Funding for two afterschool programs, elementary aged “Fledglings” and middle/high school aged “Ensemble.”

Funding for a digital camera, TV, and marketing activities.

Funding to renovate a garage and to build a new room connecting the garage space and current library.

Funding to provide trainings for caregivers of people diagnosed with ALS at 3 Maine locations in 2020.

Funding to purchase 85 blood collection scales to be used across Maine.

Funding to hire a palliative care nurse.

Funding for two new performance projects in Maine - Spectral Tales and Breaking Bold.

Funding to purchase equipment to detect vision abnormalities of Head Start students.

Funding for a fully-staged performance of "Carmen" and a free performance for young audiences.

Funding for 2 computers, printer, projector and marketing activities.

Funding to renovate a newly purchased building and eliminate a purchase loan.

Funding to replace the stack shelving.

Funding to expand the Big Learners program to an additional 75 students.

Funding for specialized staff, social and lifestyle supports, travel for college visits and job shadowing, strategic partnerships, and improving technology.

Funding for educational programs, a podcast, videos, a new engagement coordinator, collaborative projects, and wayfinding signage.

Funding to properly store, inventory and catalog a backlog of historical items.

Funding to expand the A2S Program to include other local school districts starting with Gardiner High School.

Funding for renovations to the south side of the building, which is the performers entrance.

Funding for a symposium in April 2020 which will convene owners, conservators and caregivers of 19th century painted walls in Maine and New England.

Funding to purchase a circulation desk, chair, and storage and repair the stone fireplace and chimney.

Funding to develop a Mill exhibit at the new museum location in Waterville.

Funding for four performances of Considering Matthew Shepard in March 2020.

Funding for 2 performances of Handel's Israel in Egypt in Portland and Brunswick.

Funding to develop an 8th grade curriculum and create a Cobscook catalog.

Funding for a month-long math summer camp for 20 local public elementary school students who struggle with basic mathematics.

Funding to purchase equipment for students to build environmental sensors and robots, deploy them, and analyze the data that they collect.

Funding to upgrade the bandwidth at the Lewiston and Rumford centers, and migrate their server to a cloud hosting environment.

Funding to transition to an independent nonprofit and enhanced fundraising and marketing.

Funding for the expansion of The Healing Tree program, which serves youth and families impacted by cancer.

Funding to update medical equipment and for a shed to store donated loan equipment.

Funding to replace a dental air compressor and statim (sterilizer).

Funding for roof and gutter repairs.

Funding for workshops and ongoing coaching and technical support for 12 Maine K-12 school districts to create computer science education pathways.

Funding to restore and preserve the upper windows in the circa 1816 building.

Funding for movable shelving, educational toys, and furnishings for the children's wing.

Funding for sound system and lighting upgrades.

Funding to replace/repair the Museum's roof.

Funding for a robotic arm and education training cart and classroom technology upgrades.

Funding for equipment and building renovations to expand the Advanced Manufacturing program.

Funding to build a new indoor track and multi-purpose field house.

Funding for furniture, library supplies and to revise the museum brochure to feature the new library and museum office space.

Funding for 100 free public arts events from May through October 2020.

Funding for construction of new front entrance and exterior doors, plumbing and electrical work, sill replacement, and a new heating system.

Funding will be used to improve two historic homes, Dumaresq House and Powell House

Funding for 10 performances in rural Maine communities.

Funding to replace the roof.

Funding to hire a new permanent part-time promotional director/volunteer coordinator.

Funding to to complete the archive on the ground floor.

Funding to replace speakers, add mixing and amplifying equipment, and enhance the Hearing Assist System.

Funding to purchase medical and dental equipment for an increasing pediatric population.

Funding to build a new facility to house the museum artifacts and historical archives.

Funding for a new Hospice Center on Route One in Scarborough.

Funding to to design and build a Field Research Station.

Funding to upgrade equipment in the Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Anatomy & Physiology, and Physics classrooms.

Funding for mobile lab kits and trainings for teachers and students to learn how to analyze genetic codes.

Funding for STEM, financial literacy, and workforce readiness programs for Cumberland and York County low-income k-12 students.

Funding for 3 art-inspired environmental programs at Thomaston and Cushing schools.

Funding to fix the building façade, install new windows and making improvements to the interior. Phase 2 of a three-phase project.

Funding for the Access, Transition, and Success Programs in Maine.

Funding to implement a Critical Care Academy to train clinical staff for flight duty with LifeFlight or for appointment to hospital ICUs or emergency rooms.

Funding to replace the windows in the original 1897 main school building, Library and the 1977 Math and Science Wings.

Funding to purchase three wireless fetal monitors and a new information management system.

Funding to recruit, train, and retain additional volunteers.

Funding for eight new computers, one tablet and a new printer.

Funding to purchase a new lighting board and monitor.

Funding for the new Preschool Rock program, the continuation of The Kids Are Alright concert series, and a registration software upgrade.

Funding to upgrade the statewide internet portal system for 70 Adult Education programs in Maine.

Funding to hire a director for graduate and professional studies.

Funding for statewide Maine bicentennial humanities programming for low-literacy adults, immigrants, and incarcerated people.

Funding for a festival in November 2019 focusing on Yiddish language and culture.

Funding to purchase furniture and technology equipment for the open storage exhibit.

Funding to provide training to teachers to incorporate garden-based educational experiences in K-12 classrooms in Maine, in collaboration with ReTreeUS and Maine Agriculture in the Classroom.

Funding to create and distribute 50,000 Maine Day by Day Family Literacy Calendars.

Funding to create online access to information about individuals who lived in Maine, neighboring states, and Canadian provinces between 1600 and 1850.

Funding to create an Advanced Leadership Program (ALP) for high school juniors and seniors.

Funding for equipment to develop a remote monitoring pilot program for 75 patients with Congestive Heart Failure.

Funding for teacher planning time, furniture, and equipment for a new STEM lab.

Funding to restore the interiors of both sides of the double house to produce two rentable units.

Funding to complete the renovation of the second floor.

Funding to replace the HVAC system, repair the wall on the Porter Street side of the building, modernize the lighting system, and add a third floor to the dressing room.

Funding for a permeable paver patio in front of the renovated outdoor amphitheater.

Funding to purchase a critical care ambulance to serve all of Aroostook County.

Funding for on-going training and support for outpatient medical staff.

Funding to purchase a Hologic Bone Density Scanner.

Funding for 3 new mobile bladder scanners.

Funding for training and specialty tool kits to address the unique needs of pediatric patients and their families

Funding to replace the ultrasound machine in the surgical department.

Funding to upgrade a failing 2D ultrasound machine with a 3D machine.

