When you donate to Families First, the impact will last a lifetime—and beyond.
There are lots of opportunities to join us and support families!
Organize your own fundraising event
Bring together a group of your friends and family to learn more about Families First and help raise awareness and funds for the organization’s important work.
Join a Committee
Families First has many dedicated committees that help to make different aspects of our work successful. Click on the committee names below to learn more!
Help make our annual event a success by providing strategic guidance related to the event, helping to secure sponsorships, and doing outreach. In the process, you can get to know other leaders in the Boston community and learn more about Families First’s mission and programs.
Families First’s Development & Marketing Committee is vital to furthering the organization’s sustainability. Development & Marketing Committee members work closely with staff to set out a development plan that incorporates a variety of strategies for effective fundraising and donor cultivation in order to meet organizational goals.
Committee members also promote events, appeals, and other opportunities, and engage in activities such as thank you calls, outreach to new groups, and communications.
The Finance & Audit Committee is chaired by the Board Treasurer and is responsible for the organization’s financial procedures and controls. The Committee:
- Reviews annual budget submission
- Oversees the investment of the organization’s financial assets
- Reviews the annual audit and management letter with the organization’s auditor
- Facilitates communication with the Board regarding the organization’s financial performance
Contribute your skills
Use your expertise to work on a special project or help us tackle a specific challenge.
Sponsor an event
You or your company can sponsor our Breakfast Benefit or a community event like our Alumni Reunion.
Your support helps families thrive!
When you support Families First, you give more parents access to a critical balance of knowledge, skills, and support that helps them build on their strengths and set their children up for success.
