Release Date: 05/29/2013

Inland Hospital is proud to announce its Community Benefit mini grant recipients for 2013. This year Inland has contributed more than $50,000 in funding to organizations working to improve health and quality of life in the Greater Waterville area.

Inland has awarded funds to nearly three dozen local organizations to help manage the multitude of health-related, economic and other challenges. Inland is committed to engaging collaborators to more effectively plan and implement initiatives aimed at improving health status and community well-being. Collaborators include community and social service agencies, schools, and many others.

Inland is dedicated to improving quality of life in the Greater Waterville area and the surrounding communities we serve, and our Community Benefit program is one example of that commitment.

2013 Community Benefit awardees:

Boys Club/Girls Club
CeMeNEMBA
Central Maine Growth Council
Community Dental Center
Family Violence Project
Greater Waterville Area Food Bank
Greater Waterville Kiwanis
Hardy Girls Healthy Women
Hospice Volunteers of Waterville
Kennebec Behavioral Health
Kennebec Valley Community College
KVCAP
Maine Children’s Home
Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter
REM
Thomas College
Unity Barn Raisers
Waldo Community Action Partners
Waterville Main Street
Waterville Opera House

Schools funded
Williams Elementary School, Oakland
Ralph Atwood Primary School, Oakland
Messalonskee Middle School, Oakland
James H Bean School, Sidney
Messalonskee High School, Oakland
Belgrade Central School, Belgrade
Solon Elementary School, Solon
Carrebec Community School, N. Anson
Garret Schenck Elementary, Anson
Troy Central School, Troy
Mount View Elementary School, Thorndike
Vassalboro Community School, Vassalboro
Albert. S. Hall School, Waterville
Madison Junior High School, Madison
China Primary School, S. China
China Middle School, S. China

To view the complete Inland/EMHS 2012/2013 Community Benefit Report visit, www.inlandhospital.org.