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As an organization that works closely with families and children, it is a priority that MCH is trauma-informed to promote the greatest sense of safety for all – clients and staff. Over the past two years, MCH has deepened its focus on understanding the widespread impact of trauma. This year, MCH began sharing its experiences and knowledge about becoming a trauma-informed organization with other groups in its community through its Connected Families Program. In 2022 and 2023, it is a goal of MCH to continue to be a trauma-informed leader in Maine as the organization shifts with the changing needs of the 3,000 people – families, adults, teens, and children – who receive services and assistance through MCH’s core programs:
MCH supporters across the state raise resources for the MCH mission – to build and strengthen families and their children – including the Friends of Maine Children’s Home (the Friends). The Friends is an organization focused on raising funds and providing volunteers to support MCH programs, holding a Lobster Roll Lunch fundraiser each fall, and engaging volunteers to support the annual Christmas Program. The MCH staff and board members plan four events annually:
MCH welcomes charitable gifts and donations that meet your personal and corporate philanthropic and legacy-building goals.
MCH typically welcomes volunteers from local schools, colleges, civic clubs, and businesses to complete activities and projects for MCH programs. Volunteers can contribute through the following:
Kirstin McQuillan: 1st Vice President, Real Estate Broker, Century 21 Nason Realty
Sean Wallace, Board Treasurer: Managing Director, Sappi
Leah Foti, Board Secretary: Behavioral Health Professional, Kids Peace
Daniel Booth, Past Board President: Retired Hospital Operations Director
Rachel Card: Family Nurse Practitioner, Northern Light Inland Hospital
John Dalton: Retired Hospital CEO
Paul Goodof: Private Trustee and Fiduciary
Sarah Grinnell: Human Resources Generalist, Pike Industries
Jill Huard: Licensed Real Estate Broker, Century 21 Surette Realty
Ryan Toothaker: Program Manager of Brewer, Fedcap Inc. – Families Forward
Established: 1899
Employees: 28
Annual revenue: $1,769,793
30% Client fees
17% Endowments
17% Contributions
12% In-Kind
8% Trust/Bequests
8% Grants
4% Rent
4% Dividends/Interest
93 Silver St., Waterville, ME 04901
(207) 873-4253
https://www.MaineChildrensHome.org
https://www.facebook.com/ mechildrenshome
https://www.twitter.com/mechildrenshome
https://www.instagram.com/mechildrenshome
Four-Star Charity Recognition and Charity Navigator for Fiscal Responsibility for the past seven years
The only Maine-based adoption program accredited by the Intercountry Adoption Accreditation and Monitoring Entity (IAAME) for ethical standards of practice in the intercountry adoption of children
2022 No. 1 Charitable organization in Morning Sentinel Readers’ Choice Awards
MCH builds and strengthens families and their children, instilling hope for the future and a better quality of life. The organization achieves this mission through a trauma-informed approach, creating a great sense of safety for the children, adults, families, caregivers, teachers, and communities that MCH works with, and for MCH staff.
While most of the children, youth, and families served by Maine Children’s Home (MCH) are from Kennebec and Somerset counties, MCH’s Family Adoption Program, Connected Families Program, and Christmas Program are offered across the state of Maine. MCH’s campus is located in Waterville.
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