I am Blessed to have the privilege of being both a client and a volunteer. It is truly an…read moreenlightening experience to witness the diligence being performed on a daily basis that the general public will never get a chance to witness for themselves. From piles of paperwork to back-breaking labor this machine is a beacon of Hope if for nothing else but to feed the hungry. Critics certainly have a right to their opinion however if every soul was identical this would be a boring world to live in. A special shout out to Jen and Rachel - I will never be able to repay your kindness.

Small but priced right. Now open Th Fri and Sat-Good people-Clean merchandise-A little bit of…read moreeverything

I have personally been involved with the NMLC sense I was young, and I have many fond memories of…read morethe time I have spent there. I attribute my interest in marine biology and the greater world around me to the NMLC, and having such a wonderful humanitarian organization nearby is truly an honor. It is important to note that the national marine life center is not supposed to be some sort of aquarium or museum, but rather a conservation and protection facility which nurses injured marine animals back to health, and then releases them when possible. The portion known as the discovery center is only there to spread awareness of the issues that face these creatures and educate the public, and in that regard it does an excellent job. I would like to recommend that anyone in the area pay a visit to the marine life center. Donations are always appreciated, and go a long way to assuring the continued existence of marine species native to the Buzzards Bay area.

While the NMLC might be doing awesome things for the Buzzards Bay area, you would never know it…read morefrom their center. The place is dated, dusty and contains very few live animals (nothing larger than a fish in a tank). We were expecting to see animals receiving expert care, and instead saw some boring old bones. Free, donations suggested.