Lopez Food Share

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Nutritious eating is a cornerstone of health and well-being, highly valued in the Lopez community. To ensure that our community has equitable access to healthy options, we provide the Lopez Food Share.

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There are currently two ways that we provide food. (Note: online ordering is currently preferred.)

Online Ordering:

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We are pleased to offer online ordering so that you can choose your preferred food items. Each week, Lopez Food Share opens online orders from 1pm on Monday until 8am on Wednesday. 

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On the order form, you will choose “pick up” or “delivery.” Pick up is between 11am-3pm; you will choose the time you are able to arrive when you order. If you choose delivery, we will deliver your items to the address you provide.

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For pick up, arrive at our drive-through facility.

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Food Share Location: 

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1008 Dill Road,

Lopez Island, WA

98261

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To connect with Lopez Food Share or see the weekly grocery menu options, please contact us.

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In Person Shopping:

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We offer in person shopping so that you may shop the aisles of the Food Share and package your own items. There is no need to pre-register. We will ask for your name and household size at the door, and then you are welcome to shop for what you need. ​

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We currently require all people to wear masks while inside the Food Share. 

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In Person Shopping is open Wednesday, 12:30-3:00pm and Friday 1pm-3pm.

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What is the Lopez Food Share?
The Lopez Food Share is a food bank providing equitable access to healthy and nourishing food. 
 
Featuring an online shopping model, the Lopez Food Share offers fresh and nutritious produce, dairy, household staples, and more. 

HOURS

Kate Czaja
Food Programs Manager
kate@lifrc.org

Contact Us

Axel Greening 
AmeriCorps Food Security Intern 
axel@lifrc.org

Lopez Food Share Mission:
The Lopez Island Food Share is committed to preventing hunger and building a more resilient hunger relief network in our rural, remote community. We strive to provide equitable access to high quality food, and firmly believe that food justice is social justice. We believe that systemic racism cannot be separated from issues like poverty and food insecurity, and therefore center those who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color in our work. We envision and are committed to cultivating a community where all people have access to high quality food, no matter their age, physical ability, race, gender, sexuality, or socio-economic status.