Add Verb Productions
Add Verb Productions Arts & Education awakens community-based action and understanding of social issues through theatre, creative expression and dialogue. We work with artists and activists to develop programming and opportunities to address socially relevant issues. As of August 16, 2007, we have taken over production of the acclaimed drama presentation, "Hear Our Stories, Know Our Names," founded by the Maine Council of Churches in 2004.

Cancer Community Center 
Offers programs at no cost to adults living with cancer, their families and friends. Located at 778 Main Street (Route One) in South Portland

The Committee to Restore the Abyssinian Meeting House
The nation's third oldest African American Meeting House is officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the first location in Maine to be officially recognized as a stop on the Underground Railroad. Learn more about how you can participate in the restoration of this important and historic former church and cultural center of the free black community in 19th century Portland.

Consumers for Affordable Health Care
Maine public charity dedicated to helping Maine people obtain affordable, quality health care. CAHC provides non-partisan research, training and education to the public, government officials, business and organizations, as well as services directly to health care consumers, including assistance with state programs and private health insurance companies.

Four Directions Development Corporation (FDDC)
FDDC is a non-profit community development corporation (CDC), the first Native Native-governed CDC in Northern New England.  FDDC is also a community development financial institution (CDFI), certified by the US Treasury, and a licensed supervised lender in Maine

Genesis Community Loan Fund
Bringing together resources to create housing and other economic and social opportunities for underserved people and communities

Maine Interfaith Power & Light 

Maine Primary Care Association
The membership organization for the primary care safety net in Maine.  These include the state's Federally Qualified Health Centers, Indian Health Centers, and allied providers of care for all Maine residents regardless of insurance coverage or the ability to pay.

Maine SpeakOut Project

The March of Dimes
Distributes free multivitamins to women of childbearing age in Maine free of charge, vitamins will be shipped in boxes of individual bottles to distribute, as well as brochures about the health benefits of folic acid. For more information about the program, please contact Sharon Schulberger, phone: 878-1199.

National Council of Churches USA
The leading force for ecumenical cooperation among Christians in the United States, with member faith groups from a wide spectrum of Protestant, Anglican, Orthodox, Evangelical, historic African American and Living Peace churches.

National Religious Campaign Against Torture (NRCAT) - MCC has been a part of NRCAT since March, 2006

Partners in Ending Hunger - Working with communities to end hunger

Peace Action Maine - grassroots organizing, citizen education, and issue advocacy

Pine Tree Legal Assistance
Fair Housing Page - Your Right To Rent or Own a Home
Wabanaki Legal News

Pine Tree's Low Income Taxpayer Clinic
A helpful and FREE resource for you and your parishioners about IRS and federal tax questions. LITC staff is available to do trainings for staff members, provide you with educational materials or provide workshops at your parish.

Preble Street

The Sierra Club - Maine Chapter

Soldier Support Foundation
A nationwide, nonprofit, non-denominational organization helping returning vets find resources they may need, economic, medical, spiritual, and so forth

Volunteers of America - Northern New England

Wayside Soup Kitchen