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Agnes M. Lindsay Trust
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| The Agnes M. Lindsay Trust was formed in 1939 in New Hampshire. It currently awards grants that support health and welfare organizations, particularly those serving individuals with special needs, including the blind, deaf, learning disabled, the elderly, and children. Organizations funded include (but are not limited to) children’s hospitals, youth/family services, children’s homes, summer camps and enrichment programs, hospice care, and programs for those with disabilities. |
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Bangor Savings Bank Foundation
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| Philanthropy is a prominent aspect of our Community Investment efforts, and the most prominent centerpiece of our giving is the continuing work and contributions of The Bangor Savings Bank Foundation. The Bangor Savings Bank Foundation was created in 1997 to help fulfill our commitment to improving community life in Maine. Today, the Bank has chosen to improve the impact and coordination of its giving by channeling all major charitable contributions from the Bank through the Foundation's grant-making process. |
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Beim Foundation - MN, MT, WA, CT, ME
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| The Beim Foundation supports grants in the areas of arts, education, environment, human services, and small capital giving for art organizations and sustainable building design. The Foundation supports programs in Minnesota, as well as a limited number of projects in the counties of Park and Gallatin in Montana; the city of Seattle, Washington; the county of Fairfield, Connecticut; and the county of Cumberland, Maine. |
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Bernard Osher Foundation
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| The Foundation’s interest areas and priorities are: • Scholarships for Higher Education (Osher Scholars and Fellows Program), • Scholarships for University Reentry Students aged 25 to 50 (Osher Reentry Scholarship Program), • Programs addressing the educational needs of seasoned adults at institutions of higher education (Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes), • Selected integrative medicine programs, • Arts and educational programs in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area and the State of Maine. |
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Betterment Fund
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| Although the traditional recipients of Mr. Bingham's benefactions continue to be of special interest to the Fund and scholarship support continues to be a significant activity, the Betterment Fund has come to view the areas of education and health more broadly, and will consider requests from qualified institutions and organizations whose activities promote education or health improvement and which have the potential to have a significant positive impact on the lives of Maine residents in these areas. |
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Bingham Program
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| The Bingham program funds projects in three areas: (1) health professions development, (2) community health programs, and (3) public health policy development. Current foundation initiatives are Health Professions Development, Public Health Policy Development. There are two types of Bingham Program grants available: Discretionary grants are made throughout the year and awards are up to $5,000. There are no deadlines but grantees should call first to discuss the proposed project. Program grants are made twice a year and generally range from $6,000 to $25,000. Occasionally higher amounts are awarded. Multi-year proposals of up to three years are accepted but the project should demonstrate logical growth over time. The application deadlines are April 1 and October 1. Grantees must call to discuss the project before submitting a proposal. |
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C.F. Adams Charitable Trust
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| The C.F. Adams Charitable Trust mission is to encourage Downeast Maine communities to work together to preserve their local cultural heritage, improve their quality of life, adapt to a changing environment, and achieve a sustainable economy; to promote innovative broad-based efforts to engage families in meeting the mental health needs of children in Massachusetts and to emphasize the extraordinary therapeutic benefits of the arts. |
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Davis Family Foundations
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| The Davis Conservation Foundation provides grants to charitable organizations primarily in northern New England in support of the wise utilization, protection and advancement of our environment. The Davis Family Foundation provides grants primarily to Maine-based educational, medical and cultural/arts charitable organizations in support of a wide variety of worthwhile projects. The Davis Educational Foundation seeks to strengthen the undergraduate programs of public and private, regionally accredited, baccalaureate degree granting colleges and universities in New England. |
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Fish Family Foundation of Maine
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| The Fish Family Foundation of Maine is a faith based charitable organization incorporated in Bangor, Maine. Our mission is to provide resources for many initiatives including, but not limited to, missions, education, scholarships, ministries, medical research, and employment creation. |
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Frances Hollis Brain Foundation
