Note: Skagit County Emergency Operations is not coordinating centralized volunteer efforts at this time.
If you are interested in volunteering or providing donations in support of
flood relief, please use the list below or reach out to local service organizations or non-profits.
Skagit Community Foundation Disaster Relief Fund
Skagit Community Foundation has activated the Skagit Disaster Relief Fund to help address the urgent and emerging needs of our community. To donate or learn more: www.skagitcf.org/disaster-relief
Community Action of Skagit County
Support Community Action’s flood response by making a financial donation to Greatest Need. This allows them to quickly provide vouchers, food, shelter support, and other critical resources to families and seniors with immediate needs in Skagit County. Learn more and give at
www.communityactionskagit.org/donate.
Skagit Volunteer Center
Are you an organization or nonprofit that needs volunteers to help after recent flooding in Skagit County? Or, are you an individual or group who wants to volunteer to help neighbors impacted by flooding?
Community Action of Skagit County provides this FREE resource for organizations to post volunteer needs, and for volunteers to find local groups to help. Every day, the Skagit Volunteer Center has over 200 nonprofit partners who post volunteer opportunities,
and now there's a special page specifically for flood response.
Visit Skagit Volunteer Center to get connected
Some nonprofit organizations and community groups listed on the Skagit Volunteer Center Flood Response & Recovery
page may be equipped and to receive and distribute
smaller donations of food, clothing, hygiene items and
household goods
to distribute to their clients or the community. Visit ww.SkagitVolunteerCenter.org for more info.
Animal Feed Distribution Center
Closed after Tuesday, December 23rd at 6pm
Address: 13421 Farm to Market Rd, Mount Vernon, WA 98273; 360-661-4015
Skagit County Emergency Operations is coordinating donations for the animal feed distribution center. Clean, non-moldy, dry hay in square bales are accepted. Small animal feed is also accepted.
Please bring donations to 13421 Farm to Market Rd, Mount Vernon, WA 98273 between 11:00am-8:00pm until further notice.
If you have large bales of hay or need large bales of hay, contact Emily Diaz at emilyd@co.skagit.wa.us.
United Way
The United Way of Skagit County is accepting financial donations to support flood relief efforts.
Donate here. For non-monetary donations to United Way of Skagit County, please contact
andrew@unitedwayskagit.org or 360-755-9521.
Red Cross
The Red Cross is accepting financial donations to support flood relief efforts. Donate here
Family Promise at Central United Methodist Church
Address: 1013 Polte Rd, Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284; Contact: 360-854-0743.
Skagit Food Distribution Center
TheCommunity Action's Skagit Food Distribution Center’s warehouse and cold storage facility is equipped to receive large donations of food, and to distribute it quickly to 20+ food banks and meal programs in Skagit, San Juan and Island counties, and via senior food box deliveries to low-income seniors. The Food Distribution Center is able to accept cases, crates and pallets of food, up to semi-truck loads that require loading docks and forklifts for transfer. For more information and to donate, email: SFDCadmin@CommunityActionSkagit.org.
Volunteers of America and United Way of Skagit County
United Way of Skagit County and Volunteers of America and United Way of Skagit County is managing intake, warehousing and distribution of LARGE quantities of in-kind donations of commodities and goods. The United Way will distribute them to other organizations and individuals in need. Contact andrew@unitedwayskagit.org and chuck@unitedwayskagit.org.
