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Guided by the legacy of Paul Brown, the Paul Brown Legacy Foundation believes that every individual—regardless of their background—deserves the opportunity to live with dignity, achieve their dreams, and contribute to their community. Rooted in faith, family, and service, the Foundation partners with local organizations, educational institutions, and community leaders to invest in transformative programs that uplift underserved populations.
Our mission is to honor Paul Brown’s values by supporting initiatives in education, faith-based development, health access, and economic opportunity—especially for African American communities and historically marginalized groups across the Southeast and beyond.
The Foundation is based in Washington, DC, and operates under the direction of its Board of Directors.
Grantmaking Areas
- Education & Youth Empowerment
- Faith-Based Community Development
- Health & Wellness Access
- Economic Mobility & Family Stability
- Legacy Leadership & Mentorship Programs
- Rural and Underserved Community Support
Locations
- Headquarters – Washington, DC
- Program Partners & Grant Sites – Washington, DC (with expansion plans under evaluation)
Leadership
Governing Board
- Darrell Fletcher, Director, Board Member
- Sandria Scott-Fletcher, Board Member
- Quenton Fletcher, Board Member
Executive Leadership
- Darrell Fletcher, Executive Director
- Sandria Scott-Fletcher, Director of Human Resources
Foundation Facts
(as of December 31, 2024)
- Current number of foundation employees: 3
- Total grant payments since inception: $10,000
- Total charitable spend since inception: $0.0
- Total 2025 Charitable Support: $0.0
- Total 2025 Charitable Support: $0.0
- Initial family endowment (2025): $0.0
- Foundation Reserve as of May 2025: $0.0
Financial figures are rounded to the nearest ten thousand. 2025 figures are unaudited.
Geographic Reach
In 2025, the Foundation will fund grantees and community partners in 6 states. Future grants will continue to focus on Southern and rural Black communities, with particular emphasis on youth, faith leaders, and working families.
