CENT for CTE—Supporting maine's cte programs Flyer

Participating ABC member firms commit to paying .01 cents per work hour in support of scholarships and books for construction programming in Maine’s Career and Technical Education schools. Participating member firms will track their work hours (they must be tracked for workers' compensation reporting anyway). Work hours can be tracked and paid every quarter. Member firms email the total work hours to ABC, and ABC will create the invoice.

Here are some examples based on the number of employees a member company has: Member company has ten employees X 2,000 hours per year = 20,000 work hours per year times .01 cents per hour = $200.00 Member company has 25 employees X 2,000 hours per year = 50,000 work hours per year times .01 cents per hour = $500.00 Member company has 50 employees X 2,000 hours per year = 100,000 work hours per year times .01 cents per hour = $1,000.00

Notes about the program:

  • Simple to participate
  • Based on the honor system for reporting hours worked
  • Helps support Career and Technical Education schools with books for programs
  • One Penny per hour worked can help shape tomorrow’s workforce

Participating Associate and Supplier Members

Annual Donations available for: $250.00 $500.00 $750.00 Other

For more information contact: Email: [email protected]

The Cent for CTE funds are housed in a separate bank account from ABC’s operating account and available for the following requests:

  • Reimbursements to educational facilities for books and/or Instructor development
  • Grants that follow ABC requirements to educational facilities, individuals and other Committees we partner with
  • Scholarships to individuals who are eligible under the ABC scholarship process
  • Any construction program falling under the strategic goals and requirements of the ABC Maine Chapter


CTE WORKS FOR ME VIDEO CONTEST—SUBMIT FOR A CHANCE TO WIN $1,000!

Associated Builder and Contractors of Maine’s video contest intends to allow aspiring craft professionals and their instructors to promote Maine’s Career & Technical Education Schools (CTE). Individuals will create a video that provides information about the value of career and technical education. The video should illustrate how a high quality CTE program enhances family, business, and community engagement. It should also show how it can lead to a career pathway and on-going post-secondary education through college or industry. Learn more.

CTE Videos