SUPERVISORY SKILLS CERTIFICATE SERIES
2024-10-29 09:00 - 12:30 (America/New_York) | NCYF Building; 203 East St, Easthampton, 203 East St, Easthampton, MA, 01027, United States
HSF’s most popular workshop series is returning for 2024-2025.
Give new supervisors the skills they need to succeed. If you are planning on promoting, or have just promoted someone to a supervisory position help them hit the ground running with this 8 week course. With HSF’s strong team of seasoned presenters covering a wide range of knowledge from different points of view, we cover theory, soft skills, and hard facts. Conversation topics range from harassment law and insurance liability to finding common purpose in a team and how to show faith in those who work for you, and much much more.
Register an individual who is eligible for a certificate, or a space for your agency to send someone different to each session depending on who the topic will benefit most.
This series is presented virtually over Zoom.

SERIES TOPICS:

Lead with Influence- 9/10

Whether they mean to or not, each person exerts influence over others. With this session learn 10 steps a person could take to add intentionality to that and influence people like a leader. Create a sphere of impact that leaves a lasting positing impression on those you work closely with, leading to them influencing others positively as well.
Presented by Will Weche; Willful Change LLC

Employment Law- 9/24

Avoid missteps that can lead to expensive and time-consuming litigation. Learn from practicing attorneys on the wording of the law, along with how that wording is actually applied. Covering a wide range of subjects to clear up misconceptions and acknowledging pitfalls, this session is packed with useful information that every organization needs.
Presented by Skoler-Abbott

Culturally Responsive Supervision- 10/1

Join us as we take a deep look at the many aspects that make up our identities and how they impact our leadership, our organizations and the people we serve. Improve our skills in having conversations about our differences in a way that encourages learning and growth while building intersectional resilience. We will strengthen our ability to have important dialogues, navigate predictable tensions and avoid pitfalls that lead to disconnection. This session helps supervisors cultivate trusting, creative and connected diverse working relationships.
Presented by Regi Wingo and JAC Patriss; Growing a New Heart

Team Building and Conflict Resolution- 10/8

Through discussions that will include team activities and individual reflection, forge a shared understanding of team-building and the essential skills for conflict resolution and negotiation that facilitate the development of strong, cohesive, effective teams. Make your team stronger than the sum of their parts, drive unity, and be able to address conflict when it does happen.
Presented by Dr. Lucie Lewis and Janine Fondon

Liability and Benefits- 10/15

Gain a better understanding of Insurance, and how it affects you, your team and your organizations. Understand what coverage you have, and might need, in a variety of situations from daily operations to special fundraising events. Learn the various forms of benefits available to understand what you have and be able to help explain to your team what their options are.
Presented by Ben Garvey and Val Francis; Hub International

Cyber Security- 10/22

With the threat of cyber attacks continuing to rise, with an increased focus on social engineering, no one can afford to hide their heads in the sand and pretend that everything is ok. With a focus on practical, simple, daily steps that one can take, this session seeks to minimize risk to you, your organization, and your clients.
Presented by Chris Wisneski; Whittlesey

Leadership Communication- 10/29

This session looks at the building blocks of communicating clear messages to others. In a core aspect of leadership that is often taken for granted, those who excel at communicating often excel in supervision. Learn to avoid noise and interference, and how to properly process feedback to fine tune your messages for clearer understanding.
Presented by Jeff Tingley; Human Service Forum

Retention: Rewards and Accountability-11/5

People don’t leave jobs; they leave bad supervisors. This session puts a focus on how a supervisor can strengthen and grow those who report to them, creating an environment where employees want to stay. Covering how to multiple the strengths of your team, how to discipline in a way that productive, and how to praise, we will learn how to create a work environment centered on retention.
Presented by Diana Brooks; Diana Brooks Associates
Supervisory Skills Series Sponsor:

HSF Annual Sponsors:

Leadership Communication
2024-10-29 09:00 - 12:30 (America/New_York) | Online via Zoom
This session looks at the building blocks of communicating clear messages to others. In a core aspect of leadership that is often taken for granted, those who excel at communicating often excel in supervision. Learn to avoid noise and interference, and how to properly process feedback to fine tune your messages for clearer understanding.
Presented by Jeff Tingley; Human Service Forum
This session is part of our Supervisory Skills Series, available for individual registration. About the Series:
Give new supervisors the skills they need to succeed. If you are planning on promoting, or have just promoted someone to a supervisory position help them hit the ground running with this 8 week course. With HSF’s strong team of seasoned presenters covering a wide range of knowledge from different points of view, we cover theory, soft skills, and hard facts. Conversation topics range from harassment law and insurance liability to finding common purpose in a team and how to show faith in those who work for you, and much much more.

