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Beverly, Massachusetts

Community Organizations

Beverly is served by a network of non-profits providing food, housing, child care, and senior services. These are some of the largest and most established.

Non-Profit Organizations

Organization What they do Contact
Beverly Bootstraps A food pantry plus emergency rent, utility, and housing-stability help, with adult and youth programs. 35 Park St · 978-927-1561 · beverlybootstraps.org
Harborlight Homes Builds and manages affordable, service-supported housing across Beverly and the North Shore. 600 Cummings Center · 978-922-1305 · harborlighthomes.org
YMCA of the North Shore Child care, swim lessons, sports, and after-school programs at the Greater Beverly branch. 254 Essex St · 978-927-6855 · northshoreymca.org
Beverly Children’s Learning Center Early education and out-of-school-time care for children from birth through age 13. 550 Cabot St · 978-927-1269 · bclckids.org
Beverly Housing Authority Public housing and rental assistance for lower-income residents and seniors. 137 Bridge St · 978-922-3100 · beverlyhousing.net
North Shore Elder Services Meals on Wheels, in-home care, and caregiver support for older residents of Beverly and nearby towns. 152 Sylvan St, Danvers · 978-750-4540 · nselder.org

Food & Senior Resources

Organization Notes
Beverly Bootstraps Food Pantry A community food pantry and resource center at 35 Park Street.
Beverly Council on Aging The city’s senior center at 90 Colon Street. 978-921-6017.
Harborlight House Affordable senior residential housing at 1 Monument Square. 978-927-2121.

For current pantry hours and a fuller list, see the city’s community resources directory at beverlyma.gov.