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Nonprofits›Rural Aspirations Project

Education

Rural Aspirations Project

SWANVILLE, ME

Website

Total revenue

$507K

Total expenses

$468K

Net assets

$306K

Grants received

$654K

16 grants

EIN

453854485

Tax year

2024

Mission

To expand educational opportunities that develop and honor community while stimulating the innate curiosity of students and teachers.

Programs

4 programs

Collaborative programs: Maine forest collaborative - Education coordination for statewide programming and curriculum. To develop project based learning programs tied to rural community development needs. Services include development of the Maine forest collaborative, a program that served 6 schools, 6 teachers, and 79 students.

Expenses: $106K

WCYLC (Washington County Youth Leadership Program)- This hands-on, community-based civic engagement project brings together students and teachers from middle and high schools across Washington County to explore relevant civic issues facing their local communities. Community partners and municipal leaders will work with school teams as they research the challenge topic, gather feedback and input from other community members, and present possible solutions to decision makers. 8 schools, 9 teachers.

Expenses: $82K

Networks: RAP Networks develops and participates in statewide or regional networks to identity collaborative strategies to support rural schools. Services included participation on several statewide networks, including FOR/Maine, Maine West and the Washington County School Partnership Group. We facilitate the Northern Maine Outdoor Education Cohort with 8 teachers from 8 schools, with 50 teachers and 3 community partners.

Expenses: $58K

Maine Civics Network- Fiscal Sponsorship

Expenses: $7K