OTHER SESSIONS IN THE SERIES:

Retention: Rewards and Accountability-11/5

People don’t leave jobs; they leave bad supervisors. This session puts a focus on how a supervisor can strengthen and grow those who report to them, creating an environment where employees want to stay. Covering how to multiple the strengths of your team, how to discipline in a way that productive, and how to praise, we will learn how to create a work environment centered on retention.
Presented by Diana Brooks; Diana Brooks Associates
Supervisory Skills Series Sponsor:

HSF Annual Sponsors:

Financial Literacy Series
2024-10-29 16:30 - 17:30 (America/New_York)
Liberty Bank Financial Literacy Series
with Springfield Housing Authority

Tuesday every Month beginning Oct 29 4:30 to 5:30
82 Division Street Springfield, MA
Oct 29: Money Management: How and Why to Bank?
Nov26: Money Management- How to work with a budget!
Dec 17: Credit: How to build/ rebuild credit and why?
Jan 25: First Time Home Buyer
Feb 25: How to avoid fraud!
March 25: Academy for Small Business
Liberty Bank is Partnering with Springfield Housing Authority to offer
Financial Wellness to Community.
There is no fee associated with this information sessions. All are
welcome and encouraged.
Knowledge is power, let us help you grow!

Insight on Multiple Sclerosis
2024-10-29 18:00 - 19:00 (America/New_York)
Gain crucial knowledge about multiple sclerosis (MS). Join Dr. James A.D. Otis, Neurologist, Baystate Neurology, for a discussion about MS, its symptoms, causes, and available treatments to support better diagnosis and management.

Diabetes Self-Management
2024-10-29 18:00 - 20:30 (America/New_York)
Diabetes Self-Management
Live video conference
For adults with pre-diabetes or diabetes or their caregivers, this workshop teaches the basics of balancing medication, diet and exercise, techniques to deal with hyper/hypoglycemia and meal planning, stress reduction, and more.
Tuesdays, October 8–November 19, 6–8:30 p.m.

HR Communications and Challenges
2024-10-30 09:00 - 12:30 (America/New_York) | NCYF Building; 203 East St, Easthampton, 203 East St, Easthampton, MA, 01027, United States
HSF proudly presents our new Recruitment and Retention Series. This series designed for HR Professionals and Executive level Managers takes a deep dive in six topics to help find and keep the right people for your organization.
From understand why you gravitate towards some people, to understanding your “why” so you can instill it in others, we take a deep dive with a diverse team of experts.
The most requested topics for workshops are ones centered around recruitment and retention. You asked, we listened!
Select individual sessions or save by selecting the full series. Select an agency spot, and send a different person to each training.

Series dates and Topics (detailed descriptions being added as they come in):

HR Communications and Challenges- On 10/30

Presenter TBA

Understanding and Separating Bias- on 11/6

Do you wonder why are naturally drawn to some people and gloss over others? When meeting others you may notice you instantly are favorable to some people and cautious around others. Does that change as you get to know them? During this session we will explore the reasons for this, and draw attention how this might affect interviewing, hiring, or creating a work environment, and use this knowledge to do what is best for your organization.
Presented by Matanor Shucker (this session is Virtual Only)

Job Descriptions, Evals, and Expectations Through an Equity Lens- on 11/13

Objectives

Recognize systems that exist which are directly responsible for invisible barriers
Explore their personal bias and articulate its contributions to conflict and non-productivity in the workplace.
Demonstrate cultural awareness and competence.
Identify language and terms that are harmful and offensive.

Learning Outcomes

Evaluate an organization’s hierarchy and how those structures do not add to building equity and belonging.
Understand Affirmative Action on a deeper level.
Gain a greater understanding of your cultural values, biases, and behaviors and how they impact your interactions amidst diversity.
Explore how language and communication influence whom you attract to your business.
Expand knowledge of policy and systems that innately keep some folks out.

