Finding Our Voices has received a $7,500 grant from Camden National Bank. The donation will boost two key programs of the grassroots nonprofit breaking the silence of domestic abuse across Maine: The Get Out Stay Out Fund and dating-abuse awareness in schools, according to a news release from Patrisha McLean, CEO and founder of the […]
Finding Our Voices has received a $7,500 grant from Camden National Bank. The donation will boost two key programs of the grassroots nonprofit breaking the silence of domestic abuse across Maine: The Get Out Stay Out Fund and dating-abuse awareness.
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Sarah McLean, Finding Our Voices board director, and Patrisha McLean, founder/president, with a $50,000 check to Finding Our Voices from the Sunshine Lady Foundation. Other board members of the grassroots non-profit organization breaking the silence of domestic abuse are Nicole Gogan and Jon Wilson. (Photo courtesy Peter Ralston)
Finding Our Voices, the Camden-based, grassroots non-profit organization marshaling survivor voices and faces to break the silence of domestic abuse, has been awarded a $50,000 grant from the Sunshine Lady Foundation.
Diane Grimsley, The Sunshine Lady Foundation president and board member since 1996, said in a news release: “This grant was approved knowing that the Sunshine Lady Foundation founder and funder, Doris Buffett, would have agreed wholeheartedly that