Community service programs
Food security, crisis assistance, refugee support, community drives, and scholarships.
See community service programsYouth leading. Community rising.
Murfreesboro Muslim Youth (MMY) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit where young people lead food assistance, crisis support, interfaith programs, and leadership development for neighbors of every background. Serving Murfreesboro since 2015.

Need food? Families in Murfreesboro and Rutherford County can request a free food box.
Request a food box All ways to get helpReal numbers from ten years of youth-led service in Murfreesboro and Rutherford County.
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Your support helps us serve thousands of families, train the next generation of leaders, and build bridges across Murfreesboro and Rutherford County.
Every dollar serves Murfreesboro and Rutherford County families and youth.
Our programs are led by young people, and every leader is a volunteer and a financial contributor to MMY.
GuideStar Platinum Seal of Transparency, with annual reports published every year since 2015.
We have no employees. Every hour of our work is given by volunteers.
MMY serves Murfreesboro and Rutherford County through three program areas. Each is rooted in our faith, Islam, and led by young people.
Food security, crisis assistance, refugee support, community drives, and scholarships.
See community service programsLove Your Neighbor, A Seat at the Table, our Appreciation Iftar, and Murfreesboro Loves.
See interfaith programsLeadership, education, civic engagement, sports, MIST, and our MTSU chapter.
See youth programsFeatured program
Every Thanksgiving, MMY youth home-deliver traditional holiday meals to families in need and to first responders working the holiday. Since 2015, the program has also served shelters and our unhoused neighbors. It delivered almost 1,000 meals in both 2022 and 2023, and more than 1,100 in both 2024 and 2025.
About our food security work
MMY was founded in 2015 after the killing of three young Muslims, Deah, Yusor, and Razan, in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. We call them the Three Winners. The three figures in our logo are theirs, reaching out from a dome to the community around them.
Read our story Meet our leadershipMMY has become a staple in the community, actively supporting the agencies that are in the trenches.

Monthly gifts through Dollar4Change let our youth say yes when a family calls. One dollar a day adds up.
We're grateful to the foundations, businesses, and organizations that support our work. Become a sponsor.
Community Foundation of Middle TennesseeFoundation
The Healing TrustFoundation
Maddox FundFoundation
Sharing ChangeCommunity grant program
Islamic Relief USANonprofit partner
Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights CoalitionNonprofit partner
The Alley on MainBusiness sponsor
Quality ExteriorsBusiness sponsor
Star AutoBusiness sponsor
Absolute Auto CenterBusiness sponsor