The association has awarded scholarships to students across the university while fostering a network of alumni committed to mentoring, advocacy and belonging since its founding in 1992. Each year, Trojans come together to invest in the next generation, ensuring students have both financial support and a community that celebrates them. That commitment was on display this spring when alumni, students and friends gathered for the association’s 33rd Annual Scholarship Benefit, raising more than $43,000 to support student scholarships and Lambda programs. The gathering also recognized members of the Trojan Family whose leadership reflects the association’s mission of service and inclusion. Michael Amato ’26, an alumnus and current graduate student in the USC Price School of Public Policy, was honored with the Outstanding Student Scholar Award.