Food Lifeline

Food Lifeline Food Lifeline brings people in Western Washington together to uphold everyone’s right to nourishing, culturally relevant food – today and forever.
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Food Lifeline brings people in Western Washington together to
uphold everyone’s right to nourishing, culturally relevant food
– today and forever.

When school lets out for summer, so do the daily meals many kids rely on.For families across Washington, that can mean s...
05/29/2026

When school lets out for summer, so do the daily meals many kids rely on.

For families across Washington, that can mean stretching groceries a little further and finding new ways to keep everyone nourished. That’s where SUN Bucks can make a difference. With $120 per eligible child, families have added support to fill their carts and keep meals on the table all summer long.

Many families are already enrolled through programs like SNAP, TANF, or free school meals. But for others, a simple step—like submitting a CNEEB form to your child’s school—can help unlock this benefit.

Because every child deserves access to healthy, nourishing food—no matter the season.

Swipe to learn how SUN Bucks can support your family

KIRO 7 CARES ❤Join KIRO 7 Cares, QFC, and Albert Lee in supporting families across Western Washington. Buy a $10 virtual...
05/28/2026

KIRO 7 CARES ❤

Join KIRO 7 Cares, QFC, and Albert Lee in supporting families across Western Washington. Buy a $10 virtual bag of food at QFC, donate non‑perishable items at Albert Lee, or give online—every donation goes directly to Food Lifeline to help our local communities.

Scan the QR Code or click the link: https://www.kiro7.com/fooddrive/

Happy Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month!This month, we honor the stories of families ...
05/28/2026

Happy Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month!

This month, we honor the stories of families who crossed oceans, built new beginnings, and shaped communities across the country. We celebrate the elders who preserved language and tradition, the young people redefining identity with pride, and the generations whose courage, creativity, and leadership continue to open doors for others. From movements for civil rights to breakthroughs in art, food, science, and culture, AANHPI communities have woven their experiences into the fabric of our shared story -often in ways that go unseen but are felt everywhere.

Swipe through to explore the voices, histories, and everyday moments that continue to inspire and strengthen our communities.

Sunday Funday Cartoons!This long weekend reminds us to step outside and take the road less traveled, because good food k...
05/24/2026

Sunday Funday Cartoons!

This long weekend reminds us to step outside and take the road less traveled, because good food keeps us moving forward. Whether it's a road trip or chasing life goals, great food is always part of the journey.

Artwork by Guillermo Frausto.

May Quick Bites for a long weekend: Planting Seeds, Growing Communities 🌱🥕🍎➡️https://mailchi.mp/foodlifeline/may-2026-qu...
05/22/2026

May Quick Bites for a long weekend: Planting Seeds, Growing Communities 🌱🥕🍎

➡️https://mailchi.mp/foodlifeline/may-2026-quick-bites

Inside:
-Conversations on the Dock: Jeff Thungc, lu-Mien American Association
-Connecting Communities to Food: Explore our New and Improved Food Finder Map!
-Washington State Launches First Statewide Food Security Strategy
-Congress Advances Farm Bill Without Restoring SNAP Cuts
-Free Meals for Kids and Teens This Summer
-and more

May is Older Americans Month! This month, we recognize and honor older adults, who improve our communities through inter...
05/22/2026

May is Older Americans Month!

This month, we recognize and honor older adults, who improve our communities through intergenerational relationships, community service, civic engagement, and many other activities.

One of the more critical issues facing older Americans is food insecurity. Across Washington, more than 950,000 people rely on SNAP and nearly one-third are seniors or people with disabilities. As costs continue to rise, more older adults are turning to community support. In the last year alone, our network partners served 472,893 seniors (ages 55+)—a 19% increase from 396,576 the year before—showing just how quickly the demand is growing.

These food banks are essential for providing healthy meals for seniors. Food banks also fill an important role by bringing people together to provide a sense of community, connection and companionship.

The 2026 theme, Flip the Script on Aging, focuses on transforming how society perceives, talks about, and approaches aging. This year, join us in honoring older adults’ contributions, exploring the many opportunities for staying active and engaged as we age, and highlighting the opportunities for purpose, exploration, and connection that come with aging. Together, we can give back to those who have given us so much of their time, hard work and wisdom.

Join Food Frenzy: Two weeks of fun, fundraising and fierce competition to powering potential & nourishing kids all summe...
05/19/2026

Join Food Frenzy: Two weeks of fun, fundraising and fierce competition to powering potential & nourishing kids all summer long. Rally your team, join the fun and make a real impact!

Go to our website to learn more! https://foodlifeline.org/foodfrenzy

Join us in welcoming Ken Ryals as our new leader of Development at Food Lifeline. He brings thoughtful leadership, a dee...
05/19/2026

Join us in welcoming Ken Ryals as our new leader of Development at Food Lifeline. He brings thoughtful leadership, a deep commitment to equitable access to food, and a clear vision for building the partnerships that help our community thrive. [

Ken — we’re excited for what’s ahead!

Sunday Funday Cartoons!This week's cartoon reminds us that staying nourished fuels more than just our bodies. It fuels g...
05/17/2026

Sunday Funday Cartoons!

This week's cartoon reminds us that staying nourished fuels more than just our bodies. It fuels goals too. High five to health, hustle and banana buddies in the break room!

Artwork by Guillermo Frausto

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