Jared Wiley

Kansas City Chiefs

Youth Empowerment

Bridge East Temple (The 411 House)
“They’ve helped many of my friends and family through hardships, finding an identity outside of what they are used to.”
Bridge East Temple Foundation’s 411 House is a place where young people feel they belong and their ideas matter. Once the home of local civil rights activist Myrtle Captain, the renovated house now supports youth as they dream, discover their gifts, and learn how to lead. Through mentoring, programs, and a steady presence, the 411 House helps young leaders grow into people who improve their neighborhoods and their city.
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