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Serving families since 1984 · Free groceries, no questions asked360-376-4445Tue 11–6:30 · Fri 11–6:30116 Madrona St
Wooden crates of red apples and golden pears on display at the market, with more produce behind
Serving families since 1984

Good food for every neighbor.

Shop our grocery-store-style market at no charge: fresh local produce, protein, dairy and staples, with options for cultural and special diets.

  • No proof of citizenship or residency
  • Golden Hour for ages 65+
  • Home deliveries on Thursdays
  • 40+ volunteers
Market hours

Come shop once a week.

Open every week except Washington State DOR holidays. Can’t make it? A friend can pick up for you with a note.

Tuesday, 11–12Golden Hour, ages 65+
Tuesday, 12–6:30Open to all
ThursdayHome deliveries
Friday, 11–6:30Open to all
First visit?

Registering takes a few minutes

Sign up online or when you arrive at 116 Madrona Street. You self-declare your income; no proof of citizenship, residency or a Social Security number is needed, and we will give you food even if you choose not to register.

  • About half of island residents qualify for food assistance
  • Local produce and protein whenever we can get it
  • Culturally recognized, age-appropriate and dietary-specific options
The bright market room with baskets of produce on wooden stands and glass-door coolers along the wall
Our mission

Food access, education and advocacy.

We nourish current and future generations of our community through food access, education, and advocacy.

Our market works like a grocery store: you walk the aisles and choose what your household will actually eat, and every neighbor is treated with dignity and respect.

“Thank you for being here. If it weren’t for the food bank, I wouldn’t be able to eat vegetables the way I do now. You help me eat more nutritious food.”

A Food Bank customer
A market table piled with potatoes, peppers, green beans and packaged proteins
Our future home

A permanent home for the Food Bank, and 20 affordable homes beside it.

The Pea Patch Community Campus has raised about $33 million of its $40 million goal.

Find us

Come see us in Eastsound.

Neighbors helping neighbors.

Every gift buys fresh produce, dairy, protein and staples for island families, seniors and kids, all year round.

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