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Community Groups & Organizations in Hull, MA
The Arc of the South Shore The Arc of the South Shore is a family-oriented, community-based agency that believes that all individuals have the right to participate fully in their community. Providing the highest quality services and advocacy for children and adults with physical and developmental disabilities. Services are provided in Milton, Quincy, Randolph, Braintree, Weymouth, Hingham, Hull, Cohasset, Scituate & Norwell. Programs include: 
The Choral Art Society, founded in 1958, is a South Shore, Massachusetts group dedicated to classical choral music. A non-audition group, we always welcome new members who are willing to grow musically in a group environment. Opportunities are available for group and solo singing. We are always looking for new singers! PO Box 148 Anne M. Scully Senior Center Down East Dancers, Inc. is a non-profit, volunteer, charitable organization, dedicated to the promotion of Country Western dance since 1990. Down East Dancers, Inc. also sponsors periodic dance workshops that are open to the public. All dances and workshops are smoke-free. downeastdancers@yahoo.com Drowned Hogs Last year, more than 400 swimmers and 1,200 spectators were be on hand to celebrate more than a decade of insanity and generosity. al@drownedhogs.com Fort Revere Park & Preservation Society 
Fort Revere Park is an 8+ acre historic site located atop Telegraph Hill in Hull Village. The Park contains the remains of two seacoast fortifications, a water tower with an observation deck, a military history museum and picnic facilities. Fort Revere Park is open daily, sunrise to sunset, year round. Tower and Museum will be open 10 am to 5pm, weekends and holidays, May 24 through September 1. The tower and Museum may also be open at other times by arrangement with the park staff. An outpost of defense for Boston since the 1600s. Fort Revere offers a panoramic view of Boston Harbor and beyond. Fort Revere Park encompasses the remains of the Revolutionary War-era Fort Independence and 20th century Fort Revere. The site is used for outdoor public programming-plays, movies, concerts, re-enactments, etc. - throughout the year. Fort Revere Park & Preservation Society Friends of Flying Santa, Inc. was formed in 1997 to help ensure the future of the annual Christmas flights to New England lighthouses. The aerial visits of Flying Santa to lighthouses and lifesaving stations have been a New England tradition since 1929. Today, through fund-raising and public outreach, the Friends work to continue the flights and carry on this gesture of gratitiude to the men, women and families of the United States Coast Guard who keep watch over our coastal waters. Friends Of Flying Santa, Inc. info@flyingsanta.org Friends of the Hull Public Library 
The Friends of the Hull Public library are a group of volunteers dedicated to providing for the citizens of Hull various library services that either cannot be funded through the use of tax money or are not funded through the town budget. Events include: The Friends of the Hull Public Library Friends of the Paragon Carousel 
The Friends of the Paragon Carousel, Inc., whose mission is to preserve the Carousel at its current location and restore it to its original beauty, has embarked on a capital campaign to retire the debt incurred in the purchase of the Carousel and insure the financial stability necessary to complete its restoration. Events, shows & sales include: Friends of the Paragon Carousel 
Join a Low Carbon Diet group to shed 5000 pounds of CO2 and save money. Discuss goals and how you can help with: Let’s grow Hull’s leadership on wind turbines (to cut 25% of our carbon dioxide emissions) into a network of households to cut our heating bills (which account for 50% of our CO2 emissions) and find ways to travel with zero emissions (gasoline emits the other 25% of our CO2). Greener Hull Hull Artists Studio Connection 
The Hull Artists Studio Connection was created in the spring of 1997 when a small group of Hull artists got together for a purpose of promoting Hull as a destination for people interested in affordable fine arts and crafts and to provide an outlet for local artists to exhibit their work. Events, shows & sales include: The Hull Artists Studio Connection The Hull Commission on Disability Bill Townsend The Hull Commission on Disability is a volunteer group devoted to ensuring access to public places for people with disabilities. In addition to ensuring accessibility, the Commission is responsible for researching local problems, coordinating programs with the state, recommending policies, and acting as a liaison to disabled residents. The Hull Family Network supports parents and caregivers that have children prenatal through age three. Our goal is to help families create and maintain a healthy family environment as well as promote family well being through parent education and community support. We are a grant funded program of the Department of Early Education and Care to the Hull Public Schools. Services include:
Hull Girl Scouts is an active and exciting organization for girls from 4-18 years old. We hold many Town-Wide Events each year such as Christmas Caroling, International Day, Mother/Daughter Costume Dance, Guys and Dolls Square Dance, and our annual Encampment in beautiful Brewster, MA! Join the fun today! mclaugh7@hotmail.com (Nancy McLaughlin)
The Hull Garden Club The Hull Garden Club brings together people who have an interest in gardening, flowers, flower arranging, environmental education, junior gardening and landscape design along with community beautification and involvement. Members can take advantage of classes in all of these topics at the local, state and national level. Join us and see how you can help yourself and your community grow!
The mission of the HLCT is to provide the means to protect significant pieces of undeveloped land in Hull. The Hull Land Conservation Trust, Inc.
