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Maine Seacoast Mission has been a trusted friend along the Maine coast for more than 100 years. Here is our impact for 2023.

More than 40 communities are supported by our work

 220+ volunteers donated more than 7,926 hours of time

Our education programs offered more than 3,000 hours of activities for students in grades K-12

The food pantry provides food to over 775 Downeast families

Partnered with 23 elementary and high schools throughout Maine

OUR WORK

Maine Seacoast Mission’s work is rooted in a commitment to the people of Downeast Maine and its outer islands and a profound sense of dignity and respect for the families we serve.

Since 1905, the Mission has been connecting people to their strengths by offering healthcare, education, food, shelter, and spiritual support.

At our Downeast Campus in Cherryfield, we build community through food security, afterschool programs, youth development, scholarships, housing rehabilitation, and events. For islands miles off the Maine coast, the Sunbeam serves as a floating community center, bringing nurses and telehealth, a chance to gather for meals, and a roster of educational programming and enriching events.

Learn more about Our Work by clicking one of the links below.

Since 1905, the Mission has been connecting people to their strengths by offering healthcare, education, food, shelter, and spiritual support.

At our Downeast Campus in Cherryfield, we build community through food security, afterschool programs, youth development, scholarships, housing rehabilitation, and events. And for islands miles off the Maine coast, the Sunbeam serves as a floating community center, bringing nurses and telehealth, a chance to gather for meals, and a roster of educational programming and enriching events.

Learn more about Our Work by clicking one of the links below.

Sunbeam

Downeast

EdGE

Food Security Programs

Housing Improvement

Scholarships

Christmas Program

Sunbeam

Downeast

Edge

Food Security Programs

Housing Improvement

Scholarships

Christmas Program

“The Maine Seacoast Mission has made such a difference in our lives.” –Carla

Our work is your work, made possible by your generous gifts.

No matter how hard times get, the Mission will be there, helping sustain and strengthen families and communities. Please join us. Your donations bring warmth when it’s cold, shed light where it’s dark, and give strength when burdens grow heavy.

Contact us to donate, volunteer, or arrange for planned giving.

Our Story

For over a century, the Maine Seacoast Mission has been meeting people where they are, helping to grow stronger communities, resilient children, engaged families and connected older adults. Our programs and services—providing food, fixing up homes, supporting students, distributing scholarships, offering healthcare, and sharing laughter and fellowship—are a way of boosting the inherent strengths of these communities. We listen, we respond, and we are here for the long haul.

News

History

Publications

For over a century, the Maine Seacoast Mission has been meeting people where they are, helping to grow stronger communities, resilient children, engaged families and connected older adults. Our programs and services—providing food, fixing up homes, supporting students, distributing scholarships, offering healthcare, and sharing laughter and fellowship—are a way of boosting the inherent strengths of these communities. We listen, we respond, and we are here for the long haul.

NEWS

HISTORY

PUBLICATIONS

It is a privilege to be part of the lives of those we serve—to share meals, work together, and know their hopes, fears, joys, and sorrows. The trust grown between the Mission and the people of Downeast Maine is our greatest asset.

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