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)