Mission Hill-Fenway Neighborhood Trust
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Provides grants to community-based Mission Hill and Fenway non-profit organizations that enhance quality of life for residents.

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Mission Hill-Fenway Neighborhood Trust


Founded in
2000
EIN
04-3498622
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Community Development
Address
CO LAUREN DEWEY PLATT 41 PARK DR BOSTON, MA 02215-0000 Unite States
Website
https://missionhillfenwaynt.org/
Phone
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Email address
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About
The Mission Hill-Fenway Neighborhood Trust, founded in 2000, provides grants and loans to nonprofits and community groups in the Mission Hill and Fenway neighborhoods of Boston. They focus on enhancing quality of life through affordable housing, youth and senior programs, social services, arts and education, community gardens, and other community development initiatives.
Mission
The Mission Hill / Fenway Neighborhood Trust, Inc. administers and operates a fund that gives grants to community-based Mission Hill and Fenway non-profit organizations and other civic groups dedicated to promoting and enhancing quality of life in the community.

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