This year, the RMHC Grants Committee awarded grants to the following non-profit organizations to strengthen our mission, outreach, and impact in support of healthy children, healthy families:
2019 Grantees
2018 Grantees
Penquis CAP
Bangor, ME: To provide programs and services for individuals and families with low and moderate incomes in Penobscot, Piscataquis, and Knox counties to increase school readiness; safe, nurturing home and family environments; financial stability; access to reliable transportation; and stable, affordable housing. To learn more, visit their website.
Sunrise Opportunities
Machias, ME: To provide creative services and environments in which all can thrive, enjoy a high quality of life, and reach personal goals. Learn more on their website.
Girls on the Run
Westbrook, ME: To inspire adolescent girls to be joyful, healthy, and confident through an intentional curriculum that creatively integrates running. Learn more on their website.
Furniture Friends
Westbrook, ME: To provide donated furniture to people in need throughout Greater Portland. To learn more about Furniture Friends, visit their website.
Cromwell Center for Disabilities Awareness
Portland, ME: To promote safe, respectful, and inclusive schools and communities. Learn more about the Cromwell Center by visiting their website.
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2018 Grantees
2018 Grantees
Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine
Portland, ME: To support the Creating Community Project: Sparking Imagination and Discovery in Homeless Children. Visit their website to learn more.
Sunrise Opportunities
Machias, ME: To support the school-based services at the Beatrice Rafferty School and at the Head Start Program on the Passamaquoddy reservation with the new treatment to prevent tooth decay for 75 children. Visit the Sunrise Opportunities website
New Hampshire Food Bank
Manchester, NH: To support 200 children with nourishing food in in Coos County. Visit the NH Food Bank website.
Locker Project
Portland, ME: To support 1,750 children and youth by increasing access to nourishing food in York and Cumberland Counties. Visit the Locker Project website.
Good Shepherd Food Bank
Auburn, Augusta and Bangor, ME: To support the school-based backpack – filled with food each week to sustain 150 children through the weekend and school vacations – program. Visit the Good Shepherd Food Bank website.
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2017 Grantees
2017 Grantees
Good Shepherd Food Bank
Auburn, Augusta and Bangor, ME: To support the school-based backpack – filled with food each week to sustain 150 children through the weekend and school vacations – program. Visit the Good Shepherd Food Bank website.
Camp Capella
Dedham, ME to build an accessible nature trail to provide year-round accessible recreational and educational experiences and opportunities for 400 children with disabilities. Visit Camp Capella’s Website
ACAP
Presque Isle, Maine: To support 2,116 age-eligible children to participate in recreation center programs throughout the region by purchasing recreational equipment. Visit ACAP’s Website
Aid for Kids
Houlton, Maine: They will support the distribution of much-needed items such as seasonal clothes, baby products, etc. – to 2,000 low-income children throughout Maine. Visit Aid for Kids website.
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