Member Listing: Nonprofits

To help create economically and environmentally healthy communities in which all people, especially those with low incomes, can reach their potential.

Build cooperative community through affordable housing and conservation.

Foster stewardship for the earth by teaching the science of ecology and the practice of sustainability

Native American leadership development for youth and women; indigenous & sustainable food systems; cultural continuance; social and environmental justice & equity.

The purpose of this organization shall be to provide a home for the reception and support of needy boys and girls who are in need of a home and a helping hand, to maintain and operate a school for them and to attend to the physical, industrial, moral and spiritual development of those who shall be placed in its care; its spirit to be evangelical without being sectarian.

To convene people, organizations, and communities to collaborate on quality of life and public health issues.

Island Heritage Trust contributes to the well-being of the island community by conserving its distinctive landscapes and natural resources, maintaining public access to valued trails, shorelines and islands, and by providing educational programming for all ages.

The Pine Tree 4-H Foundation (DBA Maine 4-H Foundation) was established in 1961 to help support University of Maine's Cooperative Extenstion 4-H educational programs. We achieve this by promoting, fostering, and encouraging programs in youth education development and leadership. This function is carried out through the University of Maine Cooperative Extension for more than 25,000 Maine youth. The work of the Foundation would not be possible without its many volunteers, donors, and sponsors.

Our mission is to preserve and promote grain traditions, from earth to hearth. We provide opportunities to learn and show how best to grow and use grains, using a combination of traditional and innovative, sustainable techniques. The Maine Grain Alliance promotes beneficial uses of grain to establish food independence, good health, and purposeful jobs within economically viable communities.