Category Archives: Education

Kites Over New England, founded in 1988, is dedicated to sharing the joy and enthusiasm our members have for all areas of kiting. KONE is a kite club for kite flyers of all ages. The club has family-friendly events scheduled throughout the year and all over New England.

The GLCF administers more than 200 endowed funds that have been set up to benefit the people and organizations of the Greater Lowell area. Service : grants to qualified non-profit organizations; scholarships to area students.

A year-round, multi-service agency dedicated to helping persons with significant disabilities to develop their maximum potential and independence. The Summer Program is a Chapter 766-approved school for ages 4-21; a recreational camp setting is used to create a strong educational curriculum based on the child’s individualized educational plan. Programs include summer day camp, overnight camp for ages 12-21, Friday night socials, Saturday Respite Care and school vacation programs.

To help men and women develop their communication skills and leadership potential. Activities include prepared and impromptu speaking, evaluations, practicing listening skills, debates, and speech contests. Public speaking made easy. Chelmsford Toastmasters is for you if… -You want to overcome a fear of public speaking -You love to speak in public and want to get even better -You want to communicate more effectively in meetings and conversations -You want to develop your leadership potential in a friendly, supportive environment -You want to practice your English with a diverse mix of native and international speakers -You like to set goals — and achieve them -You enjoy meeting new people who are interested and interesting -Improved communication skills will benefit your career -Planning and organizing skills will make you more a more valuable volunteer for your favorite cause -You want to have a whole lot of fun!

The Chelmsford Lions Club raises money through the management of the Country Fair during the Fourth of July Celebratrion on the Common as well as at The Fall Fair also on the Common. The proceeds raised are used to support several projects throughout our local community. Service Projects we support: -Massachusetts Eye Research Fund -Used Eyeglass Collections -Pennies For Sight -Eye Exams and Eye Glasses -EyeMobile -Diabetes Awareness -Camp for Kids with Diabetes -Eagle Scout Projects -Backpacks for Students in Need -Chelmsford Food Pantry ​-Wish Project -College Scholarships for Chelmsford High School and Nashoba Valley Technical High School

To maintain relationships among alumni and with CHS. Activities include : Hall of Fame Induction and dinner, scholarships, various fundraising events, Fourth of July on the Common, and publishing “Lion’s Pride” quarterly newsletter.

Each year, The CHS All Sports Boosters Club proudly awards individual scholarships in the amount of $1000 to (15) graduating seniors based upon their participation in the Chelmsford High School athletic program. Learn more about the mission of the Chelmsford High School All Sports Booster Club, here: https://www.chelmsfordboosters.org/about

Chelmsford Friends of Music (CFOM) is Chelmsford’s premiere booster/support organization for music education in our community. There are no dues or attendance requirements to participate in our organization. All Chelmsford families who have a student participating in music through our schools, are automatically members of our organization.

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.

Want to help a woman in your community become more economically self sufficient by managing her money more effectively? Women’s Money Matters offers a financial literacy program for women over the age of 14 who are living on low-incomes, many in transitional housing. Our programs are for cis and trans women, as well as non-binary people who are comfortable in a space that centers the experiences of women. Visit our website at https://womensmoneymatters.org/