The Marshall Home Fund announced the newest addition to the Board of Directors. See more information provided by the organization, below.
Please help us welcome Jenna Bancroft to our board. She is Marshall Home Fund’s new “Community Representative.”
Jenna Bancroft is the City of Watertown’s first Human Services Director. She is a licensed social worker with experience supporting residents as a case manager, outpatient clinician, and human services leader. Jenna has an in-depth understanding of federal, state, and local resources and is dedicated to creating accessible pathways for Watertown residents to receive services.
She is no stranger to the community, having previously served as the Watertown Social Services Resource Specialist through Wayside Youth & Family Support Network, where she helped older adults apply to the Marshall Home Fund for support.
About the Marshall Home Fund
Established in 2005, the Marshall Home Fund is a non-profit charitable foundation that provides modest program grants to public agencies, non-profit organizations, and city departments that serve older Watertown residents. We also provide limited financial assistance to Watertown residents age 55 and older who are in urgent need and are referred by a local agency.