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OUR ASK You can make a difference: every teen is one caring adult away from success! 2024 GOALS Renovate and rejuvenate our facility, expand our program reach to surrounding communities, improve our community relations and the opportunities for our teens. We want to serve more teens better. FUNDRAISING EVENTS/ OPPORTUNITIES We have an annual appeal in November and the St. Patrick's Day Annual Auction in March. Please reach out to us with donations or offers of in-kind services that would benefit teens. We are actively in search of equipment that would enhance our teens' creative abilities in the arts and sciences. GIVING OPPORTUNITIES We are constantly looking to expand the experiences of our teens, connecting them with our community. If you have an interest in sponsoring a particular event or experience, please contact us. We also have numerous events we've already planned throughout the year, and we can match your sponsorship to a wonderful enrichment opportunity. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES If you have a talent or your organization's work might be of interest to teens, we would love to host you or bring our teens to you. Volunteers go through the Boys & Girls Club of America screening process and then can interact with our teens as mentors. Remember, it only takes one caring adult to change a teen's life! N O N P RO F I T P RO F I L E Augusta Teen Center Dr. Christopher Maloney Executive Director Ashley Healey Assistant Director BOARD OFFICERS Alex Sydnor President, Chief Strategy Officer, Maine General Health Christine Devine, Treasurer, CEO, KV Federal Credit Union Stephanie Byras Secretary, Bank Manager, Northeast Bank BOARD MEMBERS Rick Albert Engineering & Plant Operations, Maine General Health Torey Carr Founding Partner, Apollon New England Jed Davis Attorney, Mitchell & Davis Ellyne Fleshner Independent Nonprofit Consultant Rob Gordon Retired Executive Director, Kennebec Valley United Way Monique LaFlamme Systems Analyst, State of Maine Shawn McLaughlin Owner, State Lunch Roy Miller Family Physician, HealthReach Community Health Centers Jared Mills Assistant City Manager/Police Chief of Augusta Tobias Parkhurst Owner, Cushnoc Brewing Sarah Sachs President, KFS Mortgage Co. Established: 2000 / Employees: 4 full time, 4 part time / Annual revenue: $453,000 TOP FUNDING SOURCES 71% Grants and contracts 15.1% Fundraisers 10.6% Contributions 3.3% Individual donors CONTACT 244 Water St. Augusta, ME 04330 (207) 622-0452 info@augustateencenter.org BGCAM.org fb.me/augustateencenter AWARDS/ACCOLADES Boys & Girls Club of Waterville Affiliations: Alfond Youth & Community Center: Waterville Jobs for Maine Graduates Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce Augusta Downtown Alliance MISSION STATEMENT The Augusta Teen Center exists to serve teenagers, many of whom are disadvan- taged. We provide caring adults in a safe place where adolescents can learn marketable skills, healthy living habits and have opportunities to give back to the community. SERVICE LOCATIONS Kennebec County, Augusta and surrounding towns. AT A GLANCE 37% Fundraising Events 21% Contributions 18% CPR Training Revenue 14% Other Revenue 10% Bequests Together we can conquer anything! What if one opportunity or experience could change their lives forever? Here is the 2023 Ironman 70.3 Maine teen volunteer group led by Ashley Healey, assistant director, Elizabeth McCausland, program coordinator, and Brooke Averill, JMG specialist at the Augusta Teen Center. Augusta Teen Center youth leadership team attending the Maine Youth Action Network Conference at the University of Maine, Orono Augusta Teen Center staff (pictured from left to right): Brooke Averill, JMG Specialist; Ashley Healey, Assistant Director; and Elizabeth McCausland, Program Coordinator. VO L . X X I X N O. X X I I G I V I N G G U I D E 2 0 2 3 – 2 0 2 4 18