Our Impact
For more than 75 years, MFS has worked alongside individuals, families, and community partners to build healthier, more equitable communities.
Who We Serve
Driven by our values of equity, prosperity, and building connected communities, this past year, we served over 24,000 individuals of all ages and backgrounds.
Across generations, neighborhoods, and life stages MFS continues moving lives forward.
BIPOC
75% of MFS participants identify as BIPOC.
English as a Second Language
48% of participants speak a language other than English at home.
Low-income
95% are extremely low-income with median income of $35,000.
Our Services
Guided by our three three core service areas of early childhood and youth success, economic well-being, and community health and wellness we provide a range of services.
Education, economic security, food access, transportation, and supportive relationships all help people build stable, healthy lives.
MFS takes a comprehensive, intergenerational approach because family well-being is interconnected.
Processed 9,589 free tax returns, helping families access more than $14 million in refunds and credits.
Served 4,000 school-age youth through academic and enrichment programs.
Supported over 500 parents and caregivers through early childhood and family programs.
Distributed 614,776 pounds of food. Approximately 600 families were served each week.
Provided 11,903 rides to support health, access, and social connection.
Make an Impact
Rising costs, economic uncertainty, and persistent inequities create significant barriers to stability, particularly for historically underserved communities. The people MFS serves reflect the depth of these challenges and the resilience they demonstrate as they work toward greater stability and well-being. We need your help more than ever!
