Providing a collaborative forum for Massachusetts financial institutions and community organizations to meet and share information with the goal of affecting positive change in the availability of credit and financial services in low and moderate income communities and communities of color across the Commonwealth.
MCBC helps financial institutions to stay current on all of the information needed to meet CRA requirements and reach customers. Membership donations to MCBC are a qualified investment under the State’s CRA statute.
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Mortgage Lending Committee works to expand homeownership opportunities for low-and moderate-income homebuyers and to sustain home ownership in low-and moderate-income neighborhoods.
Read MoreEconomic Development Committee promotes the economic revitalization of low-and moderate-income communities in Massachusetts by providing insight, ideas and information designed to encourage small business lending and growth.
Read MoreIn case you missed the joint Mortgage and Small Business Lending Committees Meeting on 9/17/19, details of the meeting are included below. Detailed meeting minutes can be found here. We were joined by Dave Madan of Boston Investments and founding member of the Builders of Color Coalition (BCC). BCC convenes minority real estate professionals in Greater Boston’s […]
Read MoreFor immediate release Contact: Regan St. Pierre, Executive Director Contact information: rstpierre@mcbc.info BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS – The Massachusetts Community & Banking Council (MCBC) was established in 1990 to bring together community organizations and financial institutions to affect positive change in the availability of credit and financial services across Massachusetts. To inform its membership and programming, MCBC commissions […]
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In my role as a Director and Chair of MCBC, I have come to appreciate the significant value the organization brings to the citizens of Massachusetts. I am proud of the work we do to improve access to credit and build partnerships towards this effort.