Our Staff

Jenny Goldstock Wright , Administrator
Jenny@beyondtheboroughs.org

Jenny brings twelve years of experience from the nonprofit and foundation sector and is an independent Philanthropic Advisor based in Westchester County, NY.   In her capacity as a Philanthropic Advisor, Jenny has worked with trusts, wealthy individuals, family and corporate foundations, professional athletes and nonprofit organizations.  With these clients she has performed all roles from creating new nonprofit organizations to securing nonprofit status, to creating by-laws, to building a board, to running the day-to-day programs.   Prior to starting her own business, Jenny served as the Executive Director of The Chilton Foundation, a private family foundation for a hedge fund manager in Connecticut. Prior to that, Jenny was a consultant to myriad nonprofit organizations focused on education and youth services. Jenny advised these organizations on how to create new programs, establish new systems within existing programs, correct problems within management structures, and evaluate success to instill best practices. In addition, for the past eleven years, Jenny has been a close advisor to Schools, Mentoring and Resource Team (SMART), an education based nonprofit of which she was a co-founder and founding Executive Director in the 1990’s. Jenny received her Bachelors degree at Skidmore College and her Master of Education from Harvard University.

Ray Reyes, Administrator
Ray@beyondtheboroughs.org

Ray is thrilled to support his big brother’s dream of creating Beyond the Boroughs. As Administrator of this exemplary national college scholarship fund, Ray is committed to the bright futures of hardworking youth, and the rapid growth of the organization.

Ray received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Rowan University and his Master of Arts degree in Higher Education from New York University. His interest in higher education began as an undergrad working as an Admissions Ambassador, giving tours to prospective students. It was during this time that he understood how some students did not have the same access to college as others. With the guidance of his many mentors, Ray was inspired to begin his life-long mission to serve underprivileged students. As a grad student at NYU, Ray was responsible for reading and making decisions on applications to the Stern School of Business. This experience has greatly enhanced his knowledge of the complex college admissions process.

After graduation, Ray was an Assistant Director and Career Counselor at NYU’s Wasserman Center for Career Development. There, he helped blue-chip employers with their recruitment strategies of NYU students. In this capacity, Ray also worked directly with the students to help them make informed career decisions. Ray was also responsible for all multicultural career development programming including diversity breakfasts, networking events and internship programs.