Event:	Flood Cleanup at Food Bank Farm (Snohomish) Share
Location:	Chinook Farms 10890 Elliott Rd, Snohomish, WA 98296
Date:	Jan 19th 2026, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Staff:	Manager: Jeannette R
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Event Description:

The historic flooding of December 2025 covered Food Bank Farm with ten feet of swiftly flowing water. The current carried tons of debris that destroyed several greenhouses and scattered thousands of items and equipment. The fence lines caught staggering amounts of plastic and fabric, which will need to go into dumpsters. Other items were carried off and will likely never be found.

Food Bank Farm grew 400,000 pounds of fresh nutritious produce in 2025 (double our usual average!) to feed the hungry in Western Washington.

What we'll be doing:

Anyone can help with flood cleanup! Come join us for this Day of Service on Martin Luther King Jr Day.

What you should know:

Dress for the weather, and wear sturdy boots & clothing that you don't mind getting dirty. Wear work gloves if you have them, but Farmer Jim has extra gloves onsite. Food Bank Farm provides all tools.

Children under their parent/guardian's supervision are welcome and encouraged. Chidren under 18 years old do not need to sign up for a separate One Brick account; but please list their names & ages in the "Notes" section of your RSVP.

Where to Meet:

Meet at Chinook Farms, located at 10890 Elliott Rd in Snohomish. Our local contact is Jim Eichner (425-223-7249). We'll have a One Brick sign-in sheet... look for our One Brick name tags!

Food Bank Farm:

Food Bank Farm grows fresh, nutritious produce to feed the hungry in Western Washington. Food Bank Farm is an outreach ministry of The Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross in Redmond, WA, and grows food on 20 acres in the Snoqualmie River Valley area with the help of thousands of volunteers. To date, Food Bank Farm has delivered over two million pounds of food for local food banks.