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Central Maine Power donates $25,000 for Greenville boardwalk

Contributed •July 27, 2021

Central Maine Power is proud to invest in building — and rebuilding — community and nonprofit facilities that support local arts, veterans, STEM education and economic development. Over the past 12 months, CMP has invested over $450,000 to help local nonprofits invest in projects and upgrades to infrastructure and facilities. CMP makes these contributions with the company’s shareholder funds. In addition, the Avangrid Foundation is also active in Maine, having awarded $2.6 million in grants to Maine nonprofits since 2015.

Among the donations from the past year is $25,000 for the lighting of a new boardwalk as part of the Moosehead Lake Region Economic Development Corporation’s downtown revitalization in Greenville.

“CMP has been a part of Maine’s history for more than a century,” said Scott Mahoney, CMP interim president. “Investing in and giving back to the communities in which we live and work is woven into the fabric of who we are as a company.”

“Support from local businesses is the backbone of our organization,” said Travis Mills, founder of the Travis Mills Foundation. “Companies like CMP help us push our organization forward.”

 Over the past year, donations were also made to the following organizations:

  • $150,000 to the TMF earmarked for lighting at its new Health and Wellness facility
  • $75,000 for a new facility at the Boys & Girls Club of Kennebec Valley
  • $50,000 to Maine Health for their Center of Excellence in Autism and Developmental Disorders building campaign
  • $25,000 for a learning yurt at The Ecology School in Saco
  • $25,000 for facility improvements to the Johnson Hall Theater in Gardiner
  • $25,000 for the funding of an engineering study at the Colonial Theater in Augusta
  • $20,000 for building enhancements at the 317 Main Community Music Center in Yarmouth
  • $15,000 for stage lighting and sound at Denmark Arts Center
  • $15,000 for trail improvements at Harpswell Cliff Trail
  • $10,000 for the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens “Gardens Aglow” exhibit in Boothbay
  • $8,000 for infrastructure upgrades at the YWCA of Central Maine
  • $5,000 to light a new basketball court at Atlantic Youth Sports in Gardiner
  • $5,000 for refrigeration enhancements at the Hallowell Food Bank

Learn more about CMP’s investment in Maine’s communities through charitable support by visiting https://poweronmaine.com/our-communities/.

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