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The Islamic Center of Boston (ICB) is a nonprofit, nonsectarian religious, educational and cultural organization. Services include congregational prayers, Ramadan iftaars and taraveeh, a Sunday school, eid programs, educational lectures, and interfaith activities. The center services the Muslim community west and north of Boston although people travel to get to this center from as far away as New Hampshire and Falmouth. Center's membership includes many ethnic groups and represents Muslims from all over the world.

The Jenks Center offers cultural, educational, recreational and social service programming for residents age 55+, to promote active, healthy, and meaningful engagement and connection within the community.

Kid Connection is a creative and engaging preschool program (ages 3–5 years) that supports early childhood learning and development in a nurturing environment. Our dedicated teachers guide children as they develop a love for learning through hands-on activities, exploration, and play. We offer a low teacher: child ratio, supporting the unique needs of each child. We are located at the Winchester Recreation Department, providing us with an expansive outdoor playground, large bright classrooms, and an indoor gym. Our preschool follows the Winchester Public School calendar (Sept.-June).

Providing exceptional, nurturing and engaging out-of-school programming for Winchester's working families. The Winchester After School Program, Inc. d.b.a. Kids' Corner, is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization that has proudly served Winchester since 1982.

Kidstock! Creative Theater is dedicated to a unique approach in education through the performing arts for children of all ages and experience. For Kidstock!, every student is a star. ​Our classes, summer camp, birthday parties, and enrichment programs focus on the process and teamwork involved in bringing any story or idea to life onstage with the support and guidance of a professional staff and access to the highest level of resources in a creative and noncompetitive environment.

The LWV of Winchester was founded the year women won the right to vote in 1920.  Initially only women could join League of Women Voter organizations.  Now, the League is open to all persons 16 years of age or older.  We are a group of volunteers who primarily provide voter services, including voter registration, candidate forums, education and advocacy on public policy.  The Winchester League is part of a three tier organization consisting of the League of Women of United States and the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts.

The LSPA is a parent-run organization devoted to enhancing our children's experience at Lincoln. Through donations and parent volunteers, we support  the many programs offered to Lincoln students.

The LPA is involved in many aspects of the Lynch community. Through our main fundraising effort, called GO-DIRECT, we organize and sponsor school activities such as field trips, in-class programs, school-wide educational/enrichment programs and technology.

The McCall Parents Association (MPA) is dedicated to creating a strong sense of community, facilitating school-family communications, and encouraging volunteer opportunities for parents. We also support the school financially by funding enrichment programs, extracurricular activities, intramural sports and parent-to-school communication.

Meals on Wheels (MOW) serves Winchester residents who cannot leave their homes and are unable to cook and/or shop, offering them a nutritious meal and balanced diet. Volunteers deliver an average of 36 meals daily, from Monday to Friday, throughout the community. Meals on Wheels is financed mostly by local businesses, churches and organizations, and operates under the auspices of The Jenks Center.