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51		KENT, WA
52		BELLINGHAM, WA
53		REDMOND, WA
54		Bellevue, WA
55		SEATTLE, WA
56		BLAINE, WA
57		VANCOUVER, WA
58		SEATTLE, WA
59		DES MOINES, WA
60		Colville, WA
61		SEDRO WOOLLEY, WA
62		SEATTLE, WA
63		CAMAS, WA
64		LAKE STEVENS, WA
65		Sequim, WA
66		SEATTLE, WA
67		EASTSOUND, WA
68		GIG HARBOR, WA
69		Vancouver, WA
70		KENT, WA
71		Longview, WA
72		Leavenworth, WA
73		SILVERDALE, WA
74		Seattle, WA
75		MARYSVILLE, WA
76		Arlington, WA
77		SEATTLE, WA
78		SEATTLE, WA
79		ROSALIA, WA
80		PUYALLUP, WA
81		Bainbridge Island, WA
82		SEATTLE, WA
83		FREELAND, WA
84		Tacoma, WA
85		Seattle, WA
86		WESTPORT, WA
87		Renton, WA
88		BELLINGHAM, WA
89		MUKILTEO, WA
90		Twisp, WA
91		DEER PARK, WA
92		Tenino, WA
93		MAPLE VALLEY, WA
94		Vancouver, WA
95		FEDERAL WAY, WA
96		Seattle, WA
97		Colbert, WA
98		Hoquiam, WA
99		SEATTLE, WA
100		Anacortes, WA

PROVIDES THE COMMUNITY WITH A CLOTHING AID ASSISTANCE.

FOOD DISTRIBUTION INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED EITHER DIRECTLY OR THROUGH OTHER AREA NETWORKS.

PROMOTE SELF-SUFFICIENCY FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY AND HELP PEOPLE MAKE LASTING CHANGE. ACCOMPLISHES THIS BY ASSISTING FAMILIES IN CRISIS WITH FOOD, SHELTER, TRANSPORTATION, UTILITY ASSISTANCE AND EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. ONCE STABILIZED, HELPS FAMILIES WITH BASIC EDUCATION, LITERACY, GED, AND EMPLOYMENT SKILLS BUILDING, IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THEIR MOVEMENT TOWARDS SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

HELP THE ENTIRE , TEACHER AND STAFF, HELP FUND EDUCATIONAL BASED STUDENT FIELD TRIP, TEACHER CLASSROOM FOOD, TEACHER PROGRAM-BASED GRANTS. AND ETC

THE MISSION OF IS TO END HUNGER IN WESTERN WASHINGTON BY ENGAGING COMMUNITIES AND (CONTINUED) MOBILIZING RESOURCES. WE SOURCED AND DISTRIBUTED OVER 51 MILLION POUNDS OF TO OVER 811,000 PEOPLE THROUGH OUR NETWORK OF 300 BANKS, MEAL PROGRAMS AND SHELTERS.

CHANGE HUNGER TO HOPE THE IS AN ALL-VOLUNTEER DISTRIBUTION OPERATION THAT SEEKS TO RESTORE HEALTH, DIGNITY AND HOPE TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILES IN OUR COMMUNITY WHO FACE INSECURITY, WE ARE "NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS" WHO FEED THE HUNGRY TODAY AND OFFER HOPE FOR TOMORROW.

WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1969 TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOOD AND CLOTHING WITHOUT CHARGE TO ANYONE DECLARING THEIR NEED.

TO MINIMIZE HUNGER, WHILE NOURISHING COMMUNITY, NURTURING SELF-RELIANCE AND EMBRACING OUR RICH CULTURAL DIVERSITY.

TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER IN OUR COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO ANY PERSON IN NEED.

Operate a community bank where businesses, service groups, individuals donate distribute to families in need.

MAIN PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES IN SKAGIT COUNTY WE HANDED OUT OVER 3.2 MILLION POUNDS OF THOUGH OUR WEEKLY DISTRIBUTION, KIDS WEEKEND PROGRAM, MOBILE AND EMERGENCY PROGRAMS.

