When the new school year starts in September, United Way of the Tri-Valley Area hopes that at least 600 students in Franklin county will have new backpacks to carry with them.
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United Way of the Tri-Valley Area has students’ backs
When the new school year starts in September, United Way of the Tri-Valley Area hopes that at least 600 students in Franklin county will have new backpacks to carry with them.
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Farmers’ market partners with United Way, helping Mainers access fresh produce
The Harvest Bucks program helps thousands of Mainers eat more fruits and vegetables every year, and will be offered at the Farmington Farmers’ Market.
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United Way of the Tri-Valley Area to offer two grant-writing workshops
Workshops will be held in May at the University of Maine at Farmington.
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United Way of the Tri-Valley Area names 2019 Community Partners
FARMINGTON — At the beginning of each year, United Way of the Tri-Valley Area routinely gathers volunteers to meet the difficult task of investing in community partners with the money raised throughout the year. It’s difficult in that there is often more need than there is money to invest, and this year is no exception. […]
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Hollingsworth takes pies to the face for charity
Almost $900 is raised for United Way through SMES principal Chris Hollingsworth’s efforts.
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RFA students support local nonprofit outreach groups
A total of $330 was raised from selling handmade crafts at the Annual Mountain Holly Days.
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‘Unmentionables’ often an overlooked need for youth
FARMINGTON — Preparations for a new school year usually mean shopping for brand-new clothing and shoes, and fresh supply of notebooks and pencils. For many families, school shopping can be a stressful financial time and items are often overlooked. A couple from Strong realized there was a need for children to have new, clean underwear and […]
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‘Unmentionables’ often an overlooked need for youth
FARMINGTON — Preparations for a new school year usually mean shopping for brand-new clothing and shoes, and fresh supply of notebooks and pencils. For many families, school shopping can be a stressful financial time and items are often overlooked. A couple from Strong realized there was a need for children to have new, clean underwear and […]
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Bangor SB donates to United Way
FARMINGTON — When Bangor Savings Bank officials heard about what one student did after attending a weeklong Summer Experience, they wanted to see how they could support future students. United Way’s Summer Experience: Leadership and Growth Through Services is a partnership with United Way of the Tri-Valley Area, GEAR UP, Syntero and the University of […]