Wood Family Foundation

Program Description

The Wood Family Foundation (WFF) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that was founded in June 2011 by Chicago Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood and his wife, Sarah. The WFF works to improve the lives of children in and around Chicago by raising funds and awareness for its children's programs and other children's charities they support. The WFF acts as an advocate for children in the Chicago community, inspiring others to join them in their mission.

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Dates Begun
2015-02-28T19:00:00
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Program Status
past
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The Wood Family Foundation (WFF) works to improve the lives of children in and around Chicago by raising funds and awareness for its children's programs and other children's charities they support.

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