To undertake historic preservation renovations for the Captain S.C. Blanchard House, home of 317 Main programs and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Support to produce new dialogue-based, Native-led educational, festival and community programming and launch an online collections portal to align with a new strategic plan.

To complete renovations of the new exhibition building by finishing interior and exterior work on the ceilings, walls and floors and purchasing solar panels.

Funding to complete construction of the new music library building on its new campus.

Support for the 2017 Young People's Concert for Maine students grades 3-8, including accompanying educational materials for students and teachers.

Funding to purchase three new double doors and one single door for the Freight Shed, a 19th century building on the Kennebec waterfront in Bath, Maine.

Funding for a series of four seminars addressing marketing skills and business strategies for creative entrepreneurs and artists.

Funding to provide an increasing number of at-risk youth grades 1-8 with year-round afterschool programming in remedial and alternative education.

Support for the construction of four new sleeping cabins to accomodate artists and students while the barn is renovated to meet fire code.

Support to expand ArtLab into a year-round program at the new downtown Rockland location.

Support to complete a series of energy improvements to the Theatre including insulating and air sealing, installing heat pumps, and electrical work.

Funding for the CHRIS program, which will deliver integrated, community-based medical intervention to 80 adults ages 50 and older with three or more chronic health conditions in rural Maine.

Support to purchase a new cardiac monitoring system for the hospital's post-anesthesia care unit.

To underwrite a concert performing Donald McCullough's "Holocaust Cantata" and James Whitburns' "Luminosity."

Support to develop a website and common application for a program promoting college-level learning opportunities for middle and high school students in Androscoggin County.

Support to lease 10 internet-based telehealth units to provide remote services to home care patients with chronic medical conditions in rural Hancock, Penobscot, Piscataquis and Washington counties.

Support to restore and reassemble the circa 1880 historic bass drum which once belonged to the Cumberland Brass Band.

Funding to move and renovate an onsite structure into a classroom space, construct two barns for workshops and programming, and partially fund a full-time, permanent Museum Director position.

Funding to upgrade the audio/visual equipment in the Library's Morrell Meeting Room, which is heavily used by the community for exhibits, lectures, musical performances, film showings and workshops.

Support to produce the 2016 DAM JAM, an annual music and arts festival featuring live music, public art projects and a craft fair showcasing local artisans.

Support to purchase 10 Kindle e-readers and digital content to support its juvenile and adult literacy programs.

Support to renovate the hospital's 50 year-old Emergency Department to provide a more modern and efficient environment for patients and staff.

To pilot the Coastal Marine Science Academy, a program providing professional development in STEM to K-12 teachers in Washington County who will then implement a student-designed marine species research project in the classroom.

Support to replace or repair the second-story windows to improve energy efficiency.

To pilot a rural, coordinated birth-to-kindergarten-entry quality early care and education model for children, parents and providers in Somerset County, ME, including comprehensive evaluation of outcomes.

Funding to add 8,020 square feet of public, collection and work space, modernize technological infrastructure, and improve energy efficiency of the library.

Support to expand awareness of the family navigator program through print and radio advertising, and to hire a part-time Program Manager to accomodate increased client load.

Support for integrated medical case management services for people in Maine living with HIV/AIDS.

Support to replace and/or restore the exterior windows of the 1830 Harrington House in Freeport, ME, which serves as the Society's headquarters.

Support to install new windows, shelving and lighting, insulate exterior walls and replace the rusted exterior book drop box.

To repaint the exterior of the 1800s Museum building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and support the third annual summer speakers series in 2017.

Support to develop a landscape restoration plan to replace trees within Evergreen Cemetery, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, in order to restore its historic horticultural design.

Support to repoint the bricks on the Main House, which was built in 1857 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Support to relocate the building, install a new foundation, and install new electric and HVAC systems for the 1879 Starling Hall, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

To underwrite educational materials and travel costs for a 6-day, 500-mile tour to perfom classical music in Milbridge, Surry and Eastport, Maine.

Support to replace the defunct handicap-lift to ensure barrier-free access for patrons.

Support to purchase and install two Rinnai heaters in the research library to enable year-round use.

Funding to purchase a playing field perimeter for use as a practice space by robotics teams throughout Southern Maine.

Funding to pilot a statewide, online publication dedicated to middle-school student science writing.

Support to replace damaged roofing on the 1810 Farmhouse building.

Support to teach parents and caregivers techniques for reading and creating a language rich environment for children with hearing loss.

Funding to complete their purchase of new academic furniture.

Support to provide experiential, STEM-based seaweed aquaculture programming to 210 middle school students in midcoast Maine.

Funding to extend home-based counseling and telehealth services to more terminally-ill children in need of palliative care.

Support for the final phase of capital improvements to the historic 1880 Library: repairing and restoring 23 Gothic stained glass windows, 10 basement casement windows and installing accompanying tempered glass storm panels.

Support to purchase an ultrasound machine for the imaging suite of the new Center for Women's Health.

Funding to purchase a wheelchair accessible van.

Support to align health center processes with the new 2014 Patient-Centered Medical Home standards, improve the tech interface with HealthInfoNet, and train health center staff on social determinants of health.

Support to partner with LEAPS of IMAGINATION in delivering two 4-week art and literacy programs for school children during the school day and additional arts programming connecting children, teachers, artists and the community.

Funding for a program providing supports to at-risk youth grades 6-8 in five southern Maine schools to prepare them for success in high school.

