Lake Stevens Community Food Bank

The Arlington Food Bank is a vital community resource dedicated to addressing hunger as a matter of justice, not charity. Through essential programs and initiatives, they ensure that everyone in Arlington has access to nutritious meals, supported by the generosity of donors and volunteers. From providing food assistance and educational workshops to offering supplemental meals for students, the Arlington Food Bank plays a crucial role in nourishing and supporting those in need within the community. Their mission is to combat hunger and provide hope to countless individuals through the power of collective support and action.Generated from the website

PRESERVING THE DIGNITY OF THOSE WE HELP". Food Bank Operations The Food Bank has a board of directors and is registered with the State of Washington and the federal government as a non-profit corporation. The executive director is Neil Watkins. There are approximately 70 volunteers who donate their time working at the food bank and picking up food seven days a week. Volunteers are the "Heart" of our program! Donations are made by individuals, churches, clubs, groups, schools, businesses, etc. Many advocates will have special food and/or fund drives or special events to benefit the food bank. At Christmas the Precious Packages program provides new donated toys, gloves, hats, etc., to children in need. In August the food bank gives out donated school supplies and backpacks to under privileged children.