Executive Director, Mattapan Food and Fitness Coalition

Women in Development of Greater Boston; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Mattapan Food and Fitness Coalition in Mattapan, MA seeks its next Executive Director to lead the organization through its first leadership transition. The role focuses on sustaining and diversifying revenue, strategic planning, and strengthening partnerships with the Advisory Board, staff, and community stakeholders.

The ideal candidate has nonprofit leadership and fundraising experience, strong financial management, and a deep connection to Mattapan and similar communities, including immigrant

Job description

Executive Director, Mattapan Food and Fitness Coalition

Mattapan Food and Fitness Coalition - Mattapan, MA

Salary: $90,000.00 - $110,000.00 Annually

Application Deadline: N/A

Mattapan Food and Fitness Coalition (MFFC) invites a grounded, community-connected leader to serve as its next Executive Director and guide the organization through its first leadership transition. Founded in 2006 by Mattapan residents, MFFC is a Black women-led organization that builds intergenerational leadership to advocate for equitable access to healthy foods and opportunities for physical activity. Its programs include the Mattapan Square Farmers Market, now in its 20th season, the Vigorous Youth employment and leadership program, and free community walks, hikes, and bike rides. The next ED will inherit deep community trust, beloved programs, and a committed staff. Priorities include building relationships, sustaining and diversifying revenue, leading strategic planning, and strengthening the partnership with MFFC?s Advisory Board.

The ideal candidate brings proven nonprofit leadership experience, a record of successful fundraising, strong financial management skills, and a genuine connection to communities like Mattapan. MFFC especially welcomes candidates with lived or work experience in immigrant, Haitian and Caribbean, multigenerational, and under-resourced communities.