Resources

Our resources page is intended to be helpful to those in need, and those who want to learn more about helping. We will be periodically supplementing this page with new links and information, so do check back at a later date. Thanks.

Crisis Clinic

The Crisis Clinic of Seattle/King County is a good resource for food and other needs. Their online database is very complete. (Phone: (206) 461-3200 - Community Information Line).

ParentHelp123

Parents work hard to provide for their families. Sometimes they need a little help. ParentHelp123 can help you find out if your family may qualify for health insurance and food programs in Washington State!

University Churches Emergency Fund

UCEF's primary focus is eviction protection to keep families and individuals from becoming homeless and transition assistance to homeless families and individuals moving into housing.

City of Seattle Food Bank Directory

Identify your nearest food pantry in Seattle using 211's online database. Pick a specific neighborhood or search for emergency food or food pantry.

Washington State Food Banks

Identify all the food banks near you using this mapping tool from the State of Washington.

Food Lifeline

Northwest Harvest

Washington Food Coalition

The collective voice of food banks, meal programs, distribution systems, and anti-hunger advocates in Washington State.

Washington State Combined Fund Drive

Charitable giving for State Employees. Making a world of difference since 1984.

Thank you for giving so generously to the food bank through the CFD!

Food Resource Network Federation

The Food Resource Network Federation is a federation of five major Seattle food banks, a home delivery food service, and a community garden advisory and support group.

We are a member of this federation and through workplace giving receive the support of individuals in King County and private companies across Puget Sound. Please consider including us in your annual giving campaign.

World Hunger Year

World Hunger Year is an organization who believes that hunger and poverty are unacceptable in a world of abundance, and works for just policies, innovative programs, and collaboration and support for grassroots organizations.

USDA National Hunger Clearinghouse

USDA National Hunger Clearinghouse is a project of World Hunger Year, working to connect thousands of creative and compassionate groups working on hunger, food, nutrition, and agriculture issues.

The Hunger Site

The food funded by clicks at The Hunger Site is paid for by site sponsors and distributed to those in need by Mercy Corps and America's Second Harvest. 100% of sponsor advertising fees goes to our charitable partners. Funds are split between these two organizations and go to feeding hungry people in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Latin America and North America.