Massachusetts benefits,
discounts, and local
resources — all in one place
State programs, verified business discounts, and community services — matched to your ZIP code in under two minutes. Trusted by case managers, hospitals, and community care providers across Massachusetts.
Get your full resource list by email
We will send you a personalized PDF guide with all your matched programs and how to apply for each one.
Real savings from Massachusetts businesses — brought directly to you
These discounts are real. They live on company websites, employee portals, or in-store programs that most people never find. MassNav surfaces them in one place, verified and updated daily, so every resident who needs them can use them.
Does your business offer a discount that belongs here?
Thousands of Massachusetts residents and every case manager in the state will see your listing. If you offer discounts, sliding-scale pricing, or special rates for low-income residents — your offer belongs on MassNav. Listing requests and business partner inquiries go directly to our team.
Send to info@asamoahgroup.com · Subject: MassNav Business Partner Request
The tool your team already needs — and the audience businesses want
MassNav is built for the people on the front line: case managers, hospital social workers, community health workers, and nonprofits who help clients navigate resources every day. And for the businesses and organizations that want to reach them.
Case Managers & Care Providers
Use MassNav with every client intake. In two minutes, you have a personalized list of every state program, local resource, and verified discount your client qualifies for — in their language, printable, and shareable.
- 55+ verified Massachusetts programs
- 8-language support including Spanish, Haitian Creole, Vietnamese, and Twi
- Print-ready results for client records
- Eligibility filtering by status, income, household, and needs
- Free, no login, no data stored
Businesses & Organizations
MassNav is where Massachusetts residents in need of affordable options actually look. Getting featured in Discount Resources puts your offer in front of a warm, motivated audience — and in front of every case manager who uses MassNav with clients.
- Featured placement in your discount category
- Direct link to your offer or landing page
- Verified badge — your offer is confirmed accurate
- Audience of income-qualified Massachusetts residents
- Seen by social workers and case managers daily
MassNav is and will always be free for residents and care providers. As the platform grows, we generate revenue through featured business partnerships — companies that choose to be listed in Discount Resources pay a small placement fee. This keeps the resident-facing product completely free and the resource listings unsponsored and unbiased. Government programs listed in the Benefits Navigator are never paid placements.
Make a difference in the communities that welcomed you
Whether you just arrived or have lived here for years, Massachusetts has hundreds of ways to give back — from food banks and legal aid clinics to youth mentorship and environmental restoration. Every hour you give strengthens the same community safety net that helps families like yours.
Volunteer at the main warehouse or at one of 600+ partner agencies. Sort and pack food for 1 in 7 Massachusetts residents facing hunger.
Staff the FoodSource Hotline in multiple languages or help with community outreach and food advocacy across Massachusetts.
Find a food pantry, soup kitchen, or community fridge near you that needs volunteer support. Massachusetts has 750+ local food sites.
Deliver nutritious meals to homebound seniors and adults with disabilities. Drivers are needed 1–2 times per week in most communities.
Attorneys and paralegals volunteer to provide free civil legal services to low-income residents in housing, family, and immigration matters.
Support intake interviews, translation, document preparation, and community outreach for clients navigating the civil legal system.
Help connect residents with free legal resources, support court navigator programs, and assist with housing and benefit appeals.
Build and repair affordable homes alongside future homeowners. No construction experience required — Habitat welcomes volunteers of all skill levels.
Support survivors of domestic violence with shelter services, tutoring, workforce development, and childcare program assistance.
Assist with homebuyer education, financial coaching, and community events that help low-income residents achieve housing stability.
Support patients and families as a hospital volunteer — wayfinding, comfort care, patient support, and administrative assistance.
Coach youth sports, teach fitness classes, run after-school programs, and support members facing health and wellness challenges.
Provide compassionate, confidential support on a crisis hotline to callers experiencing emotional distress. Full training provided — no experience needed.
Become a mentor ("Big") to a young person who needs a consistent, caring adult role model. Commit to 4–8 hours per month for one year.
Tutor and mentor students in Boston public schools as an AmeriCorps member or as a community volunteer. Full-year and short-term options available.
Coach first-generation college students through the college application process and their first year on campus. Career professionals especially needed.
Tutor adult ESL learners one-on-one at your local BPL branch. No teaching experience required — the Library provides training and materials.
Maintain trails, support park rangers, lead interpretive programs, and restore natural areas across Massachusetts state parks and forests.
Participate in river cleanups, water quality monitoring, shoreline restoration, and public education campaigns to protect the Charles River.
Grow food in urban gardens that supply fresh produce to low-income Boston residents. Learn sustainable farming and build community connections.
Welcome newly arrived refugees and immigrants. Volunteer roles include English tutoring, job placement support, airport pick-up, and cultural orientation.
Teach English, assist with citizenship applications, and lead digital literacy workshops for newly arrived immigrants and refugees.
Help lawful permanent residents prepare for the U.S. citizenship exam. Volunteer tutors lead group and one-on-one citizenship test prep sessions.
Support the organizations that support Massachusetts
Every dollar you give goes directly to serving residents in need — your neighbors, your fellow newcomers, and the families you walked beside when you first arrived. These organizations rely on public support to stay free.