Premio Campo Fogolar

The fund was established with the proceeds from the sale of the Fogolar’s Property and Clubhouse, Campo Fogolar “Anola” which was located in Anola Manitoba. The property was purchased in 1973 fuflfilling the dreams of the members who wanted a permanent gathering place and headquarters for their organization. The property was purchased with funds donated by members who are now recognized as the Founding Members of Campo Fogolar.  Unfortunately, it became difficult to maintain the property on a volunteer basis and ‘Anola” was sold in 2011. 

Established in 2016, the Premio Campo Fogolâr is an award recognizing students who maintain excellent academic standing and achievement, and who are community service oriented. The annual Award  is granted to a student (age 17-35) with origins from either Friuli-Venezia-Giulia or Veneto and who is enrolled in post-secondary studies or participating in a recognized cultural/academic program in Friuli Venezia Giulia/Veneto. The endowment was established with funds derived from the sale of Campo Fogolâr – the Fogolâr’s Centre in Anola, Manitoba. The purpose of the Premio is to immortalize the Fogolar establishing a living legacy which honours the resiliency, achievements, and heritage of its members. The award will be granted on an annual basis in perpetuity and  administered by the Winnipeg Foundation.


Please download the document below to learn how to apply!

Submissions are open until Oct. 31, 2022. After you fill out the application, please send your documents to premiocampoaward@gmail.com (e.g. proof of acceptance to institution and questions). For Further information please contact Valentino Corvino at 204-292-5843 or click here.


Donate to the Premio Campo Fogolar Endowment Fund

Currently, the annual award is $1,000 and it will be awarded in perpetuity. It is our goal to increase the fund and eventually award more awards each year. Help us grow the fund.

If you would like to make a donation to the Premio Campo Fogolar Endowment Fund, you may do so by contacting the Winnipeg Foundation and stating that you would like to make a donation towards this fund, you will receive a charitable tax receipt for the entire amount donated. 


Award Recipients

Past Recipients

MELINA SANTINA VENUTO

The Fogolar Association of Winnipeg congratulates Melina Santina Venuto as the 2021 recipient of Premio Campo Fogolar! Melina is enrolled in her final year of the Juris Doctor (J.D.) program in the Faculty of Law, University of Manitoba, we wish her well! Melina and her immediate family (Maurizio and Brenda Venuto) aunts, uncles, cousins and grandfather Attilio Venuto have been active with the Fogolar since its Foundation and continue to be pillars of the organization!

“I am honoured to be selected as the recipient of this year’s Premio Campo Fogolar Award. The Fogolar is a big part of my family’s history and to be selected to receive this award is very exciting. I have very fond memories of spending time at Anola as a child, playing bocce, helping out in the kitchen, and being surrounded by this community and culture that has helped shape me into the person I am today. I am currently in my final year of law school at the University of Manitoba and have a goal of becoming a human rights lawyer. This award will be very beneficial in assisting with that goal by helping with my student loans. Thank you very much!”


The 2020 PREMIO CAMPO FOGOLAR was awarded to Ms. Dana Deluca a student at the University of Manitoba pursuing a Bachelor of Nursing. Dana and her family have been members of the Fogolar for many years and she is a great believer in the values we as an organization strive to foster with this award. “I am very lucky to have been chosen and I am grateful to the Fogolar for their support and help in my journey to becoming a nurse. I am also thankful to my Nonno for introducing the Fogolar to my family and me. We’ve made so many great memories and I am looking forward to making more…” Dana DeLuca.  

2018 Recipient

Davide Verrelli

2017 Recipient

Katrien Kingdon

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