Saturday Morning Weekly Report

“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 […]

The Holy Rosary Catholic Church breakfast team earned extra points this morning.  It was hot in that kitchen!!  Many thanks to each of you for your good humor and excellent cooking.  It is always so fun to have you with us. Our Neighbors were all up at the crack of dawn and eager for coffee. 

Just have to share a picture of the Edmonds Unitarian Universalist Congregation breakfast team.  After arriving by 7:30 AM to prepare breakfast burritos, they deep clean the kitchen and then head out to see how else they can help.  This is typical of our burrito brigades.  They serve with purpose and great joy. EUUC also

John and Michelle were in charge!!   (By the way, they cook a delicious breakfast burrito.)  Sarah and Carter trained to be “rollers of breakfast burritos”.  They are hired at volunteer scale for all future burrito rolling opportunities. The typically slower first weekend of the month reflects our growing numbers.  Where a first weekend was usually

A word of wisdom from one of our long-term Neighbors.  “Before I place judgment on someone, I have to ask myself. ‘Did I write his book?’.” Our food bank and breakfast teams served 39 Neighbors and 3  families this morning.  Many thanks to Sue and Mark Waldin for providing a traditional breakfast  – scrambled eggs,

Our food pantry gave bags of food to 56 Neighbors today and to 4 families. Once again, they noticed that they were serving Neighbors who are new and typically passing through Lynnwood. It seemed like a smooth morning, but the increased need for help to serve is stunning.  Praise be to God for the generosity

Where was everyone??  Actually, we served 35 Neighbors this morning but it seemed quiet and slow-paced.  Jude noticed that there were 6 Neighbors who were totally new to her.  We also had 3 Neighbors return from pre-covid days.  Time in a shelter is running out and there is still inadequate available housing. It isn’t all

We started the new month with a brand-new puppy!  He was a little defensive at first, but eventually caught on that there was a lot of attention available to him.  He even warmed up to Angel. We served 38 Neighbors this morning, plus 3 families.  Once again, we met a few new Neighbors and we

We welcomed 45 Neighbors today plus 3 families!  Jude reports that one family is completely new to Neighbors in Need.  Mom speaks no English.  Jude said their little daughter was a very gracious interpreter. Thank you to the team from Gloria Dei Lutheran for serving hot breakfast to our ever-growing numbers.  They served biscuits and

On such a beautiful spring morning, we served 36 Neighbors and 1 family.  Five of the Neighbors who visited us were completely new to our service.  Thank you to the food pantry team for making them welcome. The team from Holy Rosary Catholic Church was our burrito brigade this morning.  They slipped into the kitchen,