Non profit organizations in Portland, ME - Page 6

CHOM provides advocacy, supportive housing, community inclusion, and stability for homeless and special needs populations across the state.

We offer free disabilities awareness and sensitivity programs for southern and central Maine elementary school students. Our programs build sensitivity and understanding, reduce bu...

YLAT (Youth Leadership Advisory Team): The Voice of Maine's Youth in Foster Care

Fraternal Organization

We believe in celebrating, advocating and assisting women locally and globally to achieve independence through vocational training and community connection.

FREE 1-hour summer concerts at Portland's historic Western Promenade Park (end of Pine Street in West End neighborhood of Portland, ME). Concerts start an hour before sunset. Look ...

NEAAO New England Arab American Organization help ease integration of Arab Immigrants into the American society by bridging the gap between the cultures

Largest cycling club in Maine

Tate House, a sophisticated Georgian home overlooking the Stroudwater and Fore Rivers, was built in 1755 for Senior Mast Agent George Tate

Dedicated to the more effective organization of working men and women in Southern Maine.

Peace Action Maine is a voice of education and a center for people committed to disarmament and creative responses to conflict.

Working across Maine to reduce exposure to secondhand smoke through by supporting organizations to create evidence based smoke and tobacco-free policies.

The Portland Parks Conservancy enhances Portland’s parks and recreational programs by raising philanthropic capital and engaging the community.

In Her Presence supports immigrant families by cultivating connections, nurturing relationships, and providing learning opportunities essential for successful integration.

NAWM is a nonprofit membership organization. NAWM's mission is to build capacity for state and tribal members and foster collaboration among the wetland community of practice by en...

The Third Place is a cross-sector network that connects Maine's Black professionals, students, and entreprenuers to social, career, and economic opportunities.

Our members sustainably impact communities + address community needs in ME/NH thru service/mentorship

Remediating dyslexia

#MissMaine — Preliminary to @MissAmerica & @MissAmericasTeen | Empowering women through Style, Service, Scholarship, & Success 👑

A Nature-Based Program in Portland, Maine to provide families making the transition from baby to toddler supported opportunities to spend more time outdoors. Our Outdoor Classroom ...

FPPS is an independent, 501(c)(3) organization in Portland, Maine

Monthly Meetings: Held at 6:00pm-8pm on the 4th Thursday, bi-monthly, at Bayside East, 47 Smith Street at the corner of Smith and Oxford Streets.

“A Top-10 Classical Music Festival” - The Boston Globe. With its world renowned musicians and baroque interpreters, this is a can’t miss festival. NYC: May 2026 Portland, Maine: Ju...

Celebrating the Youth & Young Adults of The Salvation Army in Northern New England

The Maine chapter of AIGA. The national professional association for design.

The Portland Maine Kiwanis Club is dedicated to helping those less fortunate, especially children. We support projects for underprivileged children, as well as work with a number o...

A nonprofit org advocating for the interests of Maine PAs and their patients. Oh… & CME offered too!

Kinonik is a nonprofit microcinema dedicated to the communal experience of watching film in analog formats. We preserve and present film as a living medium with the aim of fosterin...

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West End Neighborhood Association (WENA) is an organization in Portland which promotes a safe, healthy and connected community of neighbors and businesses.

PROGRESSIVE DESIGN, PROVOCATIVE DIALOGUE. A 501c3 all volunteer non-profit organization.

Creating opportunities to bring new girls into hockey at all ages and skill levels. http://mgiha.org/