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Community Matter More Grant Recipients 2026 | Bangor Savings Bank Community Voting Drives More Than $155,000 in Grants for Local Nonprofits Across Maine and New Hampshire The Piscataquis Regional Food Center in Dover-Foxcroft, Maine is presented with its $3,500 Community Matters More grant check from The Bangor Savings Bank Foundation.
Bangor, ME (June 10, 2026): The Bangor Savings Bank Foundation is proud to announce the 2026 Community Matters More grant recipients, awarding more than $155,000 to 44 nonprofit organizations across Maine and New Hampshire. Now in its 19th year, Community Matters More, a program of The Bangor Savings Bank Foundation, directly engages the public in grant awards.
This April, the annual, community-driven program invited voters to help determine how funding is distributed, supporting nonprofits addressing a wide range of community needs—from access to basic necessities and housing to survivor services and veteran support, health and wellness, and the arts. Among the 2026 grant recipients is Maine Needs in Portland, Maine.
A $5,000 grant recipient, Maine Needs distributes essential goods such as clothing, shoes, household items, cleaning supplies, and hygiene products at no cost to individuals and families in need. The organization serves a broad population, including immigrant families, veterans, and individuals transitioning into stable housing.
In Bangor, Empty Arms of Greater Bangor , a $3,500 grant recipient, provides grief support to families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss. Through peer support groups, remembrance ceremonies, and memorial items, the organization offers both emotional support and tangible ways for families to honor their children.
Thrive Survivor Support Center in Concord , New Hampshire, also received a $3,500 grant to deliver comprehensive support for survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, elder abuse, stalking, and human trafficking. Its work includes emergency shelter, advocacy, support groups, community education, and a 24-hour hotline to provide both immediate safety and ongoing support for individuals and families.
“Behind every vote is someone recognizing the work of a nonprofit that’s making a difference in their community,” said Gavin Robinson , Senior Vice President, Community Relations Manager and Public Finance Officer at Bangor Savings Bank. “Each year, that collective support helps ensure these funds reach the people and families who count on these services every day.
” View the full list of 2026 Community Matters More grant recipients here. Bangor Savings Bank, with over $7 billion in assets, offers retail, business, and comprehensive commercial banking, cash management solutions, payroll services, and merchant solutions.
Wealth management, investment, and financial planning services are offered through Bangor Wealth Management, a division of Bangor Savings Bank, and Bangor Wealth Management of New Hampshire, LLC, a New Hampshire trust company and wholly-owned subsidiary of Bangor Savings Bank. Investment information can be found at https://www. bangor.
com/wealth/ . Headquartered in Bangor, Maine, the Bank was founded in 1852 and is in its 174th year, and currently has 69 branches in Maine and New Hampshire and business and/or loan production offices in Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. Bangor Savings Bank and The Bangor Savings Bank Foundation invested more than $3 million into the region through sponsorships, grants, and partnership initiatives last year.
Bangor Savings Bank is an equal-opportunity employer. To learn more, please visit us at www. bangor.
com . Member FDIC | Equal Housing Lender.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) status, demonstrated need for private financial support, and direct relevance to the Foundation's areas of giving interest. Generally limited to the region served by Bangor Savings Bank. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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GAO-26-108615, released August 6, 2026, examined the $110 billion in savings DOGE claimed as of July 7, 2026. For grants, DOGE did not supply enough information to verify the calculation method behind 96 percent of reported savings. One $1.7 billion contract was never terminated at all. Here is what the report actually found and what terminated grantees should do with it.
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