Funding to upgrade the organization website, including adding an online searchable collections database.

Funding to support Oxford County elementary schools in becoming trauma-informed, including a behavioral health liaison, professional development for staff, and technical assistance in developing school policies.

Funding to partner local business with students.

Funding to restore windows and a door in the original 1890 section of the Library.

Funding for a Concert with String Quartet Invoke, a Theatrical Program with the East Coast Chamber Orchestra, and a Two-concert Series with the Brentano String Quartet.

Funding for two performances of The Magic Flute in July 2019 and an exhibition in the Portland Public Library.

Funding for a new celesta.

Funding to paint and make repairs to the exterior, part of a larger project to restore the gardens of the house.

Funding for sound and backstage communications equipment.

Funding for educational materials and living expenses for 12 students participating in the rural immersion program.

Funding for the renovation of the Masonic Building located in downtown Eastport that will be purchased in March 2019.

Funding to upgrade carpet, concession area, theater acoustics, and aisle lights.

Funding to strengthen the ceiling plaster and install a catwalk and structural reinforcement brackets above the ceiling.

Funding to replace the existing electric baseboard heat in the second floor music classrooms.

Funding to complete a study of the decorative paint in the sanctuary of the Winter Street Church.

Funding to replace roof, stabilize chimney, and other maintenance projects inside the building.

Funding for a concert featuring professional musicians and student musicians from Phillips Exeter Academy and Sanford, ME schools.

Funding for the 17th Seal Bay Festival of American Chamber Music, July 10-20, 2019

Funding to replace existing c.1898 wallpaper and repair the failing plaster in the stair hall.

Funding for facility ADA accessibility upgrades and building plans.

Funding to create animations for 100 or more Passamaquoddy word phrases to use as language learning tools.

Funding to design and build a Memory Care Garden.

Funding to renovate hospital space for adult mental health services.

Funding for a laptop and Past Perfect software update.

Funding to restore the risers and treads at the entrance to the museum building and repair the granite stone wall by the stairs.

Funding for the restoration of James Means House including energy upgrades and exterior painting.

Funding for the annual themed writing and art project which includes in-school residencies, workshops, and Community Events.

Funding for a series of 12 performances including The Pedrito Martinez Group, Django by the Sea Gypsy Jazz Festival, and the Soggy Po’ Boys.

Funding for the final phase of the renovation including structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing upgrades in dwelling areas.

Funding to complete the replastering of all walls in the main hall, as well as the ceiling and walls in the portico on both floors.

Funding for the Becoming Responsible Adults ‘N Cultivating Higher Education Success program, providing academic support, career goal setting, and guidance through the entire college application process.

Funding to conserve, stabilize, and preserve the parlor's painted decorative surfaces.

Funding to purchase and install a diesel engine plus drive shaft, and propeller on the Virginia.

Funding to purchase and install sound deadening panels.

Funding to preserve and relocate the historic Alice in Wonderland Room to a replicated space in the Library's adjacent Carriage Barn.

Funding to purchase six MacBook Pro laptops with software and for class instructor salaries.

Funding for roof repairs.

Funding rebuild the south sea wall and other improvements.

Funding for the initial sign-on, configuration, and implementation of an agency-wide universally accessible and fully integrated electronic health record system.

Funding to purchase four closed captioning devices, two audio description devices, train staff, and install compatible systems.

Funding for exterior painting, carpentry, window restoration, and installation of a solar array, part of an early phase of the capitol campaign to double the building’s footprint.

Funding for Wabanaki consultants and content development for programs, curriculum, and exhibits.

Funding for a new resource center space that will include two group meeting rooms, a community/team room, two individual consult rooms, and a technology-rich reception area.

Funding for a roof replacement at the treatment facility in Calais.

Funding for the third phase of renovation including installation of the document vault and heat pumps.

Funding for a performance and related educational activities of Leonard Bernstein's Candide on Sunday, April 7, 2019.

Funding for a STEAM focused web-based educational resource for K-12 teachers and students.

Funding to continue to provide live online viewing for programs and concerts and to edit videos for archival access.

Funding to completely renovate Cleaves Hall, a dormitory for 40 students.

Funding to replace the current roof.

Funding for hardware and software to upgrade the failing flight simulator.

Funding for the last phase to complete exterior restoration of the building that began in 1993.

Funding to paint to exterior of the society’s new building.

Funding to paint the cupola, window trim, and façade.

Funding to replace 211 outdated sprinkler heads.

Funding to build a second movie screen in an adjacent retail space.

Funding to replace ¾ of the roof.

Funding for a 2-year hardware and software upgrade, which includes bringing a new mission to Mars.

Funding to restore and reinforce the bell tower of the 167-year old Meeting House.

Funding to create a marketing strategy including focus groups and developing new branding materials.

Funding to finish restoring the boathouse, including a new floor, siding, windows and doors, and painting.

Funding for re-construction, furniture, toys, curriculum, and equipment for an additional classroom.

Funding for parking, infrastructure, and new buildings and gardens.

Funding to replace brick on the front elevation.

Funding to replace the roof of their building in Biddeford.

Funding for the purchase of equipment and supplies needed for a new primary care practice.

Funding for a collaborative performance as a memorial to the people of Malaga Island who were evicted from their homes in 1912.

Funding for renovations to Peter Field’s House, the North Castine Post Office, and Timber Frame Workshop.

Funding for a statewide forum highlighting Social Determinants of Health, follow-up work-group facilitation and a reconvening meeting.

Funding to renovate interior and exterior walls.

Funding to replace temporary public bathrooms installed 30 years ago.

Funding for marine science days for schools, workshops for teachers, summer day camps for youth, and 4-day summer marine science training for teachers.

Funding to refurbish the front windows and entrance as the launch to Phase 3 of ongoing renovations.

Funding to restore two exterior walls and four brick chimneys at Comins Hall.

Funding for the removal and replacement of the roof of Memorial Hall on Peaks Island.

Funding to renovate the Bangor and Aroostook railway freight shed including siding, paint, and adding end sections, deck and access ramp.

Funding to purchase the Frances Perkins Homestead National Historic Landmark, including the 1837 Brick House and barns on 57 acres.

Funding for Phases IV and V including new sub-floor, windows, doors, insulation, clapboards, and paint.

Funding to repair drainage issues impacting arched brickwork.

Funding for Phase 3 to arrest water damage and deterioration on the exterior back wall.

Funding for a helicopter to fly materials to fix the fog signal house roof to the island.

Funding for exterior painting, repair of fallen gutters, and masonry repair behind the front door.

Funding for a new satellite system for HD broadcasts.

