Zombie nation

Snohomish, WALocal News

The annual Snohomish Zombie Walk on October 30 garnered significant support, raising 1,201 pounds of food and $1,738 for the Snohomish Community Food Bank. Emcee Bill Webster II praised the turnout and community involvement during the event. Participants, including Joanna Ghosh, embraced the Halloween spirit by dressing as zombies, creating a lively atmosphere. Organized by the Kla Ha Ya Days Festival, the walk underscores the community's commitment to helping those in need. The donations collected will aid families in the region facing food insecurity, highlighting the local impact of such initiatives.

Community events like the Zombie Walk play a crucial role in fostering social responsibility and awareness. This year's contributions reflect a growing trend of charitable actions tied to festive celebrations. Local food banks rely on such events to sustain their efforts in providing essential services to the community.

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