My Maine Neighbor

06/09/2026

is what food rescue looks like in Maine! pantry haul

06/05/2026

Food rescue in Wiscasset at St Philips Episcopal Church

05/24/2026

Blessing bags for the homeless.

04/28/2026

Blessing bags for the homeless.

11/13/2025

If you live in the mid-coast region, you can donate food directly to the Wiscasset Ford dealership until 6pm on Saturday evening.
If you are in need of food, please come to their Sunday distribution.
It starts at 10 am at the dealership.

Mark your calendars! 📅
Our Annual Food Pantry is BACK on Nov. 16th from 10 AM–2 PM (or until we run out!) 🥫 Stop by and grab what you need!

11/06/2025

I made up more blessing bags.

Watch me assemble one of the bags I put together for unhoused and shelter impaired people in Maine. ...

11/06/2025

If you care to watch, this is a very poignant video news story on the rising food insecurity epidemic.

From TSA workers to members of the military, ABC News takes an intimate look at the people impacted by the pause in food assistance, and the food pantries tr...

11/02/2025

I was in town and the pantry was open so I stopped in at the open market. I waited about 45 minutes for my turn in line to get all this great stuff! I could have taken WAY more but I never take more than what my family needs and this is such a blessing to all the families it serves.

10/15/2025

This week’s trip to the South Portland Food Cupboard didn’t disappoint! 🥫💚
I’m sharing my pantry haul and a few bonus finds from the Community Fridge. Every visit helps pantries get more support, because the more families they serve, the more help they receive. 🙌

Most food pantries have very low barriers to access — they’re here to help, not judge. If you or someone you know could use a little extra support, please reach out.

You can also be part of the solution!
👉 Visit feedingamerica.org to find your local pantry or join a food rescue effort near you. Together we can fight hunger and reduce waste one meal at a time. 🌎💚

10/15/2025

The changes will put more pressure on food pantries, which are already seeing a rise in need and warning that they won’t be able to fill the gap.