Fathers and Mothers Who Care

Fathers and Mothers Who Care (FMWC) is a 501(c)(3) social service charity and grassroots nonprofit organization. Its mission is to create a better society by addressing the social, educational, and health needs of underserved communities, including veterans, homeless individuals, and youth. These groups face challenges such as employment, education, and mental health issues.

Mission and Objectives

FMWC aims to spark community development by restoring underserved communities and providing resources and educational opportunities. It envisions giving everyone a chance to become a successful and positive member of society. The organization focuses on assisting those who face multiple barriers to reintegrate into society, including veterans, homeless people, ex-felons, and unaccompanied youth.

Programs and Services

FMWC operates various programs to support its mission:

• Housing Assistance: The organization offers a housing program known as "A Place 2 Call Home" and collaborates with local authorities to help eradicate homelessness.
• Support for Underserved Groups: FMWC provides assistance to veterans, the homeless, and youth, helping them overcome challenges related to employment, education, and mental health.

Organizational Structure

FMWC is governed by a board of directors that includes diverse professionals from various fields. The organization emphasizes community representation and equity, striving to address racial disparities and ensure inclusivity in its leadership and programs.

Recognition and Status

Fathers and Mothers Who Care is registered as a nonprofit with the relevant state and federal authorities but has faced issues with state registrations in California. Despite this, it remains committed to its mission of uplifting underserved communities across the United States.