Global Civil Rights leader, Martin Luther King, Jr. once said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others?”
This question resonates with every attorney and support staff at the Wright Gray Personal Injury Law Firm.
We believe our duties to our community go beyond our legal services. That’s why we provide assistance to people in our community through giving events, activities, and contributions.
One of our favorite ways to do this is our Wright Gray Gives Education Scholarship, which we award every year to 5 hardworking and deserving high school graduates who will be entering their freshman year at an accredited college or university.
The Scholarship rewards talented students, helping them financially through the entire four year of their educational journey with an award of $500 every year for the next four years (as long as they are enrolled in college). The funds can be allocated towards tuition or any other education-related expenses (textbooks, supplies, etc.).
“Our scholarship was established to reward outstanding high school seniors for their past effort and to support their future academic endeavors during unprecedented times.” — Wright Gray Attorney Eric Wright
This year’s scholarship recipients are:
- Da’jalone Freeman – St. Katharine Drexel Preparatory
- Sharmaine Nelson – Helen Cox High School
- Ireione Penn – Warren Easton Charter High school
- Nia Rivers – Eleanor McMain High School
- Rodricka Robinson – Frederick Douglass High School