The Greater Houlton Chamber of Commerce had the pleasure to hold a ribbon cutting for Catholic Charities Maine’s new commercial freezer at its Monticello warehouse, strengthening food distribution across rural Northern Maine. From left, Rick Long, US Northeast Area humanitarian manager, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Michael Smith, chief program officer, Catholic Charities Maine; Jon Blanchard, director of Hunger & Relief Services, Catholic Charities Maine; Steve Letourneau, CEO, Catholic Charities Maine; Becky Crooker, community connections specialist, Good Shepherd Food Bank; Dixie Shaw, community outreach, Catholic Charities Maine; Trisha House, state office representative for U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine; and Rev. Sahaya Remgius, Saints Isidore and Maria Parish in Presque Isle. (Courtesy of The Greater Houlton Chamber of Commerce)
The Greater Houlton Chamber of Commerce had the pleasure to hold a ribbon cutting for Catholic Charities Maine’s new commercial freezer at its Monticello warehouse, strengthening food distribution across rural Northern Maine. From left, Rick Long, US Northeast Area humanitarian manager, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; Michael Smith, chief program officer, Catholic Charities Maine; Jon Blanchard, director of Hunger & Relief Services, Catholic Charities Maine; Steve Letourneau, CEO, Catholic Charities Maine; Becky Crooker, community connections specialist, Good Shepherd Food Bank; Dixie Shaw, community outreach, Catholic Charities Maine; Trisha House, state office representative for U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine; and Rev. Sahaya Remgius, Saints Isidore and Maria Parish in Presque Isle. (Courtesy of The Greater Houlton Chamber of Commerce)
