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Good Shepherd Food Bank / Hunger Education
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Good Shepherd Food Bank’s

Hunger Education

At the Food Bank, we believe that ending hunger is possible. But, we need everyone to take part to accomplish this goal.

Partner with us by learning more about hunger in our communities.

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Learning Resources

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Book List (K-5)

No one is too young to begin learning about hunger in our communities. Here’s a comprehensive book list for K-5 students.

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Service-Learning

Our service-learning program teaches students about food insecurity and hunger within their communities and empowers them to take action.

Bring the program to your classroom
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Community Food Experience

Many people in our communities across Maine do not know where their next meal will come from. The Community Food Experience simulates the challenges many face and explores both barriers to access and the impact food insecurity has on community health.

Explore the simulation

Special Thanks to the Following Contributors:

  • Melissa Gallagher
  • Missy Hall
  • Caroline Viles
  • Laura Thomas
  • Cristina Perez
  • Gabrielle Brown
  • Dawn McLaughlin

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