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The behavioral health nonprofit named Maine Needs founder Angela Stone its Humanitarian of the Year.
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An Egyptian-themed gala raised money for the ambitious summer production.
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The first WE Rock awards reception was held in April.
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The event raised $61,000 for New England Breast Cancer Alliance.
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The Spring is in the AiR benefit was also a celebration of the Portland nonprofit's fifth anniversary.
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Dancing with the Dentists raised money for Maine Resiliency Center, Veggies to Table, The Root Cellar and Mainely Teeth.
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In its second year, the event more than doubled the amount of money raised.
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The Portland nonprofit has commissioned a sculpture of a pair of 20-foot bamboo egrets by Back Cove.
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Women United Around the World held the fundraiser at the Italian Heritage Center in Portland.
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The Maine Coast Heritage Trust raised over $78,000 at its event at Maine Beer Co.
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The anniversary exhibit will up at the Portland Public Library all month.
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Restaurants put their best bites forward at the Fare and Ice event.
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The annual Winter Bash featured a dance performance that spilled out into the crowd.
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A gala at the Woodfords Club raised money to support the company's programs, including free classes and scholarships.
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The event recognized Anne Heros, who is retiring after 23 years as executive director.
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About 100 people in southern Maine, and 30,000 people in North America, participated in Shabbat of Love on Jan. 19.
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The current top-selling fiction and nonfiction books from Nonesuch Books & More in South Portland.
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Propel's Ignition Awards were given out Jan. 18 at DiMillo's.
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The series of monthly socials kicked off the year with an event at O'Maine Studios that benefited the Maine Grain Alliance.
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The event, which was rescheduled from October, raised money for the Maine Community Foundation’s Lewiston-Auburn Area Response Fund.
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Hope for the Holidays at Canopy by Hilton Portland Waterfront raised $21,000 for the nonprofit.
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The fundraiser at The Cumberland Club will benefit the Portland music venue's mentoring and emerging artist programs.
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The License to Chill event at Apres in Portland raised $40,000 for programming to keep kids active in winter.
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The event hadn't been held since before the pandemic.