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The
Warren Center is proud to have a wonderful and caring professional
staff. Warren Center Directors Mary
E. Poulin, Mary
Beth B. Richards, M.S. CCC-SLP Clinical Staff, Audiology Amanda
Samoluk, Au.D., CCC-A,
Kim
Starkey Au.D., CCC-A, FAAA Clinical Staff, Speech Amy
Bragg, M.A. CCC-SLP Administrative Staff Rebecca
Phillips Mary-Anne
Saxl Natalie
Binette Tammi Pickering,
Christine
Probert,
Warren Center 2008 Board of Directors The Warren Center is overseen by a volunteer board of directors which meets monthly. The Warren Center is a not-for-profit corporation in the State of Maine. The Board of Directors is made up of community leaders who serve renewable three-year terms. President James
Nason Vice-President
Rachel Bailey Secretary Fred A.
Brown Treasurer
Jennifer Eastman Immediate
Past President Wayne Woodford Roger K.
Choquet Doug King Deborah
C. Pinkham Board Opening EX OFFICIO Mary E. Poulin MaryBeth B. Richards HONORARY MEMBERS John Schroder, M.D.,
P.A. Richard J. Warren
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The generosity of our donors helps us continue to develop new programs as the needs of our community change while still providing the quality care which Warren Center clients have come to expect. The links below will guide you to information on the many ways to give. The Warren Center is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Your gift to the Warren Center is tax deductible to the extent the law allows. If you are interested in information on making an outright gift of stock or leaving a bequest, please e-mail us a request for information at info@warrencenter.org and we will send it to you though the mail. Please remember to include your entire name and mailing address. Thank you! The information on this site is not intended as legal, tax or investment advice. For such advice, please consult an attorney, tax professional or investment professional.
Gifts to the annual fund of the Warren Center help keep the doors open, the lights on, the bills paid and allow us to continue to do the work that we do. The fiscal year at the Warren Center is from July 1 to June 30. Gifts to the annual fund may be in the form of check, cash, paid with MasterCard or Visa, or through a gift-of-stock. Gifts to the annual fund may be made in honor or memory of a loved one and are excellent ways to remember someone special. Givers to the annual fund are recognized in our annual report and on our website. For more information on the annual fund, please contact the Warren Center public relations office at info@warrencenter.org. Gifts of cash contributions are one of the most popular ways of giving. Checks may be made to the Warren Center. We also accept contributions paid with VISA and MasterCard, over the phone, in person or through the mail. A printable mail-in form is available through this link. If you are interested in making a donation to the Warren Center, please download and mail us a copy of the donation form below. We can also accept credit-card donations over the phone! Our number is 941-2850 or 1-877-542-9000, toll-free in Maine. The Warren Center is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Your gift to the Warren Center is tax deductible to the extent the law allows.
f you have a little time to spare, the Warren Center would love to have some of it! We usually need help making therapy materials, keeping the toys in the office clean and sometimes would love to have someone to watch children in the lobby during our busiest hours. Please give us a call or email info@warrencenter.org for Warren Center volunteer opportunities. For more opportunities please check out the United Way of Eastern Maine's volunteer web site that matches volunteers with organizations which are seeking help. You can continue to help the Warren Center's future by considering planned giving. Ten Ways to Leave a Legacy 1.Leave a gift
in your will for the nonprofit and charitable organizations, such as
the Warren Center, that made a difference in your life. Imagine the
positive impact on our community if everyone made a donation to a favorite
nonprofit. You may wish to contact the Maine Planned Giving Council for more information. Consider making a charitable gift of your stocks and securities. If you have appreciated securities (stocks, bonds, mutual funds) that you have held in value for at least one year, you may want to consider contributing them as a gift to the Warren Center. It's a generous and smart way to invest in our community. Some of the benefits of gifts of stock are: Avoid capital
gains taxes Take a charitable
tax deduction Give a larger
gift
Many organizations and companies have matching gift programs designed to increase their members' or employees' ability to contribute to a charity. Check with your company about this as an option. If your company has a matching gift program, simply include the appropriate forms with your gift. You will be given recognition for the full value of both gifts.
Creating an endowment fund in tribute of family, friends, a business or other relationships is an excellent option for continuing support. Endowments may be named in honor of an individual and will continue to generate income supporting the service you choose. Please contact the Warren Center if you are interested in creating an endowment.
Gifts in-Kind are always helpful! They let us free up some of what's in the budget allowing us opportunities to put those funds towards program and unexpected needs. Generally we need snacks for group therapy (Goldfish and dry cereals are excellent) kool-aid, paper cups, plates, napkins, crayons, construction paper, glues, glitter and other "crafty" items are appreciated. If you have office equipment, please give us a call. All inquiries can be made at 941-2850. Sometimes we let you know our needs right in the office with things like our Winter Wish Mittens. For the other times, our wish list is available here. The Warren Center
is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. If you are interested in making
an in-kind donation to the Warren Center, your gift is tax deductible
to the extent the law allows. General
Items for Speech Therapy Office Equipment
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Speech Pathologist We’re looking for an SLP (CCC or CFY) who is eligible for a Maine license to join our not-for-profit speech & hearing center, which has been serving the community since 1961. Manageable caseload size, emphasis on pediatrics with opportunities for adult rehab. Masters degree in speech-pathology. Eligible for Maine State licensure.
CFY supervision available. Audiologist We are seeking an additional full time motivated and dynamic clinical Audiologist for a busy practice. Candidate must have experience with disagnostic evaluation and hearing aid placement. Experience with both Pediatirc and Adult populations required. New AuD graduates welcome to apply. Benefits include health, dental, vision, disability, life insurance, education and retirement. Seeking applicants who work well in a team environment and who can contribute to the practice on an individual basis as well. CONTACT: Why come to Bangor, Maine for work? Because the play is so much more fun than anywhere else! The Warren Center is located in Maine’s Queen City, Bangor. First settled in 1769, the city has grown to its current population of about 60,000 people. Bangor has retained the charm which drew people to it during the height of its glory in the logging days. Historic Victorian homes still dominate its waterfront and city streets - the Warren Center is located in one of the city’s historic districts, next to the historical society building and beautiful Isaac Farrar Mansion, owned and maintained by the YWCA. We are approximately an hour’s drive from the rugged coast of Acadia National Park, and only one and a half hours from Baxter State Park and the highest point of Maine’s Appalachian Trail. The area is richly forested and scenic. Lakes, rivers and streams provide countless opportunities for fishing, canoeing, kayaking and whitewater rafting while the thick forest is perfect for hiking, hunting and camping. Of course, skiing, sailing, golf, leaf-peeping, apple picking and sledding (especially on Bangor’s dramatic Essex Street Hill) are all activities to look forward to. Bangor is home to the nation’s oldest symphony, has a dynamic arts community, including an annual outdoor summer Shakespeare festival, year-round professional theatre, sports events and entertainment at the Bangor Civic Center and the Maine Center for the Performing Arts, on the University of Maine’s flagship campus in nearby Orono. Bangor is home to many art galleries and fine restaurants offering a range of cuisine from fish and chips and peppersteaks to tapas and modern fusion cuisine. In addition, there are Thai, Indian, Pakistani, Italian, Greek, Chinese, Mexican and Japanese specialty restaurants right in town, several within walking distance of the Warren Center in Bangor’s charming downtown. For more information on Bangor and its surrounding area, check Bangor Region Chamber of Commerce website, www.bangorregion.com
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Check out these excellent sites on speech and hearing and more! United
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