AS A NATIONAL LEADER IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY, TOXIC- FREE USES THE POWER OF SCIENCE, EDUCATION, AND ACTIVISM, TO DRIVE STRONG LAWS AND CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY THAT PROTECT THE HEALTH OF ALL PEOPLE AND THE PLANET. WE BELIEVE EVERYONE DESERVES THE RIGHT TO HEALTHY ENVIRONMENTS. WINS GROUND-BREAKING PROTECTIONS TO PREVENT TOXIC CHEMICALS AND POLLUTION FROM CONTAMINATING OUR HOMES, WATER, FOOD, COMMUNITIES, AND WILDLIFE.

THE MISSION OF IS TO HELP THE LESS FORTUNATE IN OUR COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING, AND EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE IN CRISIS. IS THE SAFETY NET OF THE COMMUNITY.

TO NOURISH and EMPOWER THE

To provide and assistance to individuals and organizations within our community so that "no one goes hungry in ".Our 5 core values that guide our work:1. Compassion and Respect: Turn no one away from services and always encourage positive relationships with clients and the community.2. Stewardship and Sustainability: Be responsible stewards of our resources with focus on providing a well maintained, safe facility and equipment, and minimizing waste as much as possible.3. Education and Prevention: Commit to promoting healthy eating while reducing hunger. Strive to understand and eliminate the root causes of hunger.4. Collaboration and Cooperation: Engage and involve a network of community members.5. Diversity and Multiculturalism: Understand the diverse individual and cultural needs in our community.

THE GOAL OF HAH IS TO REDUCE -RELATED MALNUTRITION BY ENSURING THAT INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WHO VISIT FOOD BANKS OR HOT MEAL PROGRAMS HAVE THE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES THEY NEED TO PROVIDE A HEALTHY, WELL-BALANCED DIET. -RELATED MALNUTRITION IS A SERIOUS ISSUE THAT CAN HAVE LONG-TERM AND EVEN PERMANENT PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND MENTAL EFFECTS. RFH PLAYS A UNIQUE AND CRITICAL ROLE IN THE FIGHT IN WASHINGTON, BEING NEITHER A FOOD BANK DISPENSING FOOD TO CLIENTS AT A SINGLE LOCATION, NOR A DISTRIBUTION WAREHOUSE SERVING FOOD BANKS WITHIN A DEFINED NETWORK. WE ARE AN INDEPENDENT AGENCY WHICH ACTS AS A NON-PROFIT BROKER -- LOCATING SURPLUS FOOD, COORDINATING HARVESTING OR PACKAGING IF REQUIRED, IDENTIFYING A PARTNER WAREHOUSE THAT NEEDS IT, AND ARRANGING TRANSPORTATION TO MOVE THE PRODUCE TO A WAREHOUSE FOR SORTING AND DISTRIBUTION TO AREA FOOD BANKS.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO WORK WITH OUR COMMUNITY TO PREVENT HUNGER.

TO OPERATE A LOCAL FOOD BANK AND PROVIDE OTHER AID AS NECESSARY TO RESIDENTS IN FINANCIAL NEED.

Inspired by the Gospel values of charity and compassion for all, and in an effort to promote human dignity, the of the of St. Vincent de Paul provides food, clothing, shelter and other forms of assistance to people in need.

IMPROVE HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE FOR SENIORS AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH NUTRITIONAL FOODS, SOCIAL SERVICES AND HEALTH RELATED PROGRAMS.

To raise money - food for families and tuition for students.

We are an independent human services organization dedicated to meeting the basic food, wellness, housing and economic security needs of people in the and mid Wenatchee region. Our goal is to meet these basic needs in a way that respects the dignity of each person.

TO PROVIDE AT NO COST IN A CARING AND RESPECTGUL MANNER TO THOSE IN NEED IN OUR COMMUNITY WHILE PRESERVING THE DIGNITY OF THOSE WE SERVE.

operates a , home delivery program, sack lunch program, Weekend for Kids program, a mail program, distributes personal hygiene supplies, and offers rent assistance, utility assistance, and Washington State identification vouchers.

