Arlington, WA (December 19, 2022) – The Stillaguamish Tribe proudly donates over half-a-million dollars to the Greater Snohomish County. It is our hope that these donations will express the Tribe’s gratitude toward our surrounding community, while hopefully easing the financial burden of food and toys for local families during the holiday season.
The Stillaguamish Tribe displays its support for those in need with generous donations of $200,000 to Northwest Harvest, $100,000 to the Arlington Community Food Bank, and an additional $300,000 for their “A Christmas Wish” program. This money will help families who are experiencing food insecurity get access to necessary sustenance and nutrition. Additionally, through the “A Christmas Wish” program the Tribe will be able to provide gifts to over 2,000 children. With a goal of donating to help those in need enjoy a more joyful holiday season, the Tribe recognizes the importance of giving back to its local communities and is committed to doing all it can to make sure everyone has a heartwarming holiday season.
“Each holiday season we, the Stillaguamish Tribe, in addition to our normal charitable giving throughout the year, like to choose a few organizations to gift a large donation to that we feel will have the biggest impact on our direct community,” says the Board of Directors of the Stillaguamish Tribe. “It is important to us that our younger generation is involved in the spirit of giving to carry on the tradition as they grow. We are grateful and happy that we are able to help families that are having a difficult time during the holiday season, we especially wanted to make Christmas special for as many children as we possibly could.”
About Stillaguamish Tribe: The Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians is a federally recognized Indian tribe, composed of descendants of the Sto-luck-wa-mish and a party to the Treaty of Point Elliot of January 22, 1855, whose ancestors customarily inhabited the areas along the Stillaguamish River drainage and surrounding environs in Whidbey Basin.