Curreri College Counseling accepts Pro Bono Scholarship eligible students from Special Operations Warrior Foundation and a limited number of dependent children of military personnel.
Staff SGT. Joseph F. Curreri, Bravo Company, 2nd Battalion,
1st Special Forces Group Airborne,
September 23, 1980-October 26, 2007
Joe Curreri was a humanitarian. Not only did he serve our country as a Special Forces soldier, but he dedicated his efforts and time performing much needed medical, dental and veterinary work. SSG Curreri played a key role in a large scale school restoration and a one thousand patient Medical Civic Action program in the barangay of Balangsi.
USC '02 (US Olympic Trials)
Our family has set up a scholarship through the Special Operations Warrior Foundation in Joe's name. This scholarship was created to celebrate his life, acknowledge his accomplishments and help to make his dream of educating others come true. The purpose of the Special Operations Warrior Foundation is to provide a college education and counseling to every child who has lost a parent while serving in the Special Operations Warrior Command and its units during an operational or training mission. The SOWF is currently committed to providing scholarship grants, not loans, to more than 700 children. These children survive over 600 Special Operations personnel.
Starting in the Fall of 2009, one graduating senior will be chosen to be the recipient of the Staff Sergeant Joseph Curreri Scholarship Fund by the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. This scholarship will continue with the student through all four years of their college education and will help provide for tuition, room, board, books and supplies. If you would like to make a donation, here are the instructions:
- Go to www.specialops.org
- Click on Make a Donation
- Scroll down to the picture of a family
- Click on the picture
- Click Online Donation form
- Scroll to Program Area
- Go to the top list and click on SSGT Joseph Curreri Scholarship Fund
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