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The Maine Aquaculture Association holds events so people in the industry can talk about issues they're facing.
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The Portland Club was founded by the son of Neal Dow, who led the charge for a statewide ban on alcohol in the 1850s.
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Event at U.S. Custom House raised $18,000 for youth-led mental health nonprofit Yellow Tulip Project.
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The nonprofit kicked off its winter relief campaign with a party at Thompson's Point.
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The event at the Greek Revival mansion raised $8,000 for the Kennebunk Historical Society.
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A Company of Girls recognized members and raised money at its Empow(h)er awards night.
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The nonprofit celebrated the milestone, and its wish recipients, at Ocean Gateway in Portland.
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Chance to Advance and Catholic Charities co-hosted a launch party for the Celebrating Diversity in Maine 2023 calendar.
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A gala and auction at Aura in Portland raised money for houses in Portland and Bangor that put up families with children who are in the hospital.
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The Sneaker Soiree raised money for programs aimed at empowering Maine girls.
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The institution may start holding more After Dark events, so grown-ups can explore on their own.
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A party at its Portland warehouse included tours of the facility.
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A gala raised more than $30,000 for the Scarborough nonprofit.
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The Portland arts nonprofit celebrated the work of Abby Shahn at the Woodfords Club.
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A reception on the university's Portland campus marked the launch of the ambitious effort.
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The financial services nonprofit celebrated its significant growth since last year.
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A fundraising gala broke records and highlighted how much scholarship awardees contribute to the state.
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The land trust has conserved more than 1,600 acres.
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The nonprofit was this year's beneficiary of Above Board's annual charitable event.
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Despite nearby construction, the soiree captured the essence of the season.
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A reception was held to raise money for the institute, which helps high school girls throughout Maine build confidence and connections.
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A fundraiser celebrating the busy hut brought in $30,000.
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The nonprofit held Toast to the Coast parties in different locations, including Fore Points Marina in Portland.
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The Center for Grieving Children met a fundraising goal that will help it continue providing its essential services for free.
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The Natural Resources of Council of Maine recognized the work of the six winners, ages 16-26, at an event on July 14.
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The Maine Behavorial Healthcare fundraiser opened wallets and conversations that could change lives.
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The synagogue, based in what's now the Maine Jewish Museum building, has been through a lot of challenges and change since 1921.
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The theater company kicked off the public phase of its capital campaign with a reception in June.