2026-06-11T17:48:31-04:00 2025-12-31 421549052 TAXES PLUS 509 KIRKWOOD AVE IOWA CITY IA 52240 990EZ 2025-01-01 873686197 WRIGHT HOUSE OF FASHION WRIG 3195419790 910 S GILBERT STREET IOWA CITY IA 52240 ANDRE WRIGHT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 3195419790 2026-05-29 true ANGELA LORING P03307147 3193382799 2026-06-08 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X HTTPS://WWW.WRIGHTHOUSEFASHION.COM/ X X 185094 X 154461 30632 1 185094 107216 29270 19863 3592 25289 185230 -136 32330 2396 34590 X 36511 29929 8754 36511 38683 4181 4093 32330 34590 X MISSION WRIGHT HOUSE INSPIRES AND EMPOWERS YOUTH THROUGH CREATIVE EXPRESSION, FASHION, DESIGN, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP. WE PROVIDE HANDS-ON LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT HELP YOUNG PEOPLE DEVELOP LEADERSHIP, TEAMWORK, TECHNICAL SKILLS, AND CONFIDENCE WHILE BUILDING MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS WITH THEIR COMMUNITY. VISION TO CREATE A THRIVING, DIVERSE COMMUNITY WHERE EVERY YOUNG PERSON HAS ACCESS TO OPPORTUNITIES THAT UNLOCK THEIR CREATIVITY, DISCOVER THEIR POTENTIAL, AND PREPARE THEM TO BECOME FUTURE LEADERS, INNOVATORS, AND CHANGEMAKERS. OUR FOCUS YOUTH DEVELOPMENT "BUILDING CONFIDENCE, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS "ENCOURAGING TEAMWORK AND COLLABORATION "CREATING PATHWAYS TO PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH FASHION & DESIGN EDUCATION "TEACHING FASHION DESIGN, SCREEN PRINTING, DIGITAL DESIGN, AND GARMENT PRODUCTION "INTRODUCING STUDENTS TO INDUSTRY-STANDARD TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY "PROVIDING REAL-WORLD CREATIVE EXPERIENCES ENTREPRENEURSHIP & WORKFORCE READINESS "DEVELOPING BUSINESS, MARKETIN RURAL CREATIVE ECONOMY INITIATIVE FUNDED BY THE JOHNSON COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANT, THIS INITIATIVE SUPPORTS RURAL CREATIVES, ENTREPRENEURS, AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS IOWA. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH AMIDST MAGAZINE IN DUBUQUE, WRIGHT HOUSE PROVIDED EDUCATIONAL WEBINARS, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES, AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING FOCUSED ON MARKETING, BRANDING, STORYTELLING, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP. DURING 2025, THE PROGRAM SERVED APPROXIMATELY 25 PARTICIPANTS, CONDUCTED 6 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS AND 6 EVENTS, COLLABORATED WITH 2 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, AND PROVIDED WEBINARS ATTENDED BY 21 PARTICIPANTS. THE PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTED INNOVATIVE ORGANIZATIONS AND LEADERS WHO ARE DRIVING POSITIVE ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL IMPACT WITHIN RURAL COMMUNITIES. 57063 BEYOND FASHION FESTIVAL THE BEYOND FASHION FESTIVAL IS ONE OF IOWA'S PREMIER FASHION AND CREATIVE ARTS EVENTS, HELD ANNUALLY DURING THE FIRST WEEKEND OF MAY. THE FESTIVAL SHOWCASES EMERGING DESIGNERS, ARTISTS, ENTREPRENEURS, AND CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS WHILE FOSTERING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE. DURING 2025, THE FESTIVAL ENGAGED APPROXIMATELY 1,000 ATTENDEES, FEATURED 8 WORKSHOPS AND EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS, HOSTED 6 EVENTS, AND COLLABORATED WITH 10 COMMUNITY PARTNERS. BEYOND CELEBRATING CREATIVITY, THE EVENT SERVES AS A CATALYST FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BY ATTRACTING VISITORS, SUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESSES, AND ELEVATING IOWA CITY'S REPUTATION AS A HUB FOR INNOVATION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, AND THE ARTS. 39652 FUTURE READY PROGRAM FUNDED BY THE U.S. BANK FOUNDATION, THE FUTURE READY PROGRAM, OFFERED AT CITY HIGH SCHOOL, EQUIPS STUDENTS WITH INDUSTRY-RELEVANT SKILLS