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Susan is grateful for you. Retired and living alone, she survives on very limited Social Security and relies heavily on the food she receives from Food Lifeline. “I count my…
Susan is grateful for you. Retired and living alone, she survives on very limited Social Security and relies heavily on the food she receives from Food Lifeline. “I count my…
It’s hard to be joyful when you’re facing real hunger. Yet that’s the reality for many families in our community this holiday season who are unable to scrape together a…
During the 1970’s, the demand for food was increasing dramatically in Seattle and King County as a result of a downturn in the economy. In response, the federal government began…
As your partner, Food Lifeline wants to ensure you have access to tools, resources, and information that can support the critical work you do. Your agency can use the below…
Each year at Food Lifeline’s Dress Down Hunger Event, we highlight a few very special people and organizations who go above and beyond in the movement to end hunger. Please…
We are proud to announce the recipients of Food Lifeline’s 2019 Legislative Awards! These awards are given to state lawmakers who’ve made significant contributions to ending hunger in Washington. Our…
Food Lifeline is rolling out a new network expansion plan to manage the requests we receive in a way that best serves the network. We receive partnership requests from prospective…
September is Hunger Action Month, a national campaign to raise awareness about the issue of hunger. 1 in 5 children and 1 in 8 adults are food insecure in Washington…
“Public charge” or the “public charge test” is used by immigration officials to decide whether a person can enter the U.S. or get a green card (Lawful Permanent Resident status)….