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1		NORTH HAVEN, ME
2		Augusta, ME
3		Ellsworth, ME
4		FALMOUTH, ME
5		CASTINE, ME
6		Phillips, ME
7		South Portland, ME
8		BRUNSWICK, ME
9		Portland, ME
10		Standish, ME
11		GRAY, ME
12		PORTLAND, ME
13		Camden, ME
14		Brunswick, ME
15		WATERVILLE, ME
16		Portland, ME
17		Belfast, ME
18		DAMARSICOTTA, ME
19		Portland, ME
20		Biddeford, ME
21		PORTLAND, ME
22		WATERVILLE, ME
23		OLD ORCHARD BEACH, ME
24		ORONO, ME
25		Augusta, ME
26		Camden, ME
27		Portland, ME
28		WILTON, ME
29		Portland, ME
30		ORONO, ME
31		AUSTIN, ME

The mission of is to provide opportunities to sustain a year-round island community on .

The promotion of poetry composition, reading, and study in the state of .

We are a 501c3 non-profit organization, providing and entertainment to the

CFP) HAS HONED AN INSIDE-OUT APPROACH TO PEACEBUILDING ON THE GROUND IN POST-CIVIL WAR SIERRA LEONE. CFP IS THE CO-CREATOR AND INTERNATIONAL FUNDING AND PROGRAM PARTNER FAMBUL TOK, THE NATIONAL PROGRAM OF COMMUNITY-OWNED AND LED RECONCILIATION. CFP HAS SUPPORTED, AND IN TURN, LEARNED FROM THE CONSULTATIVE PROCESSES THE FAMBUL TOK STAFF USES TO FORWARD THE WORK ON THE GROUND. CFP USES THEIR TALENTS AND RESOURCES TO CREATE SPACE LOCAL LEADERS AND SOLUTIONS TO EMERGE. THAT MEANS WORKING IN-DEPTH, RESPONSIVELY, AND OVER LONG PERIODS OF TIME, SO THAT PROGRAMMING SPRINGS FROM LOCALLY DEFINED NEEDS AND DESIRES. THEY BUILD AND ADVOCATE LONG-TERM STRUCTURES AND SYSTEMS TO ADDRESS DIFFICULT, REAL-WORLD PROBLEMS, WHILE ALSO DEVELOPING THE LOCAL RESOURCES REQUIRED TO SUSTAIN THE HEALTHY SYSTEMS. AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL, CFP HAS FOCUSED THEIR WORK ON CREATING SPACE ONGOING STRATEGIC PLANNING AND PROGRAM DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT, NURTURING AND SUPPORTING NATIONAL

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS SAILING,GOLF, TENNIS, SWIMMING, AND OTHER SPORTS AND RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR GREATER CASTINE .

Organization is a " organization as described in Revenue Rulings 62-252 and 66-79; Organization was formed and operates to solicit and receive U.S. contributions, which it in turn uses to support Royal Anthropological Institute, a charitable and educational organization existing under laws United Kingdom, and other like-minded organizations dedicated to preservation and promotion indigenous cultures. Through coordinating its efforts with UK-based Institute, Organization supports research and study indigenous peoples and their cultures. work and resources Organization facilitate publication academic and scientific journals and podcasts, maintenance archives, and sponsorship lectures, presentations, and conferences, all with aim promoting human knowledge and cultural gains.

Provide financial support, strategic vision, and serve in an advisory capacity to

WE ARE ENDING CHILDHOOD HUNGER BY HELPING SCHOOLS AND NONPROFITS MAXIMIZE PARTICIPATION IN USDA CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS, MOVING US CLOSER TO A STATE WHERE EVERY STUDENT IN EVERY COMMUNITY HAS ACCESS TO THE NUTRITIOUS MEALS THEY NEED WHEREVER THEY LIVE, LEARN AND PLAY. (FPFP) IS A CAPACITY-BUILDING, COLLABORATIVE PROJECT DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING STRATEGIES TO END CHILD HUNGER THROUGH POLICY, EDUCATION, RESEARCH, COMMUNITY ORGANIZING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. FPFP CONVENES FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT STAKEHOLDERS WITH NONPROFITS, FAITH COMMUNITIES AND BUSINESS LEADERS TO CREATE AN EFFICIENT SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTABILITY THAT INCREASES FOOD SECURITY IN MAINE.

To support the integration people in the into the social, economic, and political life .

Standish, Maine is organized for the following purposes: To promote the social welfare of the community, To assist disabled and needy war veterans, members of the US Armed Forces, their dependents, widows and orphans of deceased veterans, To provide entertainment, care and assistance to hospitalized veterans or members of the Armed Forces of the United States, To carry on programs to perpetuate the memories of deceased veterans and members of the Armed Forces and comfort their survivors, To conduct programs for religious, charitable, scientific, literary and educational programs, To sponsor or participate in activities of a patriotic nature, To provide insurance benefits for members or dependents of their members or both, To provide social and recreational activities for its members

EDUCATIONAL AND ENRICHMENT CLASSES IN AND SCIENCES TO STUDENTS OF ALL AGES.

