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  • Pet food

    Spectrum Generations AniMeals

    No public pickup address is listed; contact the local Nutrition Coordinator.

    Spectrum Generations offers Ani-Meals pet food to Meals on Wheels recipients in Kennebec, Knox, Lincoln, Sagadahoc, Somerset and Waldo counties, plus Brunswick and Harpswell. Contact your local Nutrition Coordinator for details.

    Hours & eligibility
    Listed hours
    Delivery days vary by location; contact the local Nutrition Coordinator.
    Who this helps
    Ani-Meals is offered in conjunction with Meals on Wheels; contact your local Nutrition Coordinator to ask about eligibility.

    Confirm details with the organization.

  • Pantry

    Thomaston Interchurch Fellowship Food Pantry

    13 Valley Street, Thomaston, ME 04861

    Volunteer-run food pantry serving approximately 110 Knox County residents per month. Provides basic food items such as canned vegetables and fruit, pasta, cereal, meat, bread, crackers, and cheese. Located in the Thomaston Municipal Building.

    Hours & eligibility
    Listed hours
    Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM (except holidays)
    Who this helps
    Knox County residents who meet income requirements or are facing an emergency situation and need food.

    Confirm details with the organization.

  • Benefits & urgent help

    Thomaston General Assistance

    13 Valley Street, Thomaston, ME

    Thomaston General Assistance may help Thomaston residents meet basic needs.

    Hours & eligibility
    Listed hours
    Tue and Thu 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
    Who this helps
    Thomaston residents may qualify if they do not have enough income or resources to meet basic needs.

    Confirm details with the organization.

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