Edmonds Food Bank | Peeling Back The Layers Of Food Insecurity

Approximately 12% of Washington Residents Experience Food Insecurity Each Year

The Edmonds Food Bank is transforming lives and eliminating food insecurity in our community

Join us to help feed the community.

Our Mission

—To support those seeking food and nutrition security in the greater Edmonds community.

Read about our latest updates and events at the Edmonds Food Bank. Visit our news page to discover how we're making a difference in our community.

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We Are Here
To Help.

One life transition can make it so we must choose between healthy food and other necessities.

Join Us To Help Feed The Community.

The Edmonds Food Bank always welcomes new volunteers.

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Mission.

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Creating Food Security

The United States Department of Agriculture reports that in 2023, 13.5 percent (18.0 million households) experienced food insecurity. This was significantly higher than the 12.8 percent recorded in 2022, 10.2 percent in 2021, and the 10.5 percent in 2020.

Watch our video to hear from customers, staff and volunteers about how we are working at the Edmonds Food Bank to eliminate food insecurity in our community.

Thank you to our Corporate Sponsors

Harvest ($25,000)

Flowering ($10,000)

Budding ($5,000)

HOST A FOOD OR FUND DRIVE

Hosting a food or fund drive is a great way to make a positive impact and help alleviate food insecurity in our community. Please contact Tracey if you would like to host a food drive: admin@edmondsfoodbank.org.

Our most needed items right now are:

Rice
Peanut butter
Oats
Sugar (Granulated)
Dry Beans
Pasta (Spaghetti, Penne, Linguini)
Flour (Wheat or White)
Oil
Coffee (Ground or Instant)
Canned Vegetables (Corn, carrots, green beans)
Cereal (Low sugar preferably)

Culturally Familiar Foods:

Sesame oil
Fish sauce
Chili paste
Refried Beans
Honey
Sunflower oil
Evaporated or condensed Milk
Barley
Palm oil
Cous-Cous

Harvest Season:

Canned cranberries
Canned pumpkin
Stuffing

Baby & Children:

Baby Formula
Diapers (especially sizes 4,5 & 6)
Pouches