2019 Annual Meeting
& Community Builder Awards
Nominations for United Way’s Board of Directors
The following people will be nominated for election or re-election to United Way’s Board of Directors at the May 23 Annual Meeting:
Nominated as Board officers are:
- Marcia Benner of Damariscotta Bank & Trust
- Claire Berkowitz of Bath and the Maine Children’s Alliance
- Keith Bisson of C.E.I.
- Coleen Farrell of Mid Coast-Parkview Health
- Reverend Josh Fitterling of the First Congregational Church in Wiscasset
- Steve Levesque of the Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority (MRRA)
- Shelley Taylor of the University of Maine Augusta at Brunswick Landing
Nominated as Board officers are:
- Bill Brillant of Wayfair -- Board Chair
- Mary Ellen Barnes of Lincoln County Regional Planning Commission -- 1st Vice Chair
- Pam Gerbi of Brunswick -- 2nd Vice Chair
- Sean Martin of Bath Savings Trust Company -- Treasurer.
2019 Community Read Aloud
Sagadahoc County Sheriff Joel Merry, reading at the Marcia Buker Elementary School in Richmond.
Thank you for a successful
2018 Campaign!
It’s not too late to give!
You can click on DONATE below, call 207-443-9752 with a credit/debit card,
or send a donation to United Way at 34 Wing Farm Parkway, Bath ME 04530.
You can click on DONATE below, call 207-443-9752 with a credit/debit card,
or send a donation to United Way at 34 Wing Farm Parkway, Bath ME 04530.
About United Way of Mid Coast Maine:
- United Way of Mid Coast Maine works to improve the health, education and financial stability of our neighbors in need.
- We provide Mid Coast babies with their Best Start for a better future. United Way listens to the needs of the community. We bring people together to plan an approach and arrange resources to support those plans.
- Education, Financial Stability for Basic Needs, and Health are the building blocks of a good quality of life, for individuals, families, and our whole community.
- Learn more about how United Way is addressing these needs in Mid Coast Maine...
- United Way of Mid Coast Maine is committed to diversity and is an equal opportunity employer.
We win by living United!
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United Way helps local people in the areas of Education, Financial Stability, and Health.
We do this by funding over 40 programs at local agencies that are helping people NOW. We also work to prevent future problems through community impact initiatives. |
