Douglas, Massachusetts
Douglas Community Organizations
Douglas is served by a small network of non-profits and community organizations that run the library, keep the town’s history, fund the arts, and feed neighbors who need it. Every one of them takes volunteers.
Community Organizations
| Organization | What they do & contact |
|---|---|
| Simon Fairfield Public Library | The town’s public library: books, programs, computers, and a card that works across Massachusetts. It also publishes The Mill, a community newsletter. 290 Main Street, 508-476-2695. |
| Douglas Historical Society | Volunteers who preserve and share the town’s history through programs, collections, and public events. |
| Douglas Cultural Council | The town’s local partner of the Mass Cultural Council; it awards grants for arts, humanities, and science programs in Douglas. |
| Douglas Food Pantry | A community food pantry at St. Denis Rectory that provides food and personal items to any Douglas resident in need. |
Town Resources
| Organization | Notes |
|---|---|
| Douglas Adult Social Center | The town’s senior center: meals, programs, and outreach for older residents. 508-476-2283. |
| Simon Fairfield Public Library | Free programs, computers, meeting space, and a card that works at libraries across Massachusetts. 290 Main Street, 508-476-2695. |
For current hours and a fuller list, see the town’s pages at douglas-ma.gov.
MassCivics last checked this page on October 15, 2026.
Sources
- Town records: Town of Douglas, Staff Directory, as of October 2026.