Funding for part of Phase 2 including restoration of the venting ball, window replacement, and repairs to the tower base.

Funding to replace one of three cardiac monitors.

Funding to upgrade the banquet hall and conference space with state-of-the-art equipment and amenities.

Funding for 5 weekly programs in 54 classrooms, 10 family programs, astronomy activity boxes, and a weeklong camp for 25 children.

Funding for equipment and software to establish a telehealth program at Portland Housing Authority’s new 58 Boyd Street apartment complex.

Funding to repair outdoor steps and replace original windows.

Funding to expand the Regional Teacher Communities (RTC) program from 4 locations to 7, provide leadership development, and engage the community to help RTCs become independent of GMRI’s funding and logistical support.

Funding to replace the archival wing of the Martin Kinsley House Museum, phase 1 of 3.

Funding for two commissioned pieces to be played at the June 2018 Concert Series.

Funding for furniture, equipment, and supplies for the newly constructed Kaneb Center.

Funding to replace the 30 year old stair lift.

Funding for plaster repairs and painting inside the Meetinghouse.

Funding for the installation of a glass door on the Dorothy Alfond exhibit hall at the Michael Klahr Center.

Funding for a pilot story-based early literacy program working with Pre-K-2nd graders in three Washington County schools.

Funding for supports to at-risk youth grades 6-8 in five schools in Cumberland and York Counties.

Funding to build a new barn and lean-to and expand parking.

Funding to develop Maine’s fifth Clubhouse, a vocational rehabilitation program.

Funding to purchase and renovate a new location for the center.

Funding for emergency replacement of the Pan X-Ray machine, complementary X-Ray sensors, furniture, computers, and software.

Funding for an Educator-in-Residence to work with 7th and 8th graders at King Middle School during the months of January, February, and March 2019.

Funding to outfit four new practice studios with furnishings, sound proofing, and air conditioners.

Funding to purchase two digital x-ray sensors and clinical supplies to expand the dental program from 24 to 28 hours per week.

Funding for installation of a catwalk, new lighting, new concession area, and interior and exterior renovations.

Funding to increase a part-time employee's fall/winter hours to liaise with students, tutors, and families and to purchase necessary teaching supplies.

Funding to purchase four new computers.

Funding to paint the 1798 historic structure's steeple.

Funding to provide professional development to teachers to integrate the arts into non-arts classrooms at Eastport Elementary School.

Funding to purchase an Anatomage Digital Dissection table.

Funding to provide dental services to low-income children ages 4-18 in 30 Central and Western Maine schools.

Funding to improve access to reproductive health care for opioid dependent and other high-risk women.

Funding to build a boardwalk, upgrade two outhouses, and repair hovel roof.

Funding to create an exhibition and educational curriculum that explores Wabanaki history in Maine.

Funding to restore the oldest Maine-built wooden fishing schooner.

Funding to build teams of teachers and student leaders in 10 rural schools to co-design experiential STEM units, including creating a “Designing Experiential STEM” guide, professional support, and a student summit.

Funding to add 128 single, private rooms, 19 universal procedure rooms, a larger helipad, and increased parking.

Funding to renovate a duplex as part of the Strathglass Park Neighborhood Rehabilitation Program in Rumford.

Funding to upgrade software and hardware, overhaul the website, and help extend staffing capacity expansion through 2019.

Funding for students, ages 12-18, to accompany The Ghost of Paul Revere on stage on a 9-day tour from Maine to Virginia.

Funding for telehealth kiosk equipment, educational materials, and initial project outreach.

Funding to replace floor joists, grade soil, and add crushed stone.

Funding for new stairs, outdoor flooring, repair of fencing, shade canopy, and hardscaping features.

Funding for a free group music class for 3 to 5 year-olds and their caretakers.

Funding to expand the hours of the HOME Team in Portland and add psychiatric health screening and treatment through a collaboration with Mercy Portland Internal Medicine.

Funding for to renovate the 9,000-square foot library.

Funding for a 12’x12’ addition for an ice harvesting display.

Funding for the post-production for a documentary film about sunken steamboats in Moosehead Lake.

Funding to renovate a four bedroom home on at Opportunity Farm to provide residential and educational services for up to 6 children.

Funding to build a commercial kitchen as part of renovations to the former St. Andre's Church in Biddeford for a second location to open July 2020.

Funding for 5 full-scale productions and 4 staged readings in 2018-2019.

Funding for an outdoor music series, adult art classes, and outdoor stage platform.

Funding for the renovation of the current library into a state-of-the-art Learning Commons.

Funding to replace aging equipment across four RehabWorks outpatient therapy clinics.

Funding to purchase 40 tablets for direct service staff.

Funding to pilot the addition of an 8 hour per week Navigator who will assist patients in applying for MaineCare and free care at Mid Coast Hospital.

Funding to underwrite program costs for 50 “Olympia’s Leaders”.

Funding to install an air conditioning system and a supplemental, energy-efficient heating system.

Funding for exterior restoration of The Joshua L. Chamberlain Museum including painting and repair and replacement of siding, wood trim, and columns.

Funding for a new 40,000 square foot patient health center which will support a patient-centered medical home healthcare model, housing primary, pediatric and behavioral health care teams.

Funding to purchase and install telemedicine equipment in 3 skilled nursing or long term care facilities.

Funding to provide two full-day trainings, a parent session, and multiple follow-up classroom-based coaching sessions focused on managing intensely challenging behavior.

Funding for free public screenings of documentary films followed by facilitated panel discussions about the opioid crisis.

Funding to repair the second floor porch and stairs of All Souls Building and overhead cement work on the Maine State Building.

Funding to replace fifteen-year-old Marley in one smaller studio and the portable flooring that travels with the company.

Funding to expand Rally Portland, PCS's college pathway program, from 12 students to 20 students in 2019.

Funding for an exhibition in 2019 exploring Maine’s Haystack Mountain School of Crafts.

Funding to replace Mainstage Theater lights with LED fixtures.

Funding to install vinyl siding and resurface the parking lot.

Funding for stipends and housing for an education intern and a curatorial and collections intern.

Funding for the collaborative design and year-one implementation of the Maine Forest Collaborative (MFC), focused on students working with forest economies.

Funding for renovations to provide a 21st Century learning and training environment for Nursing majors.

Funding for seven community outreach concerts.

Funding for three programs for children and teens including creating podcasts, theater productions, and a teen magazine.

Funding to restore or replace 16 windows.

Funding for 8 performances of the musical “Mesmerized” in May 2019.

Funding for 5 programs for older adults to reduce risks of falls and manage chronic pain and conditions.

Funding to expand the 60-hour Teacher Certification professional development program, training 15 educators at partner schools statewide.

