American Wild Life

OARS is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting, improving, and preserving the Sudbury, Assabet, and Concord River watersheds in Concord, MA. With a new Executive Director, Matthew Brown, who brings a wealth of leadership and non-profit experience, OARS is poised to enter an exciting phase of its mission to safeguard the drinking water, recreational opportunities, wildlife habitat, climate resilience, and natural beauty of these three rivers for present and future generations. Through their 3 Rivers Campaign, OARS aims to raise $100,000 to continue their vital work in partnership with the community, ensuring the long-term sustainability and enjoyment of these rivers by all. With a focus on nature and ecology, OARS is committed to creating a positive impact on the environment and fostering a deep appreciation for the interconnectedness of people and wildlife within these watersheds.Generated from the website

The Massachusetts Center for the Book, located in Concord, MA, works to inspire a love of reading while honoring the rich literary culture of the Commonwealth. The organization promotes unrestricted access to books and libraries, fostering literacy and learning throughout the state. Through various initiatives such as the Massachusetts Book Awards, Letters About Literature, and community reading challenges, the Center engages students and adults alike in meaningful literary experiences. Additionally, it facilitates a statewide literary events calendar to connect readers with diverse literary happenings across Massachusetts. Generated from the website

Association Raytheon RTRS in Concord is an independent Group of retired employees dedicated to enhancing the well-being of fellow retirees. Through collective efforts, the organization aims to improve the conditions and support systems available to retired individuals within the community. Generated from their website's infomation