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It's a Food Can Tsunami!

Let’s Inundate our Food Banks!

This is a combination Food Drive and Emergency Preparedness Drill sponsored by EVCNB. You’ll have an opportunity to review your GoBag contents, use your Yellow Radio skills, and practice the route to your evacuation site. You’ll also have the opportunity to make a donation to the two local Food Banks. Bring your food donations or a check (made out to either Food Bank organization) to your Cluster’s gathering site or one of the community assembly areas.

How It Works

  1. Take this opportunity to empty your GoBag and check for expired food, water, medicine, etc. Don’t have a GoBag? Any bag will do!

  2. Put your Food Bank donation (food or checks, payable to either the North County Food Bank or the Nehalem Bay Community Services) in your GoBag.

  3. If you have a Yellow Radio, check in with your Zone Net Control to let them know you’re on the way

  4. Walk (or drive) to your designated evacuation site (see below) to deliver your donation

Donation Locations

Drop Off Locations

Bring your donation to:

  • Manzanita Police Station (South Bay)

  • Nehalem City Park

  • Wheeler Upper Park

  • Little Apple

  • Fresh Foods

  • Mohler Co-Op

Cluster Neighborhood Gathering Sites

If you are a member of:

  • Lower Neahkahnie

  • Mid Neahkahnie

  • Sunset Meadows

  • The Lanes

  • Highlanders

  • MZ Beach

  • Classic Ridge

  • South Side

  • Ridge Rats

  • Back 9

  • Bayside Gardens

  • Pine Ridge

  • Wheeler

  • North Fork

  • Riverview Meadows

Your Cluster leaders will email
detailed directions to you
separately.

Don’t know if you’re in a Cluster or
on their email list?

Contact PYN@evcnb.org to check!

What Do the Food Banks Need?

The Food Banks kindly request:

  • Checks made out to North County Food Bank or the Nehalem Bay Community Services (formerly United Methodist Church Food Pantry)

  • Commercially canned products (fruits, vegetables, chili, Spaghetti-O’s, ravioli, refried beans, pork and beans, beef stew, soup, spaghetti sauce and tuna)

  • Dry pasta

  • Boxed macaroni and cheese

  • Peanut butter

  • Fruit jams

  • Boxes of cold cereal

  • 64-ounce bottles of apple or orange juice

  • New: Unopened dog or cat food

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