TO PERFORM AND PRESENT CLASSICAL MUSIC CONCERTS, PRIMARILY IN THE STATE OF MAINE, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON BAROQUE MUSIC; TO PERFORM AND PRESENT MUSIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS, PRIMARILY IN THE STATE OF MAINE; TO CONDUCT ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT MAY BE NECESSARY, USEFUL, OR DESIRABLE FOR THE FURTHERANCE OR ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE FOREGOING PURPOSES.

The . was held in February each year. The week long brought a variety of music, dance and art to the island of and was enjoyed by locals and visitors alike.

TO PROMOTE POSITIVE SOCIAL CHANGE AND PARTNERSHIP BUILDING WITHIN INSTITUTIONS AND ACROSS DIVERSE COMMUNITIES THROUGH EDUCATION AND GRASSROOTS COMMUNITY ORGANIZING ROOTED IN PEACE, PLURALISM AND PARTNERSHIP.

PROVIDED SUPPORT SERVICES TO 256 MEMBERS INCLUDING ASSISTING WITH ACCESS TO HEALTH-RELATED SERVICES AND PROMOTED PRINCIPLES DEMOCRACY AND FREEDOM WITHIN COMMUNITY.

The organization is organized as a Public Benefit Corporation, and a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt Maine non-profit corporation which is organized and operated exclusively for charitable, scientific and educational purposes.

is a community system dedicated to caring for the sick and injured and to improving the health and quality of life of the people of mid-coast Maine.

PROVIDE EDUCATION ABOUT GOOD NUTRITION AND THE ROLE OF LOCAL FARMS PROMOTING HEALTHY, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES. TO PROMOTE FARM TO INSTITUTION PURCHASES

The Organization promotes and provides the educational content for sail training programs on the sailing school vessel Harvey Gamage and also provides trade instruction programs conducted both on board the same vessel and at shore-based educational facilities. The Organization will also provide scholarship support for the programs to the extent funds are available.The vessel will operate during the spring, summer, and part of the fall in the Gulf of Maine and Canadian maritimes. Each fall and spring, the vessel will transit down the Atlantic coast while conducting educational programming provided by the Organization. In the winter months, the educational programming will occur in the Southeastern United States or the Caribbean.The Organization has also provided grant funding to an unrelated non-profit organization with a charitable purpose similar to that of the filing organization in support of their operations.

Support of individuals with developmental disabilities

SUPPORT THE UNIVERSITY OF SCHOOL OF BY FOSTERING COMMUNICATION AND LASTING RELATIONSHIPS AMONG THE SCHOOL, AND THE LEGAL COMMUNITY, THROUGH ANNUAL AND SPECIAL FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES, AND BY PLANNING AND SUPPORTING AND STUDENT EVENTS.

ADVANCES EFFORTS TO DEVELOP THE DOWNTOWN AREA INTO A THRIVING, ENERGETIC, COMMERCIAL, SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND ENTERTAINMENT DESTINATION.

COMMUNITY SUPPORT TO VARIOUS NON PROFITS

PROVIDED CULTURAL ENRICHMENTS AND STIPENDS TO STUDENTS IN US

Equity Capacity Building: Staff, consultant, and evaluator support to implement the Equity Capacity Building Program, which focuses on community-based organizations that are led by individuals from populations that experience inequitable burdens and disparities in quality of care, and that address the needs of such populations. Specifically, this includes grantee-determined technical assistance and support to wrap around grant funds. In 2021, a program redesign effort involved significant staff time as well as stipends for grantees who participated in advising the planning process.

Survivors breaking the silence of intimate partner abuse in Maine with traveling exhibit of Survivor portraits & audio; presentations; panel discussions; art; community conversation. Provide funds to help victims get and stay on road to independence.

engages in community-focused mutual aid programs study groups,and electoral campaigns leadership development and promoting people-powered activism

SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO EIGHT AREA STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE EDUCATION.

Historically, the has operated lease agreements with two 501(c)(3) organizations, Cultivating Communities and Center for African American Heritage, for a total of 8 acres. The lease allowed both groups to actively farm this acreage for $1 per year. Both groups ran programs to educate students in both gardening and business management. Food produced by both groups was donated to individuals in need or sold to raise funds to be donated to people in need.The has also operated a service agreement with the University of Maine Cooperative Extension to use 3 acres of agricultural land for growing foodstuffs and demonstration programs.In March, 2019, the donated all of its land holdings to the Town of Falmouth, ME. This transfer of property effectively terminated the 's operations. All remaining funds, after paying for closing expenses and land maintenance performed before the donation, have also been contributed to the Town of Falmouth.

The purpose of is to redistribute , computer parts, and computer accessories to underserved communities. Employment and education are the main focuses of charitable services.

We will provide financial support to our communities primarily through scholarships and individual hardship grants.

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