Come Spring Food Pantry
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27 Common Rd
Union, ME 04862

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(207) 509-9211

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Hours of Operation

1st Sat: 10 AM - 1 PM
2nd & 4th Wed: 10 AM - 1 PM

Partners

The pantry works hand in hand with both partner service organizations and local businesses to advance our mission.

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About Our Partners

Partnerships are a critical aspect of the pantry’s mission and operations. We know we can’t solve food insecurity alone; working together, we are able to have a greater impact.

Union Farmer’s Market:

The Union Farmer’s Market is held on Fridays during the growing season from 3 to 6 just outside the food pantry and hosts local farmers selling their goods and produce! The Harvest Bucks SNAP produce & protein program is available at the market!

Common Market:

Union’s local grocery store and market, offering fresh locally sourced foods. Common Market runs regular fundraising drives for the pantry, and has donated shopping carts for our Client Choice Shopping.

Knox County Gleaners:

Knox County Gleaners has a new home collaborating with Come Spring Food Pantry to serve all of Western Knox County. The pantry hosts the Gleaner’s Cool Bot, walk-in storage and is in build-out stages for a commercial kitchen for processing creating ready-to-heat-and-eat meals, along with a classroom for teaching and community events.

Waldo County Woodshed:

Collaboration with a volunteer non-profit that provides free firewood for neighbors in need.

Vose Library:

Our drop-off location for donations of shelf-stable foods is during regular library hours. Knox County Gleaners provides a share table of fresh vegetables during the growing season on Fridays at the library!

Union Masonic Lodge #31:

By holding a fundraising Chicken BBQ each year during the Union Founders Day events, the Mason’s help to raise the awareness of food insecurity to members of our community. These funds help to insure Come Spring Food pantry shelves are stocked for our neighbors in need.

South Hope Community Church:

Volunteers from the church help us regularly on food delivery days to stock shelves and pantry organizing. They hold regular food drives and donate handmade mittens, hats and scarves to keep our recipients warm during the cold winter months!

Union Fair – Maine’s Wild Blueberry Festival & Events:

Come Spring Food Pantry is invited each year to set up a display in the Fair’s Exhibition Hall and other events to inform fair and event attendees about food insecurity and need. We offer educational information on our pantry, food donation, drop-off locations, hours open, volunteers needed, and how to support us with financial donations.

The Pursuit Church:

Christ Centered. Community-Focused. The Pursuit Church is dedicated to fostering a thriving, inclusive community that extends beyond Sundays. As a part of this mission, they donate funds for Pantry operating expenses and connect volunteers from their community to the Pantry, providing services such as pantry day support, inventory/stocking, landscaping, handyman work, and just about anything that is needed!

Athenahealth:

Athenahealth is a significant financial contributor to Come Spring Food Pantry, offering meaningful financial support to help us buy food for our neighbors. Additionally, their staff regularly volunteer at the pantry, completing a wide variety of projects, like painting, yard work, and other duties that ensure we are offering a safe, clean, welcoming experience to our neighbors in need.