Sarah Fox

We had an early rush on Saturday morning.  Our breakfast team from Edmonds Universalist Unitarian Congregation were ready for them.  They prepared and served 120 burritos.  Thank you also to our EUUC partners for their monthly donations of cheese, oranges, hot and cold cereals and cases of tuna fish packets.  Anyone who has shopped for

“She SAW me!”  That was the comment from a young woman who is a first time Neighbor.  She was among the first to go through the line to receive groceries and a salad.  Jude’s sincere welcome went straight to her heart. We were a skeleton crew this morning.  Sincere thanks to everyone, including several Neighbors,

You just shoulda’ been with us today!  It was a celebration of so many good things.  Our clothing bank team were looking “ready for naps” as they left, but we know they will be back to fashion consult next Saturday.  Honest!  They perform as sincere “clothing needs consultants” for our Neighbors. First:  The team from

And it was another busy Saturday morning. Our Neighbors enjoyed special breakfast treats along with their burritos.  Thank you to the team from Holy Rosary Catholic Church for adding fresh fruit and bottles of orange juice to their menu.  Everyone was truly pleased. Thank you also to Holy Rosary for donating a very large bag

They are usually in and out so quickly that we miss getting a picture.  We caught them today!   Many thanks to the team from Edmonds Universalist Unitarian Church for preparing burritos and for donating cheese, cereals, oranges and tuna.  Our Neighbors are grateful. We finally got a picture of Tony with Advocates Recovery Services!  He’s

What do you think?  If you had been sleeping outside for a couple of years and, at long last, were tucked into your very own apartment, wouldn’t these slippers just be a comfy part of your happiness? Sincere thanks to whoever donated them. Remember that we need men’s clothes.  Our clothing bank is begging for

All of our Neighbors are grateful to the team from Gloria Dei Lutheran for full breakfast this morning.  They served 88 plates of sausage patties, biscuits and gravy, fruit juice and milk.  In addition to breakfast, the team  prepared the always welcome breakfast burritos. Gloria Dei spent a long morning with our Neighbors.  Besides cooking

What a day!  Our pantry team lost count after giving 75 bags of groceries.  It was a morning of many trips to the basement to bring up more supplies. Robin and David were another busy team.  They served 10 full pots of coffee plus tea and hot chocolate.  They limited our Neighbors to only one

We think of Neighbors in Need as a Saturday morning ministry.  Saturday morning is only possible because of much effort during the entire week.  Below are just a few of the mid-week gifts of time. Monday is John’s visit to the Edmonds Food for stable foods to give to our Neighbors.  We wouldn’t be open if

It was a busy but truly fun morning.  We are grateful to the youth and their adult leaders from St Hilda St Patrick Episcopal Church for spending the morning with us.  They had sponsored a blanket drive in their home congregation and delivered more than 40 blankets to give to our Neighbors.  They spent the