Point Celebrates 2025 Graduates | Point Foundation

Point Foundation’s 2025 graduating class consists of more than 110 undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and community college students across the nation. These grads are going on to build a brighter future as educators, public servants, and leaders in every field. 

Join us in celebrating our grads by sharing a message of Pride with Point Scholars across the nation here.

The Class of 2025 is Shaping the Future

Here are a few of Point’s 2025 graduating class going on to amazing things! We are incredibly #PointProud of these young leaders, who are already giving back to their communities.

Like many college students, Point Scholar Kawena began her education at a community college before transferring to a four-year institution. She is currently studying Hawaiian Pacific Studies and plans to pursue a graduate degree in Educational Administration after graduation. Kawena aims to become an academic advisor to support future students. 

“I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support and belief in my potential. Your generosity has not only eased my financial burden but has also given me the confidence to pursue my dreams without hesitation," Kawena said. "Mahalo palena 'ole - my thanks to you are without measure.” 

Warren will pursue a law degree at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. Warren plans to work towards advancing LGBTQ+ legal rights.

“Law School has been a dream of mine since middle school," said Warren. "Knowing that I will have that dream come true is an indicator of the work I've put in… (and) as a result of the financial and professional assistance Point has provided.”  

Morgan is transitioning into his Master of Public Administration degree while serving as a Federal Casework Manager for his local congresswoman. 

"Now, more than ever, it is incredibly important for LGBTQ+ people to strive toward positions of influence and leadership to ensure that our community is not only represented, but protected from ongoing attacks intended to force us back into the shadows once again."

Jenna is off to Oxford in the fall as a Rhodes Scholar, Point’s third in a row following Isaac (class of 2023) and Jess (class of 2024).

"I hope that studying at this institution will give me the grounding in Public Policy and Criminal Justice needed to exact the change in the field that I hope to see throughout my career," Jenna said, "This is a tremendous opportunity, that I may not have had without the support of Point."

Point is supporting the LGBTQ+ and ally leaders of today to create a better future. Point graduates fight for local and national change in nearly every major industry such as health care, art, science, and more. What’s more, by increasing access to success in higher education, Point is supporting LGBTQ+ and ally students to achieve their career goals, increasing representation worldwide.

Find out how you can join us in supporting Point Scholars during Pride and all year long.