Vendor: Food Bank
Product Type : SGI - Donation
The Lake Stevens Community Food Bank first began in the basement of Ebenezer Lutheran Church by a group of volunteers in 1978. The church began collecting and storing food in a closet so they could distribute food items here and there to those who came seeking help. Their goal was to be able to provide a few meals each month to families in need.
As the Lake Stevens community grew, so too did the need for food assistance. In 1983, Lake Stevens Community Food Bank was formally organized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Since then, the oversight, vision and growth of the food bank has been guided by dedicated volunteers making up the board of directors.
Today, the food bank is supported through partnerships with many local churches, businesses, individuals, volunteers, schools and service clubs. After 40 years of community service from the basement of Ebenezer Lutheran Church, the Lake Stevens Community Food Bank will finally move into a new, dedicated space in June 2023
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