Mattie J.T. Stepanek Foundation
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News story about Plains & Peace Signs– via LeAnne Smith (Carter niece & Mattie’s Foundation Director) LiveYourLegacy – Now. NOTE – Please consider displaying a tie dye peace sign in your home and community –
News story about Jimmy Carter & Plains– via LeAnne Smith (Carter niece & Mattie’s Foundation Director) NOTE – Please consider displaying a tie dye peace sign in your home and community – in honor ofPresident
News story about Mattie & Jimmy– via Mama Peace (Mattie’s mom & Mattie’s Foundation President) View the story
Jeni Stepanek–“Mattie’s mom”–was invited tojoin the Mattie J.T. Stepanek Guild during their January 2023 meeting to discuss their work and mission to organize information about Mattie’s life and legacy of faith and prayer. The Guild
“What a blessed and beautiful day of service, in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.!”–Jeni Stepanek, PhD Jeni Stepanek (“Mama Peace” and President of Mattie’s Peace Foundation) joined the staff and members of Main Street
“I feel so honored I had the chance to visit Mattie’s Park.” –David Godoy On a cold winter day, Main Street Connect staff and member David Godoy chose to travel up the road and spend
Jeni Stepanek represented Mattie’s Foundation with participation at the Montgomery County 33rd Legislative Breakfast during December 2022. “Many powerful messages, many nifty connections with old friends and new, and many moments of hope for the
Message from Jeni Stepanek, PhD:2022 1026 #PeaceMatters #MamaPeacePost I am so proud of JoAnna Arnold — my friend and partner in peace, and of the scholars and staff of Furlow Charter School — who have
Message from Jeni Stepanek, PhD:2022 1030 #PeaceMatters #MamaPeacePost The 13th Annual White Mass — celebrating the diverse gifts of all people… the Mass was an absolutely beautiful celebration of music and spirituality, recognizing the diverse
During May of 2001, Mattie J.T. Stepanek was 10 years old, and had just learned that he had transitioned from “a child with a life-threatening condition” to “a child who was dying from that condition.”
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