The Market
of Arlington Food Bank
19118 63rd Avenue NE
Arlington WA 98223
Closed November 23-24
CONTACT:
info@arlingtonfoodbank.org
Market Hours
Mondays & Wednesdays 5-6:30pm
Fridays 12pm-1:30pm
Anyone needing grocery assistance is welcome weekly.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider and
proud member of the Snohomish County Food Bank Coalition.
Appointments are Required to Shop
Click on the word 'Appointments' above to register.
No ID or Proof of Address is Required
Donation Hours: M-F 9am-12pm | M & W 4-6pm
Current 'Best By' dates & packaging secure.
NO #10 cans; large/bulk food items needing short sacking; home
canned items or expired products will be accepted.
Donations area is at the rear of the warehouse
NO AFTER HOURS/ILLEGAL DUMPING; it invites rodents and trespassers/vandalism.
Arlington Community Food Bank's
Commitment to Customers
Arlington Food Bank is committed to ensuring no one goes hungry in North Snohomish County. Offering a market-style experience, shoppers are able to browse the selections and check out at their convenience.
Customers can choose to shop at our regular "Market" on-site or
utilize the innovative "Mobile Market", available at a variety
of locations bi-weekly.
Donor dollars are invested with local farms to provide fresh produce
dairy, and meats. In addition, customers can find breads,
bakery items, and pantry essentials.
With generous donor support, help from area grocery stores, and
partner agencies - Food Lifeline & Northwest Harvest,
Arlington Food Bank is proud to offer these options.
Visit the "Mobile Market" tab for schedule and routes
that may be more convenient for you.
Arlington School District Students wON'T go HungrY with meals 'TIL monday packs
In partnership with the Arlington School District, FREE supplemental meals are available for any student in Arlington School District. Meal Packs may be picked up at any Arlington Public School weekly. Meal packs include breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snack items to alleviate childhood hunger during non-school days. To register for a supplemental meal pack, visit any Arlington Public School office or speak with any school counselor or teacher. Meal packs are also available at the food bank during regular distribution hours. Meals are FREE and available to any student, including home-school students. No financial documentation or ID is required.
thank you for supporting your community with A DONATION through our website
Rethinking food Banking
We work hard to secure an abundance of fresh produce, dairy, breads, bakery items, and quality meat products for families in our community. We partner with NOAH animal shelter and are proud to offer dog and cat food for furry friends too.
Together, we can end hunger. It's going to require an active partnership between the vast network of charities, food banks, governments, and the private sector. We're grateful to have YOU on our side.
Remind your friends, family, and neighbors-it's okay to need help. Whether it's on social media or in person, let the people in your life know you don't judge them for needing help-because everyone can use a little help sometimes.
Arlington Food bank is for anyone who can benefit. Utilizing food bank services can free up funds for other essentials such as rent, utilities, medicine, fuel, clothing, and other personal needs. No ID or address verification will ever be required. Guests self-declare income is within 400% of Federal Poverty Guidelines. (foodassistance@agr.wa.gov. Example: A family of 4 earning <$106,000 qualifies.)
The Arlington Community Food Bank's mission is to ensure no one in North Snohomish County goes hungry and end hunger at its root cause.
1 in 7 people face hunger in Western Washington. 1 in 5 of them are kids. Most food bank customers have jobs and nearly all visitors have homes. Financial and medical difficulties force many people to choose between food, utilities, and medicine. In other words, people just like you and I struggle.
Hunger impacts all of us. Hungry children can't learn, hungry adults are less productive and miss work more frequently, and hungry seniors often must choose between medicine and food.
With the generosity of businesses, organizations and individuals, we are able to offer relief and help to end hunger in our neighborhoods.
Activities
Making A Difference
Look for the Brown Barrels!
Local businesses are committed to helping fight hunger in our community and making it easier for you to help. Bring your non-perishables/toiletries/pet food/baby products, etc. to these amazing local businesses to help us end hunger in the greater Stillaguamish Valley.
A few important things to remember:
No LARGE/BULK items
No expired food please
No home canned items
1-800 Got Junk
210 Cannabis Co.
Angel of the Winds Casino & Resort
Arlington Co-op
Arlington Grocery Outlet
Cascade Kropz
Coastal Community Banks -
Downtown & Smokey Point Branches
Glen Eagle Country Club & Restaurant
Hazel Blue Acres Blueberry Farm
Moe’s Espresso
River Rock Tobacco & Fuel
S&S Roofing
Stillaguamish Athletic Club
Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians
Symmetry Chiropractic
“Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.”
-Mark Twain
DONATIONS:
Donations are accepted at the rear of the warehouse, entrance at the north driveway.
Mondays-Fridays 9am-12pm; Monday & Wednesday evenings 4-6pm. Please, no after-hours donations. It encourages rodents and illegal activity. All donations must have current best buy dates. No #10 can or large bulk items, home canned goods, or partially opened products.
Contact
Arlington Community Food Bank
19118 63rd Avenue NE
Arlington WA, 98223
info@arlingtonfoodbank.org
360.435.1631
