Berkshire Community Action Council

The Berkshire Community Action Council (BCAC) was incorporated in 1966 as a non-profit human service organization. In 1968, BCAC was designated as the anti-poverty Community Action Agency for Berkshire County, Massachusetts to stimulate the response of area communities to the needs of low-income, elderly and working poor people. The primary purpose of BCAC is to promote the well-being of low-income people in all of the cities and towns of Berkshire County, the western-most county in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts that borders Vermont on the north, New York State on the west and Connecticut on the south. Berkshire County covers some 947 square miles, encompass­ing 32 cities and towns with a population of 130,000.

LIHEAP - Fuel Assistance; Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP)