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 Your donation will help improve the lives of Mattapan residents. Thank you for helping to change lives!

 Please note that donations and funds will be received by our fiscal sponsor, Third Sector New England, on behalf of MFFC.

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TSNE MissionWorks, Inc

89 South Street, Suite 700

Boston, MA 02111

why give?

MFFC provides programming and hosts events throughout the year to boost the physical and emotional well-being of Mattapan residents. MFFC's work to improve the physical environment is done in order to promote good health for all. All of MFFC's activities are free for residents of Mattapan because we believe money should not be a barrier to healthy living.

 

With farmer's markets, community fitness events, and advocating for more green and open spaces in the neighborhood, MFFC hopes to make their dream of a healthier and safer Mattapan community a reality. With the help of generous donations, MFFC hopes to be able to strengthen its reach and continue to provide health and wellness options for the people of Mattapan. 

SOME OF OUR GOALS FOR 2025:

  • Bringing more awareness to food assistance programs such as SNAP, WIC and normalizing the use of them.

  • Plan and implement the Youth Bike Summit with our co-hosts Bikes Not Bombs and the National Youth Bike Council.

  • Continue our support to the Edgewater Neighborhood Association to build a walking path

  • Engage the community through out Blue Bikes outreach.

  • Onboard a part time communications manager and development manage to expand our admin team.

  • Through the REACH grant funded program, work with the Boston Public Health Commission to make small policy and system changes focused on food acess, physical activity, early childhood development, and vacations.

  • Implementing our strategic plan and discussing ways to meaningfully involve volunteers through our community resource survey

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