Maine SNAP-Ed Success Stories

Stories of success inspire and motivate us. We can also learn a lot from the successes of others.

A Garden Grows Community: Thriving Community Garden Increases Access to Local Foods in Oxford County, Maine

Library Connections: Partnering with Community Hubs to
Deliver SNAP-Ed Programming

USDA Program Collaborations Increase Access To Local Produce In Maine

Fresh Produce and Recipes Enhance “Senior Boxes” Distributed through Maine’s Commodity Supplemental Food Program

Power of Produce (POP) Club Builds Youth Excitement for Locally Grown Fruits and Vegetables

Clinical-Community Linkages—Connecting Food Insecure Patients to Hunger Resources

Free, Nutritious Meals for All Students in Lubec through the Community Eligibility Provision

More Mainers are Making Healthy Beverage Choices for Healthier Lifestyles

State-Level Partnership Spotlight: Teaming up with 5-2-1-0 Let’s Go!

Creating a Sustainable Garden for Low-Income Seniors in Aroostook County

Gleaning Fruits and Vegetables from Farms to the Communities of the Midcoast

Kids Club at Rockland Farmers’ Market

State-Level Partnership Spotlight: Maine Harvest Bucks Promotion Project

Edible Main Street: Increasing Exposure to Fruits and Vegetables on Main Street in Norway

New Mainers Learn Strategies to Shop, Cook, and Eat Healthy in Their New Communities

High-Risk Patients in Androscoggin County Learn Nutrition Skills to Improve Their Health

Creating a Sustainable Youth Garden for Penobscot Nation

Creating a Sustainable School Teaching Garden in Lewiston

Eat the Streets: Increasing Exposure to Fruits and Vegetables on Main Street in Westbrook