Provides computers and other resources to high school students of diverse backgrounds who are accepted into college; given by the foundation sponsors, African American grandsons of two Black women —one grandmother did not get to go to college because her family had too few resources to distribute among all children of college age at the time (1940s)—named for the grandmothers—Mrs. Kirby and Mrs. Mildred Hambrick Randolph. Excellent virtual and in-person presentations made to award scholarships at recipients’ high school graduation even though founders do not live in the area of the high school; spend their personal monies for travel not foundation donations. Salute to these young Black men, just out of high school a few years themselves.
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- EIN 83-2722627
- 296 Chippenham Ln Hockessin DE 19707-1933 USA
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