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Chair-ity Auction
Pine Tree Palooza’s Chair-ity Auction is here! Our clients, campers, team members, and community came together to refurbish over thirty pieces of secondhand furniture, giving them a second life. Bid on an item today to not only liven up your home, but support individuals with disabilities across Maine
Holiday Cards
The 2026 Holiday Card designs have hit the spotlight! This year, we are proud to present a variety of designs to celebrate the holiday season. A Pine Tree Camper and a Pine Tree Society Case Management client have shared their talents, some seasoned community artists have returned, and for the first time, we are featuring a photography design!
Board Spotlight: Meet Shelly
We are pleased to shine a Board spotlight on Shelly Houser, a new member of our Board of Directors. Shelly’s experience as a person with a disability and almost two decades of involvement in Human Services work make her perspective invaluable to Pine Tree Society’s Board. Check out this conversation with Shelly to find out more.
Mentoring the next generation
Tina Hall began her Pine Tree Camp connection as a counselor in 2016: little did she know that it would inspire her to drive her career towards creating fully accessible and inclusive spaces in the classroom! Read this moving story about Tina’s journey into special education.
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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...
“I’m going to big school”
“I’m going to big school” are words Karen McClure-Richard and her team at Pine Tree Society’s Early Learning Center work all year for a child to be able to say with confidence. “When they say those words, they’re showing their maturity and their age and their...
“I do all the things others do, I just do them differently.”
When John W. Conner passed away in 2017 at the age of 86, there were two things really important in his life that his family wanted to pay tribute to: the Shriners Hospitals for Children and Pine Tree Camp. “A lot of what he wanted to do, was able to do, and did do...
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