Funding to purchase 40 Electronic Health Record-enabled 2-in-1 laptops for clinicians and care managers in Outpatient Counseling programs including Behavioral Health Homes and Functional Family Therapy.

Funding to replace bin type shelves with 3 foot high book shelves.

Funding for the final structural work on the home including repairing window sills and water damage on the walls.

Funding for a week long, no-cost, dental clinic in Machias in collaboration with New York University.

Funding for 5 interactive white boards for educational classrooms.

Funding for Phase 1 to renovate the north and south sides of the building including replacing and upgrading windows, doors, insulation, and siding.

Funding to complete the final designs for garden projects and adding a perimeter fence.

Funding to offer mental health and other support to Head Start families.

Funding for renovations to the new building to create a STEAM Innovation Center.

Funding to renovate the existing Linnell Gymnasium and add a 40,000 square foot field house.

Funding for public and staff furniture, including standing desks, chairs, and sofas.

Funding for room darkening window treatments, outdoor signage and exterior painting.

Funding to build a new library.

Funding to integrate a comprehensive mentoring program into Oceanside High School in Rockland to support up to 160 at-risk students.

Funding to renovate a room in the library for teens including furnishings, painting, computers, a TV, and books.

Funding to update the outdoor space, provide new classroom materials, add professional development opportunities, and begin the visioning process for a new center.

Funding to create a Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) training center.

Funding for a one-day workshop for librarians providing instruction on delivery of information literacy to undergraduate students.

Funding for the Youth and Community Engagement team at the Muskie School

Funding to digitalize catalogue and properly store historical items.

Funding for Phase 1, including external and internal repairs.

Funding to purchase and install air conditioning in the Bryant Community Room.

Funding to build the Waterville Downtown Arts Center, in partnership with Colby College.

Funding for financial aid for High School students to attend this 24 day program in the Gulf of Maine.

Funding for a new panoramic x-ray for the Dental Center

Funding for painted steel fencing.

Funding to purchase 337 Cumberland Avenue, the only property that abuts the current YFO facility.

Funding for an afterschool arts program, engaging girls ages 8-18 in Greater Portland in an arts curriculum (theater, visual and culinary) twice a week throughout the school year.

Funding to expand this monthly series, adding 1-2 shows in addition to the 2 regularly scheduled performances.

Funding for an immersive dance theater production in Portland and Prospect Maine.

Funding to structure and implement SBIRT (Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment) to screen all adolescents for risk of developing a substance use disorder.

Funding for two refrigerators and a freezer for the new blood processing center to be built in Augusta.

Funding to replace three 10 year old power stretchers.

Funding for new digital radiography equipment (Phase I of a 3 phase project to upgrade imaging services)

Funding to replace the roof, build a new deck, and put in new entrance roofs.

Funding to purchase 10 laptops and related software for a mobile lab supporting programming with 4th-12th graders.

Funding to implement 3 Teen Trendsetters programs in Southern Maine for the 17-18 school year, serving 90 1st and 2nd graders mentored by 45 middle and high school students.

Funding to have electricity installed in the new Cold Storage Building.

Funding for _Big Readers_ a new program proving reading support to Second graders in South Portland by matching them with employees of Dead River Company.

Funding to purchase a new ultrasound machine for the Emergency Department.

Funding to expand Artisan Days, which engage visitors directly with modern artists from Maine.

Funding for educational afterschool and summer programs, including Power Hour, First Robotics, Brain Gain: Read!, Debate Team etc.

Funding to rebuild the supporting structure under the floor and the uphill wall of the Temperance Hall at Narramissic in South Bridgton.

Funding for renovations to expand into a second room.

Funding for the second floor reconfiguration to add a meeting room/business center including new furniture and audio/visual equipment. Part of a multi-year, $5,000,000 campaign.

Funding for repairs to the 1780s Conway House roof and the roof of the Museum.

Funding for nutritional education programming and increased opportunities for cancer patients to receive complementary therapies such as acupuncture, massage, and meditation.

Funding to purchase a telemetry monitoring system, crash carts, and to train staff.

Funding to expand CMH DDP, an evidence-based lifestyle change program to help those at high risk prevent or delay type 2 diabetes.

Funding to provide Missions, Exploration Labs, and WeDo LEGO Robotics Engineering programs to schools who would not be able to afford to participate.

Funding for a new boiler, LED lights, reconfiguration of air circulation, and replacement of the attic blower fan.

Funding for the design and construction of a new museum at Thompson_s Point.

Funding to expand to a 4-year option and implement a model of family support.

Funding for lighting for outdoor summer events in Wales Park, Belfast.

Funding to complete the siding of the east and west exterior walls.

Funding for a dental air compressor for the Biddeford Center and six hygiene systems for the Lewiston, Rumford and Farmington Centers.

Funding to construct an addition and upgrade the energy efficiency of the current building.

Funding for weekly dance classes and monthly dances for children, teens, and their families on Cottage Street in Norway, ME.

Funding for Leaps of Imagination programming for school students at the Library, including program costs, new tables, chairs, and shelving.

Funding to provide teacher workshops, school-based youth mini-camps and equipment rentals.

Funding for Phase 2 of EMMC_s capitol campaign, focused on modernizing cardiovascular and surgical services.

Funding for Phase I - to repair and restore interior stone piers, roof framing, and exterior trim.

Funding for the 12-week Children_s Chorus program, bringing together 50 local children to work with professional conductors.

Funding for the 10th season which includes 5 fully-staged productions.

Funding for an exhibit of Nevelson_s black and white sculptures in combination with Guerrero_s black and white photographs of the same period that connect her work with her home and studio.

Funding for artist fees and marketing for over 125 free public arts events from May to October 2017.

Funding to refurbish the Doe Hall Girls_ side portico and replace the non-functioning heating system

Funding for a new entrance that provides handicapped accessibility for the recently donated building adjacent to the Soldier Memorial Library.

Funding for renovation and reconstruction of the current dining hall and student union.

Funding for the _metal project_ including replacement of an aging fire escape and rehabilitation of the garden_s iron fence. This is a piece of a broader $416,000 renovation project.

Funding for stabilization and predevelopment planning for rehabilitation of block of historic buildings circa 1850 in downtown Gardiner.

Funding for site preparation, water/septic/sewer, and excavation. Phase 4 of a 7 phase project to build a new theater.

Funding to strengthen reading and comprehension for Native American children in Maine.

Funding for a new roof, insulation and repairs to the lift.

Funding to assess current use, refresh current exhibits and incorporate new objects and educational panels.

Funding to support foundation stabilization, part of Phase 3 of a 4 Phase project.

