The promise of equity
UNICEF works to give a fair chance in life to every child, everywhere, especially the most disadvantaged.
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
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The Latest
Family Resources During Coronavirus Quarantine
Some helpful resources for this difficult time. The first two were compiled by Marilyn Arellano, MFS Family Engagement Associate at Salish Ponds Elementary. Other Resource Lists Family Resources – English Recursos Para Familias – Español NAYA Community Resources List Rose Quarter Resource Center Oregon.gov Unemployment Questions Resources for Undocumented Communities (National) Need food? You might qualify…
TriMet’s Reduced Fare Program
TriMet has made ways to ride for as much as 72% off the price of Adult fare — income, age, disability and more. It’s likely you or somebody you know qualifies.
See all the options ⏬
Bag it Forward!
Helping the environment and local community is in the bag for 2020!
MFS is thrilled to announce that New Seasons Market staff have selected MFS to be a part of their Bag It Forward Program at both their Hawthorne and Concordia stores!
MFS: Top 25 Most Admired Nonprofit!
Metropolitan Family Service is featured as one of Portland Business Journal’s top 25 most admired nonprofits of 2019! To generate the rankings for Oregon’s Most Admired Nonprofits, the Portland Business Journal sent surveys to 6,000 CEOs in Oregon and Southwest Washington. We asked them to select three companies (and nonprofits) they most admire in eight…
Put Experience to Work!
Check out our latest social enterprise, Social Purpose Works, where MFS connects pro-bono professionals with short term, high impact capacity projects for Portland’s nonprofits.
