This panel discussion will address questions such as: What are infrastructures of care, and why are they important for disability justice? How do care work, disability justice, and gender justice intersect? How can philanthropy support care infrastructure for people with disabilities?
Join Nonprofit Vote as we explore the important role nonprofits can and should play in voter engagement.
Maine Philanthropy Center offers grant research appointments at the University of Southern Maine Glickman Family Library in Portland. Appointments are free and open to the public.
These interactive classes are designed to familiarize you with the landscape of foundation giving in Maine and walk you through the basics of researching high-quality prospective funders for your work.
These interactive classes are designed to familiarize you with the landscape of foundation giving in Maine and walk you through the basics of researching high-quality prospective funders for your work.
These interactive classes are designed to familiarize you with the landscape of foundation giving in Maine and walk you through the basics of researching high-quality prospective funders for your work.
During this meeting of the Maine Food Funders Network, we will host several representatives from these initiatives to hear about the progress being made and the ways we can all support this critical work.
Applications now open for eligible charitable and non-profit organizations across TD’s footprint in the U.S. and Canada
Two partnerships in which the John T. Gorman Foundation is actively involved received national recognition.
The Peter Alfond Foundation is thrilled to announce that Adam Burk (they/them) has joined the foundation as Senior Program Director for Maine and New England.
