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1		ELLSWORTH, ME
2		South Portland, ME
3		Portland, ME
4		DEER ISLE, ME
5		Falmouth, ME
6		GORHAM, ME
7		WELLS, ME
8		PORTLAND, ME
9		PORTLAND, ME
10		LINCOLNVILLE, ME
11		PORTLAND, ME
12		Camden, ME
13		Brunswick, ME
14		Portland, ME
15		AUGUSTA, ME
16		PORTLAND, ME
17		Augusta, ME
18		WILTON, ME
19		Falmouth, ME
20		Portland, ME

THE ORGANIZATION RAISES FUNDS AND USES ORGANIZATION ASSETS FOR THE PURPOSE OF AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO OUTSTANDING STUDENTS TO FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION IN THE AREAS OF CONSERVATION, WILDLIFE AND THE USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES.

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

Preserving historic public landscape, protecting its environmental integrity, and enhancing its recreational use.

LINKING THE DEER ISLE-STONINGTON COMMUNITY TO THE BEST AVAILABLE PREVENTION, TREATMENT, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES IN THE REGION.

is a Portland, Maine-based grassroots organization formed as a Co-Vid 19 crisis response organization. We raise money to partner with local restaurants to prepare nourishing meals people in need of food, using locally sourced ingredients whenever possible. We engage with social service agencies to get the food where it is most needed.

RAISING AND EXPENDING FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING INDIVIDUALS AND GIVING CHARITABLE DONATIONS TO THOSE IN NEED.

THE PURPOSE OF THE IS THE SANCTIONING OF MOTOCROSS RACING EVENTS IN A SAFE AND STRUCTURED ENVIRONMENT

THE ORGANIZATION IS ORGANIZED TO BETTER THE CONDITIONS OF WORKERS AT CASCO BAY LINES, AN ISLAND TRANSIT DISTRICT, TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF THEIR SERVICE, AND TO DEVELOP A HIGHER DEGREE OF EFFICIENCY IN THEIR RESPECTIVE OCCUPATION. THIS IS AN OF WORKERS WHO HAVE COMBINED TO PROTECT AND PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF THE MEMBERS BY BARGAINING COLLECTIVELY WITH THEIR EMPLOYER TO SECURE BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS. THE IS DEDICATED TO THE BETTERMENT OF THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO WORK ON AND OFF VESSELS SERVICING THE INDUSTRY ON CASCO BAY, AND THE RESIDENTS OF THE CASCO BAY ISLANDS.

TO BENEFIT UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN

TO PROVIDE QUALITY SCHOOL AGE CHILD CARE PROGRAMMING.

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.

Scholarships

TO HOLD ENDOWMENT AND OTHER FUNDS AND TO OWN AND MAINTAIN A BUILDING AND RELATED FACILITIES EXCLUSIVELY FOR BENEFIT KENNEBEC VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY.

HAS BEEN ORGANIZED TO BE A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION TO THE MAINE COLLEGE OF ART, A TAX-EXEMPT PUBLICLY SUPPORTED SCHOOL DESCRIBED IN SECTION 170(B)(1)(A)(II) LOCATED IN PORTLAND, MAINE.

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.

SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO EIGHT AREA STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE EDUCATION.

The provides heating assistance with oil, , gas or coal to destitute widows, widowers, or others in need in the City of , Maine.

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.

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