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The Waldo Theatre in Waldoboro, ME, has been bringing diverse performances to the stage since its founding in 2009 by Patrick and a dedicated group of arts enthusiasts. The troupe's commitment to presenting a wide variety of styles and genres each year has allowed them to enhance the theatrical experience with professional guidance, continually striving for greater artistic expression. Each annual production not only showcases the talents of its actors but also serves as a platform for long-term learning in areas such as public speaking, text work, body language, group dynamics, and overall team investment. This approach fosters an artistic and human experience, enriching both its performers and the community it serves. Generated from the website

The Maine Association-Conservation in Portland is dedicated to working for Maine's Soil and Water Conservation Districts. They are committed to promoting conservation efforts and protecting the natural resources of Maine. Generated from their website's infomation

Trekkers is a non-profit, outdoor-based mentoring program that connects young people with caring adults through expeditionary learning, community service and adventure-based education. With community adult volunteers working throughout the year, Trekkers provides myriad educational, experiential, and cross-cultural opportunities for young people, with an emphasis on relationship building and an appreciation of the earth as "educator". Our goal is to be a part of students’ lives from grade to grade and year to year. Trekkers follows students as they "graduate" from one program into the next along a six year journey that starts when they are in 7th grade and continues until they graduate. In so doing, Trekkers: 1. ollaborates with teachers and parents to foster personal and educational development in the lives of students. 2. Recruits, trains, and encourages local adults to take a leadership role in meeting the critical needs of students. 3. Provides students with alternative learning communities which cultivate responsibility to self, others, and the planet. 4. Trekkers has developed "Six Hallmarks" to help develop programs that best meet the needs of youth in our community. Our programs seek to: Create meaningful connections between students and caring adults.; 2. Collaborate with the larger community acting on behalf of its youth.; 3. Offer safe places for young; people to be heard, trusted, respected and loved.; 4.Allow the earth to be the educator through outdoor experience.; 5.Expose students to the diversity of cultures that lie outside the focus of their everyday lives.; 6.Teach the discipline of self-determination and active responsibility and other life skills.