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Maine Veterans Project

Direct-assistance nonprofit providing Maine veterans with heating fuel and vehicle donations, alongside indoor and outdoor recreation programs — jiu-jitsu, fitness, yoga, hunting, fishing, hiking — to rebuild camaraderie.

Veteran
Cost
Free to eligible veterans; heating-fuel assistance requires an account with partner RH Foster Energy
Coverage
Maine (statewide) (Maine)
Eligibility
Any veteran in need of assistance with a valid DD214 or ID card; heating-fuel assistance additionally requires demonstrated financial need.
Last Verified
August 27, 2026

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