Press
Your go-to source for the latest news, updates, and media coverage on our efforts to fight hunger in Maine.


Heather Paquette’s One-Year Reflection: A Year of Learning, Growth, and Partnerships
Reflecting on my first year as President of Good Shepherd Food Bank of Maine, I am grateful for the path…

Celebrating Cultural Diversity Through Food and Community
Good Shepherd Food Bank in partnership with Black Owned Maine issues grants AUBURN, Maine – Good Shepherd Food Bank of…

Good Shepherd Food Bank Welcomes New Board Members
Good Shepherd Food Bank of Maine recently welcomed five new board members to its Board of Directors and appointed a…

Good Shepherd Food Bank Partners With Bangor & Brewer Nonprofits to Sponsor Five Summer Lunch Sites
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Maine’s Leading Hunger Relief Organization Reflects on Milestones and the Road Ahead
Good Shepherd Food Bank marks success of ambitious campaign and prepares for future challenges AUBURN, Maine—Good Shepherd Food Bank of…

Good Shepherd Food Bank Releases Report on Senior Hunger in Maine to Raise Awareness During Older Americans Month
May is Older Americans Month and Good Shepherd Food Bank is taking the opportunity to highlight the growing problem of…
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The Marketing & Communications Team
Meet the group of creative and passionate individuals dedicated to raising awareness and support for our mission to end hunger in Maine.

Megan Gagne
Marketing and Communications Manager
Megan Gagne, marketing and communications manager, is responsible for supporting the execution of the communications strategy and marketing plans for the Food Bank. She develops website content, manages social media, assists with media outreach, and leads story collection strategy for the Food Bank. She has a strong background in digital marketing, social media listening, storytelling, and driving online customer engagement through social platforms. She moved to Augusta, Maine, in 2015 and started working for Marshall Communications as an account coordinator and then was promoted to account executive with many travel and tourism clients, as well as nonprofit clients, higher education, and healthcare industries. Prior to Marshall Communications, Gagne held nonprofit healthcare and sport marketing roles. Gagne received a B.S. in public relations and a double minor in English and writing from Northern Michigan University. Gagne was on the Northern Michigan University Varsity Swim and Dive Team, Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), and a member of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA). She lives in Sidney, Maine, and is a swim coach for the KV YMCA Stingrays and volunteers at the Augusta Food Bank. In her free time, she enjoys reading, hiking, fishing, and spending time with her husband, dog, and cat.