Partner with us to shape the future of youth programming in Danville. The Wendell Scott Foundation and DRF are seeking a research partner to conduct a localized Youth Needs Assessment in Zones 14 and 15. Download the RFP and submit your proposal by July 31. (Budget: $25,000)
Wendell Scott, NASCAR’s first African American driver and team owner to win at the sport’s highest level, was formally inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame in Detroit. Surrounded by his family—including grandson Warrick Scott and son Frank Scott, NASCAR’s first African American crew chief—the moment marked a powerful tribute to a legacy defined by courage, resilience, and groundbreaking impact.
The Wendell Scott Foundation proudly celebrates its 8th year of awarding the Wendell Scott Legacy Scholarship, granting $10,000 in support to five remarkable high school seniors across Virginia and North Carolina. These rising scholars reflect the resilience, ambition, and community spirit of Wendell Scott himself racing toward their future with purpose and pride.
Runway to Raceway fused high fashion with historic horsepower as the Wendell Scott Foundation partnered with Neiman Marcus and World Wide Technology Raceway to kick off NASCAR’s Enjoy Illinois 300 weekend. From luxury looks to legacy storytelling, the event celebrated culture, community, and the unstoppable spirit of Wendell Scott.
In a heartwarming tribute to resilience and legacy, students laced up brand-new shoes gifted in honor of Wendell Scott—the first Black driver to win at NASCAR’s highest level. More than just footwear, these shoes represent confidence, dignity, and the enduring impact of a trailblazer whose story continues to inspire the next generation to chase their dreams, one step at a time.
