Public Charity

Maine Space Grant Consortium

Maine Space Grant Consortium is a Public Charity headquartered in Augusta, ME. Financial data from the 2025 filing: $1.8M revenue, $1.8M expenses, $421K total assets. 4 publicly reported grants to this organization, totaling roughly $485K, appear in IRS filings.

EIN: 010532411 Augusta, ME Latest filing: 2025
Total Revenue$1.8M
Total Expenses$1.8M
Total Assets$421K
Grant Records4
Funding Total$485K
Filing Years2021–2025

Mission

Our mission is to: improve our affiliates' research infrastructure in areas of mutual interest to NASA and the State of Maine; encourage more students to consider careers in fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM); (Continued on Schedule O)(Mission Statement Continued) and enhance NASA's presence throughout the State of Maine.

Sample Grants Received

Maine Technology Institute
2023
President of STEM Engagement, will be our morning keynote speaker on Monday, November 6. Mr. Kincaid will share his thoughts about the Future of Space, NASA's plans for engaging the nation in the future of space (Moon and beyond and on Earth), the importance of STEM engagement to ensure the nation's leadership role in its future in space, and a few words on how a small state like Maine can play a significant role.
$7,500
Maine Technology Institute
2022
In the current MTI Investment, we complete the strategic plan for the Maine Space Complex (see Attachment A). As the result of the planning effort, we identified additional work that would lead to a stronger foundation for the Complex, lead to more significant benefits to the state than what would not have been possible under the current strategic plan. This additional work would facilitate more opportunities and economic growth for the Complex and the state of Maine. The first need is to secure new business opportunities for industries in the new Space Economy and the Maine Space Complex. The second need is to continue engagement with communities and stakeholders in conversation regarding the Maine Space Complex to ensure that the value proposition is clear and moving toward adoption.
$283,749
Maine Technology Institute
2020
Development of Strategic, Business, Financial and Investment Plans for the Maine SpacePort Complex
$155,607
Maine Technology Institute
2018
New Maine Space Technology Cluster
$38,067

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Officers & Directors

Director (start 12/2024) Chris Maher
Director Dan Koloski
Director Dr Giovanna Guidoboni
Director Dr Jason Goldstein
Director Dr Jason Judd
Chair (end 12/2024) Dr Jeremy Qualls

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Top Grant Purposes

In the current MTI Investment, we complete the strategic plan for the Maine Space Complex (see Attachment A). As the result of the planning effort, we identified additional work that would lead to a stronger foundation for the Complex, lead to more significant benefits to the state than what would not have been possible under the current strategic plan. This additional work would facilitate more opportunities and economic growth for the Complex and the state of Maine. The first need is to secure new business opportunities for industries in the new Space Economy and the Maine Space Complex. The second need is to continue engagement with communities and stakeholders in conversation regarding the Maine Space Complex to ensure that the value proposition is clear and moving toward adoption.
$283,749 1 grant
Development of Strategic, Business, Financial and Investment Plans for the Maine SpacePort Complex
$155,607 1 grant
New Maine Space Technology Cluster
$38,067 1 grant
President of STEM Engagement, will be our morning keynote speaker on Monday, November 6. Mr. Kincaid will share his thoughts about the Future of Space, NASA's plans for engaging the nation in the future of space (Moon and beyond and on Earth), the importance of STEM engagement to ensure the nation's leadership role in its future in space, and a few words on how a small state like Maine can play a significant role.
$7,500 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2025 $1.8M $1.8M $421K
2024 $2.5M $2.5M $620K
2023 $1.8M $1.8M $624K
2022 $1.5M $1.5M $425K
2021 $1.0M $1.0M $475K

Between 2021 and 2025, reported annual revenue grew from $1.0M to $1.8M (+82%), with total assets most recently reported at $421K.

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