Randolph, Massachusetts
Community Organizations
Randolph is served by a network of non-profits providing food, housing, youth, and family services. These are some of the largest and most established.
Non-Profit Organizations
| Organization | What they do | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Friendly Food Pantry of Randolph | Free food for Randolph residents in need, run by volunteers since 2009. | 1 Turner Lane · 339-987-5577 |
| Randolph Housing Authority | Public housing for elderly and disabled residents. | One DeCelle Drive · 781-961-1400 |
| NeighborWorks Housing Solutions | First-time homebuyer classes and housing counseling for the region. | 422 Washington St, Quincy · 617-770-2227 |
| South Shore Stars | Before-school, after-school, and summer enrichment based inside Randolph schools. | 781-331-8505 |
| Old Colony YMCA, Stoughton Branch | Fitness, swimming, child care, and youth programs serving the area. | 445 Central St, Stoughton · 781-341-2016 |
| Randolph Chamber of Commerce | Supports local businesses and connects them with the community. | 781-963-6862 |
Equity & Public Health
| Organization | Notes |
|---|---|
| Randolph Health, Equity, and Justice Project | A town effort connecting public health to fairness across Randolph. Through the Health Department, 781-961-0924. |
| Randolph Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Coalition | A community coalition working to make Randolph’s institutions reflect its residents. |
| Turner Free Library | Free library cards to anyone regardless of age, income, ability, or citizenship. 2 North Main Street. 781-961-0932. |
For current hours and a fuller list, see the town’s pages at randolph-ma.gov.