Longtime West Seattle Farmers’ Market vendor Mariposa Farm hit hard by flooding

November 18, 2021 2:53 pm

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(Photo from GoFundMe.com)

If you’re a regular West Seattle Farmers’ Market shopper, you know Mariposa Farm, a family-owned provider of fresh organic produce year-round. Last Sunday, they and other vendors had to deal with the revenue loss caused by the windstorm closure; then the next day, Mariposa Farm’s Whatcom County land was deluged by floodwaters. Multiple WSB readers have emailed to let us know that Mariposa is crowdfunding to try to recover; here’s the GoFundMe page, which has photos including the one above, as well as details of their losses. (Here’s an aerial look at flooding in Everson, where Mariposa Farm is located.)

6 Replies to "Longtime West Seattle Farmers' Market vendor Mariposa Farm hit hard by flooding"

flimflam November 18, 2021 (3:13 pm)

That is terrible, I wish them the best and hope they can move forward eventually.
Courtney Smith November 18, 2021 (3:27 pm)

Thank you for posting this! We love Liz and her family and hope they are able to recover. Just donated!
LyndaB November 18, 2021 (3:30 pm)

Thank you for sharing the gofundme page. Every little bit helps!
KT November 18, 2021 (5:44 pm)

Thank you for posting this!
WET November 19, 2021 (8:51 am)

They were the only farm that continuously supplied greens throughout the pandemic, spring, summer fall and winter. They need our support!
Alyxx November 19, 2021 (9:13 am)

I wish them the best and hope they can recoup!!!

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