Jackie Robinson Foundation
@jackierobinson.org
Established in 1973 by Rachel Robinson to perpetuate the memory of her husband, the Jackie Robinson Foundation administers one of the nation’s premier scholarship and leadership development programs for minority college students. With the opening in 2022 of the Jackie Robinson Museum in New York City, JRF hopes to educate, inspire and challenge the general public around the ideals embodied in the legacy of its namesake.
Jackie Robinson Foundation's Company Logos
Jackie Robinson Foundation's Brand Colors
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#C6B784
Sorrell Brown
198, 183, 132
46, 37, 65
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Chestnut Rose
201, 95, 99
358, 50, 58
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Sherpa Blue
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About Jackie Robinson Foundation
The Jackie Robinson Foundation, established in 1973 by Rachel Robinson to commemorate her husband's legacy, is dedicated to providing educational opportunities for minority college students. As one of the nation's leading scholarship and leadership development programs, the foundation aims to address the achievement gap in higher education. Their mission extends beyond scholarships, as they also strive to inspire and challenge the public through the opening of the Jackie Robinson Museum in New York City in 2022.
The Jackie Robinson Museum chronicles the remarkable life and legend of Jackie Robinson, an iconic figure in sports and civil rights history. Through this museum, the foundation preserves his legacy by showcasing his achievements and the ideals he embodied. In addition to their scholarship program and museum, the Jackie Robinson Foundation receives generous support from sponsors and donors, including a recent $1 million grant from Wells Fargo.
By providing access to higher education and honoring Jackie Robinson's enduring legacy, the foundation continues to make a significant impact in empowering future generations
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
1973
Company size
11-50 employees
