Midcoast Literacy, a non-profit organization based in Bath, Maine, has provided free literacy programs to
people of all ages in Lincoln, Sagadahoc and Northern Cumberland Counties for the last 50 years! Their mission is to help children and adults develop their literacy skills through a wide range of gamily and adult literacy programs so [...]

It is with overwhelming excitement that we share the success of our first six months of giving as 1% Back to Maine. In just six short months we have collectively poured $72,000 back into our communities in an effort to support Maine's youth. Knowing that this initiative is new within the community and within the company, we wanted to take this opportunity to share with you a bit more about how it works.

Portside Real Estate Group is delighted to present the 4th Annual Autumn Equinox at the Audubon featuring live music, delicious bites from local food trucks, and local beer and wine amid Maine Audubon's rolling meadows and beautiful sanctuary.

On Saturday, June 19th Portsiders Brent and Lisa along with Coastal Performance and Spark Cycling Studio hosted the first ever ‘Run Into Summer 5k & Spin’! The weather cleared just in time for over 40 participants to run and spin their way into summer in support of Seeds of Independence, a nonprofit located in Brunswick that helps local youth on their paths to becoming independent and productive members of their [...]

ReLAUNCH, a fun maritime themed cocktail party at the Barn at 149 Port Road was put on by Portside’s Kennebunk office as part of Kennebunkport’s Launch festival that celebrates seafarers of yore, and benefited Ben’s Fight, a local nonprofit. Ben’s Fight helps support families who are affected by cancer.

Portside’s 1% Back to Maine initiative is focused on education during quarter 2, which is why our volunteer committee has chosen to work with Camp Susan Curtis. Camp Susan Curtis’s mission is to provide a transformative camp experience that nurtures self-confidence, and a sense of belonging in Maine for children facing economic hardship. They [...]