100 Katahdin Avenue, a recently renovated 3-unit building in Millinocket, Maine, is a prime example of the Center’s impact investment fund and work. It is providing quality, affordable housing for people seeking to create community and providing investors up to 2% returns.

The Center is helping nine trail networks expand the quality and variety of mountain biking experiences across the region.

Take an impromptu video tour of the early stage of our renovation of the Parker J. Noyes building in Lancaster, NH.

The 55,678-acre West Grand Lake Community Forest supports the region’s forest and outdoor recreation economy.

The Second Nature Adventure Challenge encourages people in Western Maine to be active outdoors, and in 2020 the program added a fundraising incentive to address food insecurity heightened by the Covid-19 pandemic.

We’ve developed a strategy for Adirondack communities to attract new residents who are eager to contribute to the community.

We're using integrated capital to achieve a central goal of boosting people, place and economy so that communities can be places of pride, purpose and vitality.