BUILDING STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS
FULL OF OPPORTUNITY
The Milwaukee Christian Center is a multi-service organization that works to build strong neighborhoods full of opportunity.
WE APPROACH THAT WORK THROUGH FOUR CORE AREAS:
Housing, youth development, older adults, and food security—serving over 7,500 people each year. What began with American Baptist roots providing outreach to immigrants on Milwaukee’s south side in 1921, MCC now serves youth, families, and older adults of all races, ethnicities, religions, and ages throughout the City of Milwaukee.
In the news
- From WTMJ News – After four long weeks of hard work and dedication, nine Milwaukee teens can officially call themselves muralists. “It makes me feel very happy. I’m very proud of everything that we’ve accomplished,” said Elayna Thompson. With the help of local mural artist Tia Richardson, nine aspiring artists who were accepted into the community 
- From WITI News – On March 22, 2023 Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson $500,000 in funding for six Milwaukee food pantries, one of which being Milwaukee Christian Center. The funding announcement comes at the end of additional FoodShare benefits available during the pandemic. Click here to watch the full segment
- From WDJT News – Milwaukee leaders are investing in Food Security Programs within our neighborhoods, using funds provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. “Food insecurity touches all parts of Milwaukee,” said Common Council President José Pérez. “And it was vital that these funds reflect that citywide need. I look forward to 
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