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NO ONE SHOULD EVER GO HUNGRY.
At Cascade Kropz, we believe in the power of community and are proud to stand behind the Arlington Community Food Bank in their mission to support those in need. Since its founding in 1981, the Arlington Community Food Bank has been dedicated to providing free food to children, families, and individuals in the Arlington and Lakewood areas of Snohomish County, Washington. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, their work continues to be vital to the well-being of our neighbors.
With the rising costs of fuel, groceries, and housing, the demand for Food Bank services has increased dramatically. In fact, 73% more households are relying on the Food Bank today compared to 2021. Many of these households are experiencing hunger insecurity and financial hardship for the first time. The surge in requests for assistance has placed a significant strain on the Food Bank's resources, and now, more than ever, they need our help.
By donating, you’re not just giving food—you’re giving the power of kindness to those who need it most. Your contributions help ensure that no one in our community has to go hungry. We are committed to supporting the Arlington Community Food Bank and invite you to join us in making a real difference.
Together, we can help meet the rising demand and ensure that all our neighbors have access to the food and support they deserve.
Thank you for your continued generosity and support.
Arlington Community food bank
Your donation will allow the Food Bank to continue providing nutritious food FREE to anyone in need, with dignity and compassion. Your donation will also support their supplemental Meals ‘til Monday program providing students in Arlington Public Schools who are struggling with enough to eat.
Hometown H2O provides long and short-term solutions for the lack of water access in the U.S.
Over 2 million people in the U.S. lack access to running water and basic indoor plumbing. This fundraiser will support the installation of water wells for low-income households without access to water. Individual and shared wells are a cost-effective solution to provide safe drinking water to these homes, particularly in rural, unincorporated, and minority communities.
Additionally, this campaign will help provide water access across the Navajo Nation, where 30% of residents lack running water. Indigenous populations are 19 times more likely to experience water poverty than White Americans. Partnering with DigDeep, we will install Home Water Systems that offer solar power and 1,200 gallons of clean, hot and cold running water, replenished monthly. We will also provide 275-gallon water tanks to families impacted by COVID-19 who have no running water at home.
Your support will help bring running water and electricity to communities that need it most.
Water is life. Without access to safe water, individuals are at risk, and communities lack access to opportunities. Water does more than just quench thirst — it promotes equality.
Click the DONATE NOW button to see how much we've raised so far, and to find out more about this important cause.
Proud Members of the Arlington Rotary Club
Compassion in Action!
The Rotary Club of Arlington is a group of business owners, professionals and community leaders that are dedicated to making our world and our community stronger. We are committed to the ideal of "Service Above Self", while enjoying fun fellowship, and friendships.
Growing Veterans: Dirt Therapy
GROWING VETERANS: DIRT THERAPY
Mission: To empower military veterans to grow food, communities, and each other.
Founded in 2012, Growing Veterans has been combining veteran reintegration with sustainable agriculture. Our unique model addresses the growing desire for alternative therapies for Post-Traumatic Stress (PTS) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), as well as suicide prevention through peer-support and Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) certification.
Using the farm as the catalyst, we provide opportunities for veterans to engage in peer-support and engage with the broader community.
Learn more about Growing Veterans
