Emergency Feeding Service
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Would you like to help feed local families? Your school, religious institution, or local community center can join Hopelink in the fight against hunger by distributing prepared bags of food to your neighbors in need.
With support from the cities of Bellevue, Kenmore, Kirkland and
Shoreline, Hopelink is offering a new emergency food program and needs
your help to be successful.
The Emergency Feeding Service assists low income families and individuals in meeting their short-term nutritional needs. If your organization contacts Hopelink, we can deliver bags of non-perishable foods to your facility. Your role is to distribute the bags to families and individuals in their time of need.
Along with nutritionally conscious foods, included in each bag are ideas for nutritious meals, sample menus, recipes, Hopelink food bank information and other community resources.
Local religious institutions, schools and community centers are coming together to help put food on the table. Please support the ongoing fight against hunger.
For more information, contact Jennifer Knittle, EFS Coordinator, at 425.485.6521 or Jenniferk@hope-link.org.
The Emergency Feeding Service assists low income families and individuals in meeting their short-term nutritional needs. If your organization contacts Hopelink, we can deliver bags of non-perishable foods to your facility. Your role is to distribute the bags to families and individuals in their time of need.
Along with nutritionally conscious foods, included in each bag are ideas for nutritious meals, sample menus, recipes, Hopelink food bank information and other community resources.
Local religious institutions, schools and community centers are coming together to help put food on the table. Please support the ongoing fight against hunger.
For more information, contact Jennifer Knittle, EFS Coordinator, at 425.485.6521 or Jenniferk@hope-link.org.
Last modified Wednesday, November 8, 2006 at 6:42 p.m.