Celebrating Ten Exceptional Students Awarded Carl's Jr. Scholarships Nationwide

Carl's Jr. Awards $100,000 in Scholarships to Ten Deserving Students



In a remarkable initiative dedicated to uplifting future leaders, Carl's Jr.® has announced the recipients of the prestigious Carl N. and Margaret Karcher Founder's Scholarship for the 2025-2026 academic year. This year, ten outstanding students from various states across the U.S. have been awarded a total of $100,000 in scholarships, each receiving $10,000 to assist with their higher education.

The scholarships are not merely financial aids; they are a celebration of the hard work, perseverance, and commitment these young individuals have shown in their academic pursuits and community involvement. Since the inception of this scholarship program in 1998, Carl's Jr. has contributed over $1.5 million to help more than 1,000 deserving students realize their dreams.

Blake Devillier, the Brand President of Carl's Jr., expressed the company’s commitment to community support and acknowledged the exceptional qualities of this year’s recipients. “Since our inception, Carl's Jr. has been committed to supporting the aspirations of those in the communities where we live and work,” said Devillier. He further commended the students for their academic excellence and dedication to their communities, stating, “This year's recipients not only shine in the classroom but also show true dedication to supporting their communities.”

The selected students for this year include:
  • - Adam Badawia - University High School, CA
  • - Ameen Kandathil - Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School, CA
  • - Celerina Lee - Sunny Hills High School, CA
  • - Daniel Cuz - PSJA Memorial High School, TX
  • - Eduardo Murillo Reyes - SOAR High School, CA (Carl's Jr. Team Member)
  • - Ivan Sun - Ed W. Clark High School, NV
  • - Mercedes Rodriguez - La Salle Catholic College Preparatory, OR
  • - Sangeet Satpathy - Henry M. Gunn High School, CA
  • - Santiago Preciado Cruz - Life Academy High School of Health and Bioscience, CA
  • - Sophie Garcia - San Pedro Senior High School, CA

These students were chosen not just for their academic achievements but also for their involvement in extracurricular activities and community service, reflecting the mission of the Karchers to foster talent and leadership in young people.

The scholarship program is limited to first-time college freshmen from states with Carl's Jr. locations, fostering education among communities where the brand operates. With strong roots in California, Carl's Jr. continues to grow its presence with over 1,000 restaurants across 24 countries, symbolizing its commitment to quality and community.

As a part of its broader mission, Carl's Jr. also emphasizes the importance of recognizing and investing in future generations, paving the way for students to achieve their academic and professional goals.

Amidst a landscape of rising education costs, programs like the Carl N. and Margaret Karcher Founder's Scholarship play a vital role in leveling the playing field for students in financial need. As these young scholars embark on their college journeys, their success stories serve as inspiration not only to their peers but to all who aim to transcend the barriers they encounter in their educational paths.

For more information about the scholarship and to see how Carl's Jr. is making a difference in education, visit Carl's Jr. Official Site.

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