Funding to create one large studio on the ground floor (Phase 2) that will create the foundation for the addition of 21 second floor studios (Phase 3).

Funding to replace the leaking south roof and repair damage caused by the leaks.

Funding for a new building for programming, exhibition, education, and community gatherings.

Funding for furnishings and improvements in patient rooms, public spaces, and throughout the facility.

Funding for expanded services and education, training, and outreach efforts.

Funding to support modifications to existing infrastructure to meet fire safety requirements.

Funding for year 3 of a 3 year pilot, supporting middle and high school students in examining underlying social, ethical, and environmental problems, developing solutions, assessing impact of their solutions, and presenting at a public summit.

Support for the Collaborative Aquaculture Project for Education, which trains sixty-three K-12 island and coastal school teachers and 500 students in 30 Maine schools to implement aquaculture education programing in their classrooms and in coastal waters.

Funding for education and resources for high school teachers to implement 21st century genetics curricula.

Funding to replace the foundation of the Museum Building.

Funding for technology equipment and furnishings for the new technology center, part of a capitol campaign to upgrade the main building, expand the campus and increase the endowment.

Funding to renovate the Hall_s main stage, part of a larger historic rehabilitation project to create a 400-seat theater.

Funding for three newly revised expeditionary and experiential JA curriculums at 46 pilot project classes for 869 elementary school students.

Multi-year funding to enhance the College Access Program, expand the Transitions and Success work, increase staff presence in Maine and complete a research study.

Funding to restore 14 exterior windows.

Funding for a remediation project that entails repointing all the granite block and all exterior brickwork of the jailer_s house.

Funding for the construction of a 2 ½ story health center on the Miles Campus to accommodate a Patient-Centered Medical Home, a new model of care.

Funding to further develop the family literacy program including 1:1 tutors for adults, books and educational materials for their children, and events for both parent and child.

Support to expand and update to the existing 200 year old building.

Funding to relocate and restore the Brine Shed.

Funding for 20 live performances for children aged 0-12 and their families.

Funding to support and develop an art instillation in Westbrook in 2017.

Funding to support major renovations of two campus buildings.

Funding for classroom renovations, purchase of technology and creation of an outdoor learning space to introduce STEAM to children aged 3-5.

Funding to construct an Educational Support Center on the Freeport Campus.

Funding for science outreach programming for grades 3-8.

Funding to purchase shelves for archival storage of historical books and records.

Funding to develop inter-school project based STEM activities for 20 teachers at three rural schools.

Funding to replace old computer equipment and purchase more current technology.

Funding for the second Phase of the Fore River project including a new building and additional parking. The results of this phase will be the closure of the State Street Campus.

Funding for nursing and occupational therapy for low income elders, which will be combined with home modification services.

Funding for Lise de la Salle's performance fee for two performances in Topsham and Lewiston.

Funding for equipment and repairs to restore the Little Theater

Funding for Phase 1 of a 4 Phase project to preserve, protect and present the collection of antique transit vehicles.

Funding to update presentation equipment for small venues, outdoor venues, and their Alamo Theater.

Funding for insulation, plaster repair, heating pump, and lighting fixtures on the second floor as well as shelving for basement and a handicap access ramp for the meeting room.

Funding for Phase 2, including window restoration and repair and painting the external siding.

Funding to finalize the strategic plan and conduct a feasibility study for a capital campaign to complete Phase 4 - remaining structural and interior work.

Funding for a summer workshop for history teachers grades 6-12 that also includes a website of teacher-generated lesson plans and artifact kits for classroom use.

Funding to replace antiquated stage lighting with a new LED system.

Funding for performing opportunities to students on the Blue Hill Peninsula and Deer Island through three programs across four schools for students K-8.

Funding for travel and performance fees for 4 noted soloists for the November 2017 performance.

Funding to repair windows and front door, fabricate screens, replace foundation skirting, and paint exterior of the Old Town House.

Funding to renovate the newly acquired neighboring abandoned church to create a community center for the residents of Paris.

Funding to expand to provide mental health services specifically to children with disabilities and a co-morbid mental health disorder.

Funding to make the library more accessible including parking and other exterior modifications and construction of an elevator wing.

Funding for the commission and presentation of three major new works and increased community engagement.

Funding for two performances of Verdi_s La traviata (July 26-28, 2017) as well as enrichment programs for teens, the deaf and hard of hearing, and cultural organizations.

Funding for shelving, seating, tables, and desks as part of the renovation of the Peaks Island Library.

Funding to design, implement, and launch a new website in 2018.

Funding for safety equipment and training for flying effects and period costumes for the production of Mary Poppins (June 23-August 20, 2017)

Funding for living expenses for 12 students participating in the rural immersion program.

Funding to waterproof and finish the basement, part of a broad improvement project.

Funding for building repairs, updated interior and exterior exhibits and new signage.

Funding for two pieces of PT equipment, a mechanical traction/inversion table and an Upper Body Ergometer.

Funding to remove two columns in the middle of the performance space, replace flooring and purchase more appropriate and longer lasting materials for the dance program.

Funding for two performances as part of the Salt Bay Chamberfest_s 23rd Season in August 2017.

Funding to purchase two new computers, additional software and technology upgrades.

Funding to install a new furnace in the main theater, including upgrades to the electrical system and improvement of ceiling fans.

General support for the annual festival, July 13-21, 2017.

Funding for classes offered four times a week year round at a permanent art studio at the Portland headquarters.

Funding to relocate the library building to a newly purchased property, add a modular classroom and add new construction for bathrooms and additional space.

Funding to replace the four columns at the front entry and upgrade the basement bulkhead.

Funding to complete renovation project _ Phases 3-6.

Funding for the renovation and expansion of the child and adolescent behavioral and mental health facilities. (Phase 1 of a 3 phase, $12 million project)

Funding to replace the furnace, take down the chimney, create a ADA compliant bathroom and build a new floor (phases 1 and 2 of a 3 phased project).

Funding to support the design and installation of the new _Vice_ exhibit scheduled for the 2018 season.

Funding for website redesign, educational programming, creation of a Digital Field Trip Program and building renovations.

Funding for a pilot program for children to conduct ecological, arboreal and animal studies, creating resources for other Maine teachers to create outdoor science classrooms of their own.

Funding to expand outreach to a broader demographic and build infrastructure in advancement and admissions activities.

Funding for an undergraduate student intern.

Funding for four new projectors and four new classroom laptops.

Funding to renovate the recently donated Tamarack Place facility and upgrade bathrooms in the Monteux Cabins.

Funding toward the restoration of the front tower, phase 2 of a 4 phase project.

