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The Friends of the Duxbury Council on Aging is a nonprofit organization that supports The Center (Duxbury COA) with fundraising and volunteer power—helping ensure older adults in our community can access essential services, stay independent, and remain connected.
When you give to the Friends, you’re not donating to “a building.” You’re funding dignity, support, and day-to-day help that keeps real people moving forward.
Your donation helps provide services and programs that improve quality of life for older adults in Duxbury, including transportation, meals, outreach support, and opportunities for social connection.
Friends of the Duxbury Council on Aging, Inc., is a registered a 501c3 charity: Tax ID#22-2979362. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent of the law.
Peter Andrew
Christopher Barry
Ellen Cook
Christine Daley
Mike Halloran
Melissa Hammel
William Kearney
Duane Larsen
Barbara Romaneli
Joanne Sheehan
Sandra Sweetser
Mary Walsh
Thanks to community generosity, the Friends help ensure older Duxbury residents have access to free transportation in and throughout Duxbury and surrounding towns. Last year alone, over 3,100 rides were provided — and the need is growing.
Affordable meals prepared at The Center kitchen
Meals delivered to homebound neighbors
Days of respite for caregivers through Social Day
Make your check payable to Friends of the Duxbury COA and mail to:
PO Box 2113 · Duxbury, MA 02331
Make a secure donation using your credit card, debit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Our online system is quick, safe, and convenient.
Designate Friends of the Duxbury Council on Aging, Inc. as a beneficiary under your will or planned giving instrument.
Donations and volunteer efforts support services older adults count on, including:
Fundraising is our primary mission — and it’s also one of the best ways to participate, meet neighbors, and strengthen the community. Mark your calendar and join us:
Every donation and every hour volunteered strengthens the support system that helps older adults in Duxbury live well, stay connected, and feel seen.