It s the 2021 Southern Maine River Rats 3rd Annual Hit-A-Thon! This is a fundraiser where proceeds go to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Maine. RMH will get 50% of proceeds and the SM River Rats organization will get 50%. Last year, the SM River Rats were able to donate $4,700 to the Ronald McDonald House and they would love to crush that this year! Joanne Myers The SM River Rats use the money raised to send 2 players to Outward Bound - Hurricane Island, it goes to scholarships for families who cannot afford the program and for donations to local youth sports leagues and much much more! It s teaching kids all the right things. Have fun and help others while you do.
RMHC Guest Chef – 10-16-19 In 2019 Katahdin Trust Bangor area employees, from left, John Frohock, Clarissa Crandall, Diane Hewett, and Eunice McAfee helped prepare an Italian meal for guests of the Ronald McDonald House in Bangor. (Courtesy of Katahdin Trust) In 2019 Katahdin Trust Bangor area employees, from left, John Frohock, Clarissa Crandall, Diane Hewett, and Eunice McAfee helped prepare an Italian meal for guests of the Ronald McDonald House in Bangor. (Courtesy of Katahdin Trust) Katahdin Trust employees raise $2,000 for Ronald McDonald House Contributed • January 20, 2021 Ronald McDonald House Charities of Maine was the recipient of funds raised during 2020 by employees of Katahdin Trust, a local community bank.
Vote For Bangor Area Non-Profits to Receive $5000 This will be the fifth year that $5000 will be voted on by the people to give one Bangor Area Non-Profit a boost to start the year. At an annual meeting held by the Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce, Machias Savings Bank will be investing $5000 to the Bangor Area Non-Profit that garners the most votes to receive the hefty gift. The announcement will be ZOOMed and be streamed live on Facebook at 3 PM on Thursday, January 28th during the meeting. Right now you can vote in the first round of voting, which goes through this Friday, January 15th at 5 PM. This will narrow the list down to 20 non-profits for the second round of voting which will go from Tuesdsay, January 19th to Tuesday, January 26th at 5 PM
Ronald McDonald House Charities in Maine face a 40% deficit in fundraising revenue Severance says the pandemic never stopped childhood diseases and illness so they need donations to help families in need out. Credit: NCM Published: 5:34 PM EST December 16, 2020 Updated: 5:34 PM EST December 16, 2020 BANGOR, Maine It s a place that assists and supports many Maine families every year but now Ronald McDonald House Charities of Maine is looking for support too. In an average year, Ronald McDonald House Charities raises millions thanks to generous donors so that they can support families with sick or injured children by providing vital resources and a place to stay together during treatment.