In a world where ethical values are increasingly blurred due to mass media and individualism, today’s generation is rapidly losing sight of the principle of goodwill within their communities. The Good Samaritan Scholarship aims to restore and promote this timeless value among students with limited resources in some of the poorest communities around the globe through education and spiritual growth.

We believe that all people are made in the image of God, each endowed with incredible gifts and talents capable of transforming cultures and nations for the greater good. Our greatest asset is the next generation, and we must invest our time, resources, and love to nurture their potential—both academically and spiritually.

The Good Samaritan possessed a unique gift—compassion—not just as an emotion, but as a driving force. True compassion goes beyond feeling pity; it ignites a burning desire to change lives. This mission is carried out by providing financial assistance, mentorship, and spiritual enrichment, empowering students with knowledge, purpose, and a relentless passion to uplift and transform their communities.

Since 2006, the Good Samaritan Scholarship has assisted hundreds of students from the inner cities of Los Angeles to Bangalore, India. The program has produced outstanding professionals in a wide variety of fields, from medicine and education to business and social work. The impact has been life-changing, not only for the students but also for their families and communities. Many recipients have gone on to become leaders, mentors, and changemakers, using their education and spiritual foundation to uplift others. They are breaking barriers, defying the odds, and proving that with opportunity and support, greatness can emerge from even the most challenging circumstances.

Through financial assistance, mentorship, and spiritual enrichment, the Good Samaritan Scholarship continues to break cycles of poverty, inspire hope, and create a lasting ripple effect that transforms generations. Our mission is not just to educate but to empower—ensuring that each student not only succeeds personally but also becomes a beacon of hope and change for others.