OUR IMPACT:
Each year, Fenway CDC improves the lives of over 2,500 adults, youth, children, seniors, people with physical disabilities and special needs, and formerly homeless residents. We help them access affordable housing, social services, education, food, and financial stability services. Boston residents who come to Fenway CDC build job skills, advance education, gain financial literacy, and learn healthy habits.
Fenway CDC enriches the neighborhood by organizing the Fenway Porchfest music festival and community events. We work with organizations across Boston engaging citizens to advocate for improvements in housing policies that will protect families from eviction; create more funding for affordable housing; and increase the number of affordable units. Read our 2023 impact report.
Latest News & Events:
Women’s Health & Wellness Event
In Honor of National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NWGHAAD)
đź—“ 3/11/2025
⏰ 11:00 AM- 2:00 PM
đź“Ť 607 Columbus Ave Boston, MA 02118
Join us for a FREE community event focused on women’s health, HIV/AIDS awareness, and overall wellness!
đź’– What to Expect:
âś… Free Health Screenings
âś… HIV/AIDS Education & Resources
âś… Wellness & Self-Care Activities
âś… Free Market
âś… Resume Edits
Let’s empower, educate, and uplift one another! Bring your friends, family, and community members.
🚀 Together, we raise awareness. Together, we thrive!
Questions? Contact Jumana Rasheed-Rosenfield at jaljohni@fenwaycdc.org
Find more details here.
Affordable Housing Update
Thank you to Mayor Michelle Wu, the Boston Office of Housing, and Sheila Dillon for including Fenway CDC’s development at 112 Queensberry in a recent affordable housing announcement! Click this link to watch Suneeth John – Head of Real Estate and Deputy Director, Fenway CDC, who gave a speech at the Boston Mayor’s Office of Housing. Read Mayor Wu’s whole announcement here.
Your Gift Makes A Difference!
There are many meaningful ways you can support Fenway CDC! Donate online, contribute from Donor Advised Fund, write a check, host a special event, or make a bequest. Visit this page for details.
Participate in the Community Investment Tax Credit (CITC) program and receive 50% state tax credit for donations of $1,000 or more.
Free Market
Tuesday, March 11th
2:00pm – 4:30pm
Fenway Community Center
1282 Boylston Street, Boston
Bring your unwanted, gently used or new items to help your neighbors. Email Sage Carbone at scarbone@fenwaycdc.org.
Food Access
Fenway’s Urban Village Committee
Job Search Service
Our services are free. Participants will learn job search skills, resume and cover letter writing, interview preparation, and time management tips. Please email Jumana Aljohni at jaljohni@fenwaycdc.org to receive career counseling or job placement assistance.
Financial Coaching
Have financial problems? Get free and confidential 1-1 money management advice and services. Please email Jumana Aljohni at jaljohni@fenwaycdc.org to receive job search and/or financial coaching.