Edmonds St. Albans Episcopal Church hosting free food distribution June 11

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St. Alban’s Episcopal Church in Edmonds will host a popup food distribution event on June 11 from 3-4 p. m. to combat food insecurity in the community. The event will offer fresh produce, meat, and prepackaged items, all provided by the Edmonds Food Bank, enabling attendees to choose what they require without charge.

The distribution truck will be stationed on the church's north side, at 21405 82 Pl. W. , Edmonds, with signage on surrounding streets for guidance. Alongside this event, the church maintains a community Blessings Food Pantry open throughout the day, where individuals can both take food and donate items as needed. This dual initiative exemplifies St.

Alban's commitment to fostering community resilience and support against food scarcity. Local leaders highlight the importance of such programs in addressing ongoing food insecurity challenges within the area. The church’s proactive approach encourages community involvement and solidarity. Events like these are crucial in promoting food equity and ensuring that residents have access to nutritious food options.

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