From 9/11 to Hurricane Sandy, Pastor Dito has always had a passion for community outreach. For over 25 years Pastor has been extending a helping hand to the hurting and hopeless. In 2020, as COVID 19 engulfed our nation, Pastor Dito launched The Delaware Regional Dream Center as a 501C3 non-profit. Programs such as Adopt-a-Block, Adopt-a-school and Hope Day outreaches have flourished under his strategic leadership.

In 2012, Matt was the founder and president of a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Missions for Life, where he coordinated and conducted multiple international medical and humanitarian short-term mission trips from the United States into central Mexico. Through private grant applications, multiple social media platforms, and in-person fundraising efforts, Matt has provided leadership in the design and implementation of primary healthcare programs into +80 rural communities to help the adult indigenous population achieve improved health outcomes from NCDs and pediatric nutritional supplementation.

For fifteen years, Matt has been a registered nurse. He supervised on the front lines of a pediatric level one trauma center while managing all required staff and resources to efficiently operate a Lantern Awarded and designated Magnet hospital's emergency department.

As a graduate of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Matt is currently utilizing his talents to build another wonderful non-profit organization, the Delaware Regional Dream Center. Helping family’s post-pandemic to rebuild through food pantry donations and socioeconomic training programs. Establishing a community center as a beacon of light, a house of Hope to bring healing to the hurting.