The Wright Family Foundation Grant

From The Wright Family Foundation

The Wright Family Foundation is a private family foundation established in 1997 to provide funding in support of neighborhood revitalization, jobs and career support, education, and social needs.

Type of Support

Overview

The Wright Family Foundation supports organizations and programs that create opportunities for long-term and sustainable impact.

  • Neighborhoods: Transforming distressed areas into neighborhoods of opportunity by leveraging private, public and community resources.
  • Job & Career Support: Empowering people to overcome adverse circumstances and to gain job skills that provide access to sustainable career opportunities.
  • Education: Striving to inspire hope in urban youth by supporting not-for-profit educational and empowerment programs.
  • Social Needs

Eligibility

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Ineligibility

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Submission

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Contact info
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