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Mark Wahlberg's charity marks 25 years, distributing nearly $20m to help disadvantaged children

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In 2001, Mark Wahlberg and Jim Wahlberg established the Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation with a mission to uplift disadvantaged youth. Since its inception, the foundation has raised…

A safe place to spend time after school, an opportunity to attend summer camp or access to creative facilities can make a lasting difference in a child's life. For young people growing up in financially disadvantaged communities, however, such opportunities are not always within reach. Actor Mark Wahlberg and his brother Jim sought to address this gap by establishing a charitable organisation focused on helping children overcome financial barriers and access opportunities that could shape their futures.Founded in May 2001, the Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation has raised and distributed nearly $20 million to youth organisations across the United States over the past 25 years.

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