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OUR IMPACT:

Each year, Fenway CDC improves the lives of over 2,500 adults and through 5,000 services and a wide range of community activities. We provide affordable housing, connect residents to social services, career-furthering education opportunities, employment, and fresh foods. Boston residents who come to Fenway CDC build job skills, gain financial literacy, and learn healthy habits.

Fenway CDC enriches the neighborhood by organizing the Fenway Porchfest music festival and numerous other 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.

Latest News & Events:


The Fenway Ball

Tue, July 16th, 6pm – 9pm, Fenway Park, 521 Overlook, 14 Lansdowne Street, Boston

Join us to celebrate Fenway CDC’s accomplishments and envision the exciting future with community & business leaders! See updates here. Get your sponsorship or event tickets at this link.


Current Job Opening

Fenway CDC is hiring a Community Engagement Coordinator.

Click here for the full job description. Applications are encouraged by July 5, 2024.

Fenway CDC’s Newest Affordable Housing Project

Fenway CDC has acquired the 112-114 Queensberry Street parcel in the West Fens to develop as a 100% affordable housing project. The planned development will feature a six-story building including 24 units of permanently affordable housing. See BPDA’s project page for details. Read our press release here.


Free Market

July 9th, 2pm – 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.

Fenway Porchfest Was A Success!

Fenway Porchfest 2024 was a great success, featuring 46 musical acts at 16 different sites around the Fenway and drawing approximately 2000 attendees! In addition to music, participants could play lawn games outside Whole Foods and the Emerald Necklace Conservancy Shattuck Visitors Center, as well as enjoy the beautiful weather at the many parks and outdoor spaces across the Fenway. Enjoy the event album here.

Food Access

Fenway CDC collaborates with six area non-profits to form Fenway Cares. We distribute fresh produce every other Wednesday at Symphony Park and the Fenway Community Center. See details here.

Fenway’s Urban Village Committee

If you are interested to help monitor and review development projects, please contact Cassie White at cwhite@fenwaycdc.org

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 money-related 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.


Community Investment Tax Credits (CITC)

Double the impact of Fenway CDC’s work by contributing $1,000 or more and participate in CITC program to receive 50% back through our tax credits. For inquiries, please email Iris Tan at itan@fenwaycdc.org.