Community Highlight: Bill Dodge
Bill Dodge Auto Group makes a difference in our community Bill Dodge is a family owned business committed to making a difference. We’re grateful for their sponsorship of the 2025 Cornhole for a Cause and Paddle for Pine Tree Camp. Their top-tier sponsorship of both...
What was it like back then? A week at Camp in the 1960s
For 80 years, Pine Tree Camp has been a place where lifelong friendships are made. As we reach this major milestone — 80 years of discovering abilities together — we’re celebrating our community all year long with compelling, personal stories about life-changing...
80 Years After: Camp Memories from the 1960s
80 Years After: Kathy McMahon - Camp Memories from the 1960s At 71 years old, Kathy McMahon’s memories of Pine Tree Camp go all the way back to 1959 when, as a five year old girl, she stepped foot at camp for the very first time. “I was young but I could tie my shoes...
Community Support builds friendships
Pine Tree Society’s Community Support Program builds friendships Our Community Support Program is always looking for new ways to keep people engaged. From volunteering in the community, to going out for pizza with friends, to participating in Special Olympics, our...
Pine Tree Camp Open House 2025
Pine Tree Camp Open House 2025, Saturday, May 17: See what’s in store for this summer Pine Tree Camp’s summer sessions return this June for the 80th year; bringing Maine kids and adults with disabilities together to experience barrier-free access to the outdoors...
20 year old runner with autism inspires others
Pine Tree Camp propels 20 year old runner with autism to inspire others Shane Johnson has never been one to shy away from a challenge, and the Boston Marathon is no exception. This 20 year old Mainer has what it takes. Johnson, who was diagnosed with autism at the age...
Spring is a season of new beginnings
Spring is a season of new beginnings, fresh starts, and exciting opportunities. It feels particularly appropriate for me to have joined Pine Tree Society at this time of year. My name is Kate McElligott, and I am the new President and CEO. I was inspired to join Pine...
80 Years After: Geraldine Mishou – Memories from the 1950s
80 Years After: Geraldine Mishou - Memories from the 1950s When Geraldine Mishou passed away in 2022, one of the most important legacies she wanted remembered was her connection to Pine Tree Camp. As a girl, Geraldine had polio and spent summers at camp making...
2025 St. Patrick’s Day Sweeps winner announced
Congratulations to Cindra B. from Maine! She's the winner of Pine Tree Society's 2025 St. Patrick's Day Sweeps drawing. This annual sweepstakes raises money to help Pine Tree Society transform the lives of Maine people with disabilities. Discover more at...