• Educational Services and Schools - Other

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Ruths Reusable Resources

3Rs has been providing teachers and students with new and donated school supplies since 1994.

• Management & Technical Assistance

• 2.

Portland Board of Realtors

TO PROVIDE & PROMOTE SERVICES TO ENHANCE MEMBERS' ABILITIES TO CONDUCT THEIR BUSINESSES WITH INTEGRITY & COMPETENCY WITH DUE CONSIDERATION FOR THE PROMOTION & PRESERVATION OF A FAVORABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR BROKERAGE OPERATIONS & THE RIGHT TO OWN, USE, & TRANSFER REAL PROPERTY WELCOME TO The Greater PortlandBoard of REALTORS Video Footage Credit Gary Lamberth Photography My Account Join Events Classes Affiliate Partners Our Mission The purpose of the Greater Portland Board of REALTORS is to serve its members by providing and promoting services to enhance members abilities to conduct their businesses with integrity and competency with due consideration for the promotion and preservation of a favorable political environment for brokerage operations and the right to own use and transfer real property.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 3.

American Martial Arts Foundation

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• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

• 4.

Animaine Inc

ANIMAINE is an anime & gaming convention in South Portland, Maine.

• Specifically Named Diseases

• 5.

Portland Childrens Dyslexia Foundation

Provide special reading instruction for kids with dsylexia .

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 6.

Stroudwater Village Association

The Stroudwater Neighborhood Association is a Maine Non-Profit Corporation.

• Student Services and Organizations

• 7.

Portland Odyssey Club

Welcome to Portland Odyssey Club of Maine.

FRIENDS OF THE PORTLAND COMMUNITY FREE CLINIC

The mission of the Portland Community Free Clinic is to provide accessible health care at no cost to low-income, uninsured individuals in Cumberland County, Maine.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 9.

Prince Project

The Prince Project Database is Now Available The Prince Project The Prince Project Beyond the Stones Discover the depths of enslavement in Maine one person at a time.