Our Mission is: Rebuilding Hope, Giving Comfort and Loving Children
Get Involved
We provide support to local organizations, relief work, supports individuals thru crisis in Boston and surrounding areas, Haiti and now we are supporting different areas in Puerto Rico.
We have two projects that are taking place to support the families in Puerto Rico - We are working with Hogar Angel Mercedes - a nursing home with 24 hours visits for 11 beds with full staffs. Also working with social workers students at Las Americanas Students that will identify families that needs help for the children - We will be supporting between 30 to 35 families.
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Boston Mothers Care join forces with Haitian American United and other local organizations to bring resources to Haiti to support our brothers and sisters affected by the earthquake on Saturday, August 14th, 2021. HAU have raised over $16,000; on August 26th, $12,000 was sent directly to grassroots organizations on the ground in Haiti, serving those in immediate need.
We invite you to contribute by:
Donating to Boston Mothers Care - Mail the check to 234 Kennebec Street Hyde Park, MA 02136
Making an online donation at HAUinc.org/helphaiti; or mail a check directly to “Haitian Americans United” at P.O. Box 260440, Mattapan, MA 02126 (memo: “Haiti August 2021 Earthquake”)
HAU is also collecting donations to send out to Haiti - see the list of items that can be purchase to donate. We are collecting from now until September 4th, 2021
We are thankful for the generosity of Dollar Tree on American Legion HWY for donating 8 boxes of toys to our partner church St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in Boston's South End.
The toys will be distributed to over 200+ families this Christmas. Lets continue to GIVE this season.
Merry Christmas 2020
CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC 2020
Dear Friends,
We hope this message finds you in good health and reasonably good spirits.
On behalf of everyone at Boston Mothers care, we extend our thoughts and prayers to our community during the current COVID-19 pandemic. We know this is a particularly difficult time for individuals with pre-existing health conditions, people who are economically vulnerable, and the immigrant families who may be subjected to increased racism and hostility. We consider the health and safety of our community to be the top priority. for this reason we want to share some resources with you.
The City of Boston has two dashboards to provide statistics on COVID19 cases in Boston and throughout Massachusetts. View them here.
The City of Boston has a free texting service to provide daily updates and information about the coronavirus. Text BOSCOVID to 99411 to opt-in for English. Language and communications access remains a priority for Mayor Walsh, so this text service is also available in Spanish, Haitan Creole, French, Cabo Verdean Creole, and Portuguese.
- Text BOSEspanol for Spanish
- Text BOSKreyol for Haitian Kreyol
- Text BOSFrancais for French
- Text BOSKriolu for Cabo Verdean Creole
Text BOSPortugues for Portuguese
Updates in 10 total languages can additionally be accessed through boston.gov/coronavirus#multilingual-help. Each language has its own page and hosts multilingual print materials distributed citywide.
Funding AVAILABLE.-
Cosecha Undocumented Workers Fund - https://secure.actblue.com/donate/cosechamutualaid?refcode=twitter
List of Neighborhoods with Mutual Aid networks - https://www.massjwj.net/news/2020/3/17/cover-19-mutual-aid-networks
Mass Undocumented Workers Fund - massundocufund.org
List of resource funds in MA - https://philanthropyma.org/grantmakers-philanthropic-advisors/resources/disaster-and-emergency-relief-resources
Dear friends,
I am proud of the work of BMC and partners are doing by supporting and building each other. Without the support of individuals and partnership, we would not be able to accomplish so much this year. The trust and the investments means the world to us.
I wanted to take this opportunity to share what we have accomplished in 2018:
Provided school supplies for over 30 children in Puerto Rico
Purchased kitchen equipment for a nursing home in Aquadilla.
Support a village in PR with a generator to help the elders with their medicines.
Visited a group of women in Nairobi, Kenya & support their agriculture project by purchasing 200 mango trees for the land.
8th Annual coat drive to help the homeless families in Boston areas.
Holiday raffles to continue the support in Puerto Rico
As I look back on the last 12 months, We have been very grateful and bless to be here in order to support and help others. Without your commitment to support and sharing our stories of our work in the community, we would not have been able to influence others and donors to grow our network.
Our work is not done yet and we have a long way to go to support the families. BMC thank you for continuously giving us feedback, allowing us to share our stories and be there for us. We know it's a long process, but with God on our side and the community to support us, we will continue doing his work to make sure we are making an impact.
our mission: Rebuilding Hope, Giving Comfort and Loving children.
We have a lot of great news and plan for 2019 and we can not wait to share them with you.
We wish you a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2019!
Sign Up For a Program
You can support a child by providing baby formula, medicine and batteries for $25.00
Volunteer opportunities
We will be walking for Mothers Walk on May 13th, 2018. You can join our team Boston Mothers Care with St. Stephens Youth (B-Peace).
Make a Donation
Any donations towards our work will be greatly appreciated - you can mail the check to 234 Kennebec Street Boston 02126