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Make An Impact Foundation and NESN Unveil New Community Playground at Harrington Field in Worcester
NESN Connects brings together New England partners to give local kids the transformative power of play. Make An Impact Foundation, the non-profit dedicated to promoting the education and well-being of underserved children nationwide, and NESN, New England’s premier sports network, today announced the opening of a new playground at Harrington [...]
MAIF KidsWork: A 5-Year Commitment to Youth Workforce Development
We’re proud to celebrate the successful completion of the 2025 MAIF Kids Work Program, where students gained hands-on experience, built professional skills, and explored career pathways through internships, workshops, and business tours. This year’s impact was made possible by our incredible 2025 partners. [...]
Blue Collar Co Rebuild
Blue Collar Co. built confidence in young woman, provided a hand up to many and now they need our help to rebuild their facilities. Donate here.
MAIF Events
Scholarship Honoring Lars Wilson
Along with the Wilson family and our partners at Quest, we've started a Scholarship Program honoring Lars' legacy. Feel free to donate here: https://app.donorview.com/7EyDA
MAIF Partners with NASCAR Foundation for NASCAR’s 75th Anniversary
MAIF has a great opportunity to raise awareness and funds for Drones2Jets in just a quick 75 hour time frame. Our friends at the NASCAR Foundation are partnering with us and other nonprofits to raise money and awareness for all of our charities with the NASCAR platform. We have great opportunities for those who support this initiative to support it now [...]
What We Do
MAIF funds projects that impact the lives
of children who are underprivileged,
marginalized, underserved, economomically
disadvantaged, neglected, abused,
distressed or simply in need.
What We Don’t
MAIF does not fund event sponsorship,
organization overhead, political
organizations or individuals – checks
are written to either vendors or service
providers rather than individuals.