Community Organizations
Girl choose the exciting, hands-on activities that interest them most—a collection of engaging, challenging, and fun activities like earning badges, going on trips, selling cookies, exploring science, getting outdoors, and doing community service projects.
The Friends of the Brookfield Town Hall seek to raise money and support for the renovation of the Brookfield Town Hall.
Tantasqua & Union 61 Special Education Advisory Council (SEPAC) promotes understanding and cooperation among parents, teachers, education departments and the community to improve services for children with special needs.
The Brookfield Congregational Church serves the larger community in many ways including Vacation Bible School, the Spirit Lifters, mission activities, Boy Scouts, and Alcoholics Anonymous.
PTO is a group of parents of students at Brookfield Elementary School. The organization holds fundraisers, support several school events throughout the year, and may provide items the school and teachers request or need.
The Brookfield Fire Auxiliary supports the Brookfield Fire Department and its members by sponsoring fundraising events and providing volunteer non-firefighting services during fires or other emergency incidents.
The QQLA works to enhance and protect the environment of Brookfield’s two major lakes: Quaboag (North Pond) and Quacumquasit (South Pond).
The Council on Aging works to support the health and well-being of Brookfield seniors.
Brookfield Community Media records, edits and distributes video of town and community meetings and events to Charter Channel 194 and our dedicated YouTube channel.
The Brookfield Garden Club creates a fellowship of gardeners, hosts programs on gardening, field trips and an annual plant sale, and maintains public gardens in Brookfield and West Brookfield.