Presented by Traci Talbert- African American Female Presenter Award Association

Creating a Program of Employee Wellness and Support- on 11/20

Presented by Val Francis and Nicole Polite

Celebrating the Why- On 12/4

Want to know why your work is really important? This workshop will help you dig deep into your organization’s story. We’ll talk about how understanding your mission and values can light a fire within you. Discover how a clear sense of purpose can attract the right people, inspire innovation, and build lasting connections. Learn the art of storytelling to share your passion with the world and make a real difference.
Presented by Becca Coolong- Human Service Forum
9am- 12:30pm all session
$600 HSF Members
$1200 Not Yet Members

HSF Training Sponsors

HSF Annual Sponsors

A Matter of Balance: Managing Concerns About Falls
2024-10-30 13:00 - 15:00 (America/New_York)
A Matter of Balance: Managing Concerns About Falls
In person at Bernardston Senior Center, Bernardston, MA
Teaches practical strategies to reduce the fear of falling and explores medical, behavioral, and environmental risk factors for falls, stressing the importance of developing an exercise plan.
Wednesdays, October 2–November 20, 1–3 p.m.

The Balancing Act
2024-10-30 16:00 - 18:00 (America/New_York)
Do you have a fear of falling? Have you ever been told you are slightly off balance? Join Baystate Rehabilitation Care experts and Danyel Adams, PharmD, Clinical Pharmacy, for an interactive event on fall prevention. Discussion will include individual risk factors with instructions for specific exercises to improve balance; cognitive strategies to reduce risk of falling: information about environmental safety and equipment that may help prevent falls; a falls-prevention checklist and prevention strategies; the impact of medications; and information about the types of fall injuries.

Understanding Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: A Deep Dive
2024-10-30 18:00 - 19:00 (America/New_York)
Triple-Negative breast cancer presents unique challenges. Join Dr. Prarthna Bhardwaj, Hematology/Oncology, Baystate Regional Cancer Program, for a discussion that
explores a detailed look into its diagnosis, treatment strategies, and how to navigate its complexities.

HSF Coffee with Becca
2024-10-31 08:30 - 09:30 (America/New_York) | NCYF Building; 203 East St, Easthampton, 203 East St, Easthampton, MA, 01027, United States
Register Now

We are doing a special reach out to our member organizations that signed up for the Catchafire access but have not yet posted a project! We are hoping to help you take the next step to posting a project and addressing any barriers that may be stopping you. If you are wondering what to use it for, there as so many uses, it depends on what challenges your organization faces. What projects do you wish you had the time, or someone on your staff with the skills to do? Catchafire will let you connect with experts, who will volunteer their time for your organization.
We want to help you to change how you think about your challenges, and use Catchafire to provide you with access to the resources you not only need, but also deserve! I want to invite you to meet Sean Rose, the Senior Manager of Nonprofit Engagement at Catch a fire, and ask him all the questions you have had that have stopped you from posting.
Our member organizations have collectively received almost $1,000,000 of pro-bono support and resources using the Catchafire platform, and we want you to have that same support.

When
Thursday October 31

Program is Free

Where
HSF offices locates at
Northeast Center for Youth and Families Building
203 East Street
Easthampton, MA

Annual Sponsors:

Living Well with Persistent Pain
2024-10-31 10:00 - 12:30 (America/New_York)
Living Well with Persistent Pain
Live video conference

Provides information and practical skills that build self-confidence and help participants assume an active role in managing problems specific to chronic pain, including fatigue, frustration, and poor sleep.
Thursdays, October 10–November 21, 10–12:30 p.m.

UCLA Memory Training
2024-10-31 14:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York)
UCLA Memory Training
In person at Northfield Senior Center

For people with mild age-related memory challenges, Memory Training teaches memory-enhancing techniques and practical strategies to boost memory functioning.
Thursdays, October 31–November 21, 2–4 p.m.

30 Poems in November
2024-11-01 08:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York)
30 Poems in November! is a literary fundraiser to support Center for New Americans’ free English classes for immigrants, refugees, migrants, and asylum-seekers. Writers write a poem each day in November and encourage family and friends to sponsor them.
Our annual “Poem-a-thon,” the literary equivalent of a charity road race, raises awareness of immigrants in our community and valuable support for our free English classes. Writing poetry has become a fall tradition. Participating writers are inspired by daily prompts from our Event Chair, Sarah Sullivan. Several of our English teachers also write and raise while infusing poetry into our English classes.
We celebrate our success and honor our writers with an annual Reading & Celebration and publication of an anthology featuring their new poems.