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| Proposals addressing basic human need are given priority. Interest areas are: Human Services, Health, Education. The Trustees prefer that an applicant organization demonstrate a broad base of financial support for a proposed project from its own community and constituency prior to asking for Foundation support. |
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Gibney Family Foundation - AZ, CA, CT, FL, ID, MA, ME, NH, NY, OR, VT, UT, WA
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| The Gibney Family Foundation provides grants to non-profit organizations, within the scope of our influence, which can demonstrate an outstanding ability to empower those who are challenged, particularly the Blind, in their quest to live happier more productive lives. Even though the Foundation does not accept unsolicited grant proposals at this time, we are interested in discovering, working with, and supporting the most effective non-profit organizations dedicated to helping the Blind and those who are otherwise challenged. Geographic Focus: The Gibney Family Foundation associates may sponsor grants in their communities or in areas that are within their scope of influence, which includes: AZ, CA, CT, FL, ID, MA, ME, NH, upstate NY, OR, VT, UT, and WA. |
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Gladys Brooks Foundation
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| The Gladys Brooks Foundation purpose is to provide for the intellectual, moral and physical welfare of the people of this country by establishing and supporting non-profit libraries, educational institutions, hospitals and clinics. Generally the Board will only entertain grant applications from Applicants located in the states of: Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee and Vermont. Grant applications will be considered only for major expenditures generally between $50,000.00 and $100,000.00 and greater or lesser amounts in certain circumstances. |
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Hannaford Charitable Foundation - NH, ME, MA, NY, VT
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| The Hannaford Charitable Foundation was established in 1994 as part of a charitable giving program to provide financial support to non-profit organizations dedicated to improving the communities in which Hannaford operates. We consider requests from worthy charities in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, and Vermont that fall into four general categories. Health and welfare, Educational institutions. Civic and cultural organizations Other local charitable organizations. |
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Horizon Foundation - ME, MA. NJ, CT
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| The Horizon Foundation will support programs and organizations that aspire to create and maintain sustainable and livable communities by: Protecting and conserving land and water resources, Educating children and adults about being good stewards of the environment, Promoting vibrant, child-oriented arts, Teaching respect for and preservation of historic assets, Enabling children and adults to lead their communities in thoughtful, creative, and healthy ways, Encouraging service to others. Geographic Area: Horizon Foundation will only consider grant proposals from non-profit organizations that support projects primarily in Cumberland, Franklin, Lincoln and York Counties in Maine; Barnstable County, Massachusetts; Mercer County, New Jersey; and Fairfield County, Connecticut. |
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Jane’s Trust
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| Jane’s Trust will make grants in the states of Florida, with a preference for southwest and central Florida; Massachusetts, with a preference for greater Boston and eastern Massachusetts; and in the northern New England states of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. Preference will be given to organizations located in those states for projects which will primarily provide benefits within those states. Fields of interest include: Arts & Culture, Education, Environment & Health. |
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Jessie B. Cox Trust - New England
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| The Jessie B. Cox Trust is dedicated to improving the environment and the quality of life for people living in New England. To achieve its goals, the Trust pursues initiatives in three key fields of interest: education, environment, and health. For education, there is a special interest in promoting early learning and quality out-of-school time. Within the field of environment, the Trust focuses on preservation of fresh and marine waters through natural habitat conservation. In the area of health, the Trust emphasizes improving access to health care. Geographical areas f interest is New England - ME, RI, MA, NH, VT, CT. |
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KeyBank Foundation
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| The KeyBank Foundation, through its civic programs, corporate contributions, and volunteerism supports organizations that foster economic self-sufficiency, principally where KeyBank operates. Funding Priorities: Financial Education Workforce Development, Diversity. Types of Support: Grants – Supporting programs fostering economic self-sufficiency at many types of nonprofit organizations; Sponsorships – Partnering with nonprofit organizations on community events; Matching Gifts – Matching employee donations to qualifying organizations; Community Leadership Gifts – Providing gifts to charitable organizations on whose board an employee serves. Geographical area: Alaska, Colorado, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Utah, Vermont, and Washington. |
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