Ways to Give

Every day, Healthy Acadia partners with community members, organizations, and local leaders to meet critical health needs and respond to new challenges across Downeast Maine.

Through our free programs and services, we help individuals and families in Hancock and Washington counties stay healthy, safe, and connected—from nutrition and recovery support to youth engagement and disease prevention.

As a nonprofit, we rely on grant funding and the generosity of our community. Your support helps make this work possible.

Your generosity helps fill critical gaps.

When grant funding runs out or new health needs arise, your support helps keep programs going strong. It allows us to respond quickly, adapt to local needs, and continue serving our communities with care and commitment. It’s the generosity of people like you that allows us to keep going—and keep growing.

Every contribution—large or small—helps make a lasting difference in the lives of people throughout Hancock and Washington counties. Your support sustains programs that promote wellness, foster resilience, and bring people together.

Give to Healthy Acadia Your Way.

Community support makes it possible for us to serve our region with nimbleness and creativity, ensuring a strong positive impact for people from all corners and all walks of life across Downeast Maine. With your support, we will continue to make health happen together. Whether you give a donation, volunteer your time, or contribute in other ways, your partnership helps ensure everyone has access to the resources they need to thrive.

There are many meaningful ways to support Healthy Acadia:

Thank you for your support. We appreciate you!

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“Philanthropy is something we can all be engaged in. Sometimes a simple conversation brings the hope and energy needed to fuel our work. We invite you to support Healthy Acadia your way, and send our sincere thanks for your partnership in building community health. ”
— Shoshona Smith, Director of Development at Healthy Acadia