Fortunately, cattle ranchers and feeders across Washington joined together in 2010 with Second Harvest and Food Lifeline to meet this need. Each year Washington’s Beef Community raises thousands of dollars to…
“Between my heating, phone bill, rent, medicine and co-pays to doctors, my money just doesn’t go far,” Marsha says, explaining her budget limitations. Her finances have been especially tight lately….
When you support Food Lifeline, you help ensure our neighbors are able to stay on stable financial ground. Obstacles like job loss, illness and home repairs can quickly devastate a…
Seattle-based professional consulting firm Design Laboratories, Inc. (DLI) has played a major role in our hunger-relief work for about seven years. Lyndsy Atkins, DLI’s director of personnel, first learned about…
A critical area of need in our community is hunger relief for people living on fixed incomes. Many of these neighbors are seniors who have health concerns. With costly medical…
Dear Friends, Your partnership in our hunger-relief efforts is truly inspiring. During the busy holiday season, you brought hope in the form of food to neighbors across the 17 counties…
Food donations are the lifeblood of any hunger relief organization and Food Lifeline is no different. We rescue forty million pounds of food each year – diverting valuable, nutritious food…
Food Lifeline launched seven new Kids Cafe afterschool meal sites in early 2017 in partnership with The Seattle Public Library, King County Library System, and United Way of King County….
Hi, I’m Jaime Sackmann. I’m a cattle rancher and mom in eastern Washington. There are a couple of big reasons I love participating in Beef Counts – Washington’s Beef Community…
For Joe Burns, sitting around doing nothing is not on his bucket list. But volunteering – in a big way – is. Five days a week, from 7:30 a.m. to…
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