Dr. Kelsea Monet Randolph Memorial Sickle Cell Walk

Walk with us. Remember with us. Fight with us.

In every step, we carry the story of Dr. Kelsea Monet Randolph, who bravely battled Sickle Cell Disease until her passing in 2017—just thirteen days after her 25th birthday. Kelsea’s journey was marked by determination, compassion, and an unshakable spirit. Despite the challenges
she faced, she completed nearly every requirement at Hampton University’s School of Pharmacy and was awarded her Doctorate of Pharmacy. Her perseverance and dedication continue to inspire us, fueling our mission to honor her legacy and advocate for everyone
affected by Sickle Cell Disease.

This 3-mile walk is more than a tribute—it’s a call to action. Over 80,000 Americans live with Sickle Cell Disease. Together, we can push for greater awareness, research, and a cure.  Proceeds from this event will benefit Sickle Cell Partners of the Carolinas, supporting local families, advocacy, and education. Every step we take honors Kelsea’s memory and supports the fight against sickle cell.