Granby, Massachusetts
Community Organizations
Alongside town government, a small network of Granby non-profits keeps neighbors fed, preserves the town’s history, and supports its library. These are some of the most established, and every one of them takes volunteers.
Non-Profit Organizations
| Organization | What they do & contact |
|---|---|
| Granby Historical Association | Volunteer association that preserves and interprets the town’s history, at 239 State Street. |
| Neighbors Helping Neighbors (Granby to Go) | A 501(c)(3) food pantry program that provides food, clothing, and referrals to Granby Public Schools families, from preschool through grade twelve. |
| Friends of the Granby Library | Volunteer group that raises money and runs programs in support of the Granby Free Public Library. |
| Open Cupboard Pantry | Food pantry at the Granby Congregational Church, with weekly distributions for residents who need them. |
Town & Senior Resources
| Organization | Notes |
|---|---|
| Granby Council on Aging | The town senior center, outreach, and programs for older residents. Director Natalie Archambault. 413-467-3239. |
| Granby Free Public Library | Free programs, computers, and a card that works at libraries across Massachusetts. Director Jennifer R. Crosby, M.L.I.S. 297 East State Street. 413-467-3320. |
| Dufresne Park | The town’s recreation area, with fields and trails, overseen by the Parks Oversight Committee. |
For current hours and a fuller list, see the town’s pages at granby-ma.gov.