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A check to support hunger relief efforts was presented by Acadia FCU to the Aroostook Agency on Aging.
Acadia FCU recently shared news with its members and communities that it raised $52,038.73 in 2023 to support hunger relief efforts as part of Maine Credit Unions’ Campaign for Ending Hunger. Throughout the months of April and May, Acadia FCU employees personally distributed the funds raised to the following 15 organizations in the St. John Valley, Ashland, and greater Bangor area:
- Aroostook Area Agency on Aging Meals on Wheels program
- First Assembly of God Food Pantry
- St. John Vianney Parish Food Pantry
- Ashland Food Pantry
- Greater Fort Kent Ecumenical Food Pantry
- Notre Dame du Mont Carmel Food Pantry
- Our Lady of the Valley Food Pantry
- MSAD 33 Take Home Program
- Fish River Rural Health Food Shelf
- St. Peter Chanel Food Pantry
- Safe Place Food Cupboard
- Bangor Area Homeless Shelter
- Brewer Area Food Pantry
- The Salvation Army of Bangor
- Manna Ministries Food Pantry
“At Acadia FCU, we recognize the importance of giving back and supporting our neighbors in need,” shared Alison Smart, Acadia FCU Marketing Manager and Ending Hunger Campaign Coordinator. “We are incredibly proud of the hard work demonstrated by our team and grateful for the generosity of our members and community partners. Their support was paramount in leading us to raise over $52,000 to combat hunger in Maine. This accomplishment reflects Acadia’s unwavering commitment to our mission of enriching the lives of others.”
Last year’s fundraising achievement underscores Acadia FCU’s dedication to fulfilling its mission of improving lives through compassionate service and meaningful action. By harnessing the collective power of their team, members, and community supporters, Acadia FCU continues to make strides in addressing the challenges faced by Maine residents experiencing food insecurity.