Week of Aug. 25th to Aug. 29th
Bonnie CLAC is profiled in Sentinel Source.com’s “Making a Difference” weekly feature. The organization is also referenced in a Nashua Telegraph article on New Hampshire residents’ struggles with credit card debt.
ITNAmerica recently announced the launch of its ITNGreaterLA affiliate.
U.S. Senator Susan Collins recently toured Maine small businesses that have [...]
Is your nonprofit organization in need of web design and marketing support? If so, you might want to take a look at a program run by Axon Design and Marketing, a Portland, Maine based firm. Axon’s “Grant Program” is structured to enable the business to give back to the community while helping nonprofits “better understand [...]
Bytes: Great Bay Grantees in the News
22 Aug
Posted by Travis as Bytes, Grantees, Grantees in the News
Week of Aug. 18th through Aug. 22nd
Employees from Amica Mutual Insurance Company raised $10,000 at a fundraiser for Amos House.
The Building Materials Resource Center recently honored its two biggest donors.
Here’s an article on Chris Krauss, who has been hired to manage the Center for Maine Craft. And here’s an article about the rest area [...]
Ted Regan: Re-’Kindling’ the Social Entrepreneurial Fire
13 Aug
Posted by Travis as Bytes, Grantee Network, Grantees, Grantees in the News, Organizations, Social Entrepreneurs: In Their Own Words, Uncategorized
Ted Regan has been a familiar face at the Great Bay Foundation since 2002, when we first funded Rippleffect, the youth development organization he co-founded that offers “learning adventures in living classrooms” to disadvantaged youth. Among Ted’s many accomplishments during his nine year tenure at Rippleffect was leading the successful effort to buy and [...]
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