Camden/Rockport Community Climate Action Potluck will be held Thursday, June 26, from 5:45 - 8 p.m., at First Congregational Church (FCC), 55 Elm Street, Camden. The event is free and open to all.

Celebrate summer, meet neighbors, and share a meal.

There will be a program of short talks by representatives from local organizations — FCC Creation Care, CamdenCAN, Camden Garden Club, Green Burial, Beech Hill Research, and FCC’s Anti-Poverty Group — aimed at fostering awareness and partnering on meaningful actions to mitigate climate change impacts. Confirmed speakers include David Kibbe speaking on The Camden Garden Club’s 2025 Expo: Edible Gardens & Bountiful Tables; Amanda Dwelley/Beech Hill research updating on Rockport’s Social Vulnerability Assessment for Community Resilience; and Jonathan Frost presenting the Goals and Activities of FCC’s Anti-Poverty Work Group. 

There will also be a moderated discussion focusing on community collaboration on climate action.

Bring a dish to share if so inclined.

This event is jointly sponsored by FCC Creation Care and CamdenCAN (ClimateActionNow). 

FMI and to RSVP: jbrock747@gmail.com (number in party and dish you’ll share).

About the Sponsors

CamdenCAN (ClimateActionNow) is a citizen-led organization committed to reducing Camden’s contribution to climate change through local action, education, advocacy, and resources. We help our community take advantage of climate solutions with actionable steps. See CamdenCAN.org.

Through the integration of scientific understanding, theological reflection, and a commitment to justice, FCC Creation Care strives to lead and inspire meaningful climate action within our congregation and beyond.