Our Mission

We envision the Fenway as a unique neighborhood with extraordinary access to jobs, education, healthcare, housing, open space, public transit, and the arts. As a community, we cherish the vibrant racial, cultural, and economic mix of all who call the Fenway home. To preserve this vibrancy, we must work to relentlessly protect the rights of all who want to live and thrive here, especially low- and moderate-income people. Together, we build a healthy neighborhood that is attractive to long-term and new residents, institutions and businesses.

View Fenway CDC’s By-laws.

View Fenway CDC’s 2023 Impact Report to learn more about our work and community impact.

Thank you for making our work possible! Your support helps Fenway CDC to serve over 2,500 residents every year. They include adults, children, youth, elders, people with physical disabilities, and formerly homeless residents.

Over 650 residents will continue to stay in homes that are affordable and receive housing-related services. More than 300 residents will access social services, job readiness training, employment, education, healthcare services, financial coaching, and food access programs. Through civic engagement, we will educate over 200 residents to tackle neighborhood issues (gentrification and homelessness prevention) to improve the lives for all community residents. In collaboration with program partners, our community planning and organizing efforts will help to improve the City’s housing policies to ensure housing affordability citywide. Our yearly Fenway Porchfest, Harvest Meals, and community events enrich the lives of community residents.