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North Brookfield, Massachusetts

North Brookfield Community Organizations

In a town of 4,735 the volunteer organizations are not a garnish on civic life, they are a load-bearing wall: heating a neighbor’s home, restoring the Town House, keeping the lake swimmable, and keeping the town’s story. Every one of them takes volunteers.

Non-Profit Organizations

Organization What they do & contact
Friends of the North Brookfield Town House Membership nonprofit behind the restoration of the 1864 Town House; publishes the From the Belltower newsletter. Reach the Friends through the Town House Committee pages at northbrookfield.net.
North Brookfield Historical Society Keeps the town’s history and operates the historical museum.
Hearts for Heat, North Brookfield Volunteer emergency fuel assistance for neighbors who cannot cover a heating bill.
Quaboag Hills Community Coalition Regional coalition serving the Quaboag Hills towns on shared community needs.
Lake Lashaway Community Association Lake residents’ association that helps fund the treatment of Lake Lashaway alongside the towns of North Brookfield and East Brookfield.

Town & Senior Resources

Organization Notes
Council on Aging / Senior Center The Senior Center at 29 Forest Street, with daily lunches, activities, and outreach. Director Courtenay Rivera. 508-867-0220.
Haston Free Public Library Free programs, computers, and a card that works at libraries across Massachusetts, at 161 North Main Street. Director Lia Tulip. 508-867-0208.
Parks & Recreation Committee The town committee for the Town Common, the fields, and the shared town beach at Lake Lashaway.

For current hours and a fuller list, see the town’s pages at northbrookfield.net.