Stories from the road
Berry Fruit Farm Turns Roughly 133,000 Apples into Applesauce
When an unexpected delivery of 44,000 pounds of apples (that accounts for roughly 133,000 apples!) arrived at Good Shepherd Food Bank’s warehouse in Auburn last November, a challenge presented itself. The apples, donated by Charleston Correctional Facility, were best suited for cooking. In addition, the Food Bank already purchased a large quantity of apples from its farm partners. It was easy to assume the fate of these apples would be food for the pig farms. However, once again, the spirit of Maine people and the Food Bank’s commitment to addressing hunger shined bright.
Congratulations to our Outstanding School Partners
As the 2015-2016 school year comes to a close, Good Shepherd Food Bank’s Child Hunger Team is extending a sincere...
Good Shepherd Food Bank and Full Plates Full Potential Award Grants to Expand Summer Food Service Program
Good Shepherd Food Bank, the state’s largest hunger relief organization, and Full Plates Full Potential, a statewide coalition working to...