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+ | |web series = ''[[WHiH Newsfront (web series)|WHiH Newsfront]]''<br>*''[[WHIH EXCLUSIVE: Scott Lang Interview]]'' <small>(indirectly mentioned)</small> |
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| ⚫ | {{Quote|You are the others, and as quiet as it's kept, the challenges you are facing are the greatest mankind has ever known. Plus, most of you are broke. Oh sorry, rather you were. As of this moment, every student has been made an equal recipient of the inaugural September Foundation Grant. As in all of your projects have just been approved and funded. No strings, no taxes, just... reframe the future!|Tony Stark to the assembled MIT students|Captain America: Civil War}} |
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| − | The '''September Foundation''' is a program by [[Tony Stark]] to fund schools and young prodigies in their education. |
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| ⚫ | {{Quote|You are the others, and as quiet as it's kept, the challenges you are facing are the greatest mankind has ever known. Plus, most of you are broke. Oh sorry, rather you were. As of this moment, every student has been made an equal recipient of the inaugural September Foundation Grant. As in all of your projects have just been approved and funded. No strings, no taxes, just... reframe the future!|[[Tony Stark]] to the assembled [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology|MIT]] students|Captain America: Civil War}} |
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| + | The '''September Foundation''' is a program by [[Tony Stark]] to fund schools and young prodigies in their education. The foundation was named by Stark after a lyric from ''The Fantasticks'' song, "Try to Remember," which he heard his [[Maria Stark|mother]] sing and play on the piano before her [[Assassination of Howard and Maria Stark|death]]. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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| + | In July 2015, [[Stark Industries]] announced new scholarships for promising students from urban city schools.<ref>''[[WHIH EXCLUSIVE: Scott Lang Interview]]''</ref> |
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| ⚫ | At [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology]], [[Tony Stark]] demonstrated a piece of technology aimed, [[B.A.R.F.]], to recreate and relive old memories. He announced the September Foundation Grant to the assembled students, much to their delight.<ref name="CACW">''[[Captain America: Civil War]]''</ref> |
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===[[Peter Parker]]=== |
===[[Peter Parker]]=== |
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| − | [[File:Peter_talks_to_Tony_and_May.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Peter talks to Tony and Aunt May |
+ | [[File:Peter_talks_to_Tony_and_May.jpg|thumb|250px|left|[[Peter Parker]] talks to [[Tony Stark]] and [[May Parker|Aunt May]]]] |
{{Quote|Does this grant have any money involved?"<br>"Yeah, it's pretty well funded. I mean, look who you're talking to.|[[Peter Parker]] and [[Tony Stark]]|Captain America: Civil War}} |
{{Quote|Does this grant have any money involved?"<br>"Yeah, it's pretty well funded. I mean, look who you're talking to.|[[Peter Parker]] and [[Tony Stark]]|Captain America: Civil War}} |
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| − | [[Tony Stark]] eventually tracked down Peter Parker and lied to Parker's [[May Parker|Aunt May]] about offering her nephew the grant. When |
+ | [[Tony Stark]] eventually tracked down [[Peter Parker]] and lied to Parker's [[May Parker|Aunt May]] about offering her nephew the grant. When Parker came home, he was caught off-guard and speechless about meeting his biggest idol and was confused when Stark told his aunt that [[Stark Industries]] planned to give Parker a sizable grant that Stark manages for gifted students (claiming that Parker had signed up for it), which was actually a pretense for Stark to meet Parker.<ref name="CACW"/> |
==References== |
==References== |
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Revision as of 12:46, 17 August 2019
- "You are the others, and as quiet as it's kept, the challenges you are facing are the greatest mankind has ever known. Plus, most of you are broke. Oh sorry, rather you were. As of this moment, every student has been made an equal recipient of the inaugural September Foundation Grant. As in all of your projects have just been approved and funded. No strings, no taxes, just... reframe the future!"
- ―Tony Stark to the assembled MIT students[src]
The September Foundation is a program by Tony Stark to fund schools and young prodigies in their education. The foundation was named by Stark after a lyric from The Fantasticks song, "Try to Remember," which he heard his mother sing and play on the piano before her death.
History
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In July 2015, Stark Industries announced new scholarships for promising students from urban city schools.[1]
MIT
- "Go break some eggs!"
- ―Tony Stark to the assembled MIT students[src]
At Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Tony Stark demonstrated a piece of technology aimed, B.A.R.F., to recreate and relive old memories. He announced the September Foundation Grant to the assembled students, much to their delight.[2]
Peter Parker
Peter Parker talks to Tony Stark and Aunt May
- "Does this grant have any money involved?"
"Yeah, it's pretty well funded. I mean, look who you're talking to." - ―Peter Parker and Tony Stark[src]
Tony Stark eventually tracked down Peter Parker and lied to Parker's Aunt May about offering her nephew the grant. When Parker came home, he was caught off-guard and speechless about meeting his biggest idol and was confused when Stark told his aunt that Stark Industries planned to give Parker a sizable grant that Stark manages for gifted students (claiming that Parker had signed up for it), which was actually a pretense for Stark to meet Parker.[2]