2022 Budget Pine Tree Society’s 2022 budget reflects an unwavering commitment to Maine children and adults with disabilities and their families. 2022 continued to be a time of uncertainty for programs offering in-person direct service. As such, many of Pine Tree Society’s programs and services made swift changes in order to be responsive to the Read More ›

Pine Tree Society began as Pine Tree Society for Crippled Children. In December of 1935, a group of 25, including doctors, officials associated with state government and other interested parties, met at the State House in Augusta. Their purpose was to form a Maine Society for crippled children. After the Social Securities Act was established, it Read More ›