Curtis Island Light protects Camden's outer harbor. (Greg Currier photo)

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Friendship Sloop Society

525 Main St. c/o Kirsten and Wayne Cronin
Thomaston , ME 04861
207-354-0467
Cell: 207-691-2675
secretary@fss.org
http://www.fss.org
The purpose of this Society shall be to encourage the building and sailing of Friendship Sloops, to provide a medium for owners and friends to meet and enjoy each other around a common interest, and to promote the history and traditions of the Friendship Sloop.

People's United Methodist Church

13 Chapel Street, P.O. Box 83
South Thomaston, ME 04858
207-594-5518
pumcst@midcoast.com
http://www.pumcst.org
We are a welcoming, supportive, and inclusive community of faith. Sharing the good news of Jesus Christ as we strive to grow in the knowledge and grace of God and the Holy Spirit. We are a friendly and informal church.

Maine Businesses for Sustainability

795 Congress St., P.O. Box 6641
Portland, ME 04103
207-338-8908
info@wearembs.org
http://www.wearembs.org

Midcoast Magnet

P.O. Box 1044
Camden, ME 04843
207-236-6545
info@midcoastmagnet.com
http://www.midcoastmagnet.com
We’re a non-profit organization dedicated to vibrant culture, entrepreneurship, and social and professional networking. We host programs to attract, connect, and retain talented people in the Midcoast. For more information, contact Amber Heffner, P.O. Box 1044, Camden ME 04843.

Rockland Rotary

Rockland, ME 04841
207-594-9323
http://www.rocklandrotary.org
We are a civic organization devoted to Service Above Self and serve both our local and international communities. Rockland Rotary meets at 12:15 p.m. at the Samoset Resort from May through November and at Amalfi Restaurant from December through April.

The Friends of the Rockland Harbor Lights

Rockland, ME 04841
207-542-7574
info@rocklandlighthouse.com
http://www.rocklandlighthouse.com
Formed in 1999 as a chapter of the American Lighthouse Foundation (non-profit 501c3). Dedicated to the restoration and preservation of this lighthouse. Volunteer-based organization with all proceeds to support this ongoing effort. Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse open weekends Memorial Day-Columbus Day at the end of the 7⁄8-mile-long jetty. Visit our gift shop, or see our products online.

United Mid-Coast Charities

21 Elm Street, P.O. Box 205
Camden, ME 04843
207-236-2299
Fax: 
207-236-8206
umcc@midcoast.com
http://www.unitedmidcoastcharities.org
An all-volunteer organization founded in 1942, UMCC is dedicated to the support of 50 local charities providing social, medical, and educational services to residents of the Mid-Coast area. 100% of all contributions are distributed amongst the agencies with the greatest need.

Spectrum Generations

61 Park St.
Rockland, ME 04841
207-596-0339
800-639-1559
Fax: 
207-594-1013
feedback@spectrumgenerations.org
http://www.spectrumgenerations.org
Walk in to Knox Community Center and find…Answers about health insurance and Medicare, Assistance through programs and services pertaining to housing, home care, caregiver support; a cup of coffee, a friend, an interesting activity, and connection to local resources. Join a computer class, an art group or become a valued volunteer. Walk through the door, the possibilities are endless.

Vinalhaven Chamber of Commerce

Vinalhaven, ME 04863
http://www.vinalhaven.org
Our organization represents the broad range of businesses and organizations flourishing on our island. Vinalhaven Island is twelve miles off the coast of Maine, a working island of striking natural beauty. We have a year round population of about 1200 people, and welcome many more from around the world in the summer months. The village of Vinalhaven is located on Carver’s Harbor on the southern end of the island, a short walk from the terminal.

Five Town Communities That Care

219 Meadow St., 2nd floor, P.O. Box 1135
Rockport, ME 04856
207-236-9800
http://www.fivetownctc.org
Five Town Communities That Care is a Midcoast-based non-profit organization dedicated to promoting healthy youth through prevention and community education. To achieve this, the coalition uses a community-based, data-driven process to identify priority areas for action, determine how to fill existing gaps with proven prevention programming and methods, and to mobilize the community for action. In addition to acting locally, we also provide training and consulting related to our mission.

