by Gareth Robinson | Nov 3, 2025 | Children, Pine Tree Camp
Sophia and her family live in a very rural area of Washington County. As newcomers to the state, when they learned about Pine Tree Camp it felt like a perfect fit. “We saw it as a great way for her to meet people and explore new things,” her mother, Jamie, recalled....
by Gareth Robinson | Nov 3, 2025 | Adults, Audiology, Children
Pine Tree Society’s Audiology Clinic honored with 2025 Best of the Midcoast Awards On September 25, we celebrated the outstanding achievements of our local business community at the 2025 Best of the Midcoast Awards. We were proud to be honored with an award for Best...
by Gareth Robinson | Sep 9, 2025 | Adults, Children, Fundraising, Holiday Cards, Pine Tree Camp
For the first time ever, this year, Pine Tree Society selected holiday card artwork created by a Pine Tree Camper. Sophia Wooten moved from Ohio to Maine with her family and fell in love with Pine Tree Camp and…moose! “We don’t have moose in Ohio so it’s a real treat...
by Gareth Robinson | Sep 3, 2025 | Adults, Children, Fundraising, Holiday Cards, Pine Tree Camp
Sandy Crabtree’s love of the Maine coast shines through in her latest holiday card design Sandy Crabtree loves showcasing the rugged Maine coast in her artwork. Her paintings of coastal Maine winter scenes and lighthouses have been featured on Pine Tree Society’s...
by Gareth Robinson | Sep 3, 2025 | Adults, Children, Community Support, Fundraising, News, Pine Tree Camp
This holiday season, we have four ALL NEW cards for you to choose from. We think you’ll love how this year’s cards range from the whimsical, to classic Maine scenes, to special moonlit moments. For the first time ever, we’re featuring some very special cards created...
by Gareth Robinson | Jul 3, 2025 | Children, Early Learning Center
Today, when Oliver walks into the Early Learning Center, he feels at home with his teachers and classmates and is ready to have fun and try new things with friends. That wasn’t always the case. Two years ago when he first stepped through the door, he would hide from...
