MCF COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
About Us
Our community-based nonprofit organization was created to address the pressing need for economic development in low-income communities across Clayton, Fulton, Gwinnett, and Henry counties in the Atlanta, Georgia area. With a special focus on serving the elderly, the organization reflects the family’s deep commitment to supporting seniors and strengthening the Metro-Atlanta community.
Our organization emerged from a recognition that many low-income elderly residents were living in unsafe or rundown housing conditions. By combining family-driven values with community partnerships, we focus on repairing homes, improving accessibility, and connecting seniors with vital resources that support both safety and dignity.
We envision thriving neighborhoods where low-income seniors live in safe, stable homes and have access to the support they need to age in place with confidence, independence, and respect—across the Metro-Atlanta region and beyond.
Our mission is to reduce the number of elderly residents living in unsafe and rundown housing conditions by providing critical home repairs, coordinating community-based support, and promoting long-term economic and housing stability in low-income communities.
Our Ultimate Goal
Reduce the number of low-income elderly residents living in unsafe and rundown conditions and increase the number of seniors living in safe, stable homes.
Community
We work side by side with residents, families, and local partners to identify needs and uplift underserved neighborhoods across Metro-Atlanta.
Sustainability
Our programs are designed for long-term impact, focusing on safe housing, economic resilience, and ongoing support for seniors.
Safe Housing
Essential repairs and upgrades create secure, hazard-free environments where older adults can live safely and independently.
Dignity & Care
Accessible layouts and supportive features promote privacy, mobility, and comfort, helping seniors maintain dignity.
Community Impact
Partnerships with volunteers and local groups strengthen support networks and reduce isolation among elders.
Overall Vision
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Fund and Launch Housing Projects
Increase access to affordable home repair and renovation opportunities for elderly homeowners, beginning in Clayton, Henry, and Fulton Counties, with plans to expand into additional Georgia cities and nearby Alabama communities. This initiative is designed to help low-income seniors maintain safe, sustainable housing and age in place with dignity.
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Improve Neighborhood Housing Quality
Launch repair and renovation projects for elderly homes through sponsorships and grants, and acquire and restore vacant houses to provide affordable homeownership opportunities for low-income residents.
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Encourage Business Development among Low-Income Young Black Males
Establish a customized business training program in partnership with the National Project for the Advancement of Black Males, Inc., offering mentoring, peer lending start-up funding, and proven strategies to help participants launch new businesses, supported through grants and fundraising.
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Create Construction Jobs in the Atlanta Area
Partner with the National Project for the Advancement of Black Males, Inc. (NPFABM) to secure YouthBuild and JOLI funding for job training. YouthBuild provides low-income youth, ages 16–24, including dropouts, adjudicated youth, foster youth, homeless youth, and other disadvantaged populations, with construction skills to build affordable housing and community assets.
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