Join the Whidbey Cooler Club and reduce single-use packaging waste! For deliveries on Whidbey Island, you can get $5 off your delivery ($15 anywhere from Clinton to Oak Harbor) if you agree to leave a cooler outside for your delivery.

All perishable deliveries must have 5-8 ice packs in the cooler. Food safety is serious! Repurposed styrofoam coolers work, too.

If you have extra insulated boxes, styrofoam coolers, real coolers, ice packs, or other packaging you want to gift to Salinity, or if you need more ice packs or an insulated container, get in touch!

Every item you purchase contributes 1% to our Turn The Tide Fund of twenty organizations working on the ground (or in the water) to influence people, change policies, and make tidal waves of positive change.

We have to feed the hope. Every drop counts.

It's easy to get discouraged in the face of climate change, pollution, overharvesting, and food inequality. There are such giant systems that need to change, and individual actions can seem small in comparison to the destruction happening every day. Alone, our actions can be as insignificant as a drop of water. Together with millions of other drops (small actions), we can make tidal waves!

If you need some help to afford fresh seafood and organic items, use coupon code EXTRALOVE when checking out to get 15% off your orders thanks to this program. No questions asked, open to anyone who needs it.

We're calling it a "peer-to-peer subsidy program" because subsidies aren't just for Big Ag. Everyone deserves access to delicious, healthy food.

If you are lucky and have a lot, consider paying it forward with a one-time or recurring contribution. We will cover the processing fees and ensure your money is passed along to folks who need it.

Add a "Tip" at checkout to contribute to this program! Or click the link below to add it to your cart as a set amount or to set up a recurring contribution.

Hi! Thanks for being here.

As you can tell, I'm very passionate about oysters and sustainable food.

My other mission is life is helping people get their products and stories out into the world. "Marketing" can carry negative connotations for some people, as they associate it with manipulative big corporations. I think of it more generally as "effective communication using available tools" that can be useful for any person, event, or organization.

I have a BA in Sustainable Food & Agriculture from The Evergreen State College and an MBA in Marketing from Bentley University. More importantly, I've spent over 15 years helping small businesses and running my own!

I'd love to help you make your dreams come true.