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Pittsfield Community Organizations

Pittsfield is served by a deep network of non-profits providing food, housing, veterans’ services, youth programs, and safety for survivors. These are some of the largest and most established.

Non-Profit Organizations

Organization What they do Contact
Berkshire Community Action Council Runs food access, fuel assistance, and anti-poverty programs for low-income Berkshire County families. 1531 East St · 413-445-4503
Soldier On Provides transitional and permanent housing plus support services for homeless and at-risk veterans. 360 West Housatonic St · 413-236-5644
Berkshire United Way Funds and coordinates education, financial stability, and basic-needs programs across the county. 200 South St · 413-442-6948
Elizabeth Freeman Center Offers shelter, counseling, and legal advocacy for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. 43 Francis Ave · 413-499-2425
The Christian Center Operates a food pantry, daily meals, and neighborhood support programs for Pittsfield residents. 193 Robbins Ave · 413-443-2828
Gladys Allen Brigham Community Center Home of Girls Inc. of the Berkshires, with after-school and summer programming that empowers children and youth, especially girls. 165 East St · 413-442-5174

Food & Senior Resources

Organization Notes
The Christian Center Food Pantry A food pantry and daily meals at 193 Robbins Avenue. 413-443-2828.
Pittsfield Council on Aging The Ralph J. Froio Senior Center at 330 North Street. 413-499-9346.
Elder Services of Berkshire County Meals on Wheels, congregate meals, and options counseling. 877 South Street, Suite 4E. 413-499-0524.

For current pantry hours and a fuller list, see the city’s human services directory at pittsfieldma.gov.