Mosholu Montefiore Community Center
The Mosholu Montefiore Community Center has been providing programs and services to the North Bronx since 1942. Their programs serve newborns, children, teens, adults, and senior citizens under the guidance of warm and caring professional staff.
In our city that has been assaulted by terrorists and torn by racism, anti-Semitism, ethnic isolation, drugs and insufficient health and education services, MMCC serves as a light in the darkness. They encourage all residents of the Bronx, regardless of religion, race or ethnicity, to come together in a spirit of friendship to pursue common goals and interests. They are there to help make their neighborhoods better for everyone. They also stress religious, racial, ethnic, and cultural respect for all groups who use the community center.
Over sixty years ago, a few MMCC programs were run from a storefront on Gun Hill Road, some basements on Wayne Avenue, and rented rooms in a local school. In time, the main building was built and the programs were expanded to reach a broader population base.
Today, MMCC is a multi-service agency serving people of all ages. Programs in education, self-improvement, the arts, summer camps and the boroughs largest little league, annually serve more than 20,000 Bronxites.
The MMCC main building on DeKalb Avenue, which houses classrooms, recreation rooms, computer lab, and a gymnasium, is literally bursting at the seams. MMCC also manages various other off site after school and teen programs.
MMCC is home to many collaborative efforts and also offers an impressive array of affordable camps where children and teens are treated as individuals. They establish meaningful relationships through athletics, arts and crafts, drama, music, and other healthy activities.
In our city that has been assaulted by terrorists and torn by racism, anti-Semitism, ethnic isolation, drugs and insufficient health and education services, MMCC serves as a light in the darkness. They encourage all residents of the Bronx, regardless of religion, race or ethnicity, to come together in a spirit of friendship to pursue common goals and interests. They are there to help make their neighborhoods better for everyone. They also stress religious, racial, ethnic, and cultural respect for all groups who use the community center.
Over sixty years ago, a few MMCC programs were run from a storefront on Gun Hill Road, some basements on Wayne Avenue, and rented rooms in a local school. In time, the main building was built and the programs were expanded to reach a broader population base.
Today, MMCC is a multi-service agency serving people of all ages. Programs in education, self-improvement, the arts, summer camps and the boroughs largest little league, annually serve more than 20,000 Bronxites.
The MMCC main building on DeKalb Avenue, which houses classrooms, recreation rooms, computer lab, and a gymnasium, is literally bursting at the seams. MMCC also manages various other off site after school and teen programs.
MMCC is home to many collaborative efforts and also offers an impressive array of affordable camps where children and teens are treated as individuals. They establish meaningful relationships through athletics, arts and crafts, drama, music, and other healthy activities.
Mosholu Montefiore Community Center3450 DeKalb Avenue
Bronx, N.Y. 10467 P# (718) 882-4000 F# (718) 882-6369 http://www.mmcc.org |
Equipment Specifications
- Screens: There is one 42” Panasonic 1080p Plasma Display and two 57” All Weather Outdoor Sunlight Readable LCD 1200 nits Screens
- Orientation: Horizontal
- Resolution: 800 x 600
- HDTV: Yes.
- Types of files accepted: The system can accommodate JPEG files as well as MPG, AVI and WMV files.
- Amount of time the ad will be seen on the screen: Each PSA message will appear for approximately 10 to 15 seconds.
- Location of the screens:
- Screen 1 is located in the main lobby
- Screen 2 is located on the side of the building on the corner of Dekalb Avenue and East Gun Hill Road.
- Screen 3 is located on the side of the building on the corner of East Gun Hill Road and Dekalb Avenue
- Time: The internal screens will run during normal business hours, 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. The outdoor screens are tentatively planned to be turned on automatically at 8 am and off by 7 pm, depending on public response.
- Other details: Materials should be prepared to fit a 4x3 area on the screen. JPEGs work best so they can be resized to fit the screen evenly.
- Contact person: Marcus Martinez, mmartinez@mmcc.org.
