Community Services/Non-Profits near Brookline, NH

“What a beautiful sculpture Park in Brookline New Hampshire. Some great walking trails and the hillside of this former ski area (big bear) is dotted with all kinds of sculptures from different artists across the globeYou can also catch a concert here, they have a great event room upstairs on the third floor of the old ski lodge with a nice stage all set up for concerts with seating for 100pplNext to the welcome center is brookline's finest a little craft shop with coffee snacks, food and drink and all kinds of local craftsDefinitely worth a visit!!?”

“This was my first time here. The place is gorgeous. And I love that it's a mom profit providing affordable and free lessons to children and adults! Can't wait to come back to my next concert.”

“When I arrived, the employee (Allegedly, his name was Cooper) that was working the front desk was repeatedly telling a man that he couldn't enter. Being me (an empath), I immediately sensed this dark aura surrounding the man and knew that he was trying to sneak his way in while the employee (Allegedly Cooper) was refusing him politely. As it turns out, the man had this fake guest pass and was trying to enter with just that. The employee (Cooper, allegedly) even checked to see if there was an active membership under the man's name, and there wasn't! Cooper (Allegedly) kindly kept telling the man that he could not enter and repeatedly told him why that was the case until the man decided to leave.Cooper (Allegedly) then generously greeted me and allowed me in after I presented him with my YMCA membership card.I definitely recommend this place. They got really good service, and their employees know what they are doing!”

“Broad selection of home goods and clothes, vintage and new items of every kind. Friendly staff with special savings on different days of each week. Clothing, shoes, lamps, toys, Bennie Baby's, VHS, DVD's, office supplies, some furniture, garden supplies, seasonal items, Halloween, fall, Thanksgiving, Easter and Christmas. Some furniture and a special section for antiques. Many $2 and $3 items. Accessible parking right near the entrance with some uneven pavement. Reduced hours during the summer. Goods turn over quickly so visit often.”