IN FASHION TECHNOLOGY, DIGITAL DESIGN, AND CREATIVE PROBLEM-SOLVING. THROUGH HANDS-ON INSTRUCTION, STUDENTS GAIN EXPERIENCE USING PROFESSIONAL DESIGN SOFTWARE AND DEVELOP TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES THAT PREPARE THEM FOR POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, AND CAREERS WITHIN THE CREATIVE INDUSTRIES. DURING 2025, THE PROGRAM SERVED 30 STUDENTS, PROVIDED 36 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS, HOSTED 2 PROGRAM EVENTS, AND COLLABORATED WITH 2 COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO EXPAND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND WORKFORCE READINESS SKILLS FOR PARTICIPATING YOUTH. 20008 ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT WRIGHT HOUSE LEVERAGES CREATIVITY, EDUCATION, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP TO CREATE MEANINGFUL OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH AND EMERGING CREATIVES. THROUGH INNOVATIVE PROGRAMMING, STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS, AND COMMUNITY-CENTERED INITIATIVES, THE ORGANIZATION DEVELOPS WORKFORCE-READY SKILLS, CULTIVATES LEADERSHIP, AND EMPOWERS PARTICIPANTS TO BECOME CONFIDENT CONTRIBUTORS TO THEIR COMMUNITIES. DURING 2025, WRIGHT HOUSE SERVED MORE THAN 100 YOUTH AND PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS, DELIVERED OVER 100 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS, AND ENGAGED COMMUNITY MEMBERS THROUGH MULTIPLE EVENTS, WORKSHOPS, AND PARTNERSHIPS. BY INTEGRATING ARTS, TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIAL IMPACT, WRIGHT HOUSE CONTINUES TO HELP BUILD A STRONGER AND MORE INCLUSIVE CREATIVE ECONOMY FOR THE FUTURE. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FUNDED BY THE JOHNSON COUNTY JUVENILE JUSTICE GRANT, THIS PROGRAM SERVES YOUTH AGES 1416 AT TATE HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH STRUCTURED, TWO-HOUR SESSIONS HELD TWICE WEEKLY. PARTICIPANTS ENGAGE IN MENTORSHIP, SKILL-BUILDING ACTIVITIES, AND SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING EXPERIENCES DESIGNED TO STRENGTHEN LEADERSHIP, RESILIENCE, DECISION-MAKING, AND PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY. DURING 2025, THE PROGRAM SERVED 34 YOUTH PARTICIPANTS, PROVIDED 54 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS, AND HOSTED 5 PROGRAM EVENTS, CREATING A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT THAT FOSTERS POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND LONG- TERM SUCCESS. HUMAN RIGHTS THROUGH FASHION INITIATIVE FUNDED BY THE IOWA CITY HUMAN RIGHTS GRANT, THIS INNOVATIVE PROGRAM USES FASHION AS A PLATFORM FOR EDUCATION, ADVOCACY, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. STUDENTS EXPLORE THE PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND TRANSLATE THEIR LEARNING INTO WEARABLE DESIGNS THAT COMMUNICATE MESSAGES OF EQUITY, DIGNITY, AND INCLUSION. DURING 2025, THE PROGRAM SERVED 12 PARTICIPANTS, CONDUCTED 6 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS, AND HOSTED 2 COMMUNITY EVENTS. THE RESULTING PROJECTS HELPED RAISE AWARENESS, ENCOURAGE DIALOGUE, AND PROMOTE CIVIC PARTICIPATION THROUGH CREATIVE EXPRESSION AND DESIGN. 62582 179305 ANDRE WRIGHT EXECUTIVE DI 40.00 69800 NANYA WALKEREL BOARD PRESID 000.00 1015 PRICILLA CULP PAST PRESIDE 000.00 0 PARKER DOBBERSTEIN TREASURER 000.00 0 TAYSHAUNA MCGEE NEW BOARD ME 000.00 0 SANTHI SELLZ SECRETARY 000.00 0 MATT ARNOLD MARKETING 000.00 0 false false false false false false false false false ANDRE WRIGHT 1501 DICKENSON LANE IOWA CITY IA 52240 3195419790 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 54177 178698 154461 387336 54177 178698 154461 387336 387336 19 19 387355 36540 X FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES MARKETING 2,746 SUBCRIPTION SERVICES 6,684 TELECOMUNICATIONS 873 TRAVEL 165 PROGRAM LODGING 1,589 