OUR SERVICE TO WEST PHILLY AND THE MILL CREEK NEIGHBORHOOD
FREE + ACCESSIBLE
Art, Cultural & Educational
Programming
Throughout the year we provide free intergenerational programming, workshop, classes, and ArtBus activations at events. Check our calendar to find out where we'll be popping up next.
Capacity Building & Neighborhood Revitalization
MCCP is recognized for being a go-to partner for access, procurement and connecting residents to vital organizations and individual resources and opportunities to help them dream, develop, grow and thrive - for starting a non-profit to finding after school opportunities for your children, we have the information and relationships to get you on your way.
Community Engagement & Free-to-the-Public Events
We host approximately 48 events throughout the year including a community-centered Kwanzaa Festival to intergenerational art workshops and neighborhood networking and safety meetings local recreation centers and partner sites.
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Advocacy & Civic Engagement
Community Connecting & Information Amplification
Need to connect with a local elected official, agency or non-profit and new neighbor? We have an extensive network of relationships at your disposal.
We know someone, who knows someone....
Quality of Life Services, Resource Distribution & Economic Opportunity
Get Involved!
We're always searching for aligned groups and individuals passionate about the arts and serving the community. We invite you to fill out our partner and/or volunteer inquiry form and we'll connect to explore ways you can get involved with and support the mission of Mill Creek Community Partnership - MCCP.
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Hello, I’m Cass
MCCP's Founder!
Here is a little background insight on me.
Cassandra Green (Cass) is a community activist, engagement specialist, and cultural producer with expertise in non-profit administration, project management, arts education, and capacity building.
Currently working in the Juvenile Diversion Unit at the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, she remains dedicated to community advocacy and systemic change. Before this role, she managed the We CAN Collaborative’s DOJ crime reduction initiative and served as PEC’s Director of Community Engagement & Partnerships, leading quality-of-life programs and creative placemaking efforts such as Drexel's Action for Early Learning Outreach and Engagement and organized the Lancaster Ave Jazz & Arts Festival. Cass spent 27 years at the University of Pennsylvania and co-founded the Mill Creek Community Partnership.
She also directs the Fine Arts Through Our Eyes (FATOE) Community Arts Initiative, advocating for artists of color and providing a safe, creative, stimulating, and accessible environment for individuals to explore and create art.
She is committed to serving as a catalyst for change and advocate for accessibility opportunities and resources for underserved communities and youth.
A dedicated changemaker, Cass has received numerous awards, serves on multiple boards, and ran as a Democratic candidate in the 2022 and 2024 primaries. She continues to advance the “Peace, Power & Progress Movement.”
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