Our Daily Bread Bakery...

Andy's Market is proud to bring you locally baked products from

Our Daily Bread Bakery

Try their moist, fresh muffins like raspberry, blueberry or banana nut.

Their cookies rival those that you would make in your own kitchen...chocolate chip, molasses, oatmeal, peanut butter and snicker doodle.

Next time you are in the store, try one of our delicious products from Our Daily Bread Bakery....

you won't be disappointed!

Little shoppers...

Some of our favorite shoppers come pint sized...

Community Leadership Award...

One of our goals here at Andy's Market is to offer ways to better your quality of life through health and nutrition.

We like to support and applaud those in our community who are like  minded and take action to improve the lives of those around them.  

Dr. Alison Kirby, a pediatrician at the Walla Walla Clinic is one such individual.  

She has received the President's Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition 2011 Community Leadership Award for establishing the Lincoln Health Center, the first school-based health clinic in Eastern Washington at Lincoln Alternative High School.

To learn more about this program and how you can be involved visit HERE.

Walla Walla Union Bulletin Article...

Andy's founder built legacy through store....

Read full article published in the Union Bulletin on 5/19/11 here

In loving memory...

Resting peacefully, awaiting the return of his Maker...

Walt Anderson passed away in his sleep last night.

Beloved husband, father, brother, uncle, grandfather, great grandfather and friend...

he will be missed.

Andy's Market...our community...

Participating in the College Place Parade

Andy's Market has been a long time member of this community with family roots that run deep in this special  town.  Proud to be from here, proud to be part of here.  

Andy's traditions...

Anyone who has ever worked at Andy's Market knows about party day.  Mrs. A took great care to make sure that her employees were happy and appreciated and one way she did this was to have a celebration every month with a huge spread of food and cake to honor anyone's birthday that month. 

The back room would be decked out with all kinds of goodies all day long.  Just one of the many ways that Mrs. A was the heart of this special grocery store.

Andy's traditions...

One of the great Andy's Market traditions has always been the summer fruit tent sale.  Full of local produce at its peak and great prices, this is some of the very best that Andy's has to off all year.

Andy's Market when...

Over the years Andy's as not only had the best customers, but the best employees.  Many students and community members have spent countless hours helping to make Andy's Market what it is today.

Without a great staff that believes in team work and truly cares for our customers....Andy's would not be the same shopping experience.  Our staff is a huge part of what makes Andy's Market a great place to shop. 

Andy's Market...the early days...

Andy's Market Grand Opening celebration at its current location at College Avenue, College Place, WA.

Walt and DeLaine Anderson

Local made products...

Local made apple butter by Chicken Chore Treasures

Comes in three tasty varieties:

1.) Vanilla Apple Butter

2.) Apple Butter

3.) Cran-Apple Butter

All naturally sweetened, no white refined sugar added

Now available at Andy's Market

Chicken Chore Treasures....

Andy's Market is proud to offer you farm fresh eggs from 

Chicken Chore Treasures

Read more about this young business here

101 Reasons to Love Walla Walla....

Thanks Union Bulletin for including us in Lifestyles Magazine as one of the top 101 Reasons to Love Walla Walla.  

P.S.  Walla Walla, we love you too.

Christian Aid Center....

Christian Aid Center est. 1946

Andy's Market is proud to partner with the Christian Aid Center to provide financial support.  Please help us give them all we can...ask your cashier how you can donate next time you are in the store now through December.

Christian Aid Center

The Christian Aid Center is a non-profit 501(C)3 faith-based ministry that serves Walla Walla’s homeless and low-income population.  The Center’s primary mission is to provide restoration & compassion through the love of Jesus Christ.

Services we provide

Shelter the Homeless

• Family Services (married couples, mothers and/or fathers with children)
• Men’s Services (single men 18 and older)
• Provide meals (35,717 meals served in 2009)
  Breakfast (7:30 am) and Dinner (5:30 pm) dailyOver 150 volunteers from local businesses, community groups, churches, and individual families serve breakfast and dinner to our guests and anyone in need of a hot meal. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
• Offer Hope and New Beginnings
• Chapel
• Bible Studies
• Resource Referral
• Case Management

History

1946—Founded as the Union Gospel Mission at the corner of 4th Ave and Rose St. in a room in the Kaufman building. Started as a soup kitchen with chapel services.

1948 - Moved to 10 N. 4th Ave in the vacant State Hotel and added men’s shelter services.

1958 - Moved to 120 W Main in the old New York Store.

1963 - Name changed to Walla Walla Rescue Mission.

1971 - Moved to present location at 202 W. Birch on the corner of 4th Ave and Birch Street. Soon thereafter began providing emergency shelter for women, but gradually increased women’s shelter services.

1983 - Built four small units for women or small families on the current site.

1989 - Renamed as Christian Aid Center. Purchased four additional buildings near the existing main site for use in expanding Family Services.

2009 - Purchased three houses on Poplar and 4th Ave. to accomodate families for transitional housing.