Changing Maine Directory -- Category Listings

Education

Institutions that are primarily educational (since most nonprofit groups do some form of education), including a list of independent/alternative schools.

Antioch New England Graduate School 195 Commerce Way Portsmouth, NH 03801 Phone: 800-553-8920 website: http://www.antiochne.edu Antioch University is founded on principles of rigorous liberal arts education, innovative experiential learning and socially engaged citizenship. Offers weekend programs.
Atlantic Challenge 643 Main St Rockland, ME 04841 Phone: 207-594-1800 Fax: 207-594-5056 email: info@atlanticchallenge.com website: http://www.atlanticchallenge.com We provide instruction in wooden boat building, sailing, and sea skills in a community setting. Through Apprenticeshop we offer 2-year apprenticeships, 6-week internships, and 1-week winter and summer classes. Additional leadership programs include summer sailing programs for children and adults, experiential learning modules, and water-related service projects. Apprentice-built boats for sale or for commission.
Bangor Theological Seminary 2 College Circle PO Box 411 Bangor, ME 04402-0411 Phone: 800-287-6781 email: See website for specific contacts website: http://www.bts.edu/ Bangor Theological Seminary is an ecumenical seminary in the Congregational tradition of the United Church of Christ. Campuses in Bangor and Portland.
Belfast Institute of Lifelong Learning PO Box 1075 Belfast, ME 04915 Phone: 207-338-6140 email: jennifer@jenniferarmstrong.com Classes and other educational opportunities and events for people of all ages, especially seniors, in Waldo County and beyond.
Breakwater School 856 Brighton Ave Portland, ME 04102 Phone: 207-772-8689 Fax: 207-772-1327 email: See website for specific contacts website: http://www.breakwaterschool.org/ Breakwater School is an independent preschool, elementary, and middle school located in Portland, Maine with over 50 years of high educational standards. Founded in 1956, Breakwater is private, non-denominational, and co-educational.
Burdock! PO Box 1582 Portland, ME 04104 Phone: 207-649-5980 email: burdock@riseup.net website: http://sites.google.com/site/burdockgatheringmaine/ An annual summer gathering in Starks, ME for people of every walk of life to celebrate each other, the earth, and a sense of community on local and global levels. "A Gathering for a Free and Sustainable Future."
Children's Nursery School, The Williston West Church 32 Thomas St Portland, ME 04102 Phone: 207-780-0226 , Enrollment Questions 207-671-6817 website: http://www.childrensnurseryschool.org/ Founded in 1975, the Children's Nursery School (CNS) is a state-licensed co-operative nursery school in Portland's West End. Our child-centered, creative program allows children to learn through discovery and exploration. Both teacher and parents guide that experience by providing a rich environment with a careful balance of structure and free play.
Coalition for Self-Learning contact: Bill Ellis 5 Lake St PO Box 567 Rangeley, ME 04970 Phone: 207-864-3784 email: tranet@rangeley.org website: http://www.CreatingLearningCommunities.org The Coalition for Self-Learning envisions and co-creates a world of cooperative life-long learning communities.
Cobscook Community Learning Center 10 Comissary Point Rd Lubec, ME 04652 Phone: 207-733-2233 email: See website for email contact website: http://www.thecclc.org/ To sustain an educational setting within which people can cultivate understanding and enrich life through experiences in the natural surroundings, with our cultures and traditions, and through access to the arts.
College Guild ( see full listing under: Justice And Legal Rights )
College of the Atlantic ( see full listing under: Environmental Education )
Community School, The 79 Washington St PO Box 555 Camden, ME 04843 Phone: 207-236-3000 Fax: 207-236-2505 email: valerie@thecommunityschool.org website: http://www.TheCommunitySchool.org The School offers residential and home-based tutoring, small seminars, vocational training, guided life-experience, experiential, and post graduate courses and resources. Each student creates an individual graduation plan which includes standard requirements as well as special courses to meet specific needs and interests.
Falls Brook Centre contact: Ms. Jean Arnold 125 South Knowlesville Rd Knowlesville, New Brunswick , E7L 1B1 Phone: 506-375-8143 or 506-375-4310 Fax: 506-375-4221 email: ja@fallsbrookcentre.ca website: http://www.fallsbrookcentre.ca/ Falls Brook Centre is a sustainable community demonstration and training centre in rural New Brunswick.
Ferry Beach Ecology School ( see full listing under: Environment )
Fox Maple School of Traditional Building contact: Steve Chappell Corn Hill Rd PO Box 249 Brownfield, ME 04010 Phone: 207-935-3720 We are dedicated to providing hands-on instruction emphasizing craftsmanship as well as quality books and publications devoted to traditional and natural building systems that are appropriate for the new millennium. Course instruction includes - Introductory and Advanced Timber Framing, Straw Clay, Cob & Thatching. Printed materials feature traditional, natural & sustainable building.
Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network ( see full listing under: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning )
Good Life Center, The 372 Harborside Rd Harborside, ME 04642 Phone: 207-326-8211 email: See website for email contact website: http://www.goodlife.org The mission of The Good Life Center is to perpetuate the philosophies and lifeways promoted and exemplified by Helen and Scott Nearing, two of America’s most inspirational practitioners of simple, frugal and purposeful living. Building on the Nearing legacy, The Good Life Center encourages and supports individual and collective efforts to live sustainably into the future.
Goodwill Hinkley PO Box 159 Hinckley, ME 04944 email: info@gwh.org website: http://www.gwh.org/html/home.htm "The purposes 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."
Green Acre Baha'i School contact: James Sacco 938 Main St Eliot, ME 03903 Phone: 207-439-7200 Fax: 207-438-9940 email: greenacre@usnbc.org website: http://www.greenacre.org Bahai School, Retreat & Conference Center. Green Acre continues to pursue Sarah Farmer's vision and the principles of the Bahá'í Faith. It specifically focuses on the establishment of world peace, the equality of women and men, racial unity, and spiritual transformation.
Haystack Mountain School of Crafts PO Box 518 Deer Isle, ME 04627 Phone: 207-348-2306 Fax: 207-348-2307 email: haystack@haystack-mtn.org website: http://www.haystack-mtn.org Haystack Mountain School of Crafts is an international craft school located on the Atlantic Ocean in Deer Isle, Maine. The school offers intensive studio-based workshops in a variety of craft media including clay, glass, metals, paper, blacksmithing, weaving, woodworking and more.
Head Start Programs ( see full listing under: Children And Childbirth )
Heartwood College of Art 123 York St (Rt 1) Kennebunkport, ME 04043 Phone: 207-985-0985 email: hca@heartwoodcollegeofart.org website: http://www.heartwoodcollegeofart.org Heartwood is founded on the concept that our rich heritage of craftsmanship has a vital relationship with modern artistic expression, that an exploration of native, regional crafts empowers the artist from deep creative sources. Art flourishes from roots of historical continuity and within cultural contexts.
Holistic Children's Garden contact: Sophie Rodriguez 420 Ocean Ave Portland, ME 04103 Phone: 207-828-1949 email: info@holisticchildrensgarden.com website: http://www.holisticchildrensgarden.com/ A small home-based preschool inspired by Waldorf Education and the anthroposophic educational philosophy of Rudolf Steiner which, briefly, views each child as a creative being of light and spirit, eager to shine that soul-light into the world.
Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine Michael Klahr Center, University of Maine at Augusta 46 University Drive Augusta, ME 04330 Phone: 207-621-3530 email: infohhrc@maine.edu website: http://www.hhrc.uma.edu/ The mission of the HHRC is to educate about the Holocaust, to advocate for human rights and dignity, and to celebrate diversity. Its goal is to teach lessons which can be learned from the Holocaust about what can happen when basic human rights are destroyed.
Homeschoolers of Maine PO Box 159 Camden, ME 04843-0159 Phone: 207-763-2880 email: homeschl@midcoast.com website: http://homeschoolersofmaine.org/index.htm Welcome to the Homeschoolers of Maine (HOME) website. HOME was established in 1990 as a ministry to support Maine families in their God-given and constitutional right and responsibility to oversee the education of their children.
Homeworkers Organized for More Employment (HOME) ( see full listing under: Low Income )
Hurricane Island Outward Bound School 75 Mechanic St Rockland, ME 04841 Phone: 207-594-5548 or 866-746 9771 Fax: 207-594-9425 website: http://www.outward-bound.org/docs/info/HIOBS.htm Today, Hurricane Island Outward Bound School is the largest Outward Bound School in the United States. From its headquarters in Rockland, Maine the School operates in 14 locations stretching from Maine through Maryland and Philadelphia all the way to the Florida Keys.
