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Maine Points: Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program

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Maine Points: Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program

Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program (MCHPP) is dedicated to strengthening the community by providing food assistance today while working toward long-term solutions to food insecurity through education, collaboration, and advocacy. The organization envisions a compassionate and connected community where everyone has access to nourishment. MCHPP is committed to fostering an inclusive environment that celebrates diversity and removes barriers to healthy meals for all individuals, regardless of race, color, age, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Guided by its 2026 Strategic Plan, the organization continues to focus on sustainable approaches that address both immediate needs and the root causes of hunger in the community.

https://www.mchpp.org/mission

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