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- Background -
While writing his international bestseller, The Perfect Storm, Sebastian Junger developed tremendous respect for the fishermen of Gloucester. With the success of the book, Sebastian wanted to give their children the kinds of opportunities he experienced growing up that made it possible for him to write The Perfect Storm. The hardships of the job, the skill and rugged commitment of those who make their living on the sea, inspired author Sebastian Junger to establish The Perfect Storm Foundation.
Grant Applications are now available!
For more information visit the Grants Info page.
New York Times article by Sebastian Junger
Read the New York Times article. For more information on Sebastian Junger visit About the PSF.
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- What's New -
Marissa McMahan's Grant Application Essay
Read Marissa's essay on her experiences lobstering with her father, who comes form a long line of men who made their life from the sea.
The Chronicle Of Philanthropy article on the Foundation
Read about The Perfect Storm Foundation in the July Issue of The Chronicle of Philanthropy
Our screensavers and postcards are now available!
Check out the Playground
Photo of the Andrea Gail at sea
Visit the Industry page in the Wheelhouse.
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