The Wendell Scott Foundation is a national, not for profit 501c3 established to commemorate the memory of the first African-American race car driver to win the Grand National, NASCAR’s highest level, Wendell Scott. Our Mission By addressing the need to expose youth to STEM-based educational opportunities and cultural enrichment activities that historically have not been assessed in under-served communities and soon through, The Wendell Scott Cultural Center. Wendell Scott Foundation has provided mentoring, job skill training, educational opportunities as well as supportive services, that rely on applications of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (“STEM”) to at-risk, under-served youths between the ages of 8 – 18 years of age. The Foundation is most distinguishing for the depth of its mentoring, after-school and summer programs. The Foundation also strives to make certain that Wendell Scott’s determination to accomplish goals despite all challenges will be carried on among the lives it serves.