Edmonds Lions Club to host food drive at Walnut Street Coffee Sept. 20 - My Edmonds News

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The Edmonds Lions Club will hold a food drive on September 20 at Walnut Street Coffee, located at 410 Walnut Street. The event runs from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.

and aims to benefit the Edmonds Food Bank, which provides essential food resources to local families. Volunteers will be present to assist with donations, encouraging community members to bring non-perishable food items. Food insecurity remains a significant challenge in the Edmonds area, highlighting the importance of community support during such initiatives. The Lions Club has a long-standing history of charitable work, focusing on improving the quality of life for residents. In previous years, similar drives have successfully collected hundreds of pounds of food, demonstrating the community's willingness to help.

This year's food drive seeks to surpass those efforts and create a more substantial impact. Residents are encouraged to participate, fostering a spirit of generosity and support for their neighbors.

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