FOLLOWUP: West Seattle door-to-door food donors triple their giving

Looking for some good news? Despite the COVID-19 economic crunch, generosity is running rampant. We have an update on Arbor Heights-based Cub Scout Pack 799‘s recent Scouting for Food door-to-door drive, courtesy of parent Jason T.:

Please let everyone in West Seattle know that Pack 799 has concluded its food drive, including returning for any initially missed pickups as we were notified.

We are sincerely grateful for the broad support we experienced in performing our service activity, and look forward to sustaining and improving the health of West Seattle in our own small way in the future. According to Karla and all the extremely helpful folks at the West Seattle Food Bank, Pack 799 was able to facilitate the collection of 3,221 pounds of food and household goods — nearly three times the amounts we’ve collected in past drives!

(One of the participating Scouts)

It is really heartwarming to have that level of community support, which gives solid encouragement to our young Scouts who chose to serve their communities in the midst of all the challenges, through a little adaptation and innovation.

You can of course contribute to local food banks at any time – the WSFB’s donation info is here, and info for the White Center Food Bank (whose service area includes south West Seattle) is here.

2 Replies to "FOLLOWUP: West Seattle door-to-door food donors triple their giving"

  • Mrs. A October 19, 2020 (3:41 pm)

    GREAT JOB PACK 799!!  What wonderful neighbors and helpers!

  • CJ October 19, 2020 (8:17 pm)

    Very well done!  May the kindness be contagious as so many are in need.  Thanks for caring about others!  

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