Once a month we dedicate the financial donations collected during the worship service to a designated local nonprofit organization. The members of the Fellowship nominate and vote annually on the the chosen organizations.

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Our designated 2024 recipients are:

• CHIP (Community Housing Improvement Housing Project) – to support their winter fuel assistance program for those in need.
• Ecumenical Food Pantry of Newcastle – the Twin Villages anchor program for food insecurity.
• FARMS (Focus on Agriculture in Rural Maine Schools) – Focus on Agriculture in Rural Maine Schools to support their new outreach programs to local food pantries.
• Healthy Kids – A Family Resource – Lincoln County’s child abuse and neglect prevention program.
• Maine Family Planning – affordable reproductive health care services for all Mainers, including abortions, primary care, and gender-affirming health services.
• Maine Wabanaki REACH -Wabanaki health, wellness, self-determination and community building.
• Meals on Wheels Meals – provides delicious, nutritionally balanced meals for home bound individuals 60 years of age or older and persons with a disability who are unable to prepare a meal.
• MUUSAN (Maine Unitarian Universalist State Advocacy Network) – our Fellowship’s connection to statewide social justice advocacy in the public square.
• New Hope Midcoast – Lincoln County’s support for those affected by domestic violence, dating violence and stalking.
• OUT Maine – partners with schools, clergy, health care workers to focus on needs of LGBTQ youth and families in rural Maine.
• Pine Tree Society Camp – Scholarship for a Lincoln County resident with disabilities.
• Restorative Justice Project of the Midcoast – promotes fundamental change in the justice system and schools.