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Listen to local radio personality Celeste Baranyi speak with our Executive Director, Kathryn Sargent, about how we’re reaching more kids and families with nourishing food.

Local organizations are trying to bridge the gap for the nearly 170,000 Maine residents who won’t get food stamps in November — and they’re already seeing a swell in much-needed donations and volunteers.

School officials estimate 500 students will use the new food pantry each month to get fresh produce and pantry staples such as pasta and cereals.

Our executive director explained our summer programs for this Portland Press Herald article.

The South Portland nonprofit provides thousands of pounds of food each month to local families through school and community partnerships.

Drew Johnson of the Sentry visited the Locker Project and published this insightful article

PORTLAND, Maine —The 2024 Maine Marathon raised an additional $50,000 that has been donated to four local nonprofit organizations.

Listen to local radio personality Celeste Baranyi speak with our Executive Director, Kathryn Sargent, about our ongoing work in the community and upcoming annual appeal

South Portland’s Community television features Courtney and the Locker Project.

Join guest host Cameron Foster on the latest episode of The Boulos Beat as he chats with Kathryn Sargent, Executive Director of The Locker Project. This incredible nonprofit is making a big impact in Greater Portland, providing fresh food to children and families in need through partnerships with local schools and agencies.