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Community Organizations

Fitzpatrick Collaborative aka The Fitz

The Fitzpatrick Collabrative  aims to promote and enhance the welfare of our community; to foster mental, social, and physical growth through arts, education, and recreation programs; to instill a passion and enthusiasm in every involved family; to offer programs for all ages.

Fitzpatrick Collaborative aka The Fitz

Friends of Pepperell Recreation

The Friends of Pepperell Recreation is a non-profit organization made up of dedicated volunteers with a commitment to the enjoyment, improvement and expansion of our town’s outdoor recreational facilities and open spaces for use by residents and neighbors of all ages. 

Friends of Pepperell Recreation

Nissitissit Middle School PTO

We are a registered 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the students and teachers at the Nissitissit Middle School in Pepperell, Massachusetts by sponsoring programs, organizing activities and subsidizing educational materials not included in the school budget.

Nissitissit Middle School PTO

NM Youth Lacrosse

Boys and girls youth lacrosse grades k-8. We are part of the Mass Youth Lacrosse Association. We focus on the fundamental of team building and friendship. This is an instructional non-competitive league. Spring season registration opens Mid-September.   We also run a Free learn 2 Lax 4 week clinic running Sundays in September and October 10-11am at the town fields next to Nissitissit Middle School. Register online at NMLax.com.

Questions and concerns contact
Ian Hawes
603-943-3587
President@nmlax.com

PACH Outreach

Pepperell Aid from Community to Home: Serves Pepperell & Dunstable

PACH Outreach

Pepperell Youth Baseball League

Pepperell Youth Baseball League offers competitive baseball to Pepperell, MA boys and girls.  In the past, All-Star teams have been formed with Townsend and Ashby as well.

Pepperell Youth Baseball League

Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC)

NMRSD SEPAC stands for North Middlesex Regional School District Special Education Parent Advisory Council. Our group is comprised of parents, guardians, therapists, teachers, school administrators, and other individuals who are invested in maximizing the potential of all students affected by learning difficulties and differences. Chapter 766 of Massachusetts state law requires that each school district in the Commonwealth facilitate the organization of a SEPAC.