Interest-Free Student Loan Program Applications Open
2024-11-01 08:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York)
Community Foundation Resumes Interest-Free Student Loan Program After Temporary Pause
Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts is pleased to announce the resumption of its student loan program, designed to support post-secondary education students needing financial assistance. After a temporary pause was initiated in July 2024 to assess the program’s impact on students, the Foundation has reinstated the program while continuing ongoing research and dialogue.
The pause was part of a larger initiative to evaluate how the loan program fits into the broader conversation of student loan debt, affordability, equity, and long-term financial health for students.
“We took some time to carefully consider whether our loan program was helping students achieve their educational goals without leading to unmanageable debt after graduation,” said Megan Burke, President and CEO of the Community Foundation. “While the conversation around student loan debt is ongoing, we remain committed to supporting students, and we are confident that resuming the program this Fall is the right step as we continue to consider what the best strategies may be for our approach.”
While research on the program’s impact continues, the Foundation has adjusted its timeline to ensure the program remains accessible and beneficial to students. Applications will open on November 1 and close on November 15, with awards expected to arrive to students in January 2025 in time to offer support for the Spring semester of the academic year.
“We have listened carefully to our community of experts to ensure that our loan program is a bridge, not a barrier, to success,” added Denise Hurst, Vice President for Community Impact and Partnerships. “By resuming the program, we’re taking action to help students today while working on improvements for the future.” As the program moves forward, the Community Foundation will continue to engage with stakeholders and students to find ways to make educational financing more equitable and sustainable. For more information about the loan program,

Social Media & Our Youth
2024-11-01 12:00 - 13:15 (America/New_York)

Living Well with Long-Term Health Conditions
2024-11-01 12:30 - 15:00 (America/New_York)
Fridays, October 18–November 22, 12:30–3 p.m.

Techniques to improve symptoms of chronic conditions, such as healthy eating, relaxation techniques, communicating, goal-setting, problem solving, and more.

Bingo Night
2024-11-01 18:00 - 20:30 (America/New_York)
About the Event

Come join us on Friday, November 1st from 6:00-8:30 PM for a fun-filled evening of bingo, all while enjoying food, drink and fun prizes in a lively atmosphere at Raymour & Flanigan Outlet in West Springfield. Grab your friends and get ready for a night of excitement and fun.
Don’t miss out on this fantastic event supporting families served by Way Finders!
Ticket price includes food, drink, as well as one bingo card to be used for eight games.
If you’d like, you can purchase multiple cards.

