Lincoln Community Organizations

Lincoln’s civic life runs partly through nonprofits that protect its land, farm it, keep its art and its news, and open its library. These are some of the most established, and every one of them takes volunteers.

Non-Profit Organizations

Organization	What they do & contact
Lincoln Land Conservation Trust & Rural Land Foundation	Two allied Lincoln land organizations dedicated, in their own words, to preserving Lincoln’s rural character by protecting open space across town.
Codman Community Farms	A town-owned working farm run by a nonprofit at 58 Codman Road, creating community through food and farming since 1973.
deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum	A thirty-acre outdoor sculpture park and museum in Lincoln, stewarded by The Trustees of Reservations and open to the public.
Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary	Mass Audubon’s working farm and wildlife sanctuary in Lincoln, with trails, programs, and native New England animals.
The Lincoln Squirrel	The town’s independent local news site, covering Lincoln government, schools, and community life.

Town & Senior Resources

Organization	Notes
Council on Aging & Human Services	The town’s senior center, outreach, and human services for older residents. 781-259-2600.
Lincoln Public Library	Programs, computers, and a library card that works at libraries across Massachusetts, at 3 Bedford Road. 781-259-8465.
Parks & Recreation	Recreation programs, parks, and fields for residents of all ages. 781-259-2600.

For current hours and a fuller list, see the town’s community services pages at lincolntown.org.

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