Find Laura Seaton, WindowDresser’s Director of Community Workshops at the PechaKucha Night at the Camden Opera House this Friday! PechaKucha is an event of visual storytelling where presenters each show 20 slides, with each one shown for 20 seconds, to…
On November 1st, Downtown with Rich Kimball featured WindowDressers board member and University of Maine professor Sharon Klein to discuss our program. Click the link below to hear this fun and informative segment! Fill out this form today to place…
In September WindowDressers was awarded a generous grant from United Midcoast Charities for our work to support economic security in Maine. The cost of heating fuel is particularly burdensome to low-income families in Maine, many of whom live in poorly…
Order today to beat the deadline for your local community workshop! Buxton/Gorham, Norway, Berwick and Sacopee Valley all have deadlines coming up in the next two weeks. We had a warm September, but winter is coming and its time to act…
Since 2010, WindowDressers volunteers have made more than 27,000 insulating interior window inserts that have avoided burning nearly 880,000 gallons of fuel oil, saving Maine households more than $2.2 million on their heating bills. Our 2018 build season is officially in full…
Order today to beat the deadline for your local community workshop! Peaks Island, Belfast, St. George and Falmouth all have deadlines coming up in the next two weeks. We had a warm September, but winter is coming and its time to…
On Tuesday, Aug 28th, 13 Machias Savings Bank employees who are “Community Impact Ambassadors” spent 4 hours building inserts at our Lincoln St. Center production facility in Rockland. The effort was part of a team-building training for the bank— a…
Since 2010, WindowDressers volunteers have made more than 27,000 insulating interior window inserts that have avoided burning nearly 880,000 gallons of fuel oil, saving Maine households more than $2.2 million on their heating bills. Our 2018 build season is officially…
Fall 2018 Newsletter
This spring, WindowDressers was one of five recipients to receive the Volunteer Generation Fund grant from The Maine Commission for Community Service (MCCS) and the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS). The grant seeks to support volunteerism in Maine…