Candlelight Concert: A Night at the Cinema
2024-11-01 19:00 - 20:30 (America/New_York) | Esther B. Griswold Theatre for the Performing Arts, 1000 State Street, Springfield, MA, 01109, United States
An Enchanting Musical Journey through Iconic Movie Melodies with Billboard Charting Crossover Vocalist & Violinist of Boston String Quartet
Join us for an unforgettable evening as award-winning classical crossover artists Giorgia Fumanti and Blue Violin lead you on a musical journey through some of the most iconic movie melodies. Be prepared for an intimate experience that will touch your heart and soul.
Let the flickering of over 500 candles transport you to a magical world where some of the most recognizable film songs come to life. Usher in the holiday season with the mesmerizing sounds of Giorgia Fumanti and Blue Violin as they share their passion for movie melodies in an enchanting performance that is perfect for the whole family.
Giorgia Fumanti, a classical crossover star and internationally acclaimed singer, has been making headlines worldwide with her stunning voice and impressive collaborations. From performing with classical icon Jose Carreras to pop legend Michael Bolton, Giorgia’s talent has been praised by audiences and critics alike.
Blue Violin, founder of the Boston String Quartet, brings a multimedia experience to his performances, blending original music with covers using a single violin. His virtuosity and production style have been compared to the likes of Lindsey Stirling, David Garrett, and 2CELLOS. With recent sold out shows across Europe and North America, Blue Violin has performed with renowned artists such as John Mayer, Paul Simon, and members of Celtic Woman and Riverdance, and even Sesame Street!
Candlelight Concert: A Night at the Cinema will feature a mesmerizing repertoire, including themes from modern movie classics such as “What Was I Made For” (Barbie), “A Million Dreams” (Greatest Showman), and “Pure Imagination” (Wonka); as well as classic movie melodies including themes from “Schindler’s List”, “Footloose”, and the Wizard of Oz (Over the Rainbow).
Witness the transformation of iconic tunes like “Con te Partiro” and “Happy” through the unique lens of both Giorgia and Fumanti and Blue Violin, promising an evening filled with innovation and musical surprises.
Take part in an extraordinary night of music, where Giorgia and Fumanti and Blue Violin take center stage, weaving a tapestry of emotions that will linger in your hearts long after the last note has faded. Join us for Candlelight Concert: A Night at the Cinema – an experience that transcends the ordinary, leaving you with cherished memories of a night filled with love and musical brilliance.
It’s more fun with the whole family, and when you buy a family pass, we’ll give you an extra ticket for FREE!
The show will be one hour 30 minutes with no intermission. Children are encouraged to attend.
If you would like more information please email contact@blue-violin.com
“One of the most beautiful voices in the world” Lang Lang,
“What an amazing talent and voice, a beautiful discovery” Michael Bolton,
“Giorgia has a clear and beautiful voice, and it was a joy performing with her in Asian and London” Jose Carreras,
“Explores different ways of sparking musical interest” Boston Globe,
“Mature depth and musical prowess” Tower Records,
“Combining contemporary and classical styles” Miami Herald,
“A once in a lifetime experience” Peoria Journal Star,
“Sheer artistry” Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier,
“Groundbreaking and innovative” I Am Modern,
“Electrifying violinist” Boston Ballet

Shaped by Service Art Show
2024-11-02 13:00 - 17:00 (America/New_York)
Storytelling can take many forms, oral or visual, and at t HomeFront Strong, we believe in using artistic expression to tell stories of service.
We would like to invite service members, veterans, and their family members to take part in a photo emulsion class. Using a variety of different size Gelli printing plates, brayers, and Acrylic colors, students will use magazine clippings, patterns, and photographs to create a series of prints that capture their military history through art.
Finished pieces will be showcased in the Shaped by Service Art Show in November. Those who have participated in the HFS Storytelling program are encouraged to sign up!
DATES TO REMEMBER:
Show Dates and Times: Saturday, November 2nd to Sunday, November 10th
Saturdays & Sundays | 1 to 5 pm
Closing Reception: Sunday, November 10th | 3 to 5 pm

HR Virtual Roundtable
2024-11-05 09:00 - 10:30 UTC | Online via Zoom
HSF is pleased to host roundtable forums around topics important to non-profit HR and fiscal management. Roundtables are led by senior leaders from HSF member organizations.
HSF Roundtable Benefits include:

Facilitated discussions with colleagues across the human service industry on up to date trending topics.
Presentations from industry experts
Networking and sharing of best practices

For more information on attending the HR roundtable contact Rebecca Coolong at rcoolong@humanserviceforum.org
Thank you to our Annual Sponsors

Building Resilience from Within
2024-11-06 11:00 - 11:45 (America/New_York) | Zoom
A 6-week self-care series for caregivers and anyone experiencing heightened stress in their lives. Learn simple techniques to build core resilience, balance the nervous system and deepen a healthy connection to your body. Each week we will gather online to practice shifting habituated patterns of holding stress and tune into your innate body’s wisdom. Some practices include mindfulness, gentle movement and release, brain and body balancing, guided visualization and boosting the immune system.
All ages are welcome, and all exercises can be done seated or standing. No experience required.
The program is free and open to the public. Drop-ins welcome. Registration is required.

Building Dreams
2024-11-07 18:00 - 21:00 (America/New_York) | Twin Hills Country Club, Longmeadow, MA, United States
For more than 30 years, our community partners have played a critical role in helping local families gain strength, stability, and self-reliance through our homeownership and home preservation programs. Building Dreams provides a wonderful opportunity for you and our attendees to hear about our projects, meet our partner families, connect with colleagues and friends, and support our efforts throughout the Greater Springfield area while enjoying delicious food samplings from area restaurants and the chance to bid on fabulous prizes.

