Camp Northbound 2023

The Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation supported the Dorchester Boys and Girls at an unforgettable week at Camp Northbound in Bridgton, Maine!

Many kids experienced Camp for the first time and made friendships and memories that will last a lifetime. 

Throughout the week our members enjoyed swimming, arts & crafts, ninja warrior obstacle courses, tubing and so much more.

Members took part in some friendly competition between the Blue team and Green team in Color War challenge competition to win it all and bragging rights for all to see- Congratulations to this year's winners: Green Team!

There were also special events such as a talent show, a dance and lip sync battle, and the popular gatherings around the camp fire for everyone to relax after a long day. Thanks to Camp Micah.

2022 CIBC Miracle Day

The Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation is grateful to all of our friends who joined us in support of CIBC Miracle Day - a wonderful day hosted by our friends at CIBC Capital Markets on their New York trading floor. Back in person for the first time in three years… So. Much. Fun!

2022 Feldman Automotive Children's Miracle Celebrity Invitational

The Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation partnered with our friends at Beaumont Children’s Hospital and Children’s Miracle Network on another successful golf outing - many thanks to all of our friends who came out to support the event in Motor City - we’re already looking ahead to next year!!

Father Stu Premiere

Father Stu Boston Premiere in Boston

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“Mark Wahlberg, who grew up in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood, spoke with NewsCenter 5 on Tuesday ahead of the premiere of his new movie "Father Stu" in his hometown.

The film was truly a passion project for Wahlberg, who is deeply embracing his Catholic faith. It does include a good dose of religion, but Wahlberg said the movie is for everyone.

"Father Stu" tells the true story of Stuart Long, an amateur boxer turned wanna-be actor turned Catholic priest.

Long became a priest just four years before dying of a degenerative muscle disease at the age of 50.

Wahlberg said he sees some parallels between his life and Long's because as a younger man, Long made poor choices and was tested by injury and failure.

"Obviously, having a troubled past and really turning to God and to my faith to find direction, and to really turn my life around," Wahlberg said.

Wahlberg also said he was determined to tell Father Stu's story because of the universal message it shares.

"It's about tough mercy and tough grace, but ultimately it's a very uplifting and inspiring story," he said.

"Father Stu" is scheduled to be released in theaters on Wednesday, April 13.”

News links below:

https://www.patriotledger.com/story/entertainment/2022/04/08/boston-interview-mark-wahlberg-talks-father-stu-faith-family/9491464002/

https://www.wcvb.com/article/mark-wahlberg-father-stu-boston-premiere/39644309

https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/mark-wahlberg-alma-wahlberg-loss-father-stu