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Local Links
Welcome the HCAM's Local Links. My name is Anne Mattina, and I am the HCAM Community Orgs. Coordinator (HCOC). In this volunteer position, I have three areas of work:
- Keep this page current! If your non-profit group isn't listed here, let me know. I have a goal of outreaching to all the listed orgs. once a year to keep this page current.
- Strategize with the HCAM Station Manager on ways to make this space more useful for you, our viewers.
- Maintain a strong connection between this page and other relevant websites and orgs. such as HopCCG.org, HopkintonGives.org and more coming soon!
Thank you for visiting and please reach out with any questions, comments, or information for this space!
Anne
Hopkinton Community Organizations | |
Abbey Villa Soccer Club | Des Rice founded this club in 2009 and is the director. Players ages 6-18 can join to learn how to play soccer and improve their soccer skills. As time goes on, players will learn important values such as respect for themselves, other players, and coaches and referees. The club also promotes teamwork among players and teaches players to keep a level head when in a stressful situation. Most importantly, each player will grow stronger as a person. |
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Act for America - Hopkinton Chapter |
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Baypath Humane Society | ![]() |
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Boy Scout Troop 1 | |
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Boy Scout Troop 4 | |
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Cub Scout Pack 4 | The Cub Scouts is a group for boys from grades 1-5. A wide variety of activities are offered, such as camping, flagging veterans’ graves, and taking place in the Memorial Day Parade. Boys will learn discipline, outdoor skills, and many other lessons as they take part in the Cub Scouts. Most importantly, they will have fun as they learn. |
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Cub Scout Pack 97 | |
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Demons Youth Hockey | |
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![]() Friends of the Hopkinton Public Library |
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Hometown Hospitality | Hometown Hospitality is a welcoming service for when you move into Hopkinton. You will receive information, gifts and coupons from area businesses, information from town hall, and a community directory. For your welcoming package, call Pam Jackson at 508-435-2242. Welcome! |
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Hopkinton-Ashland Youth Football and Cheerleading | |
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Hopkinton Basketball Association | Founded in 2000 by Ken Driscoll, Mike Preite, and Trish Jacobs, this organization has kept the love of basketball alive for children in grades 4-8. With tryouts for every grade, different leagues, and different teams based on skill level, each child is given an opportunity to play and improve their basketball skills. There are 12 games from November to March with 1-2 practices every week. With an enthusiasm for the sport, each child can develop and grow as a player and as a person. |
Hopkinton Center for the Arts | Serving individuals of all ages, cultures, and artistic abilities across the MetroWest region, the HCA develops artistic skills, offers outstanding artistic performances and exhibitions, and enables visitors to experience art in all forms. Under one roof, we celebrate art through classes and events in visual art, theater, music, dance, ceramics, writing, and film. Among our innovative current programs: * Visual arts instruction for developmentally disabled adults and children with autism * Free Summer Sunset Jazz Series in our beautiful amphitheater * Linkage with public school students and teachers, who use HCA as an educational resource in the arts and in leadership training |
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![]() Hopkinton Community Partnership |
![]() The partnership supports community-based education driven programs as well as individuals and families in Hopkinton who are in need. We are a grant maker and convener working to provide resources, information, ideas and advocacy for community support. |
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Hopkinton Girl Scouts | This organization welcomes any girl from K-12 to join. Girls will take part in numerous activities, from camping to farming to working in animal shelters. They will also help with community service around town and take part in community events. Girls will learn how to become engaged in their community and help others, and they will learn many other life lessons along the way. |
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Hopkinton Lacrosse | |
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Hopkinton Lions Club | The Hopkinton Lions Club was founded April 24, 1975 and continues to live by the motto “We Serve”. Members of the Hopkinton Lions Club live in and/or work in the community and have forged strong bonds with their neighbors and local businesses. From performing hands-on service projects to providing emergency assistance and conducting fundraisers, our community and environmental programs improve our community, and the communities around us – and protect the environment. Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month. We welcome new members. |
