Brains, ambition, and good study habits alone will not get a Belizean child into secondary school.  It also requires, on average, over $800 USD per student per year.  This is a formidable financial barrier to many Belizean families.

Since 2005 your donations have enabled FBB to provide 506 scholarships to deserving Belizean high school students. Full Basket Belize scholarships pay for tuition, fees, books, and uniforms for these students.  Without scholarship funding, these promising scholars would not be able to attend high school.  They sincerely appreciate the support that our organization makes possible through your generous donations.  We — and they – sincerely thank you!!

Your support to the FBB Scholars Program is making a meaningful investment in the future of Belize.

How the FBB Scholars Program Works

  • Early in the year we invite Belizean secondary schools to become “partner schools.” These schools help us identify future Form II, III, and IV students in need of Full Basket Belize scholarships. Each partner school agrees to help identify students in need of scholarships, disperse the students’ scholarship monies, send us periodic student grade reports, and submit year-end financial reports detailing how the funds were spent.
  • In February each partner school identifies deserving students to complete the Full Basket Belize scholarship applications. These students must be entering Forms II, III, or IV in the upcoming academic year. Completed applications, along with grade transcripts and adult teacher recommendations, must be returned to us no later than the deadline specified on the application.
  • FBB Scholars are announced in June.  Funds are dispersed to the schools only after signed confirmation forms and contracts are received. Each student must maintain a good attendance record and at least a 3.0/80% grade point average to retain his or her scholarship. Students who have previously received a Full Basket Belize scholarship and are in good standing are eligible to apply for renewal scholarships.

2025-26 High School Scholarship Winners

It is our pleasure to announce the 51 students who are recipients of Full Basket Belize scholarships for the 2025-26 school year.  Congratulations to all!

It is with great pride that we recognize the Drexler Family STEM scholarships. The recipients for 2025-26 are denoted by a * next to their last name. These deserving young people are interested in the fields of science, technology, environment, and/or mathematics. This annual memorial award is made in honor of Pete Drexler, longtime enthusiastic supporter of Full Basket Belize.

The students thank you and we thank you for your support!

2025-26 Partner Schools

Full Basket Belize is partnering with the following secondary schools for the academic year 2025-26. Only students attending these participating schools are eligible to apply for our scholarships this year.  

Belize District: Caye Caulker Ocean Academy, King’s College, Maud Williams High School, St. John’s College High School; Cayo District: Alvin L Young Nazarene High School, Belmopan Baptist High School, Belmopan Methodist High School, Eden SDA High School, Mopan Technical High School, Mount Carmel High School, Our Lady of Guadalupe High School, Sacred Heart College, Saint Ignatius High School; Corozal District: Belize Adventist College, Escuela Secundaria Técnica Mexico, Sarteneja Baptist High School; Orange Walk District: Belize High School of Agriculture, Muffles College High School, New Hope High School, Orange Walk Technical High School; Stann Creek District: Independence High School; Toledo District: Julian Cho Technical High School, Toledo Community College.

last updated 8/12/2025