The Rashaad Spann Foundation

th the Amateur Athlete Union (AAU) team Hawks, a Robert W. Groves High School that reached the Class-AAAAA quarter finals his sophomore year, and transferred to Jenkins his junior year and helped the Warriors to an undefeated regular season. He was awarded the Region 3-AAAAA Player of the Year as a junior* and earned Savannah Morning News All-Greater Savannah first-team honors. Rashaad furthered his education at Clinton Junior College in South Carolina where he also played basketball until a knee injury he endured his 12th grade year temporarily overtook the game. On February 14, 2014, his life and physical body was laid to rest; however his soul will live on through those he loved.
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We all know that he valued three things the most. His Family. His Friends (Bruddas and Bros). And BASKETBALL. So, the family and friends of Rashaad will strive to help at-risk kids though basketball by holding basketball camps, summer basketball tournaments, and other events. THE RASHAAD SPANN AWARD* will be given to the top high school junior basketball player in Savannah to assist with his transition to a higher education. This is a NONPROFIT organization ran by those dear to him. We are here to celebrate his life and to uphold his legacy.