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Our programs engage a variety of audiences to shift attitudes and actions and create a world in which all individuals, regardless of gender, are treated with respect and live free of fear and violence. Through our nationally unique Reducing Sexism & Violence Program (RSVP®), we will:
With a lack of comparable programs and heightened relevance to many current societal issues, Maine Boys to Men is currently experiencing record high interest and demand for our programs. Your donation will help create safer and stronger Maine communities! Donate online at maineboystomen.org/donate. Donate by check - Send to P.O. Box 8325, Portland ME 04104. Get in touch: We welcome the opportunity to connect with people who are interested in making an investment in our mission. Reach out to us at donate@maineboystomen.org.
Over the next year, our Board of Directors will be cultivating and recruiting new candidates! We are looking for people with a strong connection to our mission who can help meet the diverse needs of our organization and reflect the diversity of stakeholders we serve throughout the state. We would also like to expand the diversity of backgrounds and experiences among those on our board. If you or someone you know may be interested in hearing more about this meaningful volunteer opportunity, please connect with us! We are also looking for high school students who are passionate about gender equity and interested in joining our Youth Advisory Council. “By focusing on positive expressions of masculinity, this program helps boys find positive ways to prevent violence and to cope with violence to which they may have already been exposed.” — Victoria Banyard, Lead Author of Rutgers University study on our Reducing Sexism & Violence Program (RSVP®)
Marty Hamre, Vice President: Community Engagement
Kyle Burnett, Treasurer: Associate Vice President of Corporate Strategy & Development, Unum
Meghan Long, Secretary: Assistant Director of Innovation, Ariadne Labs
Michael Griswold: Physical Education Teacher, Winthrop Public Schools
Ken Holmes: Senior Manager of Marketing and Digital Communications, United Way of Southern Maine
Nick Whiston: Program Director, The Telling Room/Associate Broker, Benchmark Real Estate
Barbara Wirth, MS, MD: Retired Pediatrician and Health Policy Director
Established: 1998
Employees: 5.5
Annual revenue: $505,039
40% Foundation and corporate grants
31% Government grants
23% Individual and corporate contributions
6% Other revenue
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The mission of Maine Boys to Men is to end all forms of male violence and self-harm and to advance gender equity by supporting the development of self-aware, empathetic boys and men.
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