Funding for two-week SpARCs bridge camp for disadvantaged Maine youth in grades 7, 8, and 9.

Funding for the annual themed writing and art project which includes after-school programs, in-school residencies, programs for English language learners, and a published anthology.

Funding to mitigate the extensive moisture problem at the Farmhouse Museum.

Funding for digital tablet podiums and a video security system.

Funding for a 770 sq. foot addition and alterations and energy upgrade to the existing structure.

Funding to renovate the Pre-K classroom, build 4 new classrooms for grades 1-5, expand exits, relocate play space, and integrate fa

Funding for family literacy sessions at all Midcoast Maine Community Action Head Start Centers.

Funding for Phase 1 of renovations to the Digital Sciences Academy_s new home at 1075 Forest Avenue in Portland.

Funding to increase the number of childcare programs in Maine working towards national accreditation.

Funding to conserve original 1855-1860 painted finished on the walls and ceilings of the Reception Room.

Funding for equipment for the Smart Classroom initiative, bringing distance learning to clinical providers to create a standard of practice and allow clinicians to share knowledge.

Funding for after-school and summer arts programs, school fieldtrips for students and professional development for teachers, community art events, and deepening partnerships with other youth serving organizations.

Funding for the final design and construction of a new studio. Phase 2 of a 4 Phase, $10 million project.

Funding for 43 new computers and a new video security system.

Funding to update the stage lighting system in the 100-year-old Watts Hall.

General funding for the Passages and Residential programs based at Opportunity Farm, focused on academic and life skills for high school aged at-risk youth and teen parents.

Funding for a 3,350 foot addition and renovation of existing space.

Funding to replace the foundation on the village Church (Phase 1 of a 3 phase project)

Funding to replace exterior staircase with a fire escape, remove exterior door, replace window, install an attic floor, and create a racking system to store art.

Funding to expand arts programming to include off-site programs for at-risk youth and senior citizens and to continue to broaden preschool, afterschool, and summer programs for all ages.

Funding for final planning and design phase of project. Part of an $8.8million capital campaign.

Funding for electrical work, attic insulation, interior and exterior painting, stone retaining wall repairs, window rehabilitation, and carpet replacement.

Funding to install new windows, doors and exterior shingles to renovate this formerly derelict lifesaving station.

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 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.

To underwrite new windows for a project which will renovate the 1895 historic standpipe in Castine, ME into an early childhood learning center.

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 restore and expand the historic Colonial Theatre in Augusta, ME, into a multi-purpose cultural venue for the arts.

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.

Support for Phase II master planning of a four-phase campaign to create a sustainable residential environmental learning center at River Bend Farm in Saco, ME.

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 for the first phase of Lincoln Park's rehabilitation: complete restoration of the 1871 fountain, part of Portland's public art collection.

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.

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 for the construction of an environmentally friendly staff house for meeting space, planning space, shared meal times and respite.

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.

Support to purchase 3D digital radiography equipment to increase effectiveness of mammograms and breast screening.

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.

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 renovate and preserve the 1906 Carnegie Library on the Good Will-Hinckley campus into Maine's first interactive STEM technology museum.

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

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 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.

Support to relocate and upgrade the young adult space and adjacent reference room to meet increased demand by teen patrons.

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.

Support for capital improvements to the newly purchased building, including electrical upgrades and fixture replacement, improvements to the exterior facade, and public space and acoustic treatments.

Funding to build additional classrooms, a gross motor therapy room, a private meeting space and handicapped bathrooms to serve more children in need of early intervention services.

Support for extensive interior and exterior repairs to the lighthouse, including repair of a water leak and the resulting water damage, and producing historically accurate replica windows.

Support to purchase state-of-the-art 3D mammography technology for the Regional Breast Care Center which serves female patients in northern and eastern Maine.

To purchase mobile wooden bookshelves to allow flexible use of library space for community programming, and to sand and paint the floor.

Support to re-glaze and repaint 21 historic windows as part of the larger ongoing moisture mitigation project at the Tate House Museum.

Support for the second annual, 3-day Django by the Sea Gypsy Jazz Festival, featuring perfomances by five nationally and internationally acclaimed musical artists and free jam sessions open to the public.

Funding for a program providing housing, academic coaching and life skills education to homeless youth or youth who have aged out of foster care while they pursue higher education.

Support to install new metal roofing on the Carriage House building.

Support to create a year-round formal mentoring program for 10-15 at-risk middle school youth using shared recreational interests to promote youth engagement and academic achievement.

Funding to finish the first floor, build and install doors and windows, and build the ramps of the new barn.

Support for Phase II renovations at Toad Hall: upgrades to the Carriage House building and construction of an external egress stair tower.

Support to renovate the second floors of the historic Farwell's Store and Mill in Thorndike, ME into six artisan studio spaces for year-round use.

Support to revitalize the non-fiction collection and expand offerings to include Blu-ray/DVD, streaming media and other software.

Support to stabilize the historic Eastbrook Town House building with a new foundation, sub-flooring repairs, and roofing replacement.

Support to construct a bandstand in the Thomaston Green Park for public concerts, community events, outdoor movies and art performances.

Funding to provide expeditionary learning programming to 80 middle school students in Knox County, and to use Harvard/McLean's PEAR assessment to track program results.

Support to purchase two Go-Pro cameras and accessories, educational materials and diversified coral fragments to expand Coral Wet Lab research opportunities for students.

Funding to expand the UMaine Center on Aging's intergenerational early childhood literacy program from 7 to 11 participating sites throughout Maine.

Support to purchase two cardiac monitor/defibrillators and upgraded cell phone technology for emergency responders operating in remote areas.

Funding to purchase white oak timbers, 52 hackmatack tree knees and hardware to construct the deck support system for Maine's First Ship.

Two-year support for a program providing nursing care and other critical supports at or before birth to babies born prematurely or with other medical challenges in Washington County.

Support for the renovation of a second floor conference room to improve safety and meet Maine State Fire Code.

Funding to underwrite a women's choral concert and discussion to build support and community among those affected by cancer.

Support to relocate the preschool for autistic children from Oakland to Waterville, which will double its capacity and allow delivery of enhanced, early clinical interventions for children.

Support to provide psychiatric services to shelter residents including diagnostic evaluations, clinical treatment, medications, and links to further medical treatment.

Support for their year-long afterschool arts and mentoring program for girls ages 7-18 in Greater Portland.

Support to purchase sound baffling equipment for the Maine Playwrights Festival.

Support for the purchase, outfitting and operation of a new Bloodmobile.

Support to update equipment with the purchase of dialysis chairs and a hemodialysis machine.

