Since it’s inception, the Wes Welker Foundation has awarded more than $2,300,000 in grants to over 40 Oklahoma City schools and organizations. These grants paid for weight rooms, training equipment for multiple sports, uniforms and improvements to facilities and fields.

Its work primarily benefits schools and other organizations in Welker’s hometown of Oklahoma City. Since its inception, the Wes Welker Foundation has awarded more than $2.3 million in grants to over 35 Oklahoma City schools and organizations.

Wes Welker Foundation Board of Directors. The success of the Wes Welker Foundation would not be possible without the tireless efforts of our volunteer board and dedicated staff.

Providing the funding for athletic-related programs and facilities is just one of the ways the Wes Welker Foundation positively influences at-risk youth. It all starts with our Grants program.

Wes Welker was born in Oklahoma City on May 1, 1981. He began his football career at Heritage Hall High School in Oklahoma City and during his Junior year, he helped lead his team to the 2A State Football Championship defeating Tishomingo High School.

Donate to the Wes Welker Foundation All Proceeds Go To Support Our Community. Donate Now! Help Sponsor Our Events Today! The events we hold throughout the year are the primary source for funds distributed to our grant recipients. We want our community to see the direct impact they can make on our at-risk youth through their donations.

About The Foundation; About Wes Welker; Our Sponsors; Our Team; Donate; Grants; Programs. Game Day Cheer Preview ; Football Camp ; Elevate ; Coaches' Training ; Events. Let the Games Begin! Rosé After the Round ; 2024 Golf Tournament ; Contact

About The Foundation; About Wes Welker; Our Sponsors; Our Team; Donate; Grants; Programs. Game Day Cheer Preview ; Football Camp ; Elevate ; Coaches' Training ; Events. Let the Games Begin! Rosé After the Round ; 2024 Golf Tournament ; Contact

In 2016, the Wes Welker Foundation became aware of a need for a 7-on-7 Summer Football Camp for Oklahoma City-area High Schools. Wes and the Board of Directors were very excited to host a day for teams that would encourage positive …

The Wes Welker Foundation began the four-year implementation of the ELEVATE program in all middle and high schools in the Oklahoma City Public School District in 2014. Focusing on positive character traits, student-athletes and coaches discuss the importance of these traits through weekly meetings and award presentations.