Meet the Team

A native of Prince George County, Mr. Foster served as the Director of Programs for John Randolph Foundation since 2016, managing the Foundation’s Grant Program and Accounting/Finance. Prior to joining the Foundation’s staff, Mr. Foster volunteered on the Foundation’s Board of Trustees for nine years from 2007-2015. His professional experience includes working as a certified public accountant with the firm of Mitchell, Wiggins & Company, Manager of Office and Member Services with Prince George Electric Cooperative, Controller for The Oak, Inc., a regional retailer, and Vice President of Finance and Information Technology for The Bank of Southside Virginia. Mr. Foster served for 12 years on the Prince George County School Board, Rowanty Vocational Technical Center Board, and three years with the Board of Trustees of the Prince George Emergency Crew. He is currently in his 40th year volunteering with Prince George Volunteer Fire Department, just recently serving as the Fire Chief. He is an ordained elder with Gregory Memorial Presbyterian Church where he previously served as Treasurer. Mr. Foster is married with two adult children.

Bonnie Falls joined the Foundation in October of 2007 as the Scholarship Program Officer.  In this role, she oversees the Foundation’s scholarship and educator award programs. In addition, Bonnie works directly with current and prospective donors to meet their philanthropic goals through establishing scholarship and award funds at John Randolph Foundation. She is also responsible for marketing and fundraising events associated with her program area. Before joining the Foundation, Bonnie was the Public Affairs Manager for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond where she was employed for over 15 years.

Tammy McCollum, a life-long resident of Hopewell, has served as the Foundation’s Administrative Associate since 2007. Her prior work experience includes emergency room patient registration at John Randolph Medical Center, substitute teaching in Hopewell Schools, and ENT and pediatric medical office management. Her role encompasses a variety of duties from supporting the Executive Director and Board to assistance in the grant, scholarship, development, and youth development programs. She enjoys serving the community in which she lives and participating in events that give back to Hopewell and the Tri-Cities area.

After spending majority of her life in Memphis, Tennessee, Asha is back in Virginia and serving the community that she was born to and grew up in. Asha is the newest member of John Randolph Foundation and serves as Grant Program Associate. Her role at the Foundation supports the grant program by responding to applicant and grantee questions, analyzing letters of intent and applications and scheduling site visits. While her experience in non-profit is limited, her background in restaurants and hospitality has aided in flexibility and adaptability.  

Asha graduated from Johnson and Wales University with an Associate of Science in Baking and Pastry Arts and a Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management. She is a full-time mom to Parker. 

Mitchell, a lifelong resident of Prince George County, has a deep connection to his community. With a bachelor’s degree in business marketing from Randolph-Macon College, he is eager to contribute by applying his education and passion to promote growth and development in the communities that have shaped him.

As Scholarship Program Associate, Mitchell is eager to connect with students and positively influence their educational paths, perfectly aligning with John Randolph Foundation’s mission. He looks forward to making a meaningful difference in the lives of those around him!