Support to provide art therapy programs for low-income youth.

Support to purchase a modular classroom to provide specialized therapy to children who have suffered severe trauma and abuse.

Support to renovate the shop building and create space for offices and public programs.

Support to produce a full-length performance of Sleeping Beauty.

Support for an exhibition of contemporary photography featuring interrelationships between the human and natural worlds.

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. 1/25/16 Condition met, payment released. LMS

Support for a matching gift challenge to provide music education scholarships and to underwrite the free public music programs.

Support for 10 high school teachers to participate in the four-day science immersion program which includes a curricular tool kit to improve ocean science education in their classrooms.

Support to purchase a full-size adult mannequin for their clinical staff training program.

Support for an African art exhibit demonstrating how relationships with the land have defined the country, including work from the 19th and 20th century.

Support to purchase new recording, ticketing and performance equipment.

Support to develop skill content for a statewide learning program that recognizes accomplishments beyond the classroom with a digital badging portfolio.

Support to renovate and insulate the windows of the 1913 library building, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

To train 10 preschool teachers in delivery of a therapeutic, nature-based learning curriculum specifically designed for preschool children at risk of reading failure.

Support for sign-up and annual fees to join the Maine InfoNet Download Library and provide e-books to patrons.

Support for the 2015 film festival themed on environmental issues, which includes a daylong summit, statewide screening tours and special events.

Support for their wellness programs, which include movement, nutrition and mental wellbeing classes.

Funding to purchase a ScanPro2000 and historical figure standees.

Support to purchase sound system equipment for their newly constructed outdoor amphitheater.

Support to incorporate digital fabrication into the school's curriculum by acquiring a ShopBot CNC milling machine.

Support to underwrite the cost of bringing the STEM space program to schools throughout Maine.

Support to improve library climate control through exterior wall repair, repair or replacement of damaged windows, and installation of a heat pump (6/2/16: REALLOCATED to vapor barrier and insulation work, window repair and reshingling. RB approved. KD).

Support to purchase e-books and e-readers for their patrons.

Support to restore the 1898 train station for use as an information center and museum.

Support to provide each student with an iPad and shift to student-centered education using upgraded digital technology.

A pilot project that will organize community partners to create integrated experiential programming for the K-12 Wiscasset school system.

To purchase High Scope literacy materials for 21 early childhood education classrooms in Washington and Hancock counties.

Support to stabilize and restore Squirrel Point Light, one of four navigational aids along the Kennebec River's 11-mile stretch from the Atlantic to Bath, Maine.

Support to hire faculty and develop curriculum to add a third year of programs to the alternative high school.

Support for the youth job-skills program which teaches how to build a business through the hands-on process of reconditioning bikes for the community.

Support to establish a fully-equipped surgical suite in the new dental health center to provide specialty care for adult patients with complex needs.

Support to transition the library catalogue to digital format.

Funding for training, equipment, and software for the Compass Project program, which will provide Design/Build classes for youth at Thornton Academy.

Support to underwrite the production costs to create three collaborative theater performances.

Support to create an exhibition of the 1960s artist and printmaker, Donald Saff.

Support for an adult theater production, a community choral group, and increased theater activities in their summer camp and afterschool programs.

Support for equipment to create a musical theater rendition of The Little Match Girl Passion using puppetry, actors, and projected film.

Support for a feasibility study to purchase the 1837 Perkins Homestead.

Support to coordinate over 70 free public art events and activities in Portland's Congress Square Park from May through October.

Support for the next phase of restoring Doe Hall, a national historic landmark, through work on the right front portico.

Funding to renovate the design and landscape of the Jacob Cousins Memorial which commemorates the first Jewish soldier to perish in World War I.

Funding for audio, video, and web technology upgrades to expand the organization's educational and outreach efforts.

Support to purchase and install vinyl siding as a permanent solution to maintaining the theater's exterior.

Support to produce the regional theater premiere of "Act One," the most ambitious play presented in the theater's history.

Support to install wide area network internet technology to connect each of its four clinical sites.

Support to train high school teachers and students in digital fabrication techniques through MIT's distance graduate program.

Support for facility improvements, including painting and new signage.

Funding to complete restoration of the Meeting House windows.

Support to digitize 300 newspaper editions and preserve an antique civil war uniform and accessories.

Support to analyze and interpret patient data, and develop a business plan to increase access to hospice care for underserved patients in Southern Maine.

Support to purchase a coagulation analyzer for Houlton Regional Hospital.

Support to develop an aquaculture curriculum for Maine island and coastal elementary, middle and high school students (STEM).

A pilot project working with middle-school teachers in two Washington County schools to develop literary curriculum aligned with Common Core.

Support to collect tumor samples and create patient-derived mouse models to test new chemotherapies.

Support to deliver work readiness, financial literacy and entrepreneurship training to students at Scarborough Middle School.

Support for Phase One: to renovate and move the clinic into a new and larger building.

Support for three chamber music performances chronologically illustrating cultural eras from Baroque to contemporary.

Support for the college preparatory program for low-income and first-generation high school students in Southern Maine.

Support for medical equipment to transform the new aircrafts into flying hospitals.

Support to purchase the equipment and furniture necessary for accreditation by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).

Support to create primary school educational programs about rural life in Maine between 1760-1860.

Funding to support the second and third year of a collaborative community paramedicine pilot in Lincoln County.

Support to develop and implement a family literacy tutor training program. 10/21/15: REALLOCATION of $1,700 from professional development to radio advertising and office coordinator hours. KD

Funding to paint the exterior of the 1839 historic Kimball-Stanford House.

Support to purchase an ultrasound machine, provide staff training, and conduct outreach.

Support to mark the theatre's 30th season with a marketing campaign to broaden their audience.

A collaborative effort to bring the piano and percussion duo Synchronicity to Maine for concerts and school activities in Franklin and Oxford Counties.

Support for the year-round afterschool and summer education programs benefitting middle and high school aged youth in the Bethel area.

Support to expand the 4th-9th grade pilot agricultural science program to 4-H Learning Centers and their regional school systems.

Support to train 1st-3rd grade teachers to recognize and address student reading deficiencies.

Program development and scholarship support for their STEM-based afterschool, summer and vacation programs.

Funding to make repairs and improvements to the saw mill museum structure.

Funding to renovate the historic 1882 Central Hall building into an Adult Day Service Center.

Support to create an exhibit of 19th-century hand-painted banners, each representing a trade or craft commissioned by the Maine Charitable Mechanic Association.

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

Support to develop an architectural master plan to guide future renovations.

Support to offer scholarships to immigrant and economically disadvantaged middle and high school students in Maine.

