Our Accomplishments

Need continues to rise:

Over the past 12 months, we continue to see a dramatic rise in use of NSC Programs: 

Food Pantry was up nearly 6%

Case Management Services were up over 7%

Over the past Year, NSC provided:

2,258 separate visits to the Food Pantry - serving 5,357 people

Over 11,000 bags groceries to Natick residents

Over 100,000 pounds of food to Natick residents

Over 200 families with housing and heating assistance

Over 400 children, teens, and elders with holiday gifts

125 children and adults with access to preventative dental care

242 students with backpacks full of back-to-school supplies 

620 people with Thanksgiving food baskets

Over 150 volunteers with a way to make a difference

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Friday
May242013

Natick Service Council week - June 9 - 15, 2013

The Natick Board of Selectmen recently recognized the worthwhile work of NSC and proclaimed June 9-15, 2013 - Natick Service Council Week!

The proclamation states, "NSC has provided needs unfulfilled by any other source to citizens of all ages and has coordinated the efforts of volunteers, organizations, and town agencies that throughout the year are called upon to assist in meeting a variety of family and individual emergencies..."

NSC receives no local, state, or Federal government aid.  Instead, we rely on and are sincerely grateful for the generous support of the Natick community as we continue our Neighbors Helping Neighbors mission!

Just another example why Natick is the Home of Champions!

Tuesday
May142013

NSC Receives $20,000 Gift From The Leon Lowenstein Foundation!

The Natick Service Council is pleased to announce a $20,000 gift from The Leon Lowenstein Foundation.  The funds  support our recently launched Heart Healthy Food Pantry program and "Burn the Note" campaign.

The Heart Healthy Food Pantry awardfunds a nutritionist, who will counsel and advise clients on nutritious foods and related health impacts; a nurse practitioner, who will measure client health data, including:  blood pressure, body measurements (BMI), and visual assessments; and the purchase and storage of "heart healthy" foods.  

NSC is sincerely grateful to The Leon Lowenstein Foundation for their ongoing support of our Neighbors Helping Neighbors mission and genuine concern for our client's health and well-being. 

Friday
Apr052013

US Congress Honors NSC's 50th Anniversary

 

Many thanks to Natick's Moran Family  -  John Moran and the Honorable James P. Moran, Member of the United States Congress  -  for presenting NSC with a Flag previously flown over the United States Capital.  The flag was presented to NSC in honor of our 50th Anniversary serving the town of Natick.

We are sincerely grateful to the Moran Family for their support of our 50 year mission to serve our less fortunate neighbors.

Tuesday
Jan222013

NSC's 50th Anniversary Gala - March 9, 2013

 

 

Natick Service Council 50th Anniversary Gala

March 9, 2013 @ 7pm

The Verve - Crowne Plaza Hotel, Natick

The Natick Service Council is proud to have served the Natick community for over 50 years. Please join us for what promises to be an enjoyable evening among friends, all about "Neighbors helping Neighbors".

Delight in chef inspired appetizers and desserts and enjoy the Soul Flyer band playing top hits all night. We invite you to bid on one of a kind silent auction items and participate in our live auction. We are very excited to celebrate our golden annivesary with our friends in the community.

You may purchase tickets - HERE

Monday
Dec102012

$50,000 Grant from Metrowest Health Foundation

Natick, Mass:  December 7, 2012 – The Natick Service Council (NSC), a 50-year non-profit human services organization is pleased to announce the receipt of a $50,000 grant award from MetroWest Health Foundation.  The grant supports the planned launch of NSC’s Heart Healthy Food Pantry (HHFP), a program designed to significantly increase the amount of “heart healthy” foods distributed to clients through NSC’s Vi Tutuny Food Pantry.

The grant will help NSC identify and distribute heart healthy foods to NSC clients while seeking to reduce three key risk factors contributing to chronic heart disease:  high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and excessive weight.  Over a two year period, the HHFP program will considerably increase the percentage of heart healthy foods distributed to NSC clients.  NSC plans to model the HHFP program and hopes to replicate it among other regional and national food pantries.