Renée Scott is the visionary President of MRAF, dedicated to transforming underserved communities through innovative social empowerment initiatives. With a bachelor's degree in Social Work and deep roots in the Turner Station community, Renée has devoted her career to addressing the socio-economic challenges faced by marginalized populations. Her personal journey with Chiari Malformation, a significant neurological condition, fuels her passion for creating solutions for individuals and families grappling with economic, social, and health disparities.

Under her leadership, MRAF has significantly expanded its impact through initiatives such as social banking, food security programs, youth mentorship, and environmental sustainability projects. Renée actively collaborates with local partners on the Turner Station Development Project to create lasting, positive change. Her unwavering commitment to social equity, environmental justice, and community resilience makes her a driving force in uplifting the community she calls home in Dundalk, Maryland.