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Bar Harbor, ME
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger is dedicated to alleviating weekend hunger for children in Bar Harbor, ME, and across multiple states including New Hampshire, California, Ohio, and Florida. We understand the urgent need for food assistance, which is why we provide emergency food support to ensure that no child goes hungry during the weekends. Our compassionate team works tirelessly to distribute nutritious meals and snacks, creating a safety net for families in need. By focusing on the crucial hours when school meals are unavailable, we strive to empower children and ensure they have the resources they need to thrive. Join us in our mission to end hunger and nourish our future.
Bar Harbor, ME
Backpack Program
Emmaus Homeless Shelter
The Backpack Program in Bar Harbor, ME is dedicated to supporting students from kindergarten through 12th grade by providing essential backpacks and school supplies. We strive to empower young learners by ensuring they have the tools they need to succeed in school. We welcome community generosity and encourage donations of new backpacks and school items, which can be dropped off at our location or sent to us via mail. Join us in our mission to equip every child with the resources to thrive in their education.
51 Main St, Bar Harbor, ME 04605
Bridgton, ME
Neighbor Support Services
Yarmouth Cares About Neighbors (YCAN)
Neighbor Support Services in Bridgton, ME, is dedicated to connecting our community with essential resources and fostering a spirit of volunteerism. Our mission centers around providing practical support through a variety of services, including emergency food assistance via our food pantry, heating assistance, and transportation options. We also offer vital resources such as COVID-19 information, senior services, and warm winter outerwear. Our dedicated team collaborates with local organizations to ensure that every individual in need can receive the help they deserve. First-time visitors to our food pantry are encouraged to contact us ahead of their visit for the necessary guidelines. Here, we believe in building a strong community where everyone has access to the support they need to thrive.
Bridgton, ME
DHHS Community Care Program, Office of Population Health Equity, ME CDC
Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
The DHHS Community Care Program, part of the Office of Population Health Equity in Bridgton, ME, is committed to improving access to essential health programs and social services for all Mainers. Using our easy online referral system, we connect individuals facing barriers to resources they qualify for, ensuring that no one is overlooked. Our comprehensive services include culturally and linguistically appropriate support, resources for mothers and their children, assistance with healthcare navigation, educational opportunities in health and wellness, and access to food, heating, and transportation resources. We also offer support for managing stress and anxiety, alongside vital COVID-related assistance. By submitting a single referral per household, you will be linked with our dedicated staff, who will facilitate connections with local partners within 1-3 days to discuss your unique needs. Please keep in mind that eligibility requirements vary by program and region, allowing us to provide tailored support for everyone in our community.
Bridgton, ME
Financial Assistance for Military Families
American Red Cross
At Financial Assistance for Military Families in Bridgton, ME, we are dedicated to providing compassionate and reliable financial support for military personnel and their families facing emergencies. Partnering with military aid societies, we offer urgent financial assistance around the clock for critical needs such as emergency travel, food, shelter, and burial expenses. Our commitment is to ensure that eligible service members receive the help they need during difficult times. The American Red Cross facilitates the application process, working closely with military aid societies to assess eligibility and determine the specific financial aid required. Applicants can easily submit requests online or by contacting our Hero Care Center, ensuring prompt access to the support they need in their time of need.
Bridgton, ME
Food Mobile Program
Good Shepherd Food Bank
The Food Mobile Program, operated by Good Shepherd Food Bank in Bridgton, ME, is dedicated to providing emergency food assistance to the most underserved families in our communities. With a commitment to accessibility, this mobile food pantry reaches areas where local resources may be limited, ensuring that no family goes hungry. Our program offers a compassionate and efficient way to deliver supplemental food directly to those in need, helping to alleviate food insecurity for families facing difficult times. Join us as we work to nourish our neighbors and strengthen our community through effective food distribution.
Bridgton, ME
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger is dedicated to ensuring that children in Bridgton, ME, and surrounding areas have access to vital food assistance every weekend, addressing the urgent need for emergency food among those who might otherwise go hungry. Our mission is to bridge the gap created by weekends when children rely solely on school meals during the week. By providing nutritious food packs, we strive to alleviate hunger and support the well-being of each child, fostering a sense of community and hope. Every week, we work tirelessly to ensure that children in New Hampshire, Maine, and beyond have the nourishment they need to thrive, allowing families to focus on what matters most without the burden of food insecurity.
