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About Us
The John Randolph Foundation is a community-based Foundation working to improve the health and quality of life for residents of Hopewell and surrounding areas through Grants and Scholarships.

The Foundation seeks to:

  • Promote good health concepts and practices and improve the quality of life in our community.
  • Support medical and allied health education thereby improving the standards and availability of quality healthcare to the citizens of Hopewell and surrounding areas.
  • Actively participate (as needed) in the healthcare planning processes for Hopewell and surrounding areas, and monitor the appropriate utilization of available healthcare resources.
  • Support appropriate entities in the reduction of substance abuse, spousal abuse and violent crimes.
  • Promote wellness and health education with emphasis on cost containment.
  • Work to reduce the cost of healthcare to senior citizens and the disadvantaged.

History
John Randolph Foundation was initially established as a supporting organization to the John Randolph Medical Center in 1991. Upon the sale of the Medical Center in August, 1995 to Columbia/HCA, a for-profit corporation, the Foundation became an entity separate from the Medical Center.
Service Areas
The John Randolph Foundation is a non-stock, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization governed by a volunteer board of trustees. The Foundation is a free-standing source of funding and financial support to our community not readily available elsewhere. Our goal is to identify and support health programs and services and quality of life improvements in the following geographic areas:

Primary Service Area in Virginia: Hopewell, Prince George County and the Enon District of Chesterfield County (from the Hardaway Marks Bridge to Route 1)

Secondary Service Area in Virginia: Chesterfield County (South of Route 288 & East of Courthouse Road), Petersburg, Colonial Heights, Fort. Lee, Surry County, Charles City County and Southeast Henrico County (Varina-South of I-64).

Tertiary Service Area in Virginia: Sussex County and Dinwiddie County

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