The Greg Scott Foundation was established to preserve a legacy and turn it into lasting community impact. Rooted in Jamaica, Queens, our foundation reflects the values of leadership, service, and unity.
To empower youth through mentorship, uplift seniors through outreach, and strengthen communities through meaningful service initiatives. We turn Greg Scott’s legacy into direct, local action that creates a lasting positive impact across the Tri-State area.
To build a resilient community where every young person has a mentor, every senior feels valued, and the spirit of leadership is passed from one generation to the next. We envision a future where the unity Greg lived by becomes the standard for all.
Rooted in Loyalty, Integrity, and Service. We operate with the same heart and commitment that Greg Scott showed on and off the court, ensuring that every program we lead is handled with excellence and deep respect for our neighbors.
Greg Scott grew up in Jamaica, Queens, as one of seven siblings. He played basketball at Cardozo High School and became widely respected across Queens as an exceptional all-around player.
Beyond his athletic ability, Greg was admired for his character. He treated people with kindness, showed loyalty to his community, and left a lasting impression on everyone he encountered.
The foundation exists to carry forward the spirit in which he lived — with heart, integrity, and service.
Christopher Riddick was born and raised in Jamaica, Queens. A former basketball player at Thomas Edison High School and Mercy College, he developed discipline, teamwork, and leadership through athletics.
After college, Christopher built a career in healthcare, dedicating his time to serving individuals and families during critical moments. His professional experience strengthened his compassion and deepened his commitment to community service.
The Greg Scott Foundation represents the intersection of his love for basketball, his healthcare background, and his dedication to uplifting the community that raised him.