South Paris, ME
DHHS Community Care Program, Office of Population Health Equity, ME CDC
Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
The DHHS Community Care Program, part of the Office of Population Health Equity at the Maine CDC, is dedicated to ensuring that all individuals in South Paris and beyond can access vital health programs and social services with ease. Our user-friendly online referral system is designed to break down barriers, providing support to those who may face challenges in accessing resources for which they qualify. By completing our referral form, you can connect with a diverse range of assistance, including culturally and linguistically appropriate services, resources for mothers and children, healthcare navigation support, health and wellness education, and options for food, heating, and transportation. Additionally, we offer resources to help manage stress and anxiety and COVID-related support. After submitting your referral, our staff will work to connect you with one of our partnering organizations within 1-3 days, ensuring that you receive the tailored support you need. Please keep in mind that eligibility requirements may vary by program and region, so we invite you to reach out to us to explore the best options available for you.
South Paris, ME
Financial Assistance for Military Families
American Red Cross
In South Paris, ME, the American Red Cross collaborates with military aid societies to deliver essential financial assistance to military families facing hardship, available 24/7 throughout the year. Our program is dedicated to supporting those in need during emergencies, offering crucial funds for travel, burial expenses, emergency food, and shelter. We streamline the application process, ensuring that eligible applicants can access the assistance they require promptly. To begin the process, individuals can easily submit a request online, or reach out to the American Red Cross Hero Care Center for personalized support. Please be prepared to provide necessary details such as your legal name, rank, social security number, branch of service, and relevant unit information to facilitate an effective response.
South Paris, ME
Food Pantry
Southwest Oxford County Nutrition Inc (SOCN)
Located in South Paris, ME, the Food Pantry is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to households facing food insecurity. Our mission is to ensure that no individual or family goes hungry, offering nutritious food items and emergency food boxes to meet critical needs. We believe that everyone deserves access to basic nutrition, which is why we welcome all in need without turning anyone away. If you are outside our service area, we will help connect you with local resources. For families experiencing displacement, whether due to fire, flooding, or other urgent situations, we provide Emergency Food Boxes at any time. To receive food assistance, visit us in person and register with the pantry, where proof of residency in our service towns is required for ongoing support. Together, we can combat hunger and strengthen our community.
701 Pequawket Trl, South Paris, ME 04010
South Paris, ME
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to children in South Paris, ME, and surrounding areas, ensuring that no child goes hungry during the weekends. Our program addresses the critical gap in food security by delivering emergency food directly to those in need, allowing children to access nutritious meals when school lunch programs are not available. With our commitment to alleviating weekend hunger, we operate across various regions, including New Hampshire and Maine, as well as locations in Vacaville, CA, Lake County, OH, and Tampa, FL. We welcome all families seeking support to reach out to us for assistance.
Waldoboro, ME
DHHS Community Care Program, Office of Population Health Equity, ME CDC
Maine Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS)
At the DHHS Community Care Program, part of the Office of Population Health Equity within the Maine CDC, we are dedicated to bridging the gap for all Mainers seeking health resources and social services in Waldoboro, ME and beyond. Our online referral system is designed to make it easier for individuals facing obstacles in accessing essential programs. By filling out our referral form, you can connect to a wide array of supports tailored to your needs, including culturally sensitive services, resources for families, healthcare navigation assistance, and valuable health and wellness education. We also provide information on food assistance, heating aid, and transportation options, as well as support for stress, anxiety, and COVID-related concerns. Once you submit your referral, one of our partner organizations will typically reach out within 1-3 days to discuss your needs and available options. Please remember that each program may have specific eligibility criteria and regional variations.
Waldoboro, ME
Financial Assistance for Military Families
American Red Cross
Financial Assistance for Military Families, based in Waldoboro, ME, is dedicated to providing crucial financial support to military families in times of need. In collaboration with military aid societies, we offer reliable assistance around the clock, ensuring that eligible individuals can access emergency funds for essential needs such as travel, burial expenses, and emergency food and shelter. Our compassionate team at the American Red Cross facilitates the application process, while military aid societies evaluate eligibility and customize financial packages based on individual circumstances. Service members and their families can submit requests online to receive the help they need promptly and without hassle.
Food Pantries & Support in Maine
There are a large amount of organizations providing support with food in Maine. If it’s difficult to find a food pantry in Maine, consider searching nearby areas.
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