Local Organizations
The organizations listed below are those with which Social Action has collaborated, and we look forward to continuing these partnerships for many years to come.

The Plymouth for All Committee is dedicated to fostering a community that values diversity, promotes inclusion, and ensures that all people are treated with dignity and respect. We actively oppose hate, bias, injustice, and discrimination in all forms.

Sustainable Plymouth is a volunteer-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit connecting residents, organizations, and local government to encourage sustainability in the Town of Plymouth, Massachusetts. We organize educational events and volunteer opportunities, hold monthly meetings, and facilitate working groups to discuss environmental challenges and collaborate on solutions. We are committed to being a welcoming group for all.

Together We Can is a local network of various houses of worship, community leaders, and residents that are concerned with people and families in need. Our focus is helping people and families in our community faced with immigration challenges. Our work is entirely volunteer-run and is grounded in interfaith values of neighbors helping neighbors.

South Shore Community Action Council strives to eliminate poverty on the South Shore by coordinating, strengthening, and supplementing community efforts to empower and support individuals and families so they can live in decency and with dignity, realize their full potential, and participate to the extent of their capabilities in all that our communities have to offer.

Grandmothers Against Gun Violence is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, grassroots organization focusing on gun violence prevention and firearm safety.

Citizens’ Climate Lobby is a grassroots organization focusing on building relationships with elected officials to pass national, bipartisan climate policies, such as a carbon fee and dividend.

Southeastern Massachusetts Pine Barrens Alliance (SEMPBA) is an all-volunteer charitable organization. Our mission is to build a network of federal, state, tribal, and municipal agencies, environmental organizations, businesses, and individuals to further environmental understanding, conservation, and sustainable living within the globally rare Massachusetts Coastal Pine Barrens.
