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Bar Harbor Food Pantry
36 Mount Desert Street
Behind the YWCA
Bar Harbor, Maine 04609
Open Hours
Monday - CLOSED
Tuesday - 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Wednesday - 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Thursday - 12 NOON - 6:00 PM
Friday - 9:00 AM - 12:00 NOON - Fresh Food Fridays Only (See below for details)
Saturday - CLOSED
Sunday - CLOSED
**In the case of inclement weather, we will announce any closures. Check Facebook or Instagram.**
For Online Ordering, please click HERE
Contact Us:
Phone: (207) 288-3375
Email: bhpantry@bhfp.org
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 434
Bar Harbor, ME 04609
Fresh Food Fridays (FFF)
Fridays 9AM - 12PM
Bar Harbor Food Pantry
36 Mount Desert Street (located behind the YWCA)
Swing by the pantry for Fresh Food Fridays (FFF). FFF is the Pantry’s outdoor market offering seasonal fruits & vegetables. All are welcome.
*Please note that FFF is also a way to reduce food waste by moving perishable food out of the pantry at the end of each week. As such, distribution is on a first-come, first-serve basis and options decrease as the morning progresses*
The Timberwolf Community Cupboard
Thursdays 11:30pm - 5:00pm
Trenton Elementary Greenhouse
51 School Road
Do you live in Trenton? Tired of traveling to Bar Harbor for food? Visit the Timberwolf Community Cupboard, located outside Trenton Elementary School, on Thursdays to find fresh produce and other goods. The cupboard is maintained by the Trenton Elementary School Growing Up Green Team and produce is provided by us, the Bar Harbor Food Pantry and Healthy Acadia, one of our community partners.
Find updates on the Trenton Town Crier Facebook Page or email the Pantry at bhpantry@bhfp.org
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FAQs
Who can become a client?
Anyone who resides in Hancock County, Maine can become a client. Please note, you do not need to have established residency, meaning that we welcome seasonal workers, college students, and other short-term residents to become clients.
What do you have in stock?
The pantry features six sections: produce; dairy and prepared foods; bakery; frozen; packaged dry goods; bulk repackaged dry goods. Please note that sections available vary by program, for example Fresh Food Friday is a distribution of our perishable goods. A detailed list of what we have in stock at the moment is available on our order form.
How can I become a client?
To become a client, just show up or place your order. When you do this for the first time we will ask for a series of personal information, like your name, address, and contact information. We do not ask for any documentation or other proof. Providing this information is optional and confidential; we will never share your personal information without your explicit consent. That being said, we encourage you to share this information if you feel comfortable. When you share your information you help us understand and meet the needs of the community.
How can I give back to the pantry?
At the pantry we understand that everyone goes through difficult times. We strive to support our community through hard times by lending an ear, providing a space to connect, and, of course, distributing food. It’s our pleasure to do this work, and we never expect anything in return. At the same time, many of our clients often ask how they can give back. So, if this is your question, here are a few ideas.
Spread the word - If you know someone who could benefit from connecting with us, let them know.
Share your story - Let us know how you’ve been impacted by our work or share what brought you to the pantry. When you share what impacted you, you help us communicate the power of our work. Share Your Story
Volunteer - Volunteering is a great way to get to know your community and help us out. Plus, it’s fun! Sign Up To Volunteer