Funders & Partners
We are deeply grateful to the individual, foundation, government, and corporate supporters who provide critical financial resources for our work.
Special thanks to these
foundation & business supporters...
Aldermere Foundation
Bangor Savings Bank Foundation
Brickyard Hollow
Casco Federal Credit Union
Cinnamon Girl
East Fork Mask Collective
Education First
Jane’s Trust
Katahdin Technology
Lebel & Harriman
McKeen Center for the Common Good
MINT Salon Block
PicMonkey
Prescott Jamieson Murphy Law Group
Providentia Group
Shaw’s Supermarkets
Six Branches Acupuncture
Skillins Greenhouses
Urban Farm Fermentory
Van Otterloo Family Foundation
Virginia Hodgkins Somers Foundation
Violence Prevention Network
Partnerships
Maine Boys to Men is a proud member of the Violence Prevention Network (VPN), a collaborative of violence prevention programs based in Cumberland County, Maine. Together, these programs represent a K–12 approach to violence prevention programming for schools, with the objective of providing age-appropriate educational and co-curricular programming for students to address issues related to exposure to violence.
Our VPN partners include:
- Civil Rights Team Project, Office of the Attorney General
- Family Crisis Services (including YAAPP: Young Adult Abuse Prevention Program)
- GLSEN: Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network, Southern ME Chapter
- Portland Defending Childhood
- Prevention. Action.Change.
- SARSSM: Sexual Assault Response Services of Southern Maine
- Speak About It
- University of Southern Maine (Prof. Julie Alexandrin)
- Hardy Girls Healthy Women
Our Partners
The following partners collaborate with us in numerous ways to ensure that our programs are available and accessible to a variety of audiences.
- In Her Presence
- LearningWorks
- Portland Community Squash
- Scarborough School District
- Portland Public Schools
- South Portland School District
- Baxter Academy
- RSU Windham Raymond Schools
- Westbrook Partners for Prevention
- Maine Medical Center
- Mercy Hospital
- Wabanaki Women’s Coalition
- Kennebunk High School
- Day One
- The Opportunity Alliance