Since our beginning over half a century ago, the Action has run articles about non-profits and their activities at NO charge. We want to do more!  So, once a month The Action will spotlight and support a non-profit of your choice - a theater, a museum, a youth organization, an animal advocate, a shelter, etc.  SO many possibilities.

Here’s how it works... Readers NOMINATE their favorite local Non-Profits. After review, the Action will POSTS a selection of nominated organizations on our website and Facebook pages for readers/viewers to VOTE on. They who receive the most votes will receive a full profile in the paper and online, along with a free 1/4 PAGE AD in ALL SEVEN papers to help broaden the organization’s visibility!

CLICK HERE to nominate your favorite Non-Profit for consideration!

Organizations seeking your votes this month:

To vote for your favorite Non-Profit, click on their logo to email your response!

November Vote Deadline: 11/24/23

Congratulations to The Action's September Non-Profit Notation Winner,
WHY ME?
The HARVARD HISTORICAL SOCIETY has a broad scope to its preservation mission: the Society preserves things that help clarify the history of Harvard, for example, documents, artwork, craft-work, farm implements, garments, fire-fighting apparatus, artifacts of commercial enterprises, houses, monuments, burial grounds, areas. Its collection is housed in a museum of Harvard’s past at the Still River Meetinghouse, 215 Still River Road. The Historical Society presents programs for the public that use the collection and documents to help “discover “ the town’s history, helps researchers through use of its collection, and provides educational opportunities for students.
Think Harvard Historical Society should be the top non-profit this month?  Email why you think so!
The goals of the SHIRLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY are to preserve books, photos, papers, stories, and artifacts relating to the people, places, and history of Shirley, Massachusetts. The Society also works to educate the public regarding historic matters, and seeks to encourage preservation of historic sites within the town.
Think Shirley Historical Society should be the top non-profit this month?  Email why you think so!
The CARLISLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY was founded in 1933 to gather historical and educational objects and information and to transmit to future generations all possible memorials of past and present times.
Think Carlisle Historical Society should be the top non-profit this month?  Email why you think so!
Organized in 1930, the CHELMSFORD HISTORICAL SOCIETY is a non-profit organization of people who care about Chelmsford's heritage and local history. The society is an educational and cultural resource for the Town of Chelmsford and the Merrimack Valley, dedicated to the preservation of the historical heritage of our town for the good of all of the people of Chelmsford.
Think Chelmsford Historical Society should be the top non-profit this month?  Email why you think so!
History of winning non-profits:

October'23 - Why Me?, Worcester
September'23 - Domestic Violence Services Network, Concord
August'23 - Lovelane Special Needs Horseback Riding Program, Lincoln
July'23 - Central Food Ministry, Lowell
June'23 - Parish Center for the Arts, Westford
May'23 - Maynard Education Foundation, Maynard
April' 23 - The Nature Connection, Concord
March'23 - Buddy Dog, Sudbury
February'23- Fresh Start Furniture Bank, Hudson
January'23 - Cannon Theatre, Devens
 
CLICK HERE to nominate your favorite Non-Profit for consideration!