Help NABC Support Western Washington Agriculture
As the uncertainty of federal and state funding sources persists, your charitable donation has become increasingly important. Now more than ever, NABC needs your support to continue to deliver on its mission to inspire success, foster cooperation, and advance the economic vitality of agriculture in rural western Washington. Please consider making your tax-deductible contribution today.
Skagit Community Foundation and Northwest Agriculture Business Center Announce Farm Flood Relief Program
Skagit Community Foundation and Northwest Agriculture Business Center have partnered to provide flood relief to Skagit County farmers. Skagit Community Foundation, and Northwest Agriculture Business Center (NABC) along with Skagitonians to Preserve Farmland, have collaborated to create a flood relief program to assist agricultural producers in Skagit County with unmitigated flood and storm damage incurred…
Flood Recovery Resources for Farms
The floodwaters have receded, but the recovery efforts have barely begun for most farms. If your farm has been affected by flooding in Western Washington, you are eligible for help. Below is a list of organizations and government entities that provide help to farmers affected by natural disasters. Please remember to take pictures before recovery begins,…
Flood Support for Western Washington Farms
It’s never a good time to be devastated by historic flooding. But right before Christmas, for those who celebrate, is perhaps one of the worst times. Please help these farms if you’re able. The need is so great, and the devastation so total, it’s hard to know how to help. We’ve tried to simplify the…
Cafecito and community in action ☕️
Today Alex Perez, Director of the Latino Business Development Program at NABC, had the pleasure of sharing a cafecito with Silvia Alvarez, Executive Director of @triumphtlcenter to continue strengthening strategies for partnership and collaboration between our organizations.
Together, they are exploring opportunities to support local farmers while also ensuring that families in our community have access to culturally appropriate produce and foods.
This conversation is part of the work being developed with Triumph Teen Life Center through their “El Mercadito” initiative—an effort within their food bank program focused on providing fresh, nutritious, and culturally relevant foods to families who need them most.
When local farmers, community organizations, and Latino leaders work together, we create real solutions that strengthen our local economy and support the well-being of our communities.
Thank you, Silvia, for the great conversation, the shared vision, and the commitment to supporting our youth and families. Alex Perez and the NABC team look forward to continuing this important work together. 🌱
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Our Skagit farmers are still rebuilding. Your donation goes straight to those repairing equipment, restoring crops, and recovering from damage. Please help us close the gap—every contribution matters. Scan the QR code or make a donation here: www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/8A7RXLNF5GBD4
Nuestros agricultores de Skagit aún están reconstruyendo. Tu donación llega directamente a quienes están reparando equipos, restaurando cultivos y recuperándose de los daños. Por favor, ayúdanos a cerrar la brecha—cada contribución cuenta.
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The response to our flood relief program has been overwhelming. We have received over 64 applications from farmers across our community who are working to recover after devastating floods and have identified a deficit of $430,000 to pay everyone the full grant amount they applied for.
Now we need your help.
We’re working to raise $430,000 through the end of March so we can meet the urgent needs of farmers trying to rebuild their operations and get back in the fields.
Every contribution makes a difference. Just $50 can help a farmer replace harvest bins washed away by the floods.
If you’re able, please scan the QR code to donate and support flood recovery for local farms. And if you can’t give today, sharing this post helps us reach more people who care about supporting our farmers.
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