April 2025 

First National Bank customers and employees donated non-perishable food to the pantry.

MVHS held their annual dinner benefit for the Food Pantry.

Lincoln County Indivisible sponsored a collection event at the Waldo Theater and donated 178 pounds of non-perishable food as well as cash donations for the pantry.

Finest Kind Medicinals and J&J Jamaican sponsored a food drive and collected 540 pounds of non-perishable food for the pantry.

The Waldoboro Dems collected and provided food and personal care items to the pantry.

First National Bank in Waldoboro collected non-perishble food and presented a generous donation to the Food Pantry.

Grocery prices continue to increase, SNAP is facing funding cuts and now those who rely on food banks and school meals to access healthy, nutritious food are being left to struggle even more while the farmers who hold up the agriculture industry are losing a significant portion of their livelihood.

Who exactly is benefiting from gutting programs that promote health and social wellness? It's not children and it's not individuals and families living in poverty. It's not the people producing our food or the organizations working to ensure everyone has access to necessities. It's not our communities.

Please find and support your local food bank. Volunteer if needed, donate when you can. Check on your neighbors.

The pantry welcomes donations of clean, sturdy grocery-sized brown bags. Bags with handles are especially needed. The cost of bags has gone way up in the past several months. Call us at 207-542-3855 if you have bags to donate. 

Students and staff at Miller School conducted a food drive and presented the donations to the Food Pantry.  As many know, the Food Pantry, provides more than 100 weekly meals to Miller Kids in the form of take home weekend meals.  For more information, see our Homepage.

MVHS National Honor Society students met with volunteers at the Food Pantry and presented  a generous cash donation to the pantry.