Hull No Place for Hate Committee 
The purpose of Hull's No Place for Hate Committee is to promote diversity and respect for individual and group difference, while encouraging residents to speak out against hate and intolerance. Membership is open to everyone interested in these goals. Meetings are scheduled as needed and are open to all. Annually, NPFH sponsors "Hull Celebrates Respect" with the Martin Luther King Day Pancake Breakfast and Pasta Dinner and Film. NPFH also sponsors an essay contest on remembering the Holocaust with prizes for Hull high school students. A video of interviews of a very diverse group of Hullonians talking about why and when they came to Hull and what it's like to live here is being produced with the assistance of Hull cable. Hull is one of the original communities to participate in the No Place for Hate program instituted by the Anti-Defamation League and is an official organization under the auspices of the Hull Board of Selectmen. Contact: jbernault@comcast.net (Janet Bernault), Chair Hull Performing Arts (HPA) 
Hull Performing Arts (HPA) enhances the cultural life of this community and promotes the performing arts by providing local theater productions and related activities. Each year the HPA season offers a variety of high quality performances including drama, comedy, and musicals to the Town of Hull and the South Shore. Programs include: Hull Performing Arts (HPA) The Hull Seaside Animal Rescue 
The Hull Seaside Animal Rescue is a non-profit organization which rescues and places homeless animals, assists in the care and control of the local feral cat population, and raises funds to construct a permanent animal shelter in the town of Hull, Massachusetts. Events and services include: Low Cost Spay Days The Hull Seaside Animal Rescue Hull Walking and Biking Buddies If you would like to meet people to walk or bike with, Hull Walking and Biking Buddies people who share your interests. A great way to make new friends, enjoy our beautiful town and reap the benefits of walking and biking. Sponsored by the Hull Sustainable Transportation Committee. For more info, call (781) 925-5665 Hull's Gay and Lesbian Social Group The Hull Word is a social organization dedicated to building a vital LGBT community in Hull's "No Place For Hate" community. THE HULL WORD Community Groups A great way to make new friends, enjoy the beauty of the South Shore and Nantasket Beach, and reap the benefits of walking, biking, and SUNSET dining! Events include: New Year's GAYLA
The Hull Word Nantasket Neighbors (Formerly Nantasket Newcomers Club) New to Hull? Been here for a while? Like to meet new people? Like to have fun? Want to share your interests? Nantasket Neighbors (Formerly Nantasket Newcomers Club) is organized for social and charitable purposes and is open to all residents and friends of Hull, however long they have resided in Hull. Through its special events and on-going groups, the club offers members opportunities to meet new people, participate in a community of friends, and learn about and get involved in Hull. Monthly Events (examples):
Any money collected at an event over the costs incurred is donated to a local charitable organization. Email Nantasket Friend & Neighbors: jbernault@comcast.net 
Sail Nantasket is a non-profit foundation in Hull, MA dedicated to encouraging the sport of sailing and to administer and promote public participation in sailing related programs, events and activities in Hull and adjacent waters. As part of it's charter, Sail Nantasket will accept donations of boats, equipment and money to build a fleet of boats for use/charter by youth sailors participating in Junior sailing and Learn-to-Sail programs and by adults participating in Learn-to-Sail programs, and Sr. Racing programs. One of the goals for Sail Nantasket is to provide the boats for a sailing team at Hull High School. Sail Nantasket Save The Brewsters is a Hull-based citizens' action group that formed in opposition to the proposed siting of an LNG (Liquified Natural Gas) terminal on Outer Brewster Island. savethebrewsters@comcast.net"  South Shore Singles, an all volunteer, non-profit, social and support group for single adults 45 and older, has provided over 25 years of social and educational programs for adult singles on the South Shore of Massachusetts. Volunteer members provide activities to 300+ members and many non-members. Our objective is to help members and non-members meet other singles who share common interests. We welcome suggestions and new ideas for activities and more volunteers at any time. Join us for fun, informations and new friendships. sssingles@hotmail.com Sustainable South Shore is a multi-town advocacy group committed to helping area residents conserve energy, protect the environment and live sustainable lives. Sustainable South Shore engages in: Creating a vision - Research and analysis - Developing consensus through education, publicity, discussion, and events - Initiating, supporting, and implementing sustainable projects, including sustainable air, water, energy, and bio-system projects. Earth Day Sustainable Living Festival Sustainable South Shore The Standish Humane Society 
The Standish Humane Society will help people who need assistance to neuter their pets. Call (781) 925-4823 for more info.
Hull Veterans' Services a member of Massachusetts Department of Veterans' Services was established to assist needy, eligible wartime veterans and or their dependents. Hull Veterans' Services Weir River Watershed Association (WRWA) The Weir River Watershed supplies residents with high quality drinking water. Offering public parks, recreational water bodies and natural beauty, the Weir River Watershed enhances the quality of life of residents within the watershed.
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Wellspring's mission is to provide support & skills to people facing challenges to their financial, physical or emotional well-being in order to help them achieve independence and self-sufficiency. Services include: Wellspring The Wild Turkey Paddlers is an informal group of people interested in flatwater and ocean paddling. Our purpose is to help kayak and canoe enthusiasts find others with whom they can paddle and learn more about the sport. We hope to create awareness of proper paddling safety, promote a greater appreciation of the waterways of Southeastern Massachusetts and provide valuable and sometimes hard to find information about paddling in the area. But most of all, we just want to paddle, meet people and have fun. Contact us via: admin@wtpaddlers.org.
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Community Groups Friends of the Hull Public Library Friends of the Paragon Carousel Hull Artists Studio Connection Hull No Place for Hate Committee Hull Performing Arts (HPA) Weir River Watershed Association (WRWA) |
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