Non profit organizations in Augusta, ME - Page 2

We're collaborating with the City of Augusta in developing a 17 mile trail system for hikers, mountain-bikers, Nordic skiers, snowshoers, bird watchers and trail runners right in t...

Connection to community resources such as help with employment, housing, addiction recovery & mental health. It is a partner program of the United Way & an initiative of Emmanuel C...

MCEDV was founded in 1977. In addition to our statewide office, our coalition today is comprised of eight local domestic violence resource centers, which provide 24-hour services t...

Augusta Food Bank welcomes eligible residents of Augusta and Manchester and provides them with groceries to help bridge the gap between their current circumstance and adequate nut...

Through our events, community engagement and advocacy, we help communities lean into change. Smart growth provides tools, strategies and policies to offer people choices in where ...

The Maine Recovery Action Project is a peer led recovery advocacy organization.

Spectrum Generations, the Central Maine Area Agency on Aging, was founded in 1972. We actively enrich the lives of families through programs and services that encourage generations...

Union Labor Organization

Maine Children’s Alliance is a nonpartisan, data-focused advocate for public policies that improve the lives of Maine’s children, youth and families.

2026 Show March 21st & 22 , Sat 10-4 & Sun 10-4 pm.. At the Augusta Civic Center Summer session Medical Cannabis trade show

The United Way of Kennebec Valley is a nonprofit organization that now serves all 29 towns in the Kennebec County. Partnering with over 45 local programs to provide a better qualit...

Mission Statement: "To promote the understanding of agriculture and natural resources among students, educators, and the general public"

Lung cancer is the number one cause of death from cancer. Every 2.5 minutes someone is diagnosed with lung cancer and every 3 minutes someone looses their battle with the disease. ...

At a time when fearful rhetoric dominates the news, CANMP embraces immigrants and refugees in our communities. We view immigrants and refugees as “New Mainers” – people who bring m...

Since 1988, Consumers for Affordable Health Care has worked to protect Mainers' health care rights. We are a nonprofit, nonpartisan research and advocacy organization committed to ...

MMSA finds inspiring new ways to get people excited about science, technology, engineering and math today, so that our youth can become the innovators and workforce of tomorrow. W...

In 2019, the library had 114,494 visitors, 11,263 public computer hours, 5,532 wireless sessions, 688 programs for youth, teens and adults with 8,740 attendees, 155,027 items circu...

MaineGeneral's Peter Alfond Prevention & Healthy Living Center offers classes and programs focused on supporting lifestyle changes that reduce and eliminate chronic health conditio...

Movement building resources and development for frontline community organizers and activists working on the root causes of injustice

107 Winthrop StreetAugusta, Maine 04330 www.kennebechistorical.org

Have a school garden in your area that is looking to connect to others and grow? Looking to connect with a school garden in your area? Ready to start one at your school? We can he...

The NASW Maine Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers is the leading professional social work organization in the state, with over 1000 members.

The Maine Recovery Access Project is a peer led recovery community organization. Our home base is located at the Access Center, a recovery community center, in Augusta, ME.

The Alliance for Addiction and Mental Health Services, Maine (the Alliance) is a non-profit membership organization that advocates for the collective interests of behavioral health...

The Augusta Emergency Overnight Warming Center is a vital community resource designed to provide temporary shelter and warmth to individuals experiencing homelessness or those who ...

Since 1961, the Maine Forest Products Council has been the voice of Maine’s forest economy. The MFPC represents the diverse needs of Maine’s forest products community. Our members ...

Some of our programs: • Telecommunications Equipment Lending Program – amplified phones, captioned phones, TTYs. and related accessories • Civil Rights advocacy, public education...

T-ball consists of 5 & 6 year olds; Instructional consists of 7 & 8 year olds; 10-U consists of 9 & 10 year olds; 12-U consists of 11 & 12 year olds; 14/16-U consist of 13-16 year ...

In 2017, the SAM Board of Director’s split the Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine into two sister organizations as a way to better serve our memberships needs. Because we are involved i...

Scottish heritage and Society where likeminded individuals can celebrate their heritage and take part in the events, Highland Games, and functions throughout the year, and belong t...

We're working to raise awareness of how bad roads impact our safety, jobs, access and more.Info: www.fixitnowmaine.org

The Scottish Rite Masons of Augusta Valley Maine is a charitable and benevolent group made up of Master Masons from all over the Greater Kennebec Valley.

We are a group of Maine magicians that meet regularly to discuss, encourage, and perform the art of magic and sleight of hand. Currently The Society of American Magicians assembly ...