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Hingham, Massachusetts

Hingham Community Organizations

Hingham’s civic life runs on organizations the town does not own: a library, a historical society, a land trust, a 1681 meeting house and a newsroom. Every one of them takes volunteers, and every link below was checked against the organization’s own live page.

Non-Profit Organizations

Organization What they do & contact
Hingham Public Library The town’s public library.
Hingham Historical Society Keeps the town’s records and runs the Old Ordinary, an early Hingham tavern.
Hingham Land Conservation Trust Preserving Hingham’s exceptional landscapes for over fifty years.
Wellspring Multi-Service Centers A multi-service center serving South Shore communities.
World’s End, The Trustees of Reservations World’s End in Hingham is open to the public and has 251 acres of coastline, open fields, tree-lined paths and woodlands.
Old Ship Church First Parish in Hingham, Unitarian Universalist, in the 1681 meeting house on Main Street.

Local News

A town that decides its budget in a room is a town where knowing what is on the warrant matters. Two outlets cover Hingham directly.

Outlet What they cover
Hingham Anchor Hingham MA. Your hyper-local news and lifestyle resource for everything Hingham. Find out the latest about what’s happening in Hingham.
Harbor Media Hyperlocal television for Hingham, on cable and on demand.

Town Resources

Service Notes
Hingham Center for Active Living Programs, outreach and transportation for older residents. Director Jennifer Young. 781-741-1458.
Hingham Recreation Youth sports, summer programs and the town’s parks and fields. Director Mark Thorell. 781-741-1464.
Veterans’ Services Benefits and services for Hingham veterans and their families. Veterans’ Services Director Shannon Burke. 781-741-1440.

For current hours and the full list of departments, see the town directory at hingham-ma.gov.