Showing top 200 of 6,698 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Plant Memorial Home Providing housing and residential services for the elderly. | Bath, ME | |
| 2 | WARDWELL HOME FOR THE AGING INC PROVIDING HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY. | SACO, ME | |
| 3 | Deborah Lincoln House Operation of state-licensed boarding facility for elderly women | Belfast, ME | |
| 4 | Camden Area Senior Assistance Financial support is given to needy individuals who live in the Maine towns of Camden, Hope, Lincolnville and Rockport. This support is used for groceries, real estate taxes, heating and medical costs. The maximum support given per individual is $2,500. This cap can be exceeded in extraordinary circumstances. There are approximately 120 annual recipients.Financial support is also given to area nonprofit organizations that support the mission of Camden Area Senior Assistance by providing food, medical care and other assistance to the individuals served by our organization. Donations were $35,500 in the current fiscal year to those nonprofit organizations. | Camden, ME | |
| 5 | Onpoint Health Data Onpoint Health Data promotes informed decision making by designing, managing, and analyzing timely, high quality, integrated health care databases. | Portland, ME | |
| 6 | Southern Maine Agency on Aging To assure senior adults receive the support necessary to maintain independent living. | Biddeford, ME | |
| 7 | MOUNTAINS TO SHORE BOARD OF REALTORS TO WORK WITH MEMBERS AND OTHER LOCAL BOARDS THROUGH THE MAINE ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXERTING COMBINED INFLUENCE UPON MATTERS AFFECTING REAL ESTATE BUSINESS THROUGHOUT MAINE AND THE PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT OF PERSONS ENGAGED THEREIN. | CAMDEN, ME | |
| 8 | MMC Realty Corp Acquiring, holding, managing, maintaining, developing or disposing of real property for the benefit of and in connection with MaineHealth. | Portland, ME | |
| 9 | ST GEORGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY to preserve, protect and promote the history of the Town of St George, Maine - managing four (4) historic locations within the Town of St George | Tenants Harbor, ME | |
| 10 | HANCOCK COUNTY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY PARTNERING WITH ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES. HANCOCK COUNTY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SEEKS TO ELIMINATE POVERTY HOUSING AND TO MAKE DECENT, AFFORDABLE SHELTER A MATTER OF CONSCIENCE AND ACTION | ELLSWORTH, ME | |
| 11 | NEW LIFE MISSION A MENTAL HEALTH AGENCY TO HELP THE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC WITH PSYCHOPATHOLOGIES, POSITIVE ORIENTATION, RELIEF OF EXCESS STRESS AND IMPROVED FUNCTIONING THROUGH OUTPATIENT AND IN-HOME HABILITATIVE COUNSELING, PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PSYCHOANALYSIS. | BANGOR, ME | |
| 12 | YARMOUTH COLTS SOCCER CLUB LTD The Colts Soccer Club is a community organization whose mission is to provide Yarmouth kids the opportunity to learn and enjoy the sport of soccer in an encouraging and competitive environment. | YARMOUTH, ME | |
| 13 | COMMUNITY HOUSING OF MAINE INC THE ORGANIZATION DEVELOPS AND PROVIDES HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME AND DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS. | PORTLAND, ME | |
| 14 | Maine Life Care Retirement Community Inc Continuing care retirement community | Scarborough, ME | |
| 15 | Highlands Resident Assistance Fund To provide financial assistance to residents of The Highlands retirement community in Topsham, ME, who are unable to pay some or all of the charges for housing and healthcare provided at such facility. | Topsham, ME | |
| 16 | THE FUND FOR PUBLIC ADVOCACY INC THE MISSION OF THE FUND FOR PUBLIC ADVOCACY IS TO SERVE AND PROMOTE THE PUBLIC GOOD BY ENGAGING NEW YORK CITY RESIDENTS IN POLICY MAKING AND PROGRAMS THAT MAKE GOVERNMENT MORE RESPONSIVE, ACCOUNTABLE, INNOVATIVE AND TRANSPARENT. THE FUND FOR PUBLIC ADVOCACY, AFFILIATED WITH THE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC ADVOCATE, IS AN INDEPENDENT NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION CREATED TO AID AND ADVANCE CRITICAL NEW YORK CITY CIVIC ISSUES. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 17 | ORPHAN SPONSORSHIP INTERNATIONAL Welfare, Education and Uplifting of Disadvantaged Children and Young Adults. | Robbinsville, NJ | |
| 18 | IRANIAN AMERICAN JEWISH FEDERATION TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WHICH PROMOTE SOCIAL, EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER CHARITABLE SERVICES IN THE UNITED STATES AND ISRAEL. IT ALSO PROVIDES SOCIAL SERVICES TO POOR AND DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS IN THE IRANIAN AMERICAN JEWISH COMMUNITY. | GREAT NECK, NY | |
| 19 | MERRICK, NY | ||
| 20 | East Hampton, NY | ||
| 21 | HOLYOKE, MA | ||
| 22 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 23 | FRANKLIN, NH | ||
| 24 | CONCORD, NH | ||
| 25 | LACONIA, NH | ||
| 26 | NORTH CONWAY, NH | ||
| 27 | MANCHESTER, NH | ||
| 28 | CONCORD, NH | ||
| 29 | CONCORD, NH | ||
| 30 | LEE, NH | ||
| 31 | LONDONDERRY, NH | ||
| 32 | MANCHESTER, NH | ||
| 33 | Concord, NH | ||
| 34 | NASHUA, NH | ||
| 35 | EXETER, NH | ||
| 36 | CENTER SANDWICH, NH | ||
| 37 | Concord, NH | ||
| 38 | KITTERY, ME | ||
| 39 | PETERBOROUGH, NH | ||
| 40 | SPOFFORD, NH | ||
| 41 | GILMANTON, NH | ||
| 42 | NORTH CONWAY, NH | ||
| 43 | MANCHESTER, NH | ||
| 44 | NASHUA, NH | ||
| 45 | PORTSMOUTH, NH | ||
| 46 | ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, NJ | ||
| 47 | MANCHESTER, NH | ||
| 48 | VERNON, VT | ||
| 49 | BURLINGTON, VT | ||
| 50 | BURLINGTON, VT | ||
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- Preservation
- Quality of Life
- Refugee and Immigrant
- Research and Evaluation
- Science
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- Social Justice
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