Bryan Dilworth Scholarship at Temple University

Larry Magid, co-founder of Electric Factory Concerts, has worked with three universities in Philadelphia – Temple University, Drexel University, and University of the Arts – to establish and endow the Bryan Dilworth Scholarship Program for Philadelphia area students in the music business curriculum. This generous, enduring gift in honor of Bryan’s legacy will provide opportunities for students for many, many years.

Temple University in Philadelphia has established the Bryan Dilworth Scholarship. Funded by a gift from Larry and Mickey Magid, the scholarship will stand as a testament to his professional success and legacy, while attracting and inspiring students.

Bryan Dilworth Memorial Scholarship at Hatboro Horsham School District

A $500 scholarship will be provided to a student in the Hatboro Horsham School District Graduating Class. A music promoter who helped shape and support the Philadelphia Music scene, Bryan Dilworth touched the lives of many with his humble approach to giving and supporting friends, family and even strangers in need. He helped many musicians further their career and we hope this scholarship can do the same.

Criteria

• College bound

• A student who is kind and supportive to others. Community service not required.

• Student must have a passion for music but does not need to be pursing Music as a major.

• Financial need should be considered but is not required.

No Application: Faculty Nomination.

The student will be presented the scholarship the first week in June at the HHSD award ceremony.

2025 Recipient: Michael Duerte

2024 Recipient: Sadie Van Tassel

2023 Recipient: Audrey Kim

2022 Recipient: Jillian “JJ” Miller

2021 Recipient: Sarah Pettineo

2020 Recipient: Alexandra Wray

Bryan Dilworth Memorial Scholarship Fund at Neumann-Goretti High School

Bryan Dilworth’s generosity wasn’t unique to our basketball program. He had a tremendous heart and a passion for helping others. Besides being the largest private donor to the Neumann-Goretti basketball program, Bryan was also involved with Make The World Better, Sunday Love Project, and more.

This 2019-2020 season, just days after our 2nd round win in the PIAA state tournament, Bryan passed away at just 51 years old. Only days before he was reaching out to the team to see if he could help the program for our state tournament run.

In memory of Bryan, Bryan’s family have set up a fund in his name. Donations will benefit the student-athletes in the program facing economic hardships.

The Bryan Dilworth Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 2020 with Billy Penn Assists to provide scholarships to current high school students who come from economically disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds within the Philadelphia area.

Criteria

• Attend high school in the greater Philadelphia area

• Demonstrate financial need

• Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.3

• Plan to attend a 2/4 year college or university OR accredited vocational or technical trade school

How to Apply

• No application

• Staff nominated

Contact dilworthfund@billypennassists.org

Friends and family are invited to donate to support this scholarship program at this website.

Ways to Honor Bryan

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