Community Services/Non-Profits near Whitinsville, MA
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Community Services Non Profits
“I made a ⭐️ My 1st time welding ? Took a 3D Metal Barn Star Fabrication Clinic. SO FUN to learn a new skill!! Fantastic instruction for each step by Luke who made everything very easy to understand. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!”
Community Services Non Profits
“Nice crowd, fun atmosphere and great music outdoors at no charge! Mr. T's food truck was excellent with reasonable prices. Learned they have these events on the second and fourth Friday through September . All open to the public. Great way to support a Veteran's organization.”
Community Services Non Profits
“I play basketball and swim everyday and the support here is the best they help if I need something and if I don’t have anything to do I did flag football here with my cousin and we had a lot of fun this is the best place in Northbridge”
Community Services Non Profits
“Gosh, what great people and a great operation! We showed up and took home our brindle greyhound rescue named Turner. Staff made sure we went home with a proper leash (I'd foolishly bought a retractable one) and proper awareness of his needs including meds. Their adoption application really shows that they're serious about making sure their foster dogs go home with committed owners. <3”
Community Services Non Profits
“It was my pleasure to do a henna workshop for the enthusiastic and talented students at Riverzedge Arts. Their staff photographer sent me photos of my class before I even got home, confirming that they had the proper model releases to be able to do so and hadn't taken photos of anyone who didn't want them taken. It was such a wonderful surprise to get such excellent photos. They also sent me home with two tote bags designed and printed in house, one of which all the students in the workshop signed in henna :) What a great experience. Thanks for having me, Riverzedge!”
“We heard of this organization at our church and donated clothing and gift items for children of little means. We also volunteered putting together hygiene kits for them. They do good work and are honest.”