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Community Partnerships at MBHPAt MBHP, being a responsible corporate citizen and directly supporting the communities in which we live and work is a vital part of our culture and mission. "Respect," "inclusion," and "awareness" are words that serve as a foundation for MBHP's commitment to social responsibility. Our Community Partnerships program is a combination of volunteerism and strategic partnerships with local nonprofit organizations within our neighborhoods. Contact: Carla Whalen, Director of Human Resources and Community Partnerships, (617) 790-4111 Employee Volunteerism Our employees are a key component of MBHP's corporate citizenship efforts. Whether reading to students at the Condon School in South Boston (Everybody Wins Metro Boston), participating in fundraising relief efforts after the Haiti earthquake, donating thousands of dollars to purchase holiday gift cards for youth in need through DCF, or joining the MBHP team during the annual NAMI walk, our employees demonstrate our inherent commitment to social responsibility. In addition to organized, MBHP-sponsored events, our employees are actively involved in their own communities as Big Sisters/Big Brothers and youth mentors, volunteer at numerous shelters and food pantries, participate in fundraisers such as the annual Aids Walk, Rodman Ride for Kids, and Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, and are actively involved in conservation and public health efforts. Strategic Partnerships
Boston Homeless Census Each December, the City of Boston Emergency Shelter Commission conducts an annual homeless census including a count of people living on the streets, emergency shelters for individuals and families, domestic violence programs, mental health and substance abuse treatment programs, transitional housing, and specialized programs serving homeless youth and homeless veterans. The census provides critical information on the scope of the problem of homelessness in Boston. "Team 17" included MBHP staff. Pictured here: Melissa King, Gina Battiglia, John Straus, and George Smart 
hopeFound Clothing Drive
Pictured: Carla Whalen and George Smart from MBHP and Mary Nee, Executive Director of hopeFound 
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YMCA Training, Inc., has partnered with business, government, education,
and community-based organizations to strengthen the city's workforce and ensure
a long-lasting impact on local communities. More than 18,000 graduates and their
families have improved their lives by using Training, Inc., as a "bridge" to good
jobs, higher wages, and further education. MBHP has partnered with YMCA Training,
Inc., for over a decade by providing leadership on Training, Inc., participating
in the Partners Council, supporting students through mentoring, conducting mock
interviews, and providing both internship and long-term employment opportunities.
Everybody Wins! Metro Boston (EWMB) is the Boston-based affiliate of
Everybody Wins! USA, a national literacy and mentoring nonprofit organization that
increases children's opportunities for success in school and in life through one-to-one
reading experiences with caring adults. Everybody Wins! Metro Boston provides Power
Lunch reading mentors for hundreds of children in the Greater Boston communities.
MBHP staff have spent their lunch breaks reading to students at The Condon School
in South Boston since 2009.
 
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