Marc Paquette of Androscoggin Bank, Maureen Aube from the city of Auburn and Jason Agren of Agren Appliances head the Commerce Division. It’s the campaign’s largest division with a goal of $910,000.

A goal of $300,000 will be the target of the Finance, Insurance and Real Estate Division chaired by Todd Abbotoni of TD Banknorth.

Diane Mulkhey of Central Maine Medical Center and Renee L’Italian of Sisters of Charity Health Systems head the Health Care Division, which has a $175,000 goal.

The Non-Profit Division is led by Stephanie Gelinas and Charlene O’Clair of Sandcastle Preschool Program Foundation. Its goal is $65,000.

The Professionals Division is chaired by Andre Doucette of Gosselin, Dubord and Bell, Shane Wright of Isaacson Raymond, and Joe Lavigne of Ouellette and Associates. Their goal is $64,000.

Tom Jarvis of the Lewiston School Department chairs the Education Division, which has a $56,000 goal; Maureen Aube, city of Auburn, chairs the Local Government/Public Service Division, which has a $51,000 goal.

Ed and Kathleen Cormier are chairpersons of the Leaders’ Circle Division, which consists of donors of $750 or more. The division goal is $550,000.

Four loaned executives who will work on United Way projects in coming weeks were introduced at the breakfast. They are Joanie Davis-Dunn of L.L. Bean; Anthony Prock of the Auburn Hannaford; Linda Wheeler, Tambrands/Proctor & Gamble; and Kim Boucher, Formed Fibre Technologies.