Or you may donate by check payable to Thurston County Food Bank, write “5 Days of Compassion” on it mail to
Thurston County Food Bank 220 Thurston Ave. NE, Olympia, WA 98501?
08/14 6PM – Thanks to our generous community we are well on our way to reaching our goal of $10,000 by the end of Day 5. To date we have raised more than $7,500, we appreciate the support and hope you are enjoying the videos.
Please join us for this upcoming event, a series of videos over the course of five days showcasing compassion in our community through partnerships, collaborations. volunteerism and service. Our goal is to inform and inspire you to support our efforts to “eliminate hunger in our local community” and raise $10,000 supporting our project in Lacey.
Links to the videos will appear here, on our Facebook page and on Instagram beginning this Wednesday, August 12th.
We continue to pack and distributing food – now more than ever!!
With the introduction of Phase 3 in Thurston County, we are seeing many of our Phase 1 & 2 COVID-19 Volunteers go back to work, school and tend to family.
We need your help!
Volunteers are needed for all shifts at both the Warehouse Distribution Center [WDC] – in Tumwater, and the Client Service Center [CSC] – in Downtown Olympia.
If you are interested in learning more, or are able to help out, please contact Allison to learn more about shifts, locations and other opportunities.
Since Quarantine began, the Thurston County Food Bank has continued to serve our community. As a valuable resource, we not only distribute food items, but we also distribute household and hygiene items during the Other Bank distribution on the second Wednesday of each month. The need for this resource has only grown. We’ve also decentralized our distribution model – meaning we have added “Pop-up” sites across Thurston County to better offer this resource to the community while honoring each individual’s safety and quarantine needs. During Phase 1 and the initial Quarantine time, we met so many wonderful community members who came to volunteer. This includes workers who found themselves now home, students, and the National Guard.
With the start of Phase 2, many of our Phase 1 volunteers have returned to their workplace. This is also true for our National Guard who have moved on to other assignments. This has left us light-handed with volunteers. We continue to serve the community out of the Downtown Client Service Center, thought partners and the community Pop-Ups.
We need Phase 2 help.
If you are interested in lending a hand as our world begins to reintegrate, we would love to talk with you! We need people who are able to help us pack food, move boxes, and help distribute to our community!! Would you please consider volunteering time supporting this community resource?
Please email Allison for more information on all the opportunities:
