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Welcome
MFS invests in individuals and
families that struggle with the many barriers associated with
cultural and economic disparities including – inadequate
education, health issues and isolation.
December 2009
Quilters donate their creations to benefit the elderly, isolated and homebound. Photo by Faith Cathcart/The Oregonian

Brena Adams, a Project Linkage volunteer for Metropolitan Family Service, delivers a quilt made by Bonnie Kiltow and Nancy Turner to Ann Carlin, 91, as she recovers from hip replacement surgery at Laurelhurst Village.
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November 2009
Metropolitan Family Service convenes 2nd annual Work + Service Forum.
The forum for people 50+ is scheduled for Thursday, November 19, 2009.
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October 2009
Soldier’s son, volunteer, forge friendship.
Face to Face program matches adult mentors with fifth-graders.
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September 2009
MFS
ranked number 13 in the 100 Best Non-profits to Work for in
Oregon rankings for large non-profit employers. The Oregon
Business magazine listed all of the rankings in its October
issue.
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Ways to work wins performance
award.
Metropolitan Family
Service in Portland, Oregon has been recognized as one of the
best-performing Ways to Work programs in the organization’s
national network. More
Leaders in our midst.
Metropolitan Family Service congratulates two of our staff
members, Ursula Loret de Mola and María
Eugenia Perdomo, for their successful participation in
the Latino Leadership Program. More
July 2009
All 28 of Sherri
Brown's about-to-be-fifth-graders squeezed into the classroom
tent to listen to her read a scary story about a werewolf at
summer camp. When she finished the chapter and closed
the book, they let out a spontaneous cry of
complaint, because they wanted her to keep reading.
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We're Working in Your Neighborhood
MFS is building stronger communities by providing services,
connecting people with resources and offering volunteer
opportunities at more than 100 school and community sites
throughout the greater Portland area.
MFS 2010 Service Map
MFS Annual Report 2008
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