The 17-year-old started speaking up in support of her peers in middle school.

From taking people into her home to caring for family members, she’s always ‘doing something for someone.’

Following in her friend’s footsteps, Machar wants to share the many benefits of connecting with nature.

The founder of ArtVan has been bringing supplies to neighborhoods of kids for 20 years.

The former paper mill worker has found purpose working with people with intellectual disabilities.

A contractor for the state’s child and family services, he uses his network to create opportunities.

No matter how different our backgrounds or beliefs, as humans, we have a lot more in common than we don’t. As Mainers, we have even more. This year alone, we collectively lived through a series of storms that brought widespread destruction to our state, felt the burden of rising food and housing costs, and together […]

She led an overhaul of the Brunswick pantry to make it more accessible.