EVENTS
PAST EVENTS
10th Annual Back to School Event
(Syracuse, August 2025)
Our 10th Annual Back to School Event was a smashing success. Because of the generosity of our donors and volunteers, we were able to provide 111 students and 46 families with the support and resources they need to start the school year strong. The children were provided backpacks, school supplies, at least one new school outfit, new sneakers, socks, and underwear. Then each family received a grocery gift card, personal care items, and household cleaning supplies. The day was filled with children’s smiles, volunteers’ helping hands, and many acts of kindness. The yearly event would not be possible without our donors and volunteers continued commitment. We are truly grateful for the opportunity to create a positive and uplifting event for the Mothers and Children in our community.
100 Ladies Spring Tea Fundraiser
(Syracuse, April 2025)
Nonprofit seeks to build first-of-its-kind substance treatment center for women in CNY. Click HERE to see the interview CNY Central did to learn more about MCC and our Spring Fundraiser.
See pictures from our April Fundraiser below
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MCC 2024 Holiday Event
(Syracuse, December 2024)
The Holiday Event was held on December 11th in the Problem-Solving Court Suite. Because of the help of some very generous donors, volunteers, and partners, 133 children were prepared for a cold and snowy Central New York Winter. Children were given the opportunity to pick out a new pair of sturdy boots and a warm winter coat. Once again, grocery gift cards were given to each family, along with information about financial literacy and healthcare.
The Back to School and Holiday events are chaotic and magical. We invite you to volunteer with us and experience this for yourself. It is worth your time.
All of us at MCC would like to thank some kind and generous donors who helped us throughout 2024. These individuals and organizations include: Dr. Robert Dracker, Summerwood Pediatrics, Holy Cross Church, DeWitt, NY, The Sedgwick Farm Neighborhood Association, Primal Chiropractic, Prevention Network, BOCES, V-Toe Socks, Inc., The Sisters of St. Francis and Associates, The Central New York Women’s Fund, Fleet Feet Syracuse, Fidelis Care, Nottingham High School’s Girl Up Club, Summit Federal Credit Union, Project Linus Onondaga County, Pope John XXIII Parish Council, Liverpool NY, The Daughters of Columbus, St. Ann’s Prayer Shawl Ministry, Manlius NY, Howard Hanna Real Estate, Manlius NY, The Central New York Diaper Bank, and Race’s Knitted Scarves. In addition to these wonderful individuals and groups, we would also like to thank the Staff of the Onondaga County Problem Solving Courts.
