JM Innovates

So darn proud to be supporting these incredible folks up in Patten, Maine as they work to build a new Library and Community Center to serve the entire Northern Katahdin Region! Learn more at: https://friendsofvmlpatten.org/

Attention all Patten residents! 🚨 We need your help to bring a new library and community center to our town! 📚🏠 The Friends of Veterans' Memorial Library are working hard to make it happen, but we need your support. Share this video and donate at the link below to help us bring this project to life! 💰 #VeteransMemorialLibrary #CommunityCenter #Patten #CommunitySupport #librariesmatterAnd https://friendsofvmlpatten.org/donate-now/

So darn proud of my friend Charlie Hewitt and Lewiston city officials. There is no doubt this is a message we need not just in our state or country, but throughout the world.

If you'd like to learn more about how to bring Hopeful to your community reach out! I'm happy to help.

Lewiston officials and artist Charlie Hewitt sending ‘Hopeful’ sign to Ukraine Hewitt said it's a small gesture of solidarity with the Ukrainian people as the war stretches into a third year.

Jesse Moriarity is the owner of JM Innovates, a consulting firm headquartered in Bangor, Maine focused on creative approaches to fundraising, events, marketing, management and so much more.



Before starting her own company, Jesse spent nearly eight years at the Heart of Maine United Way, most recently as the Chief Operating & Experience Officer. Her responsibilities included fundraising, marketing, events, daily operations, and donor experience. Under her management United Way raised $15.8 million, elevate the brand and reputation of the organization including a completely name change and rebranding, surprised and delighted donors, delivered awesome one-of-a-kind experiences like Wingfest Maine and helped to build an incredible team. She completely overhauled operations and set them up for successful expansion and growth. Jesse's passion has even brought the HOPEFUL message to Bangor and points far beyond with even more Hopeful signs on the horizon.



Prior to United Way, Jesse worked for the University of Maine running their incubator programs and helping thousands of entrepreneurs get their ideas off the ground. Jesse is an Innovation Engineering Black Belt, a member of the Bangor Rotary and Treasurer of its Board, and a founding member of Story Slam Bangor. When not at work she enjoys running, skiing both downhill and cross country, traveling, and spending time with her friends and family including her husband and three sons.