Mexican American Opportunity Foundation (M.A.O.F.)

The Mexican American Opportunity Foundation (M.A.O.F.) is a nonprofit institution located at 5657 East Washington Boulevard in Commerce, California, United States. Established in 1963, M.A.O.F. uses a multi-generational approach to uplift families by providing social services for individuals of all ages. Their services span across four pillars: early child education services, senior services, community development services, and community partnership services.

With an operating budget of over $100 million annually, M.A.O.F. serves over 125,000 people per year in seven counties in California including Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, San Diego, Ventura, Kern, and Monterey. While initially focusing on the Mexican-American community, M.A.O.F. now proudly serves individuals from all racial and ethnic backgrounds.

The institution offers various programs and services such as adult care, child care, home care, senior care, children's residential care, and continuing care. They also provide education, training, and experience for early child care professionals, as well as resources for families seeking quality child care.

Additionally, M.A.O.F. operates a Skill Center in Bakersfield, offering vocational training in Business Service Occupations at no cost to Kern County residents. The foundation was founded by Latino civil rights leader and social entrepreneur, Dionicio Morales, and continues to make a difference in the lives of thousands of families throughout California.

If you are interested in joining their team or supporting their mission, make sure to save the date for their upcoming events such as the 43rd Annual National Latina Women's Conference. For more information on their programs and services, contact M.A.O.F. at the provided number.