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  • Shelters & adoption

    Penobscot Valley Humane Society

    1 Park Avenue, Lincoln, ME 04457

    Community-supported shelter serving Lincoln and the surrounding region, with adoption and foster opportunities. The homepage says walk-ins are welcome daily, 10:00 AM–3:30 PM.

    Hours & eligibility
    Listed hours
    Daily 10:00 AM–3:30 PM; walk-ins welcome
    Who this helps
    Call to confirm adoption, foster, or surrender options. The homepage says walk-ins are welcome during posted hours.

    Confirm details with the organization.

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  • Pantry

    Lincoln Regional Food Cupboard

    32 Park Avenue, Lincoln, ME 04457

    Community food pantry in Lincoln. The cupboard provides food in Lincoln.

    Hours & eligibility
    Listed hours
    Call to confirm current hours.
    Who this helps
    Call (207) 794-3784 to confirm whether the cupboard serves your town.

    Confirm details with the organization.

    CallView details
  • Fuel assistance

    Town of Lincoln Heating Fuel Assistance

    29 Main St., Lincoln, ME 04457

    The Town of Lincoln offers Heating Fuel Assistance through General Assistance for residents who need help meeting basic needs.

    Hours & eligibility
    Listed hours
    Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
    Who this helps
    Lincoln residents who do not have enough income or resources to meet basic needs, including heating fuel, may qualify.

    Confirm details with the organization.

    CallView details

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