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Food Bank Locations: King County

Asian Counseling & Referral Food Bank

Address - 919 South King Street

Seattle, Washington 98104

Phone number: (206) 292-5714

p.m., Thursday: 11:00 – 3:00 p.m.

Area covered - Serves all of zip codes 98107 and 98117; most

of 98199 (from Shilshole up to 100th NW, over to 15th, down

to 85th to 8th NW, down to 65th, over to 3rd NW and down

to the water); all of Magnolia Third Wednesday & Thursday

of every month 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Services provided by this food bank include children’s cloth-

ing and a professional closet for work attire. There are also

free hygiene items, Baby Cupboard, and Emergency food

available.

No commodities are provided.

Blessed Sacrament

Location: 5050 Eighth N.E.

Seattle, WA 98105

Phone: (206) 930-6005

Limited hours only, on Friday 10:30 a.m. – Noon

CAMP Food Bank

722 18th Avenue

Seattle, WA 98122

Phone: (206) 812-4956

11 Cherry Street

Seattle, Washington 98104

Phone number: (206) 625-0755

Food bank hours - Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 9:00 a.m.

– 5:30 p.m., Thursday (baby food & formula) 9:00 a.m. –

5:00 p.m.

Some of the support provided includes free bags of groceries

and formula from a Baby Cupboard, but no commodities are

offered. There may also be referrals to Christmas and Thanks-

giving meal programs in King County.

Chicken Soup Brigade - Lifelong AIDS Alliance

Food pantry/bank address - 1002 East Seneca

Seattle, WA 98122

Telephone number: (206) 957-1662

aid, such as food stamps as well as the USDA Commodity Sup-

plemental Program.

Downtown Food Bank

1531 Western

Seattle, WA 98101

Phone: (206) 626-6462

A free soup kitchen is on site. Holiday meals, cleaning supplies

and other items are passed out to families living in poverty.

El Centro de la Raza

2524 16th Avenue South

partially 98108.

Programs administered include - Baby Cupboard, food deliveries

to seniors/homebound, and the center also runs a Multi-service

center offering housing, job assistance & other services, includ-

ing financial aid.

Emergency Feeding Program of Seattle and King County

Address - 7100 42nd Seattle, WA 98118 Avenue South

Phone: (206) 329-0300

Or feel free to call (206) 329-0300 for referral to a nearby charity

or not for profit agency. Serves all of King County. The center

A limited area is served. Call (206) 694-6723 for boundaries of

the food bank. Programs run on site include WIC on site Thurs-

days, Baby Cupboard, Computer assistance, and Employment

counseling.

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Immanuel Community Services

1215 Thomas

Seattle, Washington 98109

Phone: (206) 622-1930 (church)

All families are welcome across King County. There are no

area or zip code limits.

12736 33rd Avenue NE

Seattle, WA 98165

Some of the phone numbers include Helpline: (206) 365-8043

as well as Food Bank: (206) 367-3477.

Call them to get Emergency food. This is generally given out

on Tuesday, Wed., and Thurs. 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.. Or call

for information and referral to other charities and social ser-

vice agencies on Saturdays. Other resources include emergen-

cy funds to prevent evictions and utility shut-offs, Bus Tick-

ets, Home Delivery for homebound individuals, and access to

Phinney Ridge Food Bank

7500 Greenwood Avenue N.

Seattle, WA 98103

Phone number: (206) 784-7964

Can use the center up to once every two weeks. Baby food

and infant supplies also passed out.

Adra P. Berry

Location is 31104 SE 86th St

Preston, Washington 98050

Phone number is (425) 222-5573

Call (425) 483-5252

Bethany Community Church

8023 Green Lake Dr N

Seale, WA, 98103

Call (206) 524-9000

A weekly food pantry is open. Clients range from veterans to

the unemployed and working poor in Seale.

Providence Regina House

8201 10th

Food bank address - Seattle, Washington 98108 Avenue South #6

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St. Vincent de Paul Food and Clothing Bank

5972 Fourth Avenue South

Seattle, WA 98108

Telephone: (206) 767-7888

Clothing and food bank hours - Tuesday & Thursday 11:00

a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Address - 611 – 20th

9041 Greenwood Ave. North

Seattle, WA 98103

West Seattle Food Bank

The Auburn Food Bank

930 18th Auburn, Washington 98002 Place N.E.

Phone number of center: (253) 833-8925

Enumclaw, Washington 98022

Telephone: (360) 825-6188

Food bank hours - Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, 9:00 – 11:45

a.m. Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 9:00 – 11:45 a.m.

Family Assistance Program of Seattle and King County

Address - 1501 N. 45th, Seattle WA 98103 Street

Phone number - (206) 694-6742

The government agency provides referral, advice and representa-

tion for DSHS benefits cases including denials, terminations, re-

ductions and overpayments. The DSHS benefit assistance programs

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Federal Way Food Bank/Multi-Service Center

1200 S. 336th

Federal Way, Washington 98003 Street

Phone: (253) 838-6810 (center)

South King County residents can get free food and possible

energy bill assistance.

The program works with dozens of local food banks and pan-

tries across King County Washington, including commodity

and other government food programs. The non-profit is also a

member of America’s Second Harvest national food bank

network.

Highline Area Food Bank

Address - 18300 4th Avenue South

Seattle, WA 98148

Phone: (206) 433-9900

Hours - Tuesday 12:30 - 2:30 p.m., Thursday 10:00 a.m. -

Bellevue, WA 98007

Phone: (425) 943-7555

The food bank covers Bellevue, Newcastle, Mercer Island

Washington. Commodities distribution once a month. Call for

date and time. Access programs for financial help for bills

and rent, information & referral, as well as Family Develop-

ment/Case Management Program. Groceries, applications for

WIC and food stamps, and more is available to King County

families from the on site pantry.

Hopelink Kirkland

Phone: (425) 485-6521

Resources - Energy bill, rent help, emergency housing & fi-

nancial assistance also available. Also a Clothing Bank is run

on site.

Redmond Food Bank, part of Hopelink

16225 N.E. 87th Street

Redmond, WA 98073-3577

Phone: (425) 882-0241

In addition to food and groceries, get access to LIHEAP ener-

gy bill assistance, emergency shelter, clothing, referrals, and

Shoreline Emergency Service Center

15809 Westminster Way North

Shoreline, WA 98133

Evening Food Bank Second & Fourth Wednesday 6:00 - 6:45

p.m.

Hot meals are also provided on an as needed basis. Interested

individuals need to call to make an appointment. Specifically, the

services offered are energy bill assistance, emergency housing,

Clothing bank, rental assistance, and they also run a employment

(job line). Senior citizens can get a meal or food delivered to their

home, often in partnership with local charities.

St. James Episcopal Church

Address of the pantry and thrift store is 24447 94th Ave S

1806 Cole St, Enumclaw, Washington 98022

Phone number is (360) 825-8961

Pike Market

1531 Western Ave 5th Floor of Parking Ramp

Seattle, WA 98101

For intake, dial (206) 626-6462

Seniors can apply for Meals on Wheels. There is also free baby

formula, diapers, household goods, and delivery to the disabled.

Volunteers partner with stores such as Wal-Mart and target to

feed in low income areas.

soup kitchen.

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Issaquah Food Bank

179 First Avenue S.E.

Issaquah, WA 98027

Phone: (425) 392-4123

In addition to free food and groceries, a Clothing bank serves

Issaquah, Carnation, Fall areas of Washington state.

Phone: (253) 520-3550

Kent Food Bank Annex @ Springwood

27309 130th

Bldg. #11 Avenue S.E.

Kent, WA 98031