Gifts of Love, a program of the 501©3 nonprofit One Community, Many Voices, gives local cancer patients a small gift to lift their spirits.

As part of Rotary International, West Bay Rotary finds countless opportunities to create meaningful change in its community and around the world. Service Above Self is the motto of West Bay Rotary, which meets weekly in Camden. 

OUT Maine is a national leader in designing rural, community-based, prevention-focused programming and training that lifts up queer youth in Maine’s isolated and under-resourced regions.

Camden Area Christian Food Pantry serves the communities of Appleton, Camden, Hope, Islesboro, Lincolnville, Rockport, Searsmont, Union, Washington (and others in need). Located on Mount Battie Street in Camden, the Food Pantry is open 8 to 11 a.m. Tuesdays and 4 to 6 p.m. Thursdays. CACFP is an all-volunteer nonprofit charitable organization. The Christmas in Maine Concert benefits this work, and additional donations are most welcome.

“It’s not just a meal, it’s the fact that someone cares.” MCH Meals on Wheels has been caring for older adults and disabled individuals in Knox County for decades. Monday-Friday, MCH Meals on Wheels delivers hot, nutritious meals cooked from scratch each day in its Rockland kitchen. Meals can be delivered on a long or short-term basis. The Christmas in Maine Concert benefits this work, and additional donations are most welcome.

The General Henry Knox Museum in Thomaston is a not-for-profit 501©(3) organization which relies on the generosity of its supporters to survive. Membership dues, tour admissions, and ticket and gift shop sales do not cover the costs needed to operate the Museum. Each year we look to donations to help us keep the story of Henry Knox alive.

Wayfinder is an alternative high school serving Maine youth who need a second chance at graduation. Our mission is to provide students with the experience necessary to discover their strengths and skills, connect with their families, practice personal responsibility, contribute to their communities, and earn a high school diploma. Thank you for your generous support.

Finding Our Voices is the Camden-based grassroots and survivor-powered nonprofit breaking the silence of domestic abuse across Maine. In addition to its ground-breaking poster campaign featuring the photo portraits of 45 Maine survivors, Finding Our Voices provides loving sister support to victims/survivors that includes financial assistance to get out and stay out, pro bono dental procedures, healing retreats, and online support groups. For more information, visit findingourvoices.net. 

The Community Arts Fund helps us offer our free Blue Café series, August’s free Sounds of Summer concerts at the Camden Snow Bowl, the free performances of Jazz in June, free recordings of past SoundCheck shows on our YouTube Channel and more. Thanks for your consideration – we couldn’t do it without you!