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Calling all artists! We want your help with holiday cards
Pine Tree Society is seeking submissions from artists for Maine holiday-themed artwork for its annual holiday card fundraiser.
Since 1969, when Pine Tree Society first began to offer holiday cards, thousands of people throughout Maine and beyond purchase these unique cards reproduced from original artwork by local artists. It is one of its most important fundraisers and all proceeds support critical programs and services that help Maine children and adults with disabilities lead active, more socially connected lives.
Pine Tree Society will choose three holiday themed paintings to feature on its 2025 holiday cards.
BIG NEWS! THE MAINE CABIN MASTERS RENOVATED OUR RECREATION HALL
Pine Tree Camp kicks off its 80th anniversary year by revealing a secret….the Maine Cabin Masters renovated our recreation hall and theatre space!
The completed project was unveiled on the Monday, February 3 episode of Maine Cabin Masters titled “Curtains Up! Theatre for Extraordinary Campers.”
“The new space is truly incredible,” said Pine Tree Camp Director, Dawn-Willard Robinson. “They created a space where our campers can let their talents shine. They took our goals for theatre, music and arts programming and brought it to life in ways we could have never imagined.”
PINE TREE CAMP ALUMNI: WE'RE HOLDING APARTY... AND IT'S FOR YOU!
It’s Pine Tree Camp’s 80th anniversary and we can’t wait to see all our alumni at camp this summer! On Saturday, August 9 we’re holding an Alumni Open House during the day followed by a special, ticketed event that night.
We want to include as many alumni as possible and we need your help
Keep your eye on your mailbox for a Save the Date card….and, remember, if we don’t have your mailing address….we can’t send it to you. So be sure to fill out the questionnaire to ensure we have your contact information!
For more information, please contact Sarah Sutherland, Executive Assistant, at 207-386-5915.
SAVE THE DATE: JUNE 7 - 8. TWO RIVERS. ONE REASON
The 29th annual Bath Savings Paddle for Pine Tree Camp is coming right up!
Saturday, June 6: Solon — Kennebec River
Sunday, June 7: Brunswick — Androscoggin River
Both paddles are family-friendly and perfect for all ages, skill levels and abilities.
The weekend kicks off Thursday, May 29 with the Hammond Lumber Cornhole for a Cause at The Woodshed in Manchester. This evening of cash prize cornhole competition and fun will feature a WABI-TV5 live broadcast telethon.
This is one of our biggest fundraisers of the year and 100% of proceeds support Pine Tree Camp’s tuition fund.
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Pine Tree Camp Alumni: We’re holding a party….and it’s for you!
It’s Pine Tree Camp’s 80th anniversary and we can’t wait to see all our alumni at camp this summer! On Saturday, August 9 we’re holding an Alumni Open House during the day followed by a special, ticketed event that night. We want to include as many alumni as...
Pine Tree Society’s preschool adds new classroom to meet growing need
Based on the growing demand in the community, Pine Tree Society’s specialized preschool in Auburn has added a third classroom and additional educators to help serve more children than ever before. The Early Learning Center supports preschoolers with significant...
Maine Cabin Masters TV show reveals Pine Tree Camp theatre renovation
Airdate: Monday, February 3 at 9:00pm on the Magnolia Network. For how to watch the Magnolia Network on cable, satellite or streaming services in your area, head to this link and enter your zip code: https://magnolia.com/watch/ The Maine Cabin Masters draw on their...
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Kaylie and Teagan: Friends for life
Kaylie and Tegan have developed invaluable communication skills and a lifelong friendship through their participation in the Communication Pathways program