Our Mission
The Henrico Education Foundation strengthens public education by advancing innovative programs and initiatives designed to improve student achievement.
Our Vision
All schools are strong. All students are prepared
HEF’s three Priorities
- Serving as a catalyst for innovation in Henrico County Public Schools
- Preparing students K-12 for success in college, career and community
- Strengthening educational leadership
Our Approach
Over the past two decades, HEF has played a vital role in meeting the educational needs of our community’s children. As a foundation, we do more than just provide additional funding for public education, we are innovators working in partnership with parents, teachers and administrators, continually identifying and developing initiatives that improve school performance and student achievement. Our program and funding priorities focus on implementing research-based initiatives that enhance learning in the classroom, create best practices and complement The Henrico County Public Schools’ (HCPS) improvement plans. We support all schools in Henrico County, working to provide every student the support and resources they need for success.
Organizational Values
HEF will achieve its mission by directing resources to research-based initiatives and system improvements that enhance learning, complement school improvement plans and are in the best interest of students. Our funding priorities provide substantive opportunities to improve academic and co-curricular excellence for all. HEF strives to ensure that every student in our county succeeds in learning and life.
HEF believes:
- Education is the cornerstone for opportunity
- Every child deserves the best education possible
- Educational opportunities should be accessible to all students regardless of their circumstances.
- Commitment to best practices, innovation and professional development is essential to providing an excellent education
- Excellence is attainable
At a Glance
The Henrico Education Foundation (HEF) is a non-profit foundation that provides grants and resources to Henrico County Public School students and teachers to fill the gap between taxpayer funding and what is required to produce innovation and achievement in our schools and communities.
| Board of Directors | Contact Information: |
| Officers:
President: Veronica Hinckle, Community Volunteer Vice President: John Delandro, Merrill Lynch Treasurer: Jeff Robinson, Robinson Consulting Group Secretary: Michael McCullough, Genworth Advisory Board Chair: Betsy Beamer, McGuire Woods
Gerald Britt, Xerox Corporation Tamara Charity-Brown, Associates in Pediatrics Alison Crehore, Stratford University Monica Brinkley Davis, WestRock Stephen Halsey, Moseley Architects Delphine Hartsel, CarMax Lori Krenik, Krenik Court Reporting Monica Manns, Educational Consultant Bob Michie, Presidio Robert Nomberg, Richmond Jewish Foundation Anne Poates, Retired Principal, Douglas Freeman High School Jack Reasor, Old Dominion Electric Cooperative Savon Sampson, McKesson Medical-Surgical Anne Schaffer, Capital One Wes Simon, Stuart Simon Law Firm Russell Singer, Dominion Energy Services, Inc. Randy Sullivan, Hunton & Williams LLP Randy Welch, Retired Community Volunteer |
Henrico Education Foundation P.O. Box 31413 Henrico, Virginia 23229 Fax:(804) 652-3425Mike Taylor, Executive Director Office: (804) 652-3869 ext: 3 Jay Shively, Chief Development Officer Scott Williams, Director of Operations – Learning & Discovery After School Enrichment Program Paula Roop, Program Officer – Educational Initiatives Aaron Monroe, Program Officer – Community Learning Center Robin Rowland, Executive Director – Henrico Mixed-Delivery Coalition Laverne Wyatt, Administrative Assistant Courtney Baytop, Operations Assistant Gene Raines, Finance Manager |
