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Maine Points: 100+ Women Who Care Southern Maine

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Maine Points: 100+ Women Who Care Southern Maine

100+ Women Who Care Southern Maine is an organization founded in October 2014 by Deb Bergeron with the help and inspiration of other established chapters.

Deb is a certified personal and professional coach, and founder of Ocean of Possibilities. She is passionate about giving back to the community in which she grew up and raised her family, and volunteers for numerous organizations in the greater Portland area including Make-A-Wish of Maine and the executive council of ICFNE/Maine chapter of coaches.

In November, 100+ Women Who Care Will Celebrate 10 Years
And over $624,000 Donated to Southern Maine Charities

100womenwhocaresouthernmaine.com/faqs/#how_long

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