Category Archives: Children

Established in 1996 in Chelmsford, Massachusetts, the Chelmsford Mothers’ Club is a non-profit organization that serves as a means for parents to share their experiences, find companionship, and receive information about parenting and child development. It also provides an outlet for personal growth. The club consists of mothers of infants and young children. We have monthly meetings with guest speakers and social activities. We also host special activities for children as well as family outings.

To teach children sportsmanship, team play, and the art of playing baseball. Non-profit, and affiliated with National Little League.

Chelmsford Hockey Association is a non-profit 501(c) youth hockey organization. We offer development programs (Learn to Skate, Learn to Play Hockey & In-House Hockey) as well as travel teams for ages 8-18 and a girls hockey program.

CGSL is a recreational softball league located in Chelmsford MA. Our organization serves all ages from U6 to U18. We offer fun, competitive softball in the Spring, Summer, and Fall seasons and run a softball clinic in the Winter. We also host multiple competitive tournaments throughout the year at our facility, Southwell Fields at 200 Wotton St in North Chelmsford, MA, as well as other sites around Chelmsford.

The Chelmsford Cultural Council is committed to funding a diverse cross-section of activities. We support a variety of art forms, works of local artists, environmental education projects and collaborative proposals that bring together artists, organizations, and local cultural groups in projects that serve Chelmsford and the surrounding communities.

The Volunteer Center is comprised of AmeriCorps Seniors Programs, Mill City Mentors, Spindle City Corps, and Toys for Tots. Whether you are 7 or 107, we have opportunities that will enrich your life and those around you. Being engaged with our staff and the community helps combat social isolation, builds self-esteem and a sense of pride which overall improves health and wellness. The variety of opportunities we have not only helps those who want to serve, but also those who need the support.

Elks Lodges bring so much more to their communities than just a building, golf course or pool. They are places where neighbors come together, families share meals, and children grow up. Elks invest in their communities through programs that help children grow up healthy and drug-free, meet the needs of today’s veterans, and improve the quality of life.