PROGRAM PROMOTIONAL MEALS 265 BUSINESS MEALS 2,849 INSURANCE 2,032 ART SUPPLIES 226 PROGRAM SUPPLIES 6,468 STUDIO EQUIPMENT 1,392 TOTAL 25,289 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 20 PRIOR YEAR ADJUSTMENT 2,396 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 0 2,359 OTHER ASSETS 0 6,395 TOTAL 0 8,754 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 PAYROLL LIABILITIES 4,181 4,093 PAYROLL BACK PAY LIAB 0 0 FORM 990-EZ, PART III MISSION WRIGHT HOUSE INSPIRES AND EMPOWERS YOUTH THROUGH CREATIVE EXPRESSION, FASHION, DESIGN, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP. WE PROVIDE HANDS-ON LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT HELP YOUNG PEOPLE DEVELOP LEADERSHIP, TEAMWORK, TECHNICAL SKILLS, AND CONFIDENCE WHILE BUILDING MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS WITH THEIR COMMUNITY. VISION TO CREATE A THRIVING, DIVERSE COMMUNITY WHERE EVERY YOUNG PERSON HAS ACCESS TO OPPORTUNITIES THAT UNLOCK THEIR CREATIVITY, DISCOVER THEIR POTENTIAL, AND PREPARE THEM TO BECOME FUTURE LEADERS, INNOVATORS, AND CHANGEMAKERS. OUR FOCUS YOUTH DEVELOPMENT "BUILDING CONFIDENCE, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS "ENCOURAGING TEAMWORK AND COLLABORATION "CREATING PATHWAYS TO PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH FASHION & DESIGN EDUCATION "TEACHING FASHION DESIGN, SCREEN PRINTING, DIGITAL DESIGN, AND GARMENT PRODUCTION "INTRODUCING STUDENTS TO INDUSTRY-STANDARD TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY "PROVIDING REAL-WORLD CREATIVE EXPERIENCES ENTREPRENEURSHIP & WORKFORCE READINESS "DEVELOPING BUSINESS, MARKETING, AND BRANDING SKILLS "PREPARING YOUTH FOR CAREERS IN CREATIVE INDUSTRIES "TEACHING PROJECT MANAGEMENT, PROBLEM-SOLVING, AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT "CONNECTING YOUTH WITH LOCAL ARTISTS, DESIGNERS, AND BUSINESS LEADERS "CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR MENTORSHIP AND NETWORKING "STRENGTHENING THE CREATIVE ECONOMY THROUGH COLLABORATION "ENSURING ACCESS TO CREATIVE EDUCATION FOR UNDERSERVED AND UNDERREPRESENTED YOUTH "PROVIDING SAFE, SUPPORTIVE SPACES FOR SELF-EXPRESSION "CELEBRATING DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES AND EXPERIENCES FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 RURAL CREATIVE ECONOMY INITIATIVE FUNDED BY THE JOHNSON COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GRANT, THIS INITIATIVE SUPPORTS RURAL CREATIVES, ENTREPRENEURS, AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS IOWA. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH AMIDST MAGAZINE IN DUBUQUE, WRIGHT HOUSE PROVIDED EDUCATIONAL WEBINARS, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES, AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING FOCUSED ON MARKETING, BRANDING, STORYTELLING, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP. DURING 2025, THE PROGRAM SERVED APPROXIMATELY 25 PARTICIPANTS, CONDUCTED 6 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS AND 6 EVENTS, COLLABORATED WITH 2 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, AND PROVIDED WEBINARS ATTENDED BY 21 PARTICIPANTS. THE PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTED INNOVATIVE ORGANIZATIONS AND LEADERS WHO ARE DRIVING POSITIVE ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL IMPACT WITHIN RURAL COMMUNITIES. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 BEYOND FASHION FESTIVAL THE BEYOND FASHION FESTIVAL IS ONE OF IOWA'S PREMIER FASHION AND CREATIVE ARTS EVENTS, HELD ANNUALLY DURING THE FIRST WEEKEND OF MAY. THE FESTIVAL SHOWCASES EMERGING DESIGNERS, ARTISTS, ENTREPRENEURS, AND CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS WHILE FOSTERING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND CULTURAL EXCHANGE. DURING 2025, THE FESTIVAL ENGAGED APPROXIMATELY 1,000 ATTENDEES, FEATURED 8 WORKSHOPS AND EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS, HOSTED 6 EVENTS, AND COLLABORATED WITH 10 COMMUNITY PARTNERS. BEYOND CELEBRATING CREATIVITY, THE EVENT SERVES AS A CATALYST FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BY ATTRACTING VISITORS, SUPPORTING LOCAL BUSINESSES, AND ELEVATING IOWA CITY'S REPUTATION AS A HUB FOR INNOVATION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, AND THE ARTS. