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Stories from the Road – Freeport Community Services
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How to Host a Virtual Food Drive for Hunger Action Month!
Hosting a Virtual Food Drive is simple, here’s a few steps to follow! Step 1: Set Your Goal 🎯 Decide how much you want …
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New Service-Learning Program: Teach Your Students about Food Insecurity
Good Shepherd Food Bank of Maine is excited to announce our new service-learning program, which teaches students about food insecurity and hunger within their …
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Heather Paquette to Lead Good Shepherd Food Bank
Food Bank Board Chair Announces Hire Following Nationwide Search  AUBURN, Maine—Good Shepherd Food Bank’s board of directors has named Heather Thompson Paquette as its …
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Stories from the Road – Saco Food Pantry
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Maine Hunger-relief Agencies Receive $725,000 in Grants from Good Shepherd Food Bank
Capacity Building Grants awarded to partner agencies to make improvements Good Shepherd Food Bank is pleased to announce the recipients of their annual Capacity …
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From Misty Mornings to Sunlit Roads: Delivering to Downeast
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Community Redistribution Fund Announces 2023 Grantees
Good Shepherd Food Bank’s Community Table is proud to announce the 2023 Community Redistribution Fund grantees. As part of its focus on equity, diversity, …
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Stories from the Road – Harmony Cares Food Pantry
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Nokomis’ Wellness Club Takes on Food Waste
By Laura Gordon, Service-Learning Specialist   At the beginning of 2023, Nokomis Regional Middle School’s Wellness Club began its service-learning journey. The students and …
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Elementary Students Bring Nutrition to a Community of Older Mainers
By Laura Gordon, Service-Learning Specialist Katahdin Elementary School was the Food Bank’s first pilot elementary school to finish our new service-learning program. The school’s …
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Leading Change: A blog series celebrating Kristen Miale
As the sun set on 2019, Kristen Miale felt hopeful and optimistic. We saw the signs that our work toward closing Maine’s meal gap was …
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