Quilcene Food Bank Opens Doors at New Home in the Masonic Hall
Volunteers Setting Up!
Amazing Quilcene Volunteers setting up for the first day in our new location.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Quilcene Food Bank Opens Doors at New Home in the Masonic Hall
Jefferson County Food Bank Association | Quilcene, WA
New location at 170 Herbert Street expands capacity, accessibility, and hours for residents across Jefferson County facing food insecurity.
QUILCENE, WA — June 5, 2026, The Jefferson County Food Bank Association (JCFBA) announces that the Quilcene Food Bank has moved to the Quilcene Masonic Hall at 170 Herbert Street, effective immediately.
The move to the Masonic Hall marks a meaningful upgrade in the Food Bank’s ability to serve neighbors in need. The new space is larger and more welcoming. It opens the door to future expanded service hours, including evening operations, to better reach community members with daytime work or transportation constraints.
The transition is made possible through a partnership with the Quilcene Masons. JCFBA is grateful for their generosity in opening the hall to this vital community resource.
JCFBA also extends sincere thanks to Jefferson County for its longstanding hospitality at the Quilcene Community Center, which served as the Food Bank’s home for many years.
"This move is about more than a new address," said Laurie Engelbeck, JCFBA Secretary and Quilcene Food Bank Volunteer. "It reflects our ongoing commitment to showing up for every person in this community who needs us and our gratitude to the partners who make that possible."
New location details:
Quilcene Masonic Hall
170 Herbert Street, Quilcene, WA
Hours as of Friday, June 5, 2026: Wednesday 11:00am - 2:00pm
JCFBA invites all community members to visit our new home. Contact JCFBA today to learn about current hours.
ABOUT JCFBA
JCFBA provides nutritious food with dignity, respect, and care to anyone in our community in need. JCFBA operates food banks in Brinnon, Port Townsend, and Quilcene. They also operate pop-up locations, which are expanding this year.
