Maine Strong Memorial Foundation News

The 3rd Annual Maine Strong Memorial Foundation Softball Tournament welcomed 27 teams and hundreds of supporters for a weekend dedicated to community, resilience, and giving back. Learn how sponsors, volunteers, local vendors, and participants came together to support Maine families in crisis and the ongoing work of the Maine Resiliency Center.

This October, the Maine Strong Memorial Foundation hosted its 2nd Annual Softball Tournament, bringing our community together to honor, support, and uplift one another. With incredible participation, generosity, and donations, the weekend was a fantastic success, helping to provide essential support for families and individuals impacted by last year’s tragedy in Lewiston, support the Maine Resiliency Center, and our foundation. Thank You to Our Sponsors This tournament wouldn

Reflecting on Maine Strong Night: a powerful tribute at Hadlock Field to those impacted by the Lewiston tragedy, showcasing community unity.

As the summer sun warmed Fenway Park this past July, the Maine Strong Memorial Foundation experienced a day filled with connection,...

As we start a new and exciting part of our journey, we're very happy to share big news: the start of the Maine Strong Memorial Foundation. This isn't just a new name; it's a big step forward in how we plan to reach out and help across our wonderful state of Maine. Our story began in the wake of tragedy—the heartbreaking loss of 18 lives in the Lewiston, Maine shooting in 2023. Among the victims were Joe Walker and Ron Morin, beloved figures in the Lewiston/Auburn softball com

As the autumn leaves began to turn last year, the Maine Strong Memorial Foundation witnessed an extraordinary gathering of community, compassion, and competitive spirit during the Lewiston Strong Memorial Benefit Softball Tournament presented by Hammond Lumber Company. This event, held in memory of those lost in the tragic Lewiston shooting on October 25, 2023, stood as a powerful testament to the resilience and unity of the Lewiston/Auburn community. Reflecting on this gathe