We envision a community where quality, nutritious food is available for all.
You can support this vision with a planned gift that costs you nothing during your lifetime.
What is Planned Giving?
Planned gifts demonstrate a donor’s desire to make a gift that exceeds their typical level of support and benefits the mission beyond their lifetime. These gifts may come in many forms and are part of your larger financial or estate planning activities.
Planned Giving Resources
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Planned gifts come in many types. Learn more and talk to your advisor about the best option for you.
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People have many motivations for choosing to make a planned gift. Here we describe just a few.
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As a vital partner in our work, we encourage you to use these tools as you assist your clients.
Please send all inquiries or documents requiring attention to:
Alyssa Schoppee, Development Director
Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program
12 Tenney Way, Brunswick, ME 04011
Tools for professional advisors:
Legal name: Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program, Inc.
Federal tax ID number: 01-0492643
Legal address: 12 Tenney Way, Brunswick, ME 04011
The following language can be added to a will or estate plan to create a bequest gift:
"I bequeath (a specific dollar amount/____percentage or the entire residue of my estate) to Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program, Inc. (EIN: 01-0492643) located at 12 Tenney Way in Brunswick, Maine for use (where it’s needed most or a specific program of your choosing).”
Is MCHPP already included in your estate plans? Please let us know. The information you provide will ensure that we honor your wishes, recognize your gift as you would like us to, and know the best way to contact you.
Why Planned Giving?
I am honored to have been part of this incredible organization, which impacts our community in such a meaningful way, for over a decade. I cannot think of a more meaningful way for my family to support MCHPP long into the future.
- Karen Parker, Former Executive Director, Visionary Club Member
Thank you for your dedication, Visionaries.
Below are members of MCHPP’s legacy giving society, The Visionary Club. These Visionaries have made the ultimate gift of faith by including us in their estate plans. Their legacies are the work we have done, and will do in the future, to accomplish our vision.
Gloria J. Winter, 2023
Allen L. Miller Trust, 2023
William T. and Elizabeth L. Knowles Fund of the Maine Community Foundation, 2022
Alex Norzow, 2021
Patricia S.I. Robinson, 2021
Barbara B. Clark, 2021
Carrie E. Jenkins, 2020
David L. Hammond, 2019
George H. Cudworth, 2018
Margaret R. Pullen, 2011
Josephine M. Meador, 2009
Macky Bennett, 2008
Gregor Gamble, 2008
Anonymous (9)
Marie Barbieri
Jane and John Berry
Jennifer I. Foley
John H. McKee
William M. McLin and Samuel J. Mckeon
Linda ‘Moose’ Meranda
David B. Osborne
Karen Parker
Priscilla A. Sargent
R. Hunter Howe, 2024
Rebecca S. Odom, 2023
Elizabeth A. Suna, 2023
If you have questions or would like to learn more about Planned Giving or The Visionary Club, please contact Alyssa Schoppee, Development Director at aschoppee@mchpp.org or 207-725-2716 x306.