Snohomish County · WA
Food Pantries in Snohomish, WA: Hours & Schedule
Snohomish has 2 food pantries listed below. Filter by what's open, and call ahead to confirm hours.
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Snohomish, WA has 2 places to get free food as of September 2026: 2 food pantries. Maltby Food Bank (21104 86th Ave SE) and Snohomish Community Food Bank (1330 Ferguson Park Rd) are among them. Every listing here is checked against public sources. We hide the ones we can't confirm, we say call ahead where hours aren't confirmed, and there are no ads, logins, or fees.
What to bring
- A photo ID, if you have one (many pantries don't require it)
- Proof of address, like a piece of mail (some ask, most don't)
- Bags, a box, or a cart to carry groceries home
- The number of people in your household, that's usually all they need
How it works in Snohomish
- Find a pantry on the map above that's open today
- Call ahead to confirm hours (they can change)
- Go during open hours; most are walk-in, no appointment
- Take what you need. There's no cost and no application
You're welcome here. Pantries are for anyone going through a hard stretch. No judgment.
What neighbors know
These places change. If you've been to a pantry in Snohomish, leave a quick note so the next person walks in prepared: what to bring, when lines form, how they treat folks.
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Open by day in Snohomish
Planning around a day off? Here's what's open each day in Snohomish. Call ahead to confirm.
Food Pantries open Tuesday in Snohomish
- Snohomish Community Food Bank: 3 PM – 6 PM
Food Pantries open Thursday in Snohomish
- Maltby Food Bank: 2:15 PM – 4:45 PM
Food Pantries open Friday in Snohomish
- Snohomish Community Food Bank: 10 AM – 1 PM
Good to know
Which food pantries in Snohomish are open today?
It depends on the day. By day of week, Snohomish food pantries are open: Tuesday (1), Thursday (1), Friday (1). Each listing below shows its exact hours. Call ahead to confirm, especially around holidays.
Are there food pantries in Snohomish open on weekends?
Most Snohomish food pantries run on weekdays and we don't currently list weekend hours here. Call 211 for weekend options.
Where can I get emergency food in Snohomish today?
Most Snohomish food pantries take walk-ins during open hours. No appointment needed. For same-day help any time, call 211 (Oklahoma's free, confidential food-assistance line). The listings below are kept current and most serve anyone in need without income verification.
What do I need to bring to a food pantry in Snohomish?
Most Snohomish food pantries are open to anyone in need and don't require proof of income. It helps to bring a photo ID, proof of address if you have it (a utility bill or piece of mail), bags to carry food, and the number of people in your household. Requirements vary. Check each listing or call ahead.
Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?
Most food pantries are walk-in during open hours. A few run on set monthly dates or by appointment. Those say so on their listing.
Which food pantries serve Snohomish, Oklahoma?
These food pantries serve Snohomish and nearby areas, including ZIP codes 98296, 98290. Anyone in need is welcome. You don't have to live in a specific ZIP.
Which food pantries in Snohomish are open on Tuesday?
1 food pantries in Snohomish is open Tuesday: Snohomish Community Food Bank. See each listing's exact hours below and call ahead to confirm. Hours can change around holidays.
Which food pantries in Snohomish are open on Thursday?
1 food pantries in Snohomish is open Thursday: Maltby Food Bank. See each listing's exact hours below and call ahead to confirm. Hours can change around holidays.
Which food pantries in Snohomish are open on Friday?
1 food pantries in Snohomish is open Friday: Snohomish Community Food Bank. See each listing's exact hours below and call ahead to confirm. Hours can change around holidays.
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