DC Bar Foundation
Matt Wagner is currently a Technology & Data Governance Specialist at the DC Bar Foundation since May 2024. Previously, at RESULTS and RESULTS Educational Fund, Matt served as the Manager of Development Operations, overseeing database management and data reporting. At JSSA, Matt experienced a progression from Development Assistant to Development Associate and ultimately to Development Operations Coordinator, where significant contributions included the successful migration of nearly 100,000 records from Salesforce to Virtuous CRM. Matt's earlier roles included a fellowship at Disability Belongs focusing on public policy and accessibility initiatives at the Smithsonian Institution. Educational credentials include dual degrees in History and Anthropology from James Madison University, a Master’s in Museology/Museum Studies from SUNY Oneonta, and a Graduate Certificate in Learning Technologies and Data Analysis from George Mason University.
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DC Bar Foundation
The DC Bar Foundation is the leading funder of civil legal aid in the District of Columbia. We are committed to the vision that residents of the District have equal access to justice, regardless of income. Our mission is to fund, support, and improve legal representation of people who are financially disenfranchised or who are otherwise underserved in the District of Columbia. The Bar Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, was established in 1977 to provide a vehicle for lawyers and law firms to contribute to legal services organizations in the District of Columbia. In 1985, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals established the District’s IOLTA program, which the Foundation administers. In 2006, the Council of the District of Columbia appropriated funds for civil legal services grants and a poverty lawyer loan repayment assistance program, designating the DC Bar Foundation as administrator. The Bar Foundation awards grants to the District’s legal services organizations that provide free civil legal services to District residents with low incomes or who are otherwise underserved. Since its inception, the Foundation has awarded more than $80 million in grants. To learn more about the Foundation's strategic vision, visit https://www.dcbarfoundation.org/strategic-vision