Virginia Randolph Foundation

The Virginia Randolph Foundation, established in 1954, honors the legacy of Virginia Estelle Randolph, a pioneering educator known for her significant contributions to public education in the Southern States, particularly in Henrico County, Virginia. The Foundation awards scholarships annually to Henrico County high school students pursuing higher education, promoting inclusivity regardless of race, creed, sex, or national origin.

Virginia Estelle Randolph, a daughter of former slaves, began her teaching career in 1892 and became a nationally recognized leader in education. Her impact is commemorated at the Virginia Randolph Education Center, which encompasses a high school, adult learning center, special education center, and a museum dedicated to her remarkable life and work.

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