Support Our Social Service Network This Holiday