USDA PASSTHROUGH AGENCY FOR REIMBURSEMENT OF PROVIDERS FOR MEALS.

The Banks mission is to help end hunger in our at its root cause

DISTRIBUTING DONATED AND PURCHASED TO LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS AND HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS.

TRANSFORMS LIVES, DISRUPTS POVERTY AND NOURISHES COMMUNITIES THROUGH FOOD, LIFE SKILLS AND JOB TRAINING.

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO LOCAL SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS FOR ACTIVITIES OR PROGRAMS. PROVIDE SUPPORT TO LOCAL COMMUNITY EVENTS, LOCAL PROGRAMS SUCH AS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT,FOOD BANK AND SPECIAL NEEDS INDIVIDUALS- FIRE VICTIMS.

THE EASES THE HARDSHIPS OF LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS IN EAST PIERCE COUNTY BY PROVIDING CLOTHING, FOOD AND EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE. TO THIS END, IT OPERATES A CLOTHING BANK AND AN EVENING MEAL PROGRAM.

Hunger relief facilitator providing seafood to food banks in the United States.

SERVE NO COST MEALS TO THOSE STRUGGLING WITH HUNGER BY RECOVERING AND REDISTRIBUTING FOOD SLATED FOR THE WASTE STREAM.

To provide food, education, healthcare and Christian ministry (including volunteer US team ministry) to the poor of Mexico and Central America.

Provide Emergency Assistance for shelter, food and utilities

NUTRITION: Food Distribution in Wallingford and Greenwood, Food Delivery, Student weekend food program in collaboration with local schools, new Mobile Food Pantry that reaches community organizations by request, and Text-to-Go, a food box ordering service from the food bank via text.FAMILY SUPPORT: Family Advocacy, Community Connectors - one-on-one enrollment assistance in public or community benefits, Community Closet - family store with free clothing/toys/books/diapers/schools supplies, Multilingual playgroups, Diaper Bank, parenting and other skills training, community building, Chicas de Hoy, Teen Parent Alumni Group, youth empowerment programs, satellite resource center at Nathan Hale High School. We believe that an individual or a family can be most resilient when they have access to quality food and essential resources within an environment where they can feel a sense of belonging within a supportive community.

Building community through a number of programs and services... Food Distribution, Meal Program, Clothing and personal Item distribution.

To provide a nutritional and culturally appropriate response to people in need immediate food.

PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO TWO INDIVIDUALS FOR POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION.

The exists only to provide to hungry people who live in the School District. There are no other functions for the . The is run entirely by volunteers. Private donations and donations are accepted.

To provide food and assistance to people in need in Methow Valley of Washington state.

DIRECT HOUSING AND FOOD SUPPORT FOR NEEDY FAMILIES TO HELP WITH RENT/FOOD AND HOUSING ON A SHORT TERM BASIS

Providing food and resources to those struggling to meet the demands of daily life within the and Bucoda communities.

PROVIDE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES TO RESIDENTS IN OUR SERVICE AREA AND TO EDUCATE, EMPOWER AND ENGAGE OUR COMMUNITY IN SOLVING ISSUES OFGER AND NUTRITION.

ASSISTING AGRI-BUSINESS TO EXPAND THEIR EXPORTS OF FOOD AND PRODUCTS.

TheprimarypurposeoftheFWCCNistoprovideessentialserviceslikefoodandshelterforpeoplebelow30%oftheAMIforthepeoplelivinginFederalWayandNETacomaareaofWashingtonstate

To strengthen hunger relief providers in State

To serve the basic human needs with clothing, food and shelter in North Spokane County including the Communities of Riverside, Elk, Chattaroy, Colbert and Mead.

Distribute to the needy

works in community with Washington farmers, gardeners, and eaters for a more sustainable, healthy, and equitable food future.

increases access to local and farmers markets for kids, seniors, and those in need.

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