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Hopkinton Moms Group | This organization provides play dates for children, allowing children and their moms a chance to socialize. With 250 members, this is a group for moms who want to get to know other moms and take part in different activities. The children will take part in play dates and day trips (depending on their age), and Moms will be able to take part in community activities and a monthly Moms’ Night Out. There is also a forum for all moms in the group to take part in and have their questions answered. |
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![]() Hopkinton Public Library |
The Hopkinton Public Library is a comfortable, welcoming place for our community, accessible to all. We provide access to a variety of materials, services and programs to enhance educational, cultural, social, and intellectual endeavors and to extend personal growth and development. Since 1895, the Library has been located in the heart of downtown just steps away from the Town Common. The recently renovated and expanded library building, filled with architectural charm and character, is a community-gathering place where people and information come together. |
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Hopkinton SEPAC | SPEAC of Hopkinton is becoming Hopkinton SEPAC. SEPAC is the Special Education Parent Advisory Council. Hopkinton SEPAC membership is open to any and all parties. You do not have to have a child with special needs to join. If your child, or you know a child who, has trouble reading, writing, understanding math, has an identified disability or perhaps is undiagnosed, but definitive presence of a disability, organizational or attention difficulties, join Hopkinton SEPAC to learn more about these and other areas in the developing child.
Hopkinton SEPAC believes in the importance of each child’s education, striving to continually improve the quality of Hopkinton’s special education programs through a variety of programs, speakers, administration meetings, and community outreach services. We provide resources needed from the preschool age child to the high school graduate and beyond. To Learn More: Visit our website, join our email list and come to our next meeting. |
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Hopkinton Running Club | |
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Hopkinton Special Olympics | Established in 2004, this branch of the Special Olympics welcomes players ages 6 and up to play, and players 8 and up to compete. There is a unified program for younger players consisting of players with developmental disabilities and partners, those without developmental disabilities. For adults there is a component team with no partners. In this way, everyone can have fun and learn how to socialize with those around them. |
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![]() Our most important purpose is to provide an enjoyable and satisfying experience for all involved in the program, including players, parents, coaches and referees. |
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Hopkinton Woman's Club | ![]() |
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HPTA | This organization works to support the education of students through enrichment programs. Brainstorming on ways to improve education, those involved decide what to give to a school each year and raise the money through fundraisers. They have given money to schools to bring in Smart Boards, and they work with principals to bring in programs from outside the school to create a rich learning experience for students. With extracurricular activities for students, seminars for parents, and by bringing in professionals to work with teachers, this organization has something for everyone. |
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John Warren Masonic Lodge A.F. & A.M. | |
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Lake Maspenock Preservation Association | |
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The Michael Lisnow Center | |
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PolyArts | |
Project Just Because | Project Just Because is a 501 (c)(3) charity organization that runs various programs throughout the year providing basic needs to struggling families, children, and seniors throughout Massachusetts when they face difficult times. We provide items such as clothing, food, school supplies, warm items, and toiletries year-round. PJB runs the Hopkinton food pantry for Hopkinton residents as well as a gluten free food pantry available to anyone in MA. PJB is a volunteer-dependent organization supported by generous people who donate time, money and goods for those in need. |
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![]() Sharon Timlin Memorial Road Race |
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We are looking for a few good friends to come join us. We meet every second Friday at 6:30 at St. Paul’s Church 61 Wood Street in Hopkinton. We seek over 50’s who are widowed, divorced or single for any other reason. In the past we have attended a Pawtucket Red Sox game, had a Drum Circle, sponsored a members Art Show, Kept each other company at Board Games, and attended The Black and White silent film Phantom of the Opera with Lon Chaney. See the Channel 8 Bulletin Board for future events. Contact person is Nanette Kenrick at the Church phone 508-435-4536 or Church email at [email protected]. Sponsored by St. Paul’s Church |
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Woodville Rod and Gun Club |
Regional Community Links | |
Other Links | |
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