Sarah Fox

And yet again, growing numbers…………… Our pantry gave out 63 grocery bags this morning plus 4 family boxes.  It was a truly busy morning.  This number does not include the dozen or so who come for coffee, resources, and neighborly community. Our volunteer team agreed that close to half of our guests were first-time visitors

Our numbers continue to grow, even at the first of the month.  Our pantry handed out 54 grocery bags.  We hosted additional Neighbors who came just for coffee and a burrito.  It was a large crowd! Thanks to the team from Edmonds Unitarian Universalist Church for preparing this morning’s burritos.  Thank you for abundance!  We

Welcome to July!   Will the second half of the year pass as quickly as the first half? It was a busy morning and a bit of test.  A few of our Neighbors were grouchy and demanding.  Special thanks to every volunteer for your patience and generous care. Special thanks to Nurses Gail, from Mercy Watch,

David had to set up extra tables this morning and then Jeff had to add yet another table.  It was a truly busy, well attended day.   Maybe we can attribute the larger crowd to the knowledge that the team from Gloria Dei Lutheran Church serves biscuits and gravy, and fruit juice along with the always

We had an early crowd this morning.  Everyone was eager to be inside with a cup of coffee or hot chocolate. Many thanks to the team from Holy Rosary Catholic Church for preparing burritos.  They went quickly. Our pantry team gave out 51 bags of groceries and 2 family boxes.  They estimated an additional 10

We had early guests on this dark and very wet morning.  We invited them inside even though the coffee was not yet ready.  The early arrivals took it upon themselves to do the setup.  Allen helped with placement directions and they took charge of all the heavy lifting.  We truly are a Neighborhood. Thanks so

Welcome to June!! It was the first Saturday of the month.  It should have been slow, right? We actually lost track of how many neighbors our foodbank served.  Including an “after-hours rush” we gave food, salads, and sandwiches to more than 50 people.  We provided family boxes to four families.  What would we do without

“Love like Jesus loves”.  That was the thought that one of our Neighbors wrote on our whiteboard this morning. Many, many thanks to Gloria Dei Lutheran Church for cooking breakfast this morning.  They brought a large crew to prepare burritos as well as sausage patties, biscuits, and gravy, milk, and fruit juice.  They served breakfast