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A launch party for 'The LearningWorks YouthBuild Cookbook' raised $50,000 for the Portland nonprofit. -
Margo Walsh created the organization that helps people find work despite employment barriers.
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The art auction at the museum and theater's new Thompson's Point location raised money for membership scholarships.
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Maine Historical Society gave its Maine History Maker Award to Severin Beliveau and Harold Pachios of Preti Flaherty.
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The arts organization's first in-person fundraiser since the start of the pandemic featured dance, music and food from around the world.
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Coffee By Design hosted members of the International Women's Coffee Alliance last month.
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The party at One Longfellow Square served as a fundraiser for the nonprofit's residency program for artists of color from around the world.
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An opening reception for 'Rumpus' was held on April 1 in Biddeford.
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Hosted by Alliance Francaise du Maine, the event featured the stars of a documentary about two Mainers with different backgrounds but a shared language.
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The music school held its first major fundraiser since relocating from Woodford Street to the West End.
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Portland venue Aura organized the fundraiser, featuring music and food from Ukraine.
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The nonprofit held a kickoff event March 3 to generate interest in the new annual tradition.
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The Portland restaurant raised $1,000 for the Animal Refuge League at the outdoor benefit.
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The Feb. 17 event was a fundraiser for WinterKids.
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Another family-friendly skating and s'mores event is planned for Feb. 22.
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The Christmas Prelude fundraiser was held almost entirely outside of Nonantum Resort.
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Members of the organization gathered for an annual meeting and holiday mixer at Foundation Brewing in Portland.
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The Nov. 19 fundraiser will help the organization get more kids outdoors.
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The organization, which pairs people with and without disabilities, has grown from having two Maine chapters in 2019 to 16 and counting.
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The outdoor Bonfire & Brew event in Scarborough raised money to build out sections of the trail.
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The Institute for Family-Owned Business held its annual awards ceremony for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
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In difficult times, these people and organizations have excelled.
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Since the start of the pandemic, the Portland arts nonprofit has put on outdoor events and continued distributing grant money.
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A Shot in the Dark raised $23,000 for programs for children and adults with developmental disabilities.
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The summer party raised $14,000 for the Old York Historical Society.
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Before the Aug. 28 awards ceremony, guests mingled and sampled food outside at Thompson's Point.
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The Royal River Conservation Trust raised $12,000 for its efforts at a gathering Aug. 19.
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Organizers hope to make the island fort safe and accessible to allow for more events there.
