Fenway Community Trust

Our Story

In the late 1950s, Boston's urban renewal efforts threatened the West End community, leading to the demolition of affordable housing. By the early 1970s, the Fenway faced a similar fate. Local residents united to challenge the Fenway Urban Renewal Plan, successfully preserving low-cost housing and forming the Fenway Project Area Committee. In 1973, the Fenway Community Development Corporation was established to continue this vital mission.

Impact

Each year, Fenway CDC enhances the lives of over 2,500 residents, including families, seniors, and formerly homeless individuals, by providing essential services such as affordable housing, education, and food access.

Why Donate?

Your generous support enables Fenway CDC to continue serving the community, ensuring access to vital programs that uplift lives and foster stability.

Get Involved

Join the movement to empower the Fenway community! Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help provide essential services and improve the quality of life for residents.