Funding to underwrite outreach materials for a 2-day symposium on Jonathan Fisher and his observations of the extreme climate event of 1816.

Support to waterproof the basement for future stabilization of the historic Sawyer building.

Funding to purchase a water softener to mitigate the effects of hard water on the Society's environmental control unit, which is used to preserve the historic collection.

Support to place an Educator-in-Residence at the Whitefield School to extend leadership and development programming to students and teachers for 10 weeks over the 2017 winter season.

To underwrite renovation and new equipment for the Downstage community performance space which sustained fire damage in 2015.

Funding for an additional 20 at-risk elementary students to participate in a STEM-based summer learning program which reduces summer slide.

To construct a barn, blacksmith shop and additional exhibit room adjoining the History House which will display historic artifacts of the farming and lumbering industries.

Support to purchase the LIFEPAK 15 cardiac monitor to ensure patient safety and quality medical response.

Funding to equip seven classrooms with new instructional technology and pilot interactive whiteboards in the classroom.

Support to produce collaborative exhibitions exploring fiber art within the historical context of textile mills in Maine.

Support to offer the book and performance discussion series to veterans throughout Maine.

To build upon the newly established film programming offered in Lewiston, and hire part-time staff to conduct targeted marketing and outreach.

Support for renovations to the schooner Bowdoin, the flagship of the Academy's training fleet and a key maritime classroom.

Support to upgrade the school's student database to Salesforce in order to meet NEASC accreditation standards.

To underwrite building supplies, labor and educational materials for creation of an outdoor classroom and experiential learning environment for children ages two through sixth grade.

Support to purchase additional FM radio frequencies and expand broadcasting of arts and culture programming across the state.

Support to purchase energy efficient stage lighting for the Lopez Theater.

Support to conduct an historical survey and create educational materials as part of a larger project recognizing the upcoming 100th anniversary of women's suffrage in Maine.

Funding to support a full-scale production of Aladdin by the intern company, and determine future viability of enhanced children's theatre on a permanent basis.

Support to replace the library's poorly operating HVAC system with a lower-maintenance and more cost and energy efficient system.

Support to purchase four additional handicap accessible vehicles to provide increased community inclusion opportunities.

Support to renovate and expand the administrative offices of the science education programs and increase hands-on biomedical research training opportunities for Maine students.

Support to replace the emergency generator system, including construction of a new utility building to house the system.

Funding to provide volunteer training in a peer-to-peer, skills-based mental health curriculum to benefit adults living with mental health challenges in Maine.

To expand the camp and build a year-round arts education center.

To develop and implement a private online community for the girls' leadership program as it expands statewide, and to underwrite facilitator training and background checks for advisors.

Funding for energy efficiency upgrades, moisture mitigation and exterior facade improvements to the historic Skolfield-Whittier Historic House Museum and Pejepscot Historical Society Museum and Research Center.

Funding for step one of creating a regional palliative care program for the midcoast region: training healthcare providers and community members in the foundations and principles of palliative care.

Support to create a multi-media exhibit tracking the evolution of the fishing industry since the end of World War II.

Funding to purchase energy-efficient LED cyclorama lighting equipment for the Bangor Opera House.

Support to relocate the John Murphy House from Sebasco, ME to the Phippsburg Historical Society campus where it will become an interpretative exhibit of local fishing history.

Support to add 10 members to the chorus of refugee/immigrant and at-risk middle and high school girls from Southern Maine.

Support to purchase moveable dental equipment for two planned operatories located at the Women's and Children's Health Center in Caribou, ME.

To underwrite production costs of a combined spring performance of Swan Lake Act II and two shorter, more contemporary ballets at the Westbrook Performing Arts Center.

Support for a multidisciplinary programmatic series celebrating creative expression rooted in and inspired by religious traditions and spiritual practices.

Funding for interior renovations of the 1819 North Church building, and to stabilize the historic 1828 Seaman's Church and bring it up to fire code.

Support to expand the current program to a fourth middle school, to add a high school ROLE program, and to provide a summer summit experience.

To underwrite materials, registration fees, tools and event sponsorship for competitive robotics teams in Maine.

Funding to replace the electrical system and restore the exterior as phase one of a three-phase campaign to rehabilitate the birthplace of poet Edna St. Vincent Millay.

Funding to purchase two intraoral cameras, four monitors and docking stations to improve patient compliance and oral health outcomes in underserved populations.

To pilot a program engaging at-risk high school students from Sumner Memorial High School in Sullivan, ME, in authentic scientific work with researchers at the Schoodic Institute.

Support to expand the Pathways to Chamber Music program to include a new series of outreach concerts at local hospitals and children's concerts at two local libraries.

Funding for an afterschool mentoring program which provides 60 at-risk middle school students with daily academic, social, and emotional supports.

Support to increase library space, services and programming through the purchase of an adjacent building which was once the original location of the library.

Support to renovate and stabilize three iconic campus structures which were converted from farm sheds to artist studios in 1946.

Funding to implement Claimtrak, an electronic health records (EHR) system designed for behavioral health providers.

Start-up support for a new charter school for the arts including: building the website and social media presence, marketing and communication pieces and additional staffing in the development department.

Support for a planning project to improve site drainage and resolve structural issues within the barn at Hamilton House, a National Historic Landmark in South Berwick, Maine.

Support to construct and furnish a Level IV, 6-bed adult family care home on North Haven island.

Support to develop an art and music therapy program for 175 residents with Alzheimer's Disease and related dementias at the Sam L. Cohen and Stewart Adult Day Centers.