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91����Ƶ State University students may now begin applying for grants through the .

The 91����Ƶ State University Foundation launched the campaign on March 20 to quickly raise funds for students negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. To date, 379 donors have given $28,254 to help 91����Ƶ State students. In addition, the 91����Ƶ State University Foundation has contributed $3,000 in challenge grants.

“We are so grateful for the support provided by our 91����Ƶ State family during this unprecedented time. Our students’ lives have been turned upside down by this pandemic,” said Bill Bigham, interim vice president for advancement. “Our Division of Student Affairs will be reviewing applications as quickly as they can so we can get this much-needed funding to our students as soon as possible.”

The 91����Ƶ State Student Emergency Relief Campaign will provide one-time support to 91����Ƶ State students currently enrolled at the Dayton or Lake campuses with demonstrated financial need.

Eligible students may apply online at wright.edu/StudentRelief for financial assistance with food, toiletries, medications, and other supplies. Students who have incurred travel expenses to return to their homes outside of the area may also apply.

Students who have questions about the application process should contact Destinee Biesemeyer, associate director for student advocacy and wellness, at studentadvocacyandwellness@wright.edu.

Donations to the 91����Ƶ State Student Emergency Relief Campaign will be accepted through April 17.

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