By Casey Davis, Executive Director Edmonds Food Bank Partnerships within a community are essential for resiliency, as they enable diverse contributors to collaborate and share resources effectively. It allows a community to address challenges more comprehensively, leading to innovative solutions. In the nonprofit world, partnership is everything! It’s how we...
The Edmonds Food Bank said it has received notice that the federal funding requested by U.S. Rep.Rick Larsen for the food bank’s new building is at risk. According to an update from Larsen’s office, the House recently passed a continuing resolution (CR) for funding through the end of the fiscal...
Located in the heart of South Snohomish County, the Edmonds Food Bank coordinated a major food distribution effort this month, working alongside many others to make it happen and highlighting the power of community collaboration. As part of the Snohomish County Food Coalition (SCFC), a network of 18 food banks...
A team from the Edmonds Food Bank joined more than 200 advocates from across Washington state Monday for Hunger Action Day in Olympia, urging lawmakers to prioritize food security. Throughout the day, the team engaged with legislators, advocating for key initiatives aimed at alleviating hunger and supporting vulnerable communities, the...
Did you know the Washington State 2025 Legislative Session is underway in Olympia? We hope you can join the Edmonds Food Bank in advocating for anti-hunger and anti-poverty policy on Hunger Action Day, February 24th in Olympia! On this day members of our staff and supporters will be joining with...
In her TEDx at Edmonds College, Casey Davis explores the deep connection between food, empowerment, and social change by examining how the way we feed communities can either foster resilience and autonomy or become a means of control.
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