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Pen Bay Council’s Affordable Housing and the Maine Association of Realtors Foundation donated $1,560 and gift cards to New Hope Midcoast.
New Hope Midcoast provides direct services to survivors of domestic abuse and aims to prevent abuse before it occurs.
The speaker series is intended to provide high quality learning and discussion on topics related to domestic abuse. The series is also an opportunity to come together as a community, increase connections, network, collaborate and learn from one another.
The annual Pop Up Shop raised over $32,000 for New Hope Midcoast’s work with survivors of domestic abuse, dating violence, and stalking.
New Hope for Women launched a 40th Anniversary fundraiser to support its programs, running from May 22 to June 30 with a $4,040 goal.
Giving Tuesday funds support clients in shelter and transitional housing for basic needs like laundromat gift certificates and transportation.
Cookies are sold out, but coffee and mug orders are still accepted.
A $10,000 grant from the Maine Association of Realtors Foundation supports New Hope Midcoast’s sheltering efforts for vulnerable populations.
During the pandemic, New Hope for Women provided 5,016 emergency bed nights through partnerships with local inns, hotels, and cabins.
New Hope for Women received a $50,000 grant from MLB and MLBPA to support mental health, relationship skills, and domestic violence services.
United Midcoast Charities funds New Hope for Women’s critical services, including advocacy, helplines, and transitional housing.
New Hope Midcoast’s staff balances independent work with collaboration to address social justice issues.
Internships at New Hope Midcoast align student projects with the organization’s service needs and client requirements.
New Hope Midcoast offers multiple ways to support its work with survivors of domestic abuse, dating violence, and stalking.
Donations support New Hope Midcoast’s direct service work against oppressions.
New Hope Midcoast’s Board of Directors brings diverse experience and expertise to support its mission.
A Community of Hope Unwanted pregnancies can prolong domestic abuse
The Executive Director of New Hope Midcoast will step down on December 10 after seven years, citing growth during the pandemic.
Hosted fundraisers benefit New Hope Midcoast’s advocacy, prevention, and education services for survivors.
These in-person groups are intended to provide a brief overview of domestic abuse followed by the opportunity to explore the impact of domestic abuse in rural communities including towns and cities near you.
By: Angela McIntyre, New Hope Midcoast Youth Educator
New Hope Midcoast maintains strict confidentiality for all personal information and allows updates or deletions upon request.
