News related to philanthropy in Maine
The Maine Community Foundation (MaineCF) awarded $240,000 in grants to six nonprofit organizations to help ensure Maine’s youngest children receive a healthy start.
The grantees are:
An anonymous Maine Community Foundation donor has provided $200,000 in general support grants to 20 community theaters across Maine to help sustain them during the pandemic shutdown.
The Maine Community Foundation recently awarded thirteen grants totaling $112,807 through its Belvedere Traditional Handcrafts Fund.
The Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) has announced that their temporarily suspended Discretionary Grants program is accepting new applications as of September 15, 2020.
The Clowes Fund, Inc., a family foundation established in Indianapolis in 1952, has announced its grant decisions for the 2020 competitive grants cycle.
Grants totaling $345,370 have been awarded through the Belvedere Historic Preservation and Energy Efficiency Fund of the Maine Community Foundation.
Grantees include:
The Peaks Island Fund at the Maine Community Foundation has awarded a total of $50,203 in grants to seven nonprofit organizations that assist the island community.
Members of The Clowes Fund, Inc. met recently and elected three new directors to its board: Daniel Clowes, Williamstown, Massachusetts; Una Osili, Indianapolis, Indiana and Veronica Serrato, Sanford, Maine.
The Maine Community Foundation’s Maine Expansion Arts Fund is accepting applications from nonprofits for grants of up to $5,000 that support indigenous, ethnic, or rural arts programs or projects, particularly those that serve areas with limited a
The Clowes Fund announced its grantmaking response to the economic and human services crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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