The Stanwood Camano Food Bank provides assistance to more than a thousand community members. With the help of our generous donors, we provide a wide variety of food, as well as pet food and basic toiletries to those in need. This generosity translates into essential assistance to children, seniors, working poor, single adults, homeless, and families of all backgrounds.
The Stanwood Camano Food Bank mission is made possible by the generosity of our wonderful community. First, are the hundreds of volunteers who, each month, provide about two thousand hours of service. Second, the food bank rescues hundreds of pounds of produce, dairy, and bread from grocery store partners. Third, many generous individuals support Stanwood Camano Food Bank by donations to both the Food Bank and the Thrift Store.
Jeanie Ovenell, founder of the Stanwood Camano Food Bank and Thrift Store. Jeanie started the food bank in the 1970’s and the Articles of Incorporation were signed in October 1981 becoming the official Stanwood Camano Food Bank Services.
With this tremendous community support, the Stanwood Camano Food Bank serves over 1,500 families per month, distributing over 1,000,000 pounds of food.
our Mission
Stanwood Camano Food Bank provides resources and connections to alleviate hunger and meet the basic needs of individuals and families in our community.
our Vision
Stanwood Camano Food Bank envisions a community where hunger is defeated, and basic needs are satisfied.
How Your Giving Has Helped Us
MEALS 'TIL MONDAY BAGS
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We distributed 762 Meals ‘Til Monday orders from September-December 2025, with more being distributed every week!
POUNDS OF FOOD DISTRIBUTED
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From January 2025 to December 2025, we distributed 890,329 pounds of food to our customers!
CHILDREN RECEIVED GIFTS & COATS
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Through the Seasonal Support program, we serviced 411 children during the holiday season in 2025 with brand new gifts and coats.
A Little Goes a long Way
Only $6 to give hope
$6.00 feeds a family of four (4) a complete dinner
Help For Students
1,400 children in the Stanwood Camano School District are on a free or reduced lunch program.
Care for community
82,000 individuals are struggling with food insecurity in Snohomish and Island Counties