Montville-based ReVision Energy donates van to No Greater Love Food Pantry
From left to right: Mary Guindon (Volunteer, Assistant Director/Secretary), Tanya McGray (Volunteer, Director), Bronwen Williamson (Fleet Manager at ReVision Energy, Volunteer), and Kenna Dufresne (Volunteer, Treasurer). (Photo courtesy ReVision Energy)
(Photo courtesy ReVision Energy)
From left to right: Mary Guindon (Volunteer, Assistant Director/Secretary), Tanya McGray (Volunteer, Director), Bronwen Williamson (Fleet Manager at ReVision Energy, Volunteer), and Kenna Dufresne (Volunteer, Treasurer). (Photo courtesy ReVision Energy)
(Photo courtesy ReVision Energy)
MONTVILLE — No Greater Love Food Pantry, in Belfast, received a donation from Montville-based ReVision Energy of a 2016 Ford T250 transit van. The van enables the food pantry to continue picking up nutritious food to help serve their community.
Recently, the organization has had to rent a U-Haul to pick up food from around Midcoast Maine and deliver it the food pantry in Belfast.
“The cost of renting was prohibitive in the long-term and without this donation from ReVision Energy, services would cease,” said ReVision, in a news release.
No Greater Love Food Pantry serves an average of 105 families every two weeks. The food pantry is open from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. every second and fourth Sunday of the month at 34 Field Street in Belfast.
About ReVision Energy
ReVision Energy is a 100% employee-owned solar company with offices in Montville and South Portland, Maine; Brentwood and Enfield, New Hampshire; and North Andover, Massachusetts. With over 380 employee co-owners, 10,000 installations, and 20 years of experience, ReVision is New England’s leading full-service renewable energy contracting company. ReVision is a Certified B Corp with a mission to make life better by building our just and equitable electric future. Learn more at ReVisionEnergy.com.
