Stylists Tova Millett and Bobbi Fogg donated a Sunday to snipping locks for kids heading back to school in the Oxford Hills region.
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Anonymous donor adds wellbeing for Harrison Food Bank volunteers
Gone is the canopy, erected on pavement in the parking lot that volunteers used for desk space and shelter during all types of weather – replaced with a heated and air-conditioned portable office.
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Family is relative for Harrison Food Bank volunteers
“The volunteers all help each other. They watch out for each other. It’s a real family” – Operations Manager Sandy Swett.
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Harrison Food Bank dodges a disaster when power stays on post-storm
HARRISTON — In the aftermath of last week’s epic winter rainstorm Founder and Operations Manager Sandy Swett recognizes that the food bank made it through with what some might call a Christmas miracle. More than 600 families from western and southern Maine and New Hampshire have come to depend on HFB to keep food on […]
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Harrison Food Bank needs donations for delivery van
The need for food in Oxford Hills communities continues to spike.
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Harrison Food Bank’s operations manager Sandy Swett prepares for a winter of shortages
It used to be that Thanksgiving used to present logistical challenges for food banks and pantries. This year, it is the whole season that follows that has the Harrison Food Bank concerned.
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Federal grant will help feed more Mainers in need
The $388K grant will make it possible for the Harrison Food Bank to expand its space and services.
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Rotarian memorialized through donation to Harrison Food Bank
Friend of the late Sheila Rollins has donated hundreds of pounds of food in her name.
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Video: Harrison Food Bank hero wins trip to Costa Rica
A friend secretly nominated Sandy Swett in a sweepstakes for a free trip to Costa Rica. Among thousands of entries, Swett was one of 15 winners to receive a seven-day vacation for being an essential worker in 2020.