Empowering Older Adults Through Supportive Conversations
2024-11-08 13:00 - 16:30 (America/New_York)

November Virtual Post-Purchase Workshop
2024-11-09 09:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York)
November 9 @ 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Free

Get paid to attend this workshop – everyone who participates gets a $50 gift card, and one lucky attendee will win a $250 gift card at the end of the workshop!

If you’ve already purchased your home, join our virtual Post-Purchase workshop for a fun-filled workshop of interactive learning and home care demonstrations from our partnering presenters.
Our workshop also includes information on:

Construction rehabilitation loans,
Seasonal home maintenance and home repair,
Being green in and around your home,
Weatherization,
And much more!

This meets the MHP Post-Purchase workshop requirement.

Volunteer Orientation
2024-11-11 18:00 - 19:00 (America/New_York)
New Volunteer Orientation at our Springfield Housing Center
Monday, 11/11, 6-7 pm
Learn more about our mission and programs, and how you can get involved in making a difference in our community. Light bites will be served.
Learn more about our mission and programs, and how you can get involved in making a difference in our community. Light bites will be served.

HSF BREAKFAST: Ethical Uses of A.I.: Asking the Hard Questions
2024-11-12 07:30 - 10:00 (America/New_York) | Mount Holyoke College Willits-Hallowell Center, 50 College Street, South Hadley, MA, United States
Tuesday November 12th 7:30am- 10:00pm
Willits Hallowell Center, South Hadley
HSF is happy to welcome Ankit Virimani, international expert in the field of ethical uses of generative AI. Ankit will be giving a brief keynote discussing advances in AI technology for use in the non-profit field and on the issues and challenges being discussed on a broad scale. You are being invited to join in a conversation to presenting him with the hard challenging questions that are your personal hesitations/stumbling blocks/fears to see if we can address them together.
Join us for breakfast, insightful conversation, and networking. Email jtingley@humanserviceforum.org for diet restrictions or other accommodations.
$45 for HSF Members $65 for Not Yet Members

Thank you to Our Breakfast Sponsors

Thank You to Our Annual Sponsors

COSA Housing Panel
2024-11-12 10:00 - 11:30 (America/New_York)
Join us for the November COSA members meeting to network with your colleagues, share announcements from your organization, and hear from our speakers panel on the topic of housing in Western Massachusetts. Our panelists will be Shaundell Diaz, Program Director at Three County Continuum of Care, Community Action; Jodi Smith, Senior Vice President of Housing Education at Way Finders, and Keleigh BenEzra, Director of Shelter and Housing at Clinical and Support Options.

Tuesday, November 12th from 10am-11:30am
Hadley Library
Light refreshments will be available

November In-Person Credit Success Workshop
2024-11-12 12:30 - 15:30 (America/New_York)
November 12 @ 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm
$10

Whether you want to buy a house or a car, pay off your student loan debt, or understand how to build your credit, Way Finders is here to help.
Our Credit Success Workshop provides the tools you need to reach your financial goals. Learn directly from a Way Finders’ certified counselor through interactive and engaging activities. After you complete your workshop, you will have the opportunity to meet with a HUD-certified housing counselor to discuss your individual goals.
There is a $10 fee to reserve your seat for the workshop. This fee will be refunded upon workshop completion.
Way Finders is dedicated to assisting low-to-moderate income clients achieve financial stability and success. You will not be turned away for inability to pay.
To request a one-time time waiver please contact our support department at homeownership@wayfinders.org or 413-233-1621.

November VIRTUAL Credit Success Workshop
2024-11-12 17:30 - 20:30 (America/New_York)
November 12 @ 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
$10

Whether you want to buy a house or a car, pay off your student loan debt, or understand how to build your credit, Way Finders is here to help.
Our Credit Success Workshop provides the tools you need to reach your financial goals. Learn directly from a Way Finders’ certified counselor through interactive and engaging activities. After you complete your workshop, you will have the opportunity to meet with a HUD-certified housing counselor to discuss your individual goals.
There is a $10 fee to reserve your seat for the workshop. This fee will be refunded upon workshop completion.
Way Finders is dedicated to assisting low-to-moderate income clients achieve financial stability and success. You will not be turned away for inability to pay.
To request a one-time time waiver please contact our support department at homeownership@wayfinders.org or 413-233-1621.
