Frannie Peabody Center is committed to compassionate care for the community infected with and affected by HIV/AIDS in Maine. The Center helps the community face and fight the realities of the disease by providing prevention education and direct services, including housing, information, education, advocacy, and counseling services. Frannie Peabody Center treats the whole person with dignity, care and compassion.

Get Out Ogunquit is committed to serving as a bridge connecting and supporting men who have sex with men (MSM), gay men, bisexual men, and questioning men through educational and community activities. This diverse mix of activities will provide these men with alternatives to the gay bars and on-line hook up sites by drawing attention to the rise in STD infections, the Steady number of HIV infections among the gay male population, and the importance of establishing and maintaining a visible community. It is the hope of all participants and supporters that a safe and non-judgmental environment be created to allow for the comfortable exploration of sexual identities. The Group meets on Mondays at the Ogunquit Welcome Center, at 36 Main Street at 7pm to 9pm

The Goals of The AIDS Memorial Quilt are to provide a creative means for remembrance and healing, effectively illustrate the enormity of the AIDS pandemic, increase awareness of HIV and AIDS throughout the general public and assist others with HIV infection prevention education.

The Ogunquit Spirit of Giving Committee collects holiday gifts for under-privileged foster children in Maine, in order to help the children have a festive holiday.

Jerry DeHart, contractor, Visit our showroom and offices! From small repairs, renovations and building construction any size.

Since 1985 John Philbrick has been offering authentic antiques at fine shows across the country. With an emphasis on early Americana, the company specializes in 18th century New England Furniture, European ceramics, early lighting, and decorative arts. We seek to offer objects, decorative and utilitarian, that would be commonplace in a colonial home.

Minka was the name for dwellings of farmers, artisans, and merchants of traditional japanese villages. Usually made of natural elements. Minka Home is an independant business providing quality, thoughtful products that are designed and created by local artisans.

Animal Instinct is a fun store with toys for both kids and grown-ups!

Your Ogunquit headquarters for the best sunglasses, unique gifts and pride gear. Visit our selection of Maui Jim Sunglasses

Everyone thinks they are special. On The Main really is! For gifts you will not find anywhere else; for unique designs of hand blown glass and pottery; for Steve Katz's prints (not available elsewhere in northern New England); for items that delight the eye and the mind visit On The Main.

Great gift items for those Spoiled Rotten members of your family or friends. Remember to "Spoil Yourself", too! Their "Spoiled Rotten" shirts are being seen all over town.

The Clown features a world class wine selection, specializing in Italian, contemporary art, a wide selection of European antiques and accessories, artisan gifts, olive oils and gourmet foods, all under one roof.

The Pottery Shop is the home of Chris Davis Stoneware Pottery, in Ogunquit since 1984. Chris and Alex make handsome functional pots for cooking and serving food, presenting flowers and plants, holding candles and oil to light your home and garden, and more.