Pine Tree Society Blog

Pine Tree Society appoints two new Board members

In October, two new members were appointed to our Board of Directors. Craig A. Mason, PhD is a Professor of Education and Applied Quantitative Methods at the University of Maine. He specializes in Developmental Epidemiology and Biobehavioral Informatics. As a member...

Sign Tree Camp 2018

Last weekend, Pine Tree Society's Interpreting Services staff traveled to Pine Tree Camp to host Sign Tree Camp. Sign Tree Camp is a unique retreat designed for adults who are deaf and have an intellectual disability. Many of our campers live in communication...

11th Annual Southern Maine Autism Conference

Pine Tree Society and Spurwink are pleased to announce the 11th annual Southern Maine Autism Conference! The conference is designed for parents and family members of children with autism spectrum disorders, as well as their educators and other service providers. Save...

Deaf Awareness Week 2018

For the last full week of September, we celebrated Deaf Awareness Week! We ended it with attending Deaf Culture Festival on Mackworth Island. In 1958, this week was first celebrated for only one day (International Day of the Deaf) by the World Federation of the Deaf,...

Cards for a cause

Pine Tree Society’s holiday tradition begins each year in June when our Bath office is flooded with paintings depicting Maine’s beautiful winter landscape. “In the 1960s, Pine Tree Society had the idea that a Maine-themed holiday card would be a perfect fundraiser,”...

Adaptive Water Sports Camp sailed into Pine Tree Camp this weekend

The Adaptive Outdoor Education Center and Pine Tree Camp collaborated this weekend to bring all people with varying abilities a weekend full of adaptive water sports, beach fun, and a memorable camp experience. Bruce Albiston, founder of the Adaptive Outdoor Education...

New art and a Maine retrospective at Pine Tree Society in Bath

On Friday, September 21, Pine Tree Society will open its doors for the Bath Art Walk to unveil two new paintings created by Maine artists Richard Hasenfus of Georgetown and Marieluise Hutchinson of Cushing.  Hasenfus’s “Winter Lighthouse” and Hutchinson’s “The Perfect...

Local news station visits Pine Tree Camp

Local news station WABI5 visited Pine Tree Camp during the final children's session of the 2018 summer. News anchor Emily Tadlock spoke with camper Casey and his mother Teena. "He is packed about four days before we go," Casey's mother laughed. Watch to hear the...

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