Island Institute/Archipelago

386 Main Street, P.O. Box 648
Rockland, ME 04841
207-594-9209
Fax: 
207-594-9314
inquiry@islandinstitute.org
http://www.islandinstitute.org
The Island Institute is a membership-based community development organization focusing on the Gulf of Maine, particularly the 15 year-round island communities off the Maine coast. Its monthly publication is The Working Waterfront, www.workingwaterfront.com. At the Island Institute store and gallery, you'll find the beauty of Maine's islands expressed in beach stone jewelry, sea glass wreaths, hand-knit sweaters, sea star bowls and dishes, hand-painted silk scarves, beach rock lamps, and more.

Bicycle Coalition of Maine

PO Box 15272
Portland, ME 04112-5272
207-623-4511
info@bikemaine.org
http://www.bikemaine.org
Working to make Maine better for bicycling, and the voice of all Maine bicyclists. For 20 years we have advocated successfully for better, safer conditions on Maine's bike trails, paths, and roads. From the Capitol in D.C. to the Statehouse in Augusta to communities across the state. We work to educate cyclists and motorists about safely sharing our roads.

Kiwanis Club of Rockland

P.O. Box 285
Rockland, ME 04841
207-542-6185 (Janet Page, President)
president@rocklandkiwanis.org
http://www.rocklandkiwanis.org
Meetings at Samoset Resort in Rockport on Mondays at Noon during the late spring into fall. During the fall/winter months, the meetings are held at Trackside Restaurant in Rockland on Mondays at Noon.

Thomaston Historical Society

80 Knox Street
Thomaston, ME 04861
(207) 354-2295
http://www.thomastonhistoricalsociety.com
The Thomaston Historical Society is an active group with many offerings: free meetings with guest speakers; historic materials for publications; celebrating the birthday of General Henry Knox each July with The General Henry Knox Museum; opening a historic home in December during "Home for the Holidays"; and running a museum where one can learn the history of the town beginning with the first exploration by an Englishman in 1605. Open in the summer Tues.-Thurs. 2-4 p.m. Free admission.

Area Interfaith Outreach

70 Thomaston St., P.O. Box 113
Rockland, ME 04841
207-596-1043
Bob Cleveland, treasurer

Friends of Maine's Seabird Islands

9 Water St., P.O. Box 1231
Rockland, ME 04841
207-594-0600
info@maineseabirds.org
http://www.maineseabirds.org
Please stop by our new visitor center on your trip to mid-coast Maine. We have information on where and how to see Maine's very own Atlantic puffins and some great information on Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge. Perhaps even sit for a video of the biological interns working to protect Maine's nesting seabird colonies.

Coastal Mountains Land Trust

101 Mount Battie St.
Camden, ME 04843
207-236-7091
http://www.coastalmountains.org
A non-profit conservation organization that works with landowners to establish a system of conservation lands that permanently protects biological diversity, scenic landscapes, and natural resources, and to provide opportunities for the public to enjoy and experience natural lands.

Rockland Main Street, Inc.

417 Main St., Suite 203 P.O. Box 402
Rockland, ME 04841
207-593-6093
lorain@rocklandmainstreet.com
http://www.rocklandmainstreet.com
Lorain K. Francis, executive director

Penobscot Bay YMCA

116 Union St., P.O. Box 840
Rockport, ME 04856
207-236-3375
Fax: 
207-236-8956
info@penbayymca.net
http://www.penbayymca.net
At this 62,000-square-foot facility, members enjoy a main swimming pool, therapy pool, sauna, climbing wall, basketball courts, walking track; strength training, yoga, Pilates, circuit training, karate; new programs such as Zumba and Kinetic Choir, plus youth dance and music. Check the current schedule for changing classes and programs.

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