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HELPING OUT

HOW INDIVIDUALS & COMMUNITIES CAN HELP END HUNGER

The continued support from individuals and local communities is an invaluable resource in our mission to end hunger in Western Washington. There are several ways you can contribute:

Monetary Donations

A $1 donation provides a full day of nutritious meals for a hungry individual, and it's easy:

Fill out our online donation form, or visit the donations section of this site for more information.
End Hunger from Home. A compelling twist to your usual holiday party – or a fresh and inspiring reason to invite friends over. We provide all the tools you need to bring the hunger story home for your friends and share the importance of our mission to end hunger.
Many employers have programs established to match employee donations. Ask your Human Resources department to guide you through the process.
Consider making a contribution to Food Lifeline directly from your IRA. If you are 70.5 years or older, donations of up to $100,000 can be made without affecting your income for tax purposes. Please contact your tax professional to discuss this new giving option.
Donate shares of stock to Food Lifeline. Check with your tax advisor to see if this is a giving option that would work for you.
Include Food Lifeline in your planned giving. It is a great way to help and create a lasting legacy.

For more information, contact our Donor Services Manager at 206-545-6600 x3616.

Donate Food

Donate food at food drives and other fund raising events. Check out our calendar for a list of upcoming events. Some promotions even offer a discount when you donate food.
Hold your own Food & Fund Drive to support Food Lifeline.

Volunteer!

We depend on the thousands of volunteers who support Food Lifeline with their time and skills. We offer a variety of opportunities to suit your needs.

Advocate! Join our volunteer Advocacy Team to be trained as a community advocate, represent Food Lifeline at fairs and other local events, mobilize your friends, and learn when and how to take action. If you are interested in our policy and advocacy work, email our Grassroots Advocacy Coordinator or check out our flyer (916K .pdf file).

Learn more about our Volunteer Program and how you can help .