Where Your Donations Go
Scholarships, families supported, and a legacy of love. Here is what Athena's Army has accomplished.
The Scholarship
Inside the package delivered on November 30, 2022 was a box of "You Can Be Anything" Barbie dolls, Athena's Christmas present. That sentiment lives on in the form of an annual scholarship awarded to graduating students from Paradise High School (TX) and Comanche High School (OK).
What makes this scholarship truly special is its spirit: every single graduating student is automatically entered into the drawing. There is no application process. There is no essay to write. The scholarship is meant to reflect Athena's belief that every child deserves a chance, not just those who can best articulate their dreams on paper.
The scholarship supports recipients in pursuing whatever comes next in their lives, whether that is college, trade school, or the first step in a career they have always dreamed of.
Open to ALL graduating students at Paradise High School (TX) and Comanche High School (OK)
No application required — every student is automatically entered
No essay to write. The scholarship is for everyone
Recipients are selected by drawing each year
Funds support the next step in the recipient's life, their choice
2025 Giving
Here is exactly where every dollar went in 2025.
Donated to the SoulShine Foundation
Distributed to 2 families who lost children
Total given to families in need in 2025
| Recipient | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| SoulShine Foundation | $12,100 | Custom caskets for children lost in the Camp Mystic flooding tragedy and one additional child lost in an unrelated vehicular accident. |
| Two Individual Families | $2,000 | Direct financial support for two families who lost children to vehicular accidents ($1,000 each). |
SoulShine Foundation
$12,100
Custom caskets for children lost in the Camp Mystic flooding tragedy and one additional child lost in an unrelated vehicular accident.
Two Individual Families
$2,000
Direct financial support for two families who lost children to vehicular accidents ($1,000 each).