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 30 FUTURE READY PROGRAM FUNDED BY THE U.S. BANK FOUNDATION, THE FUTURE READY PROGRAM, OFFERED AT CITY HIGH SCHOOL, EQUIPS STUDENTS WITH INDUSTRY-RELEVANT SKILLS IN FASHION TECHNOLOGY, DIGITAL DESIGN, AND CREATIVE PROBLEM-SOLVING. THROUGH HANDS-ON INSTRUCTION, STUDENTS GAIN EXPERIENCE USING PROFESSIONAL DESIGN SOFTWARE AND DEVELOP TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES THAT PREPARE THEM FOR POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, AND CAREERS WITHIN THE CREATIVE INDUSTRIES. DURING 2025, THE PROGRAM SERVED 30 STUDENTS, PROVIDED 36 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS, HOSTED 2 PROGRAM EVENTS, AND COLLABORATED WITH 2 COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO EXPAND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND WORKFORCE READINESS SKILLS FOR PARTICIPATING YOUTH. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 31 ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT WRIGHT HOUSE LEVERAGES CREATIVITY, EDUCATION, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP TO CREATE MEANINGFUL OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH AND EMERGING CREATIVES. THROUGH INNOVATIVE PROGRAMMING, STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS, AND COMMUNITY-CENTERED INITIATIVES, THE ORGANIZATION DEVELOPS WORKFORCE-READY SKILLS, CULTIVATES LEADERSHIP, AND EMPOWERS PARTICIPANTS TO BECOME CONFIDENT CONTRIBUTORS TO THEIR COMMUNITIES. DURING 2025, WRIGHT HOUSE SERVED MORE THAN 100 YOUTH AND PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS, DELIVERED OVER 100 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS, AND ENGAGED COMMUNITY MEMBERS THROUGH MULTIPLE EVENTS, WORKSHOPS, AND PARTNERSHIPS. BY INTEGRATING ARTS, TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIAL IMPACT, WRIGHT HOUSE CONTINUES TO HELP BUILD A STRONGER AND MORE INCLUSIVE CREATIVE ECONOMY FOR THE FUTURE. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FUNDED BY THE JOHNSON COUNTY JUVENILE JUSTICE GRANT, THIS PROGRAM SERVES YOUTH AGES 1416 AT TATE HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH STRUCTURED, TWO-HOUR SESSIONS HELD TWICE WEEKLY. PARTICIPANTS ENGAGE IN MENTORSHIP, SKILL-BUILDING ACTIVITIES, AND SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING EXPERIENCES DESIGNED TO STRENGTHEN LEADERSHIP, RESILIENCE, DECISION-MAKING, AND PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY. DURING 2025, THE PROGRAM SERVED 34 YOUTH PARTICIPANTS, PROVIDED 54 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS, AND HOSTED 5 PROGRAM EVENTS, CREATING A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT THAT FOSTERS POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND LONG- TERM SUCCESS. HUMAN RIGHTS THROUGH FASHION INITIATIVE FUNDED BY THE IOWA CITY HUMAN RIGHTS GRANT, THIS INNOVATIVE PROGRAM USES FASHION AS A PLATFORM FOR EDUCATION, ADVOCACY, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. STUDENTS EXPLORE THE PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND TRANSLATE THEIR LEARNING INTO WEARABLE DESIGNS THAT COMMUNICATE MESSAGES OF EQUITY, DIGNITY, AND INCLUSION. DURING 2025, THE PROGRAM SERVED 12 PARTICIPANTS, CONDUCTED 6 EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS, AND HOSTED 2 COMMUNITY EVENTS. THE RESULTING PROJECTS HELPED RAISE AWARENESS, ENCOURAGE DIALOGUE, AND PROMOTE CIVIC PARTICIPATION THROUGH CREATIVE EXPRESSION AND DESIGN.