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The Osprey in Georgetown has chosen the BATH FOOD BANK TO SUPPORT this year with their end of the year event! Please save the date October 25th to join us for an all you can eat buffet and raffles! ... See MoreSee Less

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Maine Federation of Farmers' Markets
15 hours ago ·
Big news! MAINE HARVEST BUCKS IS BACK TO A 100% MATCH, effective today, Monday, 9/21! Now when you spend SNAP/EBT at any Maine Harvest Bucks market or farm stand, you’ll receive the same amount in vouchers for more fresh veggies, fruits, or plants to grow food. We are thrilled to be able to do this right in the middle of harvest season, when farmers have so much bounty to share and the time is right for stocking up on storage crops.
How is this possible?
The State of Maine nutrition fund
The release of more state Nutrition Incentive Funding with the passage of LD 468 earlier this year
A whole lot of successful fundraising this spring and summer
Now we know that we have enough to match Maine Harvest Bucks all through this fall and winter.
Maine Harvest Bucks is the lynchpin of our statewide programs, is the reason SNAP/EBT is accepted at more than 70 markets and farms, and brings over $950,000 in direct, full-price retail sales to vendors each year. We are relieved to be able to do this now, not only for all the shoppers who can stretch their food budget a little further, but also for all of the hardworking farmers and producers who depend on these sales to keep growing. We’ll always have to fundraise to keep this program thriving, and we could always use your help. Learn more about Maine Harvest Bucks and the impact it has on our food system at maineharvestbucks.org
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Your all so amazing
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September is Preparedness Month
Emergencies don’t happen Monday through Friday, from 9:00-5:00, and neither does 211.
For over 20 years, 211 Maine has partnered with Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) to provide trusted information and support before, during, and after emergencies.
211 plays several critical roles in our state:
• Serving as a focal point for the public during disasters: providing vital information, reducing confusion, and helping manage rumors.
• Acting as a statewide planning tool by identifying gaps and duplication in services.
• Connecting volunteers, agencies, and communities to where help is most needed.
Preparedness is a shared responsibility, and we all have a role to play.
Take a few minutes to:
• Make a plan.
• Put together an emergency kit.
• Learn how to get emergency alerts and information.
• Check on your neighbors.
Taking these steps can help everyone be better prepared when an emergency happens.
Find more tips and resources on MEMA's website about what you can do to be ready.
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Wishing all who observe Yom Kippur a Happy, Healthy, Joyful, Peaceful and Prosperous New Year 5787! ... See MoreSee Less

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Many donors have reached out already to ask if the funds donated at the Bath Shaws check out will all go directly to the Bath Food Bank. There has been a substantial change to the 'Nurishing Neighbors' program. Albertsons (Parent company of Shaws) will be awarding us a grant this month. This grant will come in the form of gift cards that must be distributed by December 31st. So...the answer to 'will the funds you donate at Shaws go directly to the BAFB is difficult to answer. We assume a portion of your donation will go to pay for the grant. We want to thank everyone for reaching out and THANK YOU ALL for helping us help so many! This is going to be a very difficult winter for our families trying to heat their homes...being able to 'shop' at the food bank is going to be must and our family numbers will grow. ... See MoreSee Less

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We are all gearing up for what looks like a long cold winter. With the price of oil creeping towards 7.00 a gallon, if you have the ability to burn wood, please reach out to the Midcoast Wood Bank. This goal is to process over 200 chords of wood this year. The link for MWB is below.
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midcoastwoodbank.org
Midcoast Wood Bank is an all-volunteer 501c3 tax exempt charity addressing heating insecurity in our communities.3 CommentsComment on Facebook
The Midcoast Woodbank is all volunteer driven so if you have time and want to help reach out to them via their Facebook page. They can always use a pair of willing hands.
Do they cut the trees for the wood bc i have trees?
Need dry wood cutting now for this year isn't a option