Since 2019: Over $150,000 poured into people and potential.

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Wellet | getwellet.com
The grant from DWF, supports founder Betsy Friedman, building the health tool family caregivers have been missing. Wellet pulls a loved one's medical records from every hospital system into one clear view, so the next caregiver never has to start from scratch.

Slowpoke Cooperative
Our grant supports Michael Mangan's self-built West Ashley greenhouse, where he grows rare cacti and succulents from seed, ethically, stateside, and slowly. Years of trial and error paid off when his first wholesale plants sold out immediately.

The After Project
Most survivor support ends after the first year. Lindsey Schiro founded The After Project for all the years after. DWF's program support funds professional-led monthly meet-ups for survivors of sexual assault.

Dill Dinkers Charleston - No Limits Program | dilldinkerscharleston.com
DWF is proud to sponsor the launch of No Limits, an adaptive pickleball program on James Island for people living with Parkinson's, with scholarships so cost is never a barrier to play.

Dippy Foods | dippyfoods.com
With support from DWF, Chris Olson is growing a line of condiments that get kids excited about dinner. When his manufacturer dropped him after he'd paid for his first run, he rebuilt his supply chain from scratch. That's the persistence we fund.

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What People Are Saying

"I'm proud to support the Drew Wynne Foundation because of its tangible impact on businesses and community spaces : from regenerative farms to neighborhood project restoration efforts. Knowing the Foundation has already awarded over $125,000 made it feel like I was joining momentum, not just making a donation."

— Proud DWF Supporter

“Realizing my dream has been like a roller coaster ride, the Foundation gave me the support I needed. Sometimes a little bit goes a long way and is exactly what you need to keep going.”

— Former grant winner

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. The Drew Wynne Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, so donations are generally tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. After you donate, you’ll receive a receipt for your records. If you receive goods or services in return for your contribution, only the portion above the fair-market value may be deductible.

  • DeYour donation helps the Drew Wynne Foundation invest in human resilience and entrepreneurial dreams by funding financial awards, scholarships, and small business/startup grants for entrepreneurs and “bold builders” in the community.scription text goes here

  • Yes. We welcome people who want to help advance the Foundation’s mission, whether that’s supporting events, helping spread the word, or contributing skills and connections to strengthen our community of entrepreneurs and builders. To get involved, reach out through the contact form on our website and tell us how you’d like to help.

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