District, Other School Groups to Share $16.3 Million Middleton Family Grant
The Middleton family, which made its fortune in tobacco and owns part of the Philadelphia Phillies, will give $16.3 million over four years to the School District of Philadelphia and other educational institutions for training in workforce and professional development.
John Middleton and his wife, Leigh, will give the money to the School District and Drexel University, as well as to Philadelphia Youth Network and Philadelphia Academies Inc., both nonprofits focused on career development and training.
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