"Randy Foye is dedicated to giving back to the community where he was raised which is Newark, New Jersey. Having lost both his parents by age six Randy has seen first hand the difficulties kids can have growing up in a tough urban environment. Despite growing up in these conditions, Foye still rose up to graduate from Villanova University in four years and is currently playing in the NBA."
- The Randy Foye Foundation
Upcoming Events
Thursday, May 21st 2009 - NYC Cocktail Reception
The Randy Foye Foundation, in association with Villanova University Alumni Association’s Manhattan Chapter, is hosting a cocktail reception to recognize the success of the foundation’s first year and the Villanova Wildcats’ amazing NCAA Tournament run to the Final Four. Randy Foye invites you to join him and special guest Jay Wright for an evening with Villanova basketball legends to raise money for projects and programs aimed directly at improving the lives of the children in Randy’s hometown of Newark, NJ.
*The event features a 3 hour open bar and “almost dinner” heavy hors d’oeuvres. One of a kind items and packages will be auctioned off throughout the evening. Please note that this event will sell out, so we encourage you to register early. Attendance at this year’s event guarantees you an invitation next year!
Thursday, May 21st, 2009 ~ 6-9pm
Onieals Grand Street
174 Grand Street
New York, NY 10013
www.onieals.com
Click here to purchase tickets.
Sunday, May 24th 2009 - Support Amanda Melillo in the 21st Annual KeyBank Vermont City Marathon
New Jersey native and RFF friend Amanda Melillo is running the 21st Annual KeyBank Vermont City Marathon to benefit the Randy Foye Foundation. The 26.2 mile run will take her through Burlington, VT and along beautiful Lake Champlain. Race date is Sunday, May 24th. Click here to sponsor Amanda!Saturday, July 18th 2009 - 2nd Annual Night for Newark
Please join us for this year's Night for Newark fundraiser, hosted at the beautiful Rumson estate of Jack and Iwona Howley.
More information coming soon.
