Showing top 200 of 52,015 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | SAIL MAINE TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO THE WATER THROUGH COMMUNITY SAILING AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING. | PORTLAND, ME | |
| 102 | YORK MAINE ELKS LODGE NO 2788 TO FULFILL THE MANDATE OF THE ELKS GRAND LODGE AND SERVE OUR MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY. | YORK, ME | |
| 103 | KIWANIS FOUNDATION OF SANFORD MAINE PROVIDE FINANCIAL AND VOLUNTEER SUPPORT FOR A VARIETY OF YOUTH AND COMMUNITY NEED PROGRASMS IN SANFORD, MAINE AND SURROUNDING TOWNS. | SANFORD, ME | |
| 104 | Penobscot Community Health Center See Mission Statement on Schedule O | Bangor, ME | |
| 105 | EqualityMaine Foundation Secure full equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in Maine through community organizing, education and collaboration. | Portland, ME | |
| 106 | LOCAL S6 COMMUNITY SERVICES GRANT TO AREA FAMILIES PROVIDING FOOD, UTILITIES AND HOUSING ASSISTANCE | BATH, ME | |
| 107 | CHURCH COMMUNITY OUTREACH SERVICES INC Our mission is to entend a helping hand to individuals and families (in the towns of Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and Arundel, Maine) who face challenges with food, fuel or specific needs emergencies. | Kennebunk, ME | |
| 108 | BRUNSWICK ROTARY COMMUNITY FUND The purpose of the Brunswick Rotary Club shall be charitable, benevolent, eleemosynary, educational, athletic and scientific. It is the intention of the BRCF to raise and solicit funds for the purpose of distribution to charitable projects supported by the Brunswick Rotary Club. | Brunswick, ME | |
| 109 | Highlands Resident Assistance Fund To provide financial assistance to residents of The Highlands retirement community in Topsham, ME, who are unable to pay some or all of the charges for housing and healthcare provided at such facility. | Topsham, ME | |
| 110 | Partners In Island Education Inc Our mission is to support educational excellence in our community by sponsoring art, literacy, and enrichment opportunities at the Vinalhaven School, by assisting with the development of school facilities and by supporting future aspirations by funding scholarship programs. | Vinalhaven, ME | |
| 111 | UPPER VALLEY ECONOMIC COUNCIL The Upper Valley Economic Council (UVEC) is an organization of community and business leaders in Sherman and Stacyville. We are here to provide start-up, expansion and relocation assistance to the business community and to assist of the Municipalities of Stacyville and Sherman with funding resources for their Communities and Organizations. | SHERMAN, ME | |
| 112 | Jewish Community Alliance To coordinate, promote, and support the Jewish philanthropic, benevolent, educational, and communal activities in Southern Maine. To foster, develop, and encourage agencies as will best promote the welfare of this community. | Portland, ME | |
| 113 | Safe Passage SAFE PASSAGE WORKS TO TRANSFORM LIVES BY PROVIDING STUDENTS IN THE GUATEMALA CITY GARBAGE DUMP COMMUNITY WITH AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION, A HIGHER QUALITY OF LIFE, AND PATHWAYS TO A JOB WITH DIGNITY SO THEY CAN ACHIEVE A BETTER FUTURE FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES. | New Gloucester, ME | |
| 114 | FRANCO-AMERICAN HERITAGE CENTER WE STRIVE TO HONOR AND PRESERVE OUR FRANCO-AMERICAN HERITAGE, AND WELCOME OUR NEIGHBORS FROM DIVERSE CULTURES THROUGH LIVE PERFORMANCES, CELEBRATIONS, AND EDUCATION. | LEWISTON, ME | |
| 115 | TREKKERS INC A OUTDOOR-BASED MENTORING PROGRAM THAT HELPS YOUNG PEOPLE DISCOVER AND DEVELOP THEIR INHERENT STRENGTHS TO PROMOTE PERSONAL GROWTH THROUGH LONG-TERM RELATIONSHIPS, EXPERIENTIAL PROGRAMMING, A NETWORK OF COMMUNITY SUPPORTS AND TRAINS OTHERS TO DO THE SAME. | ROCKLAND, ME | |
| 116 | PINELAND FARMS INC THE ORGANIZATION SOLD GOODS RELATED TO ITS FARMING AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, PROMOTING SUSTAINABILITY OF LOCAL AGRICULTURE AND PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE PUBLIC. OUTDOOR SKIING AND HIKING OPERATIONS PROMOTE AMATEUR ATHLETICS AND HEALTHY LIFESTYLES THROUGH RECREATION. | NEW GLOUCESTER, ME | |
| 117 | MaineStream Finance To promote community development and perform all functions permitted as community development financial institution, primarily through financing activities, servicing the low income targeted population of the state of Maine. | Bangor, ME | |
| 118 | KONBIT SANTE CAP HAITIEN HEALTH PAR TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SUSTAINABLE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE CAP-HAITIEN COMMUNITY WITJ MAXIMUM LOCAL DIRECTION AND SUPPORT. | FALMOUTH, ME | |
| 119 | Lewiston, ME | ||
| 120 | WOOLWICH, ME | ||
| 121 | ROCKPORT, ME | ||
| 122 | CAPE ELIZABETH, ME | ||
| 123 | MANCHESTER, ME | ||
| 124 | Portland, ME | ||
| 125 | WATERVILLE, ME | ||
| 126 | HULLS COVE, ME | ||
| 127 | BANGOR, ME | ||
| 128 | PASSAIC, NJ | ||
| 129 | QUINCY, MA | ||
| 130 | CAMBRIDGE, MA | ||
| 131 | CANTON, MA | ||
| 132 | NEWPORT, RI | ||
| 133 | FORKED RIVER, NJ | ||
| 134 | ANDOVER, MA | ||
| 135 | GREAT NECK, NY | ||
| 136 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 137 | NEEDHAM, MA | ||
| 138 | Terryville, CT | ||
| 139 | Kendall Park, NJ | ||
| 140 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 141 | MERRICK, NY | ||
| 142 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 143 | MARLBOROUGH, MA | ||
| 144 | MARLBOROUGH, MA | ||
| 145 | MANCHESTER, NH | ||
| 146 | Stafford, NY | ||
| 147 | New York, NY | ||
| 148 | CHAUTAUQUA, NY | ||
| 149 | Somerville, MA | ||
| 150 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
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