Support to design and install a permanent exhibit about the Maine lobstering industry.

Support to implement a two-month professional development program for teachers of afterschool STEM programs.

Support for a program which identifies, markets and sells historically significant properties to new owners who agree to preserve and rehabilitate them.

Support to purchase laptops for the computer science and engineering robotics programs.

Support to expand the for-credit American history program for high school students in Waldo County.

Support to underwrite the cost of performances which reflect the diversity in their neighborhood and audiences.

Support to purchase dental equipment for the oral health expansion project, a partnership effort with PenBay and Waldo General Hospitals.

Support to expand the summer performances by adding a 4th musical and up to 30 additional students.

Support to begin rehabilitating the second floor of the building.

Support to lower the cost of the summer hemophilia camp for children with bleeding disorders and their families.

Funding for equipment, technology and professional development to establish an Innovation Lab for grades 1-12 which will integrate STEM and the arts into the curriculum.

Support to provide 12 preschool teachers with professional development, coaching, and resource books to teach language and phonology in the classroom.

Support to conduct an organizational and strategic planning assessment in preparation for an expansion of services.

Support to replace the flagpole, repair signs, and host a lecture series.

Support to preserve a rare set of 18th century American embroidered bed hangings and create a permanent installation for them in the museum's gallery.

Support for the artist residency program to provide K-12 teachers with professional development in STEM learning through the arts.

Funding for the instrumentalists of the Maine Chamber Ensemble.

Support to renovate the 1905 Old Town House's new addition with electrical, plumbing, well and septic systems (listed on the National Register of Historic Places).

Support to implement Electronic Health Records (EHR) to provide real-time access for mobile crisis workers and other community-based service providers.

Support to pave the Library's driveway and parking lot.

Support to invite three Maine composers to submit new works which will be premiered during the Spring Concert Series.

Support to purchase assistive technology devices, including iPads and Apple TV's, as part of their renovation capital campaign.

Support to purchase and install new lighting for the museum interior.

Support to increase staff and expand the K-5th grade speech and language program.

Support to provide music instruction to youth ages 8-18 at the Mayo Street Arts Center.

Support to install an air-conditioning system for the theater space.

Support to reinstall the collection, revitalize the galleries, and develop an online and digital catalogue.

Support for the 2015 summer opera festival, which includes one opera concert and an expanded young artist program.

Support to present a month-long schedule of collaborative programming, events and exhibits centered on William Shakespeare's First Folio.

Support for education programming which serves over 9,500 K-12 public school students in the Greater Portland area.

Support to repair the Steinway piano, which is co-owned with Portland Ovations.

Support to purchase children's constumes for the Festival's musical performances.

Funding to renovate the projection room into a multi-purpose space with up-to-date light, sound and projection equipment.

Support to build a monument of the historic 19th century Rangeley Boat.

Funding to resolve moisture issues and rebuild the floor substructure of the Readfield Union Meeting House, which is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Support to update the exhibit, create an in-school traveling history curriculum, and continue the internship program.

Support for the commissioning, development and production of The Restoration, a new play written for the Saco River Theater.

Support to purchase a hydraulic lift stretcher to transfer patients in and out of the ambulance.

Support for their 2015 music education programs held during the summer festival.

Funding to upgrade to a digital lighting system with cyclorama, which would allow more precise lighting control and the use of special effects.

Support for renovations to their existing building and construction of a new building to accommodate a middle school curriculum.

Support to underwrite a concert at the Merrill Auditorium featuring the music of Ola Gjeilo and the photography of Peter Ralston.

Support for their annual chamber music festival.

Support for a statewide initative to bring native culture to audiences through performance arts.

Support to provide therapeutic art programs to adults with mental illness.

Support for their k-4th grade summer literacy camps.

Support to provide drama-based literacy curriculum for grades 4-8 in five Southern Maine schools.

Support to construct a new foundation and raise the building onto the piers.

Funding to pilot sensory rooms at six school locations with the goal of reducing behavioral escalations and improving learning outcomes.

Support for the design and installation of a permanent exhibit on the maritime history of Portsmouth during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Support to renovate the exterior of the 1800s building with new clapboards, windows, and painting.

Support for the week-long oral health clinic conducted in partnership with New York University College of Dentristy in Machias.

Support to double the number of patrons by digitizing the visitation system and educational outreach material, and developing special programs.

Start-up support for furnishings and the first year of programming at the new rehabilitation center for the blind and visually impaired.

Support to purchase Computer Numeric Control equipment to teach students how to use computer-based machining in the boat building industry.

Strategic planning support to enhance academic leadership, student enrollment and facility improvements.

Support for artist fees and production costs associated with their community outreach programs.

To continue the teacher coaching program that improves the quality of teaching and provides a system of professional development for Head Start teachers.

Support to renovate the kitchen and provide language learning through culinary activities.

Support to underwrite the cost of bringing live theater to youth through in-school matinees and subsidized tickets.

Support for the 2015-2016 Anthology, a themed writing and art project engaging approximately 1,500 students throughout the year.

Support to perform energy efficiency and accessibility renovations, and to expand the existing space by 1,100 sq. feet to accomodate educational, arts and cultural programming for youth.

Support to restore the floors in the great hall, vestibule and stairwell of the 1909 Oddfellow's Hall.

Support for library renovations to increase space functionality, staff efficiencies, and capacity for cultural and thematic programming.

Support for a capital campaign to double their space, including a large multi-purpose room, new rooms for middle and high school programs, an improved college and career center and a secure main entrance and lobby.

Support to install new flooring, a component of the basement renovation project to construct two bathrooms, a staff kitchenette, geneaology room, meeting room and computer area.

Funding for initial salaries, curriculum development and implementation of a program which will work with the parents of 28 special needs children in the Bangor area to prevent child abuse and neglect.

Funding for event-related expenses, performance fees, and artist stipends to host the 8th annual Native American Summer Market.

Support to develop engineering documents to guide workers through all subsequent phases of the historic restoration project.

Support to repair and paint the exterior siding, trim, doors and metal roof of the 1888 Vienna Union Hall.

Support for the Youth & Family Outreach Arts program.

Support for a survey, master site plan and engineering assessment to determine expanded classroom and community space locations.

General support for the alternative high school programs for at-risk youth and teen parents.

Support to restore the 1930's library building back to the architect's original intent and update with energy efficiencies.

Support to restore the windows, reshingle the roof, and repaint the 150-year-old meeting house.

Support to renovate a donated building into a children's museum through exterior improvements and modernized heating and cooling systems.

Support to purchase, renovate and furnish a building to create a larger space and better location for the library.

Support to continue their afterschool and summer arts programs for students in grades 1-12.