Good Will-Hinckley is a renowned institution located in Fairfield, Maine, housing the L. C. Bates Museum and the Maine Academy of Natural Sciences.

For more than 130 years, Good Will-Hinckley has been dedicated to providing a nurturing home and support to boys and girls facing behavioral challenges. It all started with George Walter Hinckley, a compassionate young boy who offered his food and shelter to an orphan seeking refuge. This act of kindness laid the foundation for the Good Will Idea.

Today, Good Will-Hinckley continues to transform lives by offering a range of services, including therapeutic residential treatment and dynamic educational resources. Their Glenn Stratton Learning Center, College Step-Up & Transitions program, and L. C.

Bates Museum are just a few examples of their comprehensive offerings. At Good Will-Hinckley, their mission Educating youth. Changing lives.

is more than just a tagline – it's their ethos. By upholding their founder's vision, Good Will-Hinckley has become a supportive community, providing thousands of young people with the tools they need to thrive. Regardless of their background, Good Will-Hinckley welcomes all young individuals in need and champions their journey to success