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About KVO

The Kennebec Valley Organization (KVO) is a broad-based organization of religious congregations, labor union locals, community and small business groups that brings people together across lines of religion, geography, age, ethnic group, and economic status to take action on our issues of shared concern, such as saving, strengthening, and creating good jobs, affordable housing, and critical public services. Also, by building relationships and developing leadership skills within our member groups, we will strengthen our own institutions as well as the broader community.

KVO is a member of the InterValley Project, a cooperative organizing network that includes the Granite State Organizing Project in New Hampshire, the Naugatuck Valley Project in Connecticut, the Pioneer Valley Project and the Merrimack Valley Project in Massachusetts, and the Rhode Island Organizing Project.

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What's New:

Saturday June 28th - Our organizing network, InterValley Project, celebrates its 10th anniversary!

9 KVO leaders are traveling to the Hogan Center at Holy Cross in Worcester, MA to celebrate with leaders from IVP groups across New England. See the Calendar page for more info.

Wednesday, June 18th

40 Delegates and guests took part in the Special Delegates' Assembly on Health Care. Click here to read more about the event.

Mid Maine Time Bank is up and running!

After a successful kick-off event on June 8th, the MMTB is up and running with over 60 members and 50 different services on offer. MMTB Coordinator Joe Rowden is in his new (temporary) office at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Fairfield, accepting applications. To learn more, and to download an application, click here!