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The American Heart Association fundraiser was held Jan. 17 at Aura in Portland. -
The Gaslight League held the New Year's Eve dance party and fundraiser.
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The Bath/Brunswick chapter recognizes the people who help achieve its mission.
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The Olympia Snowe Women's Leadership Institute has mentored hundreds of high school girls from around the state.
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A decade after it started, the Nonantum's two-night Christmas Prelude event sold out in less than half an hour.
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Rooms are decorated with a Ghosts of Christmas Past theme.
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The Dyer Library/Saco Museum display stays up through Dec. 29.
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The Chords for Kids fundraiser benefits Maine Academy of Modern Music's scholarship and community outreach programs.
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The fundraiser for the Kids First Center previously was held in the spring.
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Hearts and Hands raises money to cover stays for families with children in the hospital.
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Project GRACE hands out awards for spirited participation in its annual fundraiser.
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Maine Farmland Trust celebrated its 20th anniversary at Growing Together.
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The Sneaker Soiree raises $16,600 for the after-school program.
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The Portland Old Port website takes over the Phoenix's contest for the best of downtown businesses.
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Above Board holds its second end-of-summer fundraiser for addiction recovery.
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Royal River Conservation Trust celebrates three successes at its second annual event.
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Signs of Hope raises more than $123,000 for the mental health hospital.
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The nonprofit raises $60,000 for addiction treatment.
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A gala at Ocean Gateway recognizes six Living Landmarks.
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After a five-year hiatus, Partners for World Health brings back its Blue Wrap Runway event for its 10th anniversary.
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The fashion show raises money for the Maine Historical Society.
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The Portland Press Herald puts on the event at Pineland Farms for the fifth year.
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A sunset gala features singing and reminiscing about the company's start.
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The Little Black Dress event raises $91,000 for the Goodwill Veterans Access Fund.
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The organization honors companies and community members at its luncheon.
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EqualityMaine marks 35 years with a gala.
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The annual Spring for the Kids auction raises $110,000 for five Maine clubhouses.
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The nonprofit recognized female leaders in the community at a luncheon and awards ceremony April 2.
