MOEF
What is the Maine Osteopathic Educational Foundation? (MOEF)
The Maine Osteopathic Educational Foundation (MOEF) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose primary goals are to:
- Educate Maine students in osteopathic medicine;
- To provide continuing education for existing physicians; and
- To improve the health of all Maine people through education and research.
Congratulations to our 2022 MOEF Scholarship recipients!
This year donations were able to support 6 UNE COM students from Maine and an additional student attending Rowan SOM in New Jersey. Thank you to our generous MOEF donors that make this scholarship and our other MOEF initiatives possible.
Thank you to our Annual Convention Donors, It was so wonderful to be together again at the Samoset!
Stay Tuned for more MOEF events as the year goes on! Interested in donating good or services? Let us know, email [email protected]
History of the MOEF and the D.O. Campaign:
The MOEF Fundraising Committee officially launched the “Distinguishing Ourselves: Preserving the Past and Preparing for the Future” fundraising campaign in June of 2013 and began with a gift in memory of Louis Hanson, DO. The original fundraising goal of $250,000 to build an endowment dedicated to the three goals stated above, was reached in the first 3 years of the campaign. Further contributions are needed to protect and promote osteopathic medicine for generations to come.
Did you know?
The MOEF Funded 6 Scholarships in the amount of $1,000.00 each to Osteopathic Medical Students from Maine attending UNE COM in 2020, a record number of scholarships give out!
These scholarships are awarded each year to deserving medical students from Maine. Donate to support this cause!
Read more about these scholarships, recent recipients, applications and more Here.
Donor Levels:
- A.T. Still Stewards: $25,000 and over
- The Hanson Society: $10,000-$24,999
- Leadership Circle: $5,000-$9,999
- President’s Club: $1,000-$4,999
- Supporter: Up to $999
2010-Current Donor Club List
Please help the next generation of D.O.’s practice in Maine by making a donation to support this cause.
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