Janice Howard-Robinson Memorial Scholarship Fund
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Janice Howard-Robinson Scholarship Foundation
Janice Howard-Robinson Scholarship Foundation
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$1,005
Raised of $5,000 goal
1 scholarship funded
Contributions
10AA
Anonymous Anonymous
$125
AA
Anonymous Anonymous
$125
RB
Rennetta Brinson
$25
G&
Glen & Anne Weaver
$50
KR
KristaDiamond Roberts
$25
Our story
My late mother, Janice Howard-Robinson, stressed the importance of education for inner city youth and the power it had to shape our future. During her lifetime, she obtained her high school diploma from the Jeremiah E. Burke High school in Roxbury, MA, received her degree in Business Administration, and was a retired veteran of the U.S. Airforce. Janice spent majority of her life dedicated to making an impact in her community, particularly in veteran affairs. She fundraised for local senators and worked as a PCA for several years caring for family members as well as others. Janice Howard-Robinson had a infectious laugh, energetic spirit and touched the lives of everyone she came in contact with. She shared a vast knowledge of African-American history and culture, to anyone who would listen, while often dressed in dashikis. Janice would always say "get your education, then share what you learned with your community to assist those who aren't afforded that luxury." Unfortunately, my mother has passed from cancer approximately a year ago. I would love to keep her vision, spirit and message to life by continuing her legacy.
Our goal
My late mother, Janice Howard-Robinson, stressed the importance of education for inner city youth and the power it had to shape our future. During her lifetime, she obtained her high school diploma from the Jeremiah E. Burke High school in Roxbury, MA, received her degree in Business Administration, and was a retired veteran of the U.S. Airforce. Janice spent majority of her life dedicated to making an impact in her community, particularly in veteran affairs. She fundraised for local senators and worked as a PCA for several years caring for family members as well as others. Janice Howard-Robinson had a infectious laugh, energetic spirit and touched the lives of everyone she came in contact with. She shared a vast knowledge of African-American history and culture, to anyone who would listen, while often dressed in dashikis. Janice would always say "get your education, then share what you learned with your community to assist those who aren't afforded that luxury." Unfortunately, my mother has passed from cancer approximately a year ago. I would love to keep her vision, spirit and message to life by continuing her legacy.
My goal is to raise funds to assist inner city high school students from Massachusetts, in obtaining a degree at a 4-year accredited college or university.
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Comments from contributors 4
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Anonymous Anonymous1 month ago
$125
Rest In Power & Love 🖤
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Glen & Anne Weaver5 months ago
$50
This is on behalf of my cousin Janice Howard who believed in education and supported her family members personal education accomplishments and success.
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KristaDiamond Roberts5 months ago
$25
This is a beautiful memorial for a beautiful lady! Rest in Heaven Auntie Janice your truly missed!
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Michael Robinson5 months ago
$500
I believe in my wife's vision of education for our youth and I support her and contribute in her spirit. I Love you forever Janice Lee Howard Robinson
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