East Whatcom Wellness FairBob Stratton2026-01-22T14:15:35-08:00

2026 East Whatcom Health Fair

We invite you to help us bring free and accessible health services to East Whatcom communities!

Formerly the Catherine Mahaffey East Whatcom Wellness Fair, this free annual event celebrates community health and honors Catherine’s legacy of deep commitment to the well-being of our neighbors. Thanks to the generosity of providers, this fair connects rural, under-resourced communities with essential health services and information, serving up to 200 residents each year.

To participate as a provider at the 2026 East Whatcom Health Fair, please fill in the form below.

Provider Interest Form

Thank you for your interest!

Stay tuned to this page as the 2026 Fair continues to take shape!

2025 Health Fair Sponsors

Northwest Regional Council: Human Services with *you* at the center

2025 Health Fair Partners

Common Threads: Connecting kids to healthy food with seed to table education

Whatcom County Health and Community Services

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