The New England Region offers employment opportunities in seven locations throughout our four states: Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont. We invite you to browse through the descriptions of each donor center location and decide which area is right for you!

Bangor, Maine
The Greater Bangor region of Maine offers many fine accommodations, restaurants, sites and attractions, and special events sure to please almost everyone. The City of Bangor and surrounding communities have many wonders to explore and because of its central location in the state, day-trips to the rock-bound coast or rugged mountains are easy to arrange. The region’s towns and cities offer a variety of unique shops and interesting attractions, a New England lifestyle and a generous helping of Maine hospitality. The greater Bangor region sustains a population of 100,000 with the City of Bangor itself serving as home to 35,000. Bangor is a modern, growing community. Among metropolitan areas with populations under 100,000, Bangor recently received the number one ranking from Places Rated Almanac published by IDG Books Worldwide. In addition to the best overall ranking, Bangor scored number one in the areas of transportation, education, arts and recreation.
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Portland, Maine

Whether you are interested in exploring its 360-year history or checking out Portland’s amazing cultural scene, Portland is an exciting town! With city excitement and small-town charm, Portland is a city second only to San Francisco in the number of exciting restaurants per capita. Picture cobblestone streets lined with Victorian era, red brick commercial buildings. Breathe the refreshing sea air while you enjoy the city’s vibrant waterfront. Browse our one-of-a-kind Old Port shops and galleries. Portland is friendly, walkable, fun, and thankfully, Maine.

Dedham, Massachusetts
Dedham is an historic suburban industrial town located 15 miles southwest of downtown Boston. It is the site of the earliest surviving framed house in New England, the handsome 1637 Fairbanks House. The 10.7-square-mile community received its grant as a town from the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1636, placing it among the oldest communities in the state. The town shows a rich and diverse architectural face to the world, with its monumental granite court house of Greek Revival design, its Victorian prison, its limestone Neoclassical Registry of Deeds, Romanesque Revival public library and Renaissance and Georgian Revival schools. In addition, Dedham has a remarkably well preserved town center, with many handsome, historic houses of which the community is very proud.
Photo credt: American Landmarks Realtors

Springfield, Massachusetts
Some have called Springfield "the city in the country," and it is an apt description. The financial and commercial center of Western Massachusetts, Springfield began as a trading post - literally, a pleasant place on the riverbank to conduct business. And more than three centuries later, Greater Springfield remains just that - a pleasant place by the Connecticut River to conduct meetings, conventions, and other business. The Springfield Civic Center is poised for renovation and a new convention center is planned downtown. Springfield Symphony Hall provides seating for 2,600 people for concerts, lectures and special performances. Across the Connecticut River in West Springfield, the Eastern States Exposition hosts events year-round. Offering 310,000 square feet of show space, this expansive multi-service facility is home to everything from major juried craft shows to lavish homebuilding extravaganzas. The largest show of all happens each September when the grounds host The Big E, "The Great New England Fall Festival," attracting over one million visitors.
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Worcester, Massachusetts
Worcester is in the heart of Massachusetts, equidistant from Boston, Providence, Hartford, Springfield and Nashua, New Hampshire. Heading into the 21st century, Worcester is in the right place at the right time. There are construction projects under way totaling more than $1 billion, including the restoration of historic Union Station and its renovation into an intermodal transportation center, as well as the new Worcester Medical Center, rising in the center of the city’s downtown - just across the street from Worcester’s Centrum Centre. For shopping, there’s the Worcester Common Outlets, and downtown visitors can enjoy dining, nightclubs, music and live theater performances. The Worcester Art Museum is one of the leading small museums in America, boasting a collection spanning 50 centuries. At Mechanics Hall, you can immerse yourself in the 19th century, and stand where the likes of Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, Theodore Roosevelt and Henry David Thoreau once stood. Welcome to Worcester!

Manchester, New Hampshire
From the seacoast to the lakes and mountains, there’s a lot to enjoy in New Hampshire’s great outdoors in every season! Name your favorite sport or outdoor activity and you’ll find it here. Beautiful settings abound, whether you’re interested in hiking or biking, a round of golf on one of the state’s many scenic courses, hunting and fishing, or on-water fun. There are lots of opportunities to do sports like downhill skiing or snowboarding, or join with others in cross country skiing and snowmobiling. Spend the night camping under the stars, visiting a State Park or the White Mountain National Forest, or learning more about science and wildlife. Whatever outdoor experience appeals to you, you’ve come to the right place to enjoy it . . . New Hampshire!

Burlington, Vermont
Where can you find a top-rated metro area for raising your family in one of the cleanest, safest areas of the country? Try Burlington, Vermont. Nestled between the beautiful Green Mountains and the shore of Lake Champlain, Burlington has it all. Burlington has been declared one of the Top Ten Great Places to Raise a Family. That's no surprise, considering the extremely low crime rate, year-round calendar of activities and events and nearly limitless recrational opportunities. Burlington combines the best of picturesque rural Vermont living with a vibrant cultural environment, six colleges and universities, fantastic restaurants and outdoor activities like golf, tennis, sailing, hiking, biking and, of course, great skiing. Find out why Burlington, Vermont is rated of the the top four outstanding get-away locations in the Northeast - without ever having to leave! For more information about Vermont, check out the Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce.