Healthy Acadia's Farm to School programs build connections between our schools and producers, increasing nutrition and educational opportunities for our students and supporting our local farms and fishermen. Visit our Downeast Farm to School FaceBook page.

DownEast Teen Leadership Camp (DETLC) is Healthy Acadia's week long summer camp experience focused on positive social development and substance use prevention for teens entering grades 7, 8 or 9. Visit the DETLC FaceBook page.

FarmDrop connects local consumers directly to surrounding area producers for a quality food shopping experience. Supported by Healthy Acadia and powered by volunteers, FarmDrop allows local food producers to connect with their valued customers with minimal time spent out of the field. Choose from seasonal vegetables and fruits to local meat and diary, place your order online, and pick up a custom box weekly at Fairwinds Florist – 5 Main Street, Blue Hill., or coming soon, at Floret in Somesville. 10% of FarmDrop sales go to support Healthy Acadia's gleaning program that helps feed families experiencing low income.

Subscribe to your local FarmDrop email list for weekly updates:

FarmDrop Blue Hill

FarmDrop Mount Desert Island

Visit the BlueHill FarmDrop FaceBook page.

Visit the MDI FarmDrop Facebook page.

Subscribe to Hancock County Coordinator Hannah Semler's Gleaning Blog.

The Gleaning Initiative is a volunteer-based food recovery program that partners with farms and food pantries across Hancock and Washington Counties. Visit the Gleaning Initiative on Facebook.

To learn more about gleaning partnerships in Washington County, visit the Gleaning Partnerships Facebook page.

Washington County: One Voice, also known as “One Voice”, is a Healthy Acadia initiative that unites Washington County youth in grades 7-12 to create positive social change in their schools and communities. One Voice offers leadership development training and peer networking opportunities to help them achieve their goals. Visit the One Voice FaceBook page.