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A smiling man in a suit is featured in the foreground with the words %22BRIAN HARA LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP%22 and a school crest, while a blurred image of Totino-Grace High School is in the background.

Established by his parents, James and Theresa, this application-based financial aid scholarship is awarded to St. Odilia School graduates who display characteristics lived by Brian ‘05 - kindness, altruistic/selflessness, compassion, humanitarian, leadership passion and humbleness.

Many generous supporters have already made gifts to honor Brian Hara's legacy to start this endowed scholarship. It is the family's desire to continue grow this scholarship and impact. Please consider joining others in the Totino-Grace community by making a gift. 

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The foreground displays statistics about the Brian Hara Legacy Scholarship, including the number of students supported and the total amount awarded, against a blurred background of a building.

 

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A blue and white shield with a torch and the year 1966 is on the left, with the words %22Our FUNDRAISING Goal%22 above a yellow bar displaying %22$20,000%22 on the right.
A blue and white shield with a torch above it is on the left, with %22The BRIAN HARA Legacy Scholarship AWARD RECIPIENTS 2020 - 2025%22 written in text to the right, all on a white background.
Eight circular portraits of smiling young people are arranged in two rows against a blue and gray gradient background.

Through the generosity of our community, Brian Hara Scholars carry forward his joy, work ethic, and selfless leadership each day. Your support ensures Brian’s story continues to shape the lives of Totino-Grace students for generations to come. Thank you for your support!

A blue and white eagle head is superimposed on the letters %22TG%22 in the foreground, with the text %22The Brian Hara Ultimate Competitor Award Totino-Grace High School Football & Wrestling%22 in the background.
Two young men, Jackson Refsneider and Hans Hartinger, each hold a plaque in front of a background featuring framed portraits and a statue.

"I wish I could meet Brian because I think we would have so much in common. He sounds like someone I should strive to be like. I think it is really cool that we honor his work ethic and spirit and I'm proud to have won his award this year."

- Hans Hartinger '26, Hara Award Recipient