FOR I WAS HUNGRY
Retired workers, vets and children
Sandy Kalloch, left, and Georgia Wrona get together frequently at Kalloch's kitchen table to chat. Kalloch qualifies for $123 a month in food stamps. How does she do it?"Very gently."
About this series
"For I was hungry" documents the depth and breadth of hunger in Maine, from the dramatic increase in food pantries to the thousands of children who come to school hungry to the elderly with bare cupboards.
All it takes is decency
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Food Banks in Maine
A list of food banks around the state.
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Staff graphic by Sharon Wood
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