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Serving families since 1984 · Free groceries, no questions asked360-376-4445Tue 11–6:30 · Fri 11–6:30116 Madrona St
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Every gift feeds a neighbor.

Give money, food or your extra harvest. The Orcas Island Food Bank is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Tax ID 91-1255700.

A basket overflowing with grapes, squash, leeks and pantry staples
Donating food

What we can (and can’t) take.

Drop food in the outside refrigerated unit or the cabinet at the north end of the courtyard.

  • Factory-sealed food, no more than 2 years past its date
  • Fresh, clean produce

Please no homemade canned goods, plastic bags, furniture or clothing.

Who to call

Farm, meat or large donations360-317-6958
General donations509-998-5928
Staff usually on siteMon 10–3, Tue 10–6, Thu 11–3, Fri 11–6
Crates of butternut squash and fingerling potatoes
Home growers

Share your extra harvest.

Garden produce grown without commercial pesticides is welcome, and ours is a GMO-free county. Please call 360-317-6958 before you harvest.

  1. Call first so we know what is coming.
  2. Don’t overgrow. Pick produce at its best size.
  3. Harvest in the morning while it is cool.
  4. Wash and cool your produce.
  5. Trim roots and tops before drop-off.
Hunger Action Day

Third Wednesday in September

Businesses can sponsor a matching gift pool so every community donation goes twice as far.

GiveBIG

May 5

Washington’s statewide giving day. Match sponsors and donors help close the gap each spring.

Neighbors helping neighbors.

Every gift buys fresh produce, dairy, protein and staples for island families, seniors and kids, all year round.

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