Metropolitan Family Service helps people move beyond the limitations of poverty, inequity and social isolation.
Want to know more? Watch our agency overview:
Our Vision
A world where children never go hungry, young people are always educated, families are financially stable, older adults remain connected and all humans are healthy, happy and cared for.
Our Work
Children & Youth
Health & Wellness
Economic Stability
Our Reach
At Home
In School
In the Community
The Latest
MFS Project Linkage Driver is Ride Connection’s 2017 Multnomah County Volunteer Driver
Our Project Linkage volunteer driver, Roger Farnen, was awarded Ride Connection’s 2017 Multnomah County Volunteer Driver!
Congratulations, Roger! 🚌
Read a transcript of the introduction made at Ride Connection’s Annual Volunteer Recognition Event by Molly Hanson, Project Linkage Coordinator.
MFS Featured in Portland Neighborhood Magazines
Recent issues of Irvington and Laurelhurst Living Neighborhood Magazines include a feature on MFS!
Check it out here!
MFS at Good in the Hood
MFS attended the recent 25th Annual Good in the Hood Multicultural Music, Arts & Food Festival in North Portland.
Read what our MFS Encore Fellow & Gen2Gen Project Leader Lou Weisberg had to say.
MFS Food Pantry Volunteer Featured in Portland Children’s Levy Newsletter
Read about one of our fantastic Food Pantry volunteers in the Portland Children’s Levy September 2016 newsletter.
“Javier’s story exemplifies the personal growth and development opportunities that Metropolitan Family Service strives to make available through its food pantries.
MFS on KOIN Channel 6 / Gresham Outlook for Glenfair Food Pantry Event
The partnership between Oregon Food Bank, Portland Children’s Levy and MFS was highlighted on KOIN Channel 6 and in the Gresham Outlook as making a difference in the community by combating food insecurity. Many thanks to MFS Site Manager Celia Flaim (and team) and CEO Judy Strand for participating in / hosting this public relations opportunity highlighting the…
