United Way of Androscoggin County works to achieve community-wide change that improves the Education, Income, and Health for residents of Androscoggin County. Our efforts are multifaceted and incorporate innovation, advocacy, and collaboration. We address the underlying root causes of the community's most pressing problems, while making sure people get the short-term help they need.

Inaugural executive director of an enterprising family foundation dedicated to encouraging conservation and stewardship of the natural environment and to promoting music and the arts in the state of Maine. Working with the foundation founders and program officers to maintain robust programs relating to the arts and to the environment and to increase the programs' impact. The foundation awards grants in all of the state's 16 counties. It seeks to advance equity and learning in all of its programming and to support procedures and policies that are transparent, fair, and respectful of applicants' and grantees' time.

The Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce provides information for visitors, local citizens, business owners, and people who are interested in relocating to the mid-Maine region. Our region includes the towns of Waterville, Winslow, Oakland and Fairfield, as well as the beautiful country-sides of Albion, Belgrade, Benton, Burnham, Clinton, Hinckley, Rome, Sidney, Shawmut, Thorndike, Unity and Vassalboro. Mission Statement The Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to promoting the Free Enterprise System, providing membership value and enhancing the economic growth of its members and the region. Vision Statement The Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce has been recognized and respected by business and political leaders and by the community as the leader in economic development and business promotion in this region; it is known as the primary advocate on issues affecting large and small businesses in support of a healthy economy and lifestyle; and is a leader in the efforts to promote regionalization by facilitating collaboration between and among municipalities and businesses. I. Mid-Maine Chamber’s Organizational Structure and Resources GOAL: To optimize the Mid-Maine Chamber’s organizational and volunteer structures in order to adjust to the changing needs of its members. II. Membership GOAL: To develop, implement, and market proactive programs and services that will provide substantial benefits to encourage retention of our current membership and opportunities for membership growth. III. Financial Stability GOAL: Strengthen the financial position of the Mid-Maine Chamber for the benefit of our members as described on II Membership. IV. Membership Resources and Education GOAL: To provide information to our members for the purpose of understanding issues. V. Economic Development Goal: To support efforts of and provide resources as feasible to economic development organizations that are focused on business attraction and business enhancement

LEA is a regional non-profit organization, funded by members, focused on protecting lakes and water quality in western Maine. LEA’s mission is to preserve and restore the exceptional water quality of Maine’s lakes, ponds, rivers, streams, and wetlands and the integrity of their watersheds.

AUTISM SOCIETY OF MAINE is a company based out of 72B MAIN STREET, WINTHROP, Maine, United States.

FAMILY RUN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LEADERSHIP ASSOCIATION is a nonprofit organization management company based out of 4725 DORSEY HALL DR STE A316, ELLICOTT CITY, Maryland, United States.

The MCOA is a broad, multidisciplinary network of 130+ organizations, businesses, municipalities and older community members working to ensure we can all live healthy, engaged and secure lives with choices and opportunities as we age at home and in community settings. We are changing the conversation about growing old in Maine. Join us as we re-imagine our communities, workplaces and systems of care so older Mainers can thrive!

Maine MILL is a history and culture museum in Lewiston, Maine, that preserves and celebrates stories of work and the region’s diverse heritage. Through exhibits, educational programming, and events, we invite visitors to explore how life, labor, and culture shape the present and influence the future.