Honoring Fallen Heroes of Maine

The Summit Project is a Living Memorial supported by an ever growing family of thousands of dedicated and patriotic individuals who all have personally invested in our mission. We are a nationally recognized, Maine based, 501(c)3 service organization and we have a very special way of paying tribute to the fallen service members from Maine who have died in the line of duty since September 11, 2001. We ensure that Maine Heroes are NOT Forgotten by carrying their memorial stones on tribute hikes and carrying their stories for a lifetime.
 
 
 
May
24
Baxter State Park Motorcycle Convoy 2025
May
24
TSP at Baxter State Park 2025
Jun
6
Trident Armory Standby to Fly
Jun
21
AMC Highland Center Tribute Trek
Jun
21
Honor Case Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the AMC Highland Center
Aug
2
CPL Andrew L. Hutchins Memorial Ride
 
 
 

 

Our mission is to honor our state's post-9/11 fallen Service Members and–through education, fellowship, and physical activity–provide assurance to their families that these sacrifices will never be forgotten.

 
 

  • Ground Rules

    Ground Rules

    If you would like to take part in our program by carrying a hero's stone, you can check for availability and complete our application.

     

  • Hiker signups now OPEN: TSP at ANP

    TSP at ANP

    The Summit Project at Acadia National Park   The Summit Project at Acadia National Park (TSP at ANP) is our second signature event hosted each calendar year. With breathtaking views... Continue reading

     

  • Honor Case

    TSP at Portland International Jetport 2017

    The Summit Project is a Living Memorial and ensures that Maine Heroes are NOT Forgotten.

     

  • Gear and Apparel

    Gear and Apparel

    All the proceeds raised via TSP Store go to stock replenishment and operational costs of the program.

     
 

  • “This is an experience I’ll never forget, and I hope to be able to honor another soldier who has passed, perhaps even Edmund one day. My eyes were opened to how good we have it in America, and the struggles and hardships of a soldier in combat.”

    Participant