Index Every US public charity, on the record

Crime and legal in Maine

57 public charities the IRS codes as crime and legal, 33 of them reporting revenue of $50,000 or more.

Organizations

Largest first

By revenue on the last return. Organizations that file Form 990-N report no figures and come last.

Organization	Return	Revenue
Trooper Black FoundationCape Neddick	Form 990-N	No figure
Maine Center for Resilience and SurvivabilityBrunswick	Form 990-N	No figure
Daley FoundationPortland	Form 990-N	No figure
Hawaii Family Services IncCumberland	Form 990-N	No figure
Maine Association of VwasAugusta	Form 990-N	No figure
Be Fierce Self DefenseNorway	Form 990-N	No figure
Sentence to SuccessHowland	Form 990-N	No figure

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By size

Under $50K22
$50K to $500K18
$500K to $1M3
$1M to $2.5M3
$2.5M to $5M6
Over $5M3
No figure on file2

Size classes

Peers are ranked inside these.

$50K to $500K
18 organizations, median $212K
$500K to $5M
12 organizations, median $2.34M
Over $5M
3 organizations, median $14.2M

Most common codes

Legal services
NTEE I80
9
Crime prevention
NTEE I20
8
Rehabilitation services for offenders
NTEE I40
7
Alliances and advocacy
NTEE I01
6
Child abuse prevention
NTEE I72
6
Youth violence prevention
NTEE I21
4
Fundraising and fund distribution
NTEE I12
3
Law enforcement
NTEE I60
3

Cities

Portland
11
Augusta
6
Bangor
2
Brunswick
2
Gorham
2
Kennebunk
2
Rockland
2
South Portland
2
Auburn
1
Bath
1

Source. IRS public records, as of October 13, 2026. Financial figures are from the most recent return on file. Street addresses are not published here.

Peers. Public charities with the same focus group, state and size class, and a return no more than 33 months old.

Scope. The Index covers the 501(c)(3) organizations the IRS classes as publicly supported charities, in the 50 states and the District of Columbia. Churches, schools, hospitals and supporting organizations are classed separately and are not included.