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Snoqualmie Fire Department to host Santa Food Drive Dec. 17

Published 3:30 pm Friday, December 9, 2022

By Record Staff

The Snoqualmie Fire and Police Department participated in the second annual Santa Parade and Food Drive to benefit the Helping Hands Ministry Backpack Program. The group provided food for over 200 kids who face food insecurity and provided gifts to 262 kids in the Valley. Courtesy Photo
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The Snoqualmie Fire and Police Department participated in the second annual Santa Parade and Food Drive to benefit the Helping Hands Ministry Backpack Program. The group provided food for over 200 kids who face food insecurity and provided gifts to 262 kids in the Valley. Courtesy Photo

The Snoqualmie Fire and Police Department participated in the second annual Santa Parade and Food Drive to benefit the Helping Hands Ministry Backpack Program. The group provided food for over 200 kids who face food insecurity and provided gifts to 262 kids in the Valley. Courtesy Photo
The Snoqualmie Fire and Police Department participated in the second annual Santa Parade and Food Drive to benefit the Helping Hands Ministry Backpack Program in 2021. The group provided food for over 200 kids who face food insecurity and provided gifts to 262 kids in the Valley. File photo

The Snoqualmie Firefighters Association and the Snoqualmie Fire Department are hosting a drive thru food drive at the Snoqualmie Fire Station from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 17.

The community can drop off non-perishable food donations and meet Santa and his Elves as they drive through the apparatus bay at the fire station. The drive benefits the Life Community Church Feeding Kiddos Backpack Program.

Suggested food items include: individual breakfast cereals, mac and cheese, ramen, other easy-to-eat lunch foods (i.e. ravioli), fruit snacks, rice crispy treats and granola bars.

Santa and the firefighters will be handing out candy canes and fun public education bags for kids, while supplies last.

The fire department will also set up a donation bin in the station lobby after the event for anyone that cannot come on Dec. 17.

The Snoqualmie Fire Station is located at 37600 Southeast Snoqualmie Parkway.

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