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Cultural Alliance of Maine

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Public Art Fund for Maine

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Help assess the need for cultural facilities investment in Maine

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Cultural Alliance of Maine

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Public Art Fund for Maine

Culture Bonds Maine

Help assess the need for cultural facilities investment in Maine

Understanding Impact

Track Bills in 131st Legislature

Why Support Culture?

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Public Art Fund for Maine

Culture Bonds Maine

Help assess the need for cultural facilities investment in Maine

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Cultural Alliance of Maine
PO Box 523, Ellsworth, ME 04605

Fiscally sponsored by:
Maine Association of Nonprofits
50 Market St. STE 1A PMB 212
South Portland, Maine 04106

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The Cultural Alliance of Maine works in unceded Wabanaki homelands, where the Wabanaki Nations today – Abenaki, Maliseet, Mi’kmaq, Passamaquoddy, and Penobscot – continue to innovate, adapt, recover, and celebrate their culture, land, and lifeways.

CAM is committed to developing liberatory, equitable frameworks for growing the broad alliance required to achieve meaningful cultural policy change in the land we call Maine.

Gratitude:

The Cultural Alliance of Maine is made possible by generous support from the Onion Foundation, the Betterment Fund, the Elmina B. Sewall Foundation, the Maine Community Foundation, the Morton Kelly Charitable Trust, the Maine Arts Commission, the Maine Humanities Council, and the Libra Foundation, with administrative support from the Maine Office of Tourism and the Maine Association of Nonprofits.