to ensure
no neighbor
is left behind.
In our neighborhoods
Financial instability does not discriminate
Losing a job, facing an unexpected medical bill or inadequate transportation to work can strike any family – just like yours. Our service towns of Newbury, Newburyport and West Newbury include hundreds of children, individuals and families living this reality.
Our Three Pillars Of Action
Preventing homelessness in our communities:
We work to ensure every individual and family has access to safe, affordable housing.
Supporting lifelong economic security:
We offer a financial “bridge” to neighbors to prevent deeper descent into poverty and family instability; and we work to create safe, healthy and meaningful lives for senior citizens.
Promoting youth development:
We help young people thrive by discovering their personal value and learning to contribute to community. We nurture and empower the children of Newbury, Newburyport, and West Newbury by providing the resources and support to develop their potential.
3rd annual
2025 Community Fundraising Breakfast
A Success!
More than 170 community members, supporters, business owners, nonprofit organizations, legislators and local officials attended Community Service of Newburyport’s Annual Fundraising Breakfast at the Newburyport Senior Community Center. We exceeded our fundraising goals and had a wonderful time.
CSN Action
Community Service of Newburyport, Inc, The Salvation Army, and the City of Newburyport respond to the lapse in SNAP funding.
Community Service of Newburyport, The Salvation Army, The Newburyport Police Department, and the Newburyport Fire Department came together to help SNAP recipients due to the lapse in SNAP funding.
Our Clients Speak
The strain to our budget that paper towels, toilet paper, detergent, dish wash, feminine pads, toiletries put on our family is huge, and thanks to Community Service I can buy more meat and dairy when I don’t have to buy those essentials. It really makes a difference in my pocket.
Before we got here I did have a job and provided for my family. A few months after the move, my intellectually disabled daughter was diagnosed with schizophrenia, so I’m not able to work.
Featured Stories
Community Service of Newburyport
Pajamas for the Holidays! We just received a generous donation from Arthur S. Page Insurance Agency of brand new pjs for the kids. Thank you See More
Community Service of Newburyport
Last Sunday night at the Lighthouse Thrift Store event, Owner Jonathan Werner (right) presented Executive Director Ray Pillidge with a check for $3000 to support See More
Community Service of Newburyport
20 years of helping! If you are shopping today, please consider donating.
Community Service of Newburyport
Did you know..., Community Service of Newburyport has a washer and dryer available for its clients to use? Sign up at the office #newburyport #newburyma See More
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Community Service of Newburyport Board Member Dick Bazirgan recently organized a collection of laundry detergent in his neighborhood, Caldwell Farm in Byfield. Here he is See More
Community Service of Newburyport
Wishing you a safe and bountiful Thanksgiving, with a second helping of kindness! #newburyport #westnewbury #newburyma See More
