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Maine’s food insecurity crisis is hitting harder than ever, with over 200,000 residents going without reliable meals in 2024—numbers likely even higher due to recent federal program cuts. Rural areas like Washington County are especially hard hit, but the problem spans the entire state. Good Shepherd Food Bank warns these stats don’t capture the full scope, as changes to aid programs over the past year have only worsened the strain on nonprofits already stretched thin. Despite the growing need, organizations like Good Shepherd continue working tirelessly to support Maine families in crisis.

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