The Acton Food Pantry has been providing food and clothing to residents-in-need in Acton and surrounding towns since 1984. 

Founded in 2007 by a young woman from Wayland, this organization works to improve the quality of life in the  Akaa community in rural Eastern Ghana.

This fund helps needy Acton households pay their energy (fuel and electricity) bills while they are awaiting other support or have exhausted other sources.

Located in Biloxi, Miss., Back Bay Mission works to strengthen neighborhoods, find justice, and transform lives. The mission helps homeless and low-income individuals and families in the Mississippi Gulf Coast area obtain and rehabilitate housing and become self-sufficient.

This Acton-based organization supports families with young children. The mission of First Connections is to equip parents with tools, practical strategies, and connections to other families and their communities, to foster healthy parenting, and guide them through the first years of the parenting journey.

This organization helps low-income people own homes by working with them to build or restore structures. In 2019, a duplex house on School Street in Acton was completed, with ACC volunteers involved. Two homes in Ashburnham are now being built. ACC is a Habitat covenant church.

This Christian ministry assists women throughout the greater Boston area who have been victims of domestic violence. Services include safety planning, one-on-one and group support, and resource referrals.

A Main Street neighbor of ACC’s, Household Goods helps families in difficult circumstances obtain furniture and other items needed for a home. Donated items are distributed to clients referred by a social service organization.

Lazarus House supports those in need of basic necessities in the Lawrence area. Services include a food pantry, shelter, cafeteria, thrift stores, advocacy and community resources. These core Ministries work simultaneously to provide emergency care, holistic programming, hope for a good future, and life skills to gain independence and sustain self-sufficiency.

Minute Man Arc services the Middlesex County are. They work to improve the lives of children and adults with disabilities through therapeutic services, employment, recreation, housing, and community involvement.

NAMI is dedicated to improving the lives of millions of Americans affected by mental illness. 

Straight head Ministries provides youthful offenders with the opportunity to hear and respond to the Gospel through Bible study while incarcerated, and to start a new life in group home living after release. In this family atmosphere, the youth are taught basic living skills, receive counseling, and attend school.  

The WAMS mission is to work with individuals and community partners to inspire economic and educational equity through social change. Their vision is focused on programs and activities that fuel inclusion, voice and opportunity for all. WAMS helps to form networks between city, churches, neighborhood groups, business and social agencies.  

Each summer our youth have the opportunity to go out in mission from this church.