Institute for Global Ethics 91 Camden Street, Suite 403 Camden, ME 04843 Phone: 207-594-6658 or 800-729-2615 (U.S. only) Fax: 207-594-6648 email: ethics@globalethics.org website: http://www.globalethics.org With offices in Maine, New York, England, and Canada, IGE seeks to raise the profile of values and ethics by working with foundations, other nonprofits, and global thinkers. We seek to inform the public through our weekly online publication Ethics Newsline®.
International Institute for Humane Education ( see full listing under: Animals )
KIDS Consortium 223 Main St Auburn, ME 04210 Phone: 207-784-0956 Fax: 207-784-6733 email: See website for email contact website: http://www.kidsconsortium.org KIDS (Kids Involved Doing Service-Learning) Consortium prepares young people to be active and responsible citizens by training and supporting educators, community organizations, and youth in best practices for service-learning. Through service-learning, K-12 students identify, research and address real community challenges, using knowledge and skills learned in the classroom.
Language Exchange 80 Exchange St Suite 24-26 PO Box 4833 Portland, ME 04112 Phone: 207-772-0405 or 888-772-0405 Fax: 207-221-1207 email: info@immersionprograms.com website: http://www.immersionprograms.com/info.php?s=1 The Language Exchange provides a broad range of language-related services to individuals, private businesses and government agencies statewide and, increasingly, nationally and abroad. Please click on one of the links below to find out about our services.
Leadership School at Kieve, The 42 Kieve Rd PO Box 169 Nobleboro, ME 04555 Phone: 207-563-6212 Fax: 207-563-5833 email: See website for email contact website: http://www.kieve.org/leadership/index.htm Since 1981, the award-winning Leadership School at Kieve has been developing leaders and strengthening communities by challenging students, teachers, and parents to think in a new way when it comes to the growth and development of the citizens of Maine
LearningWorks 181 Brackett St Portland, ME 04102 Phone: 207-775-0105 Fax: 207-780-1701 email: general@learningworks.me website: http://www.learningworks.me/ Our belief is that learning is the best way out of poverty. We are committed to providing the best learning opportunities in Maine. Formerly Portland West.
Levey Day School 400 Deering Ave Portland, ME 04103 Phone: 207-774-7676 Fax: 207-699-2780 email: info@leveydayschool.org website: http://www.leveydayschool.org/ Levey Day School is southern Maine’s Jewish Day School for pre-K through grade five. We offer small classes, exceptional teachers, foreign language immersion, moral and spiritual development, and an exciting secular curriculum that allows your child’s creativity and love of learning to flourish.
Literacy Volunteers of America Through trained volunteers, we provide FREE, confidential, student-centered, individual and small group tutoring to adults seeking to develop the literacy skills they need to reach important life goals like reading their first books, obtaining citizenship, helping their children with homework, taking care of personal bills and finding employment.
	Literacy Volunteers of America - Augusta 12 Spruce Street, Suite 2 Augusta, ME 04330 Phone: 207-626-3440 email: info@lva-augusta.org website: http://www.lva-augusta.org/
	Literacy Volunteers of America - Bangor 200 Hogan Rd Bangor, ME 04401 Phone: 207-947-8451 Fax: 207-942-1391 email: lvbangor@utc.utc4.k12.me.us website: http://lvbangor.maineadulted.org/
	Literacy Volunteers of America - Belfast 9 Field St Belfast, ME 04915 Phone: 207-338-2843
	Literacy Volunteers of America - Greater Saco - Biddeford PO Box 467 Saco, ME 04072 email: lvasaco@gwi.net website: http://www.sacoliteracy.com/
	Literacy Volunteers of America - Northern Oxford County 635 Waldo St Rumford, ME 04276 Phone: 207-364-4377
	Literacy Volunteers of America - Portland contact: Phyllis de Fano, Executive Director 142 High Street, Suite 514 PO Box 8585 Portland, ME 04104 Phone: 207-780-1352 email: lvportland@gwi.net website: http://www.lvaportland.org/index.htm
Maine Alliance for Arts Education PO Box 872 Augusta, ME 04332 Phone: 207-667-7707 email: info@maineartseducation.org website: http://www.maineartseducation.org/ The mission of the Maine Alliance for Arts Education is to encourage and strengthen educational excellence in visual art, music, theater, dance, and writing in all Maine schools and communities.
