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Encourage ~ Educate ~ Empower
The Virginia Williams High School Career Association, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. We currently offer four programs: the High School Career Forum (HSCF), the Financial Literacy Workshop (FLW), the College Financial Assistance Program (CFAP), and the Scholarship Program.
The HSCF is an opportunity for high school students to learn about different career options from a moderated panel.
The FLW is facilitated by Mrs. Erica Moore and Rev. Stanley Wright. Topics covered are: budget, savings, credit, investment, college funding and the NIL (Name, Image & Likeness).
The CFAP is in person assistance for the FAFSA, VASA and college essay writing. The CFAP is in partnership with Rosas Blancas.
The Scholarships are awarded to college bound and trade school bound high school seniors who attend high school in the DMV and Virginia Beach City Public Schools. The trade scholarship also includes apprenticeship, vocational and trade certification.
Our programs are held in Fairfax County ( Mt. Vernon and Lorton) and in Virginia Beach, VA. Please follow us for upcoming events.
Virginia Williams High School Career Association, Inc.
The Virginia Williams High School Career Association, Inc., (VWHSCA, Inc.) is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit charitable organization.
The VWHSCA, Inc. sponsors four programs for high school students: the High School Career Forum, the Financial Literacy Workshop, the College Financial Assistance Program and the Scholarship Program.
The Virginia Williams High School Career Association, Inc's. mission is to prepare high school students for a successful transition from high school by exposing them to a variety of career opportunities and expansion of financial knowledge through eudcational and motivational programs.
There are several ways you can become involved with the Virginia Williams High School Career Association, Inc. Click the link above to learn how. We look forward to hearing from you!
Any donation to the Virginia Williams High School Career Association, Inc. is greatly appreciated. Your donation will ensure we provide quality, informative programs to help guide high school students to a successful life after high school.
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Read the May 2025 Financial Literacy article by Rev. Stanley Wright.
Highlights from 2022/23 High School Career Forums and Financial Literacy Workshops