Food Banks in Washington
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- Blue Mountain Action Council — Operates the BMAC Food Bank serving the Walla Walla region of southeastern Washington.
- Clark County Food Bank — Alleviates hunger by providing emergency food, preventive measures, and community outreach.
- Emergency Food Network — Serves more than 74 feeding programs in Pierce County who in turn serve a diverse population of low-income clients.
- Food Lifeline — Collects and distributes food to feed hungry people throughout Western Washington, providing over 55 million meals annually.
- Northwest Harvest — Distributes food to a network of more than 370 food banks, meal programs, and high-need schools throughout Washington State.
- Nourish Pierce County — The oldest and largest food bank organization in Pierce County, providing food with compassion, dignity and respect.
- Second Harvest Inland Northwest — The pioneering organization that leads the fight against hunger in the Inland Northwest, serving 26 counties in Eastern Washington and North Idaho.
- Thurston County Food Bank — Olympia-area food bank distributing groceries downtown plus 17 satellite and 9 mobile locations across Thurston County.
- Ballard Food Bank — Seattle food bank offering a choice-style grocery market, home delivery, and a community resource hub for rent and utility help.
- West Seattle Food Bank — West Seattle food bank providing groceries, mobile food, home delivery, and rent and utility assistance to neighbors in need.
- Rainier Valley Food Bank — Volunteer-driven food bank serving over 16,000 Southeast Seattle families a month with groceries, no-cook bags, and a mobile market.
- White Center Food Bank — White Center food bank providing groceries and food assistance to families in the south King County community.
- The Auburn Food Bank — Auburn food bank providing year-round groceries, emergency assistance, and referrals to residents in need.
- Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank — Issaquah food and clothing bank providing quality food, hygiene items, emergency supplies, and resource referrals.
- Hopelink — North and east King County agency operating five free grocery-style food markets in Bellevue, Redmond, Shoreline, Kirkland, and Carnation.
- Bellingham Food Bank — Whatcom County's largest emergency food provider, serving roughly 5,000 household visits a week since 1972.
- Helping Hands Food Bank — Skagit County food bank and solutions center serving anyone in need across six distribution sites.
- Tri-Cities Food Bank — Benton County food bank with Richland and Kennewick branches feeding those in need since 1975.
- Bremerton Foodline — Kitsap and North Mason County food bank offering weekly grocery-style shopping plus diaper and baby supply support.
- Everett Community Food Bank (Volunteers of America Western Washington) — Largest food bank in Snohomish County, offering a walk-through grocery-style experience with no eligibility requirements.
- Maple Valley Food Bank & Emergency Services — Maple Valley food bank providing groceries and emergency services to families in southeast King County.
- Vashon Maury Community Food Bank — Community-supported food bank increasing food security on Vashon and Maury Islands with free groceries and home delivery.
- Sunrise Outreach Center of Yakima — Faith-based organization running six food pantries across Yakima County, serving over 39,000 households a year.