Maine Association for Charter Schools contact: Judith Jones 199 Hatchet Mountain Rd Hope, ME 04847 Phone: 207-763-3576 Fax: 207-763-4552 email: macs@mainecharterschools.org website: http://www.mainecharterschools.org We support the introduction of public charter schools in Maine. Charter schools are new public schools organized by community members, free, open to all, no religious affiliation. Contracts specify goals for student learning.
Maine Energy Education Project ( see full listing under: Environmental Education )
Maine Humanities Council 674 Brighton Ave. Portland, ME 04102 Phone: 207-773-5051 , 1-866-637-3233 Fax: 207-773-2416 email: info@mainehumanities.org website: http://www.mainehumanities.org Since 1975, the Maine Humanities Council has used literature, history, philosophy and the arts to provide opportunities for people to come together in conversation that crosses social, economic and cultural barriers. We continue to use the humanities as a tool for social change and to provide cultural enrichment opportunities through programs and grants for Mainers of all ages and abilities.
Maine Media College 70 Camden St PO Box 200 Rockport, ME 04856 Phone: 877-577-7700 or 207-236-8581 Fax: 207-236-2558 email: info@mainemedia.edu website: http://www.mainemedia.edu/ Maine Media College offers Professional Certificate programs and a low-residency Master of Fine Arts Degree program in the fields of photography, filmmaking and video, and multimedia.
Maine Migrant Education Program (MEP) 23 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333 Phone: 800-452-1909 Fax: 207-624-6706 email: See website for email contact website: http://www.state.me.us/education/nclb/tic/index.html We serve children who move with their parents in search of employment in agriculture, fishing, or forestry. We provide educational help within public schools (K-12). Provides financial support for families who qualify for "cub care" - contact us for further information.
Maine Montessori Association 93 Center St Nobleboro, ME 04555 Phone: 207-563-2168 website: http://mainemontessori.org/ The Maine Montessori Association (MMA) is a non-profit educational organization. Its mission is to offer professional development, support and resources to Maine Montessori preschool and elementary schools and their staff with the goal of promoting high-quality Montessori education throughout the state of Maine.
Maine People's Resource Center 565 Congress St, Suite 200 Portland, ME 04101 Phone: 207-797-9207 website: http://www.mainepeoplesresourcecenter.org/ MPRC, a 501(c)(3) organization, was formed in 1984 to fill a void in citizen activism by creating an organization that could teach citizens the skills to participate in the decision-making processes that affect their daily lives. We are widely recognized for our effectiveness in engaging citizens in organizing for social change, many of whom have never been involved in a community concern or the political process. Publishes several guides.
Maine Senior College ( see full listing under: Elders )
Maine State Department of Education English as a Second Language and Bilingual Programs contact: Nancy Mullins 23 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333 Phone: 207-624-6788 Fax: 207-624-6789 email: nancy.mullins@maine.gov website: http://www.maine.gov/education/esl/index.shtml We promote the cultural, linguistic, and ethnic variety in Maine and affirm the importance of other languages besides English. We help schools provide special instructional services to children K-12 whose first language is not English.
Mainewatch Institute contact: Forrest Bell 97A Exchange Street , Suite 305 Portland, ME 04101 Phone: 207-650-7597 email: info@mainewatch.org website: http://www.mainewatch.org/ Mainewatch Institute was founded in 1987 by a group of individuals with diverse backgrounds in natural resource conservation and economics. They held a common concern about the growing conflict between environmental values and economic growth in the Maine region. Mainewatch Insitute has remained focused on investigating and planning for the sustainable future of the people and natural ecosystems in Maine and the surrounding region.
Morris Farm ( see full listing under: Food And Agriculture )
New Country School 969 Pequawket Trail, (Rt 113) West Baldwin, ME 04091 Phone: 207-625-4962 email: ncs@psouth.net website: http://www.newcountryschool.org/ The New Country School exists in the belief that children can gain academic skills while keeping their sense of wonder and respect for life and for one another.
New School, The 38 York St Kennebunk, ME 04043 Phone: 207-985-3745 email: thenewschool@tnsk.org website: http://www.tnsk.org/ We believe in the following principles: Encouraging and supporting open-mindedness, critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, personal responsibility and a passion for learning. Providing broad opportunities for self-discovery. Engagement in physical challenges and a sense of adventure. Utilizing community resources and interaction with people of all ages. Being actively involved citizens and responsible to each other and the natural world.
Opportunity Maine contact: Rob Brown, Executive Director 163 Lancaster St Suite 160B Portland, ME 04101 Phone: 207-699-5880 Fax: 207-699-5885 email: See website for email contact website: http://www.opportunitymaine.org Opportunity Maine is working to expand educational opportunity and upgrade the skills of Maine’s workforce.The Opportunity Maine Program provides a state income tax credit for student loan payments made by degree earners who live, work and pay taxes in Maine following graduation. Alternatively, the tax credit would be available to Maine businesses that make their employees’ educational loan payments.
Penobscot School 28 Gay St Rockland, ME 04841 Phone: 207-594-1084 email: See website for email contact website: http://www.languagelearning.org Founded in 1986 as a non-profit language school and center for international exchange, Penobscot School is a unique community international school. Over the years, hundreds of people from the U.S. and from around the world have advanced their foreign language skills at Penobscot School and have learned more about the world in the process.
Peopleplace Cooperative Preschool ( see full listing under: Children And Childbirth )
Portland Arts & Technology High School 196 Allen Ave Portland, ME 04103 Phone: 207-874-8165 Fax: 207-874-8170 email: See website for specific contacts website: http://paths.portlandschools.org/ PATHS offers 2-year and semester programs to high school students from 23 area high schools, as well as to home-schooled students and post-graduates in the Portland Adult Education program. Our programs of study are designed for both career bound and college bound students who are serious about gaining new skills and knowledge through applied learning.
Reach School, The 236 Gannett Dr South Portland, ME 04106 Phone: 207-253-1888 Fax: 207-253-1771 email: info@thereachschool.org website: http://www.thereachschool.org/ The Reach School is a special purpose school servicing children with developmental delays (specifically children with autism spectrum disorders) We have three classrooms, one being an integrated preschool classroom with typically developing children and children with developmental delays.
Riley School 73 Warrenton Rd PO Box 300 Glen Cove, ME 04846 Phone: 207-596-6405 Fax: 207-596-0007 email: Info@RileySchool.org website: http://www.riley.org We nurture the individual, striving to develop in each child a solid enthusiasm for lifelong learning. We are equally committed to the child's ethical, physical, and emotional growth. We expect the highest standards of performance and responsibility from every child, and strive to foster compassion, generosity, and integrity.
River School The Belfast Center 9 Field St, Suite 208 Belfast, ME 04915 Phone: 207-338-0100 email: rschool2@roadrunner.com website: http://www.riverschoolbelfast.com/ A small independent high school located in Belfast, ME. Join us: we are teachers, youth, parents and friends who believe youth in the Belfast area deserve education that can open new possibilities for them as they develop as individuals and plan a future. We are looking for students, parents and community members to join us in this exciting, new venture!
Riverview Foundation PO Box 310 Topsham, ME 04086 Phone: Administrative Offices and School 207-729-7399 , South Portland School 207-799-1814 website: http://www.riverviewfoundation.com/ The programs teach motivated individuals how to grow uniquely & creatively, giving each student the skills to maintain their health, dignity and composure as they journey through life.
Ruth's Reusable Resources (3Rs) ( see full listing under: Waste Reduction And Disposal )
Salt Institute for Documentary Studies 561 Congress St PO Box 7800 Portland, ME 04112-7800 Phone: 207-761-0660 Fax: 207-761-2913 email: See website for specific contacts website: http://www.salt.edu Semester-length programs in cultural field studies for academic credit during fall, winter/spring, and summer. Focus on writing and photography. Produces Salt Magazine and has archives of previous students' work.
School Around Us 281 Log Cabin Rd Arundel, ME 04046 Phone: 207-967-3143 email: info@schoolaroundus.org website: http://www.schoolaroundus.org/Home.html The School Around Us is a parent-run alternative school. Within the School there are four groups that work together to make the school function: the students, the teachers, the parents, and the Board of Directors. There is no administrative staff at the school. The current parent group is responsible for administration, fundraising, and the physical environment. The students, teachers and Board also contribute.
Siddhartha School Project ( see full listing under: International )
Stone Soup Institute 298 Allen Point Rd Harpswell, ME 04079 email: mail@stone-soup-institute.org website: http://www.stone-soup-institute.org The Stone Soup Institute is an international school offering courses of study integrating traditional and contemporary practices and knowledge in the agrarian arts and sciences, crafts, and fine arts.
Toddy Pond School 561 Oak Hill Rd Swanville, ME 04915 Phone: 207-338-3848 email: info@toddypondschool.org website: http://www.toddypondschool.org/ At Toddy Pond School, teachers, parents, families and friends work to encourage and support that natural desire to learn in every child, every day. Toddy Pond students master traditional academic skills in an atmosphere of discovery based on individual interests, direct experience, and children's natural inclination to play.
Waldorf Schools Waldorf schools offer a developmentally appropriate, balanced approach to education that integrates the arts and academics for children from preschool through twelfth grade. It encourages the development of each child's sense of truth, beauty, and goodness, and provides an antidote to violence, alienation, and cynicism. The aim of the education is to inspire in each student a lifelong love of learning, and to enable them to fully develop their unique capacities.
	Waldorf Schools - Acadia Waldorf School 55 Kebo St Bar Harbor, ME 04609 Phone: 207-288-9980 email: awea@acadia.net
	Waldorf Schools - Ashwood Waldorf School 180 Park St Rockport, ME 04856 Phone: 207-236-8021 email: See website for specific contacts website: http://www.ashwoodwaldorf.org
	Waldorf Schools - Bay School South St PO Box 269 Blue Hill, ME 04614 Phone: 207-374-2187 email: info@bayschool.org
	Waldorf Schools - Merriconeag Waldorf School 57 Desert Rd Freeport, ME 04032 Phone: 207-865-3900 email: See website for specific contacts website: http://www.merriconeag.org/
	Waldorf Schools - Tidewater School 228 Beech Rd PO Box 420 Eliot, ME 03903 Phone: 207-439-7911 Fax: 207-439-9599 email: admissions@tidewaterschool.org website: http://www.tidewaterschool.org/
Wassookeag School contact: Jon Ippolito 5 Chapel St Orono, ME 04473 Phone: 207-581-4477 email: info@wassookeag.org website: http://www.wassookeag.org Established in 1985, Wassookeag is a nondenominational, not-for-profit home school community educating students in grades 1 through 8. We are a community of home school students, families, and educators with a shared philosophy working to create a progressive and nurturing learning environment.
Watershed Community School 24 Lincoln St Rockland, ME 04841 Phone: 207-594-1873 email: See website for email contact website: http://www.watershedcommunity.org/ The mission of the Watershed School is to establish a learning community that cultivates excellence, creativity, respect, and compassion.
Waynflete School 360 Spring St Portland, ME 04102 Phone: 207-774-5721 Fax: 207-772-4782 email: See website for specific contacts website: http://www.waynflete.org/Default.asp?bhcp=1 We enroll some 540 students from Early Childhood through Grade 12. We work in partnership with parents to provide for students a learning experience that combines high expectations with playful exploration, where commitment to community and respect for individuality go hand-in-hand, where every student is nurtured, challenged, and encouraged to develop a love for learning that can last a lifetime.
Women's Resource Center 5728 Fernald Hall, Rm 102 Orono, ME 04469-5728 Phone: 207-581-1508 email: wrc@umit.maine.edu website: http://www.wrc.umaine.edu The purpose of the Women's Resource Center (WRC) is to promote educational access and equity for all women, to provide an alternative and complement to existing services and facilities, and to further the collective and individual goals of women regardless of race, national origin, ethnicity, color, age, physical ability, sexual orientation, religious or political beliefs, social or economic status, or occupation.

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KIDS Consortium ( see full listing under: Youth )

Stone Soup Institute ( see full listing under: Food And Agriculture )

Holocaust Human Rights Center of Maine ( see full listing under: Spiritual And Religious Groups )

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Friends of Merrymeeting Bay ( see full listing under: Environment )
contact: Misty Gorski, Executive Coordinator
PO Box 233
Richmond, ME 04357
Phone: 207-582-5608
email: fomb@gwi.net
website: http://www.friendsofmerrymeetingbay.org/
FOMB works to preserve, protect, and improve the unique ecosystems of Merrymeeting Bay through research, advocacy, education, and land conservation. We reach over 1,000 students/year, have conducted several innovative research projects, protected over 1,200 acres of land, and worked regionally and statewide on issues such as migratory fish passage and toxics.

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