The Wright Group Unlimited Inc

“We worked with other non-profits to secure resources for families adversely affected by huricans helene and milton.”

“Expenses advertising and marketing 6,162 office expense 2,613 supplies 11,770 general and administrative 308 program expense 1,555 meals 7,632 awards and grants to others 3,927 storage fees 137 vehicle expense 22,478 miscellaneous expense 328 travel 1,733 liability insurance 8,776 non-investment depreciation 765 total 68,184”

“Leasehold improvement 0 12,510 less accumulated depreciation 0 765 total 0 11,745”

“Unsecured notes and loans payable 0 17,133 short-term business loan 200 262”

“Continued contracts with sebring mini storage and avon park mini storage and avon park storage providing opportunities for youth through our "learning and earning" program. Mentored and trained 10 students in "learning and earning" program. Awarded a 500 to a local scholarship fund for high school graduates and awarded an additional 500 scholarship. We received a 10,000 grant entitled "faith works to provide weekend snacks for 387 youth three times a month. We were given the use of two portables and a donation of 25,000 to make the needed repairs. Sixteen families participated in the wgu nutrition contest. Winners were awarded 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 2 consolation prizes. Donated family meals to two families for thanksgiving. We gave backpacks filled with school supplies to 40 students. Provided snacks at several locations weekly for access by youth and families who are food insecure. Supported families needing food and provided snacks for youth twice a month.”

“The purpose is exclusively for charitable, religious and educational purposes including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the irs.”

“The organization successfully accomplished the following programs: stipends were provided for four mentees who participated in the learning and earning lawn care program for students two scholarships were awarded to high school graduates for 500 each; four honorariums were awarded to high school graduates of 100 each. 500 donations were provided twice for baseball camps for the youth mentoring project for 50 students each time.”