Local Food Banks to Support

Hey y’all,

The meaning and customs of the Indigenous Heritage Day (Thanksgiving)  may vary among individuals and families, but the central theme is one of gratitude and appreciation. Let’s not forget those in need this holiday season and make sure to give back. Donating during this time of year is a beautiful way to express gratitude and give back to your community. Many organizations engage in charitable activities during this time to help those in need. Below are some local food drives in the Seattle and surrounding area.

West Seattle Food Bank

The West Seattle Food Bank has been around since 1983 and started out of concern that its neighbors do not go hungry. They now serve thousands of people a year and their mission is simple: keep our community healthy while continuing to ensure all our neighbors have access to food, emergency financial assistance, clothing, diapers, and other basic needs. You can support them with your time, financial and/or food or clothing donations. Click HERE to learn more.

Health First Chiropractic

Health First Chiropractic is hosting their annual food drive and including a special offer for new patients! Donate 2 bags of non-perishable food and you can receive a comprehensive consultation, a full spinal exam, and 3-D X-rays valued at $570 in exchange for just 2 bags of groceries. The donation must be between November 13th through 22nd! Learn more HERE.

ACRS Food Bank

ACRS distributed over one million pounds of food to 5,700 individuals and families in King County last year. They are the only food bank in Washington State that regularly distributes foods that cater to Asian American and Pacific Islander diets, including healthy and nutritious staples like rice, tofu, soy milk, noodles, canned proteins and produce. You can volunteer your time, donate food or financially. Learn more HERE.

Food Lifeline

Food Lifeline is on a mission to end hunger in Western Washington.They provides food to more than 350 food banks, shelters, and meal programs across Western Washington. At the same time they are working to end hunger for the future by addressing its root causes, including poverty, racial inequity, and social injustice. You can support them in many ways such as volunteering, hosting your own food drive, donating funds, You can learn more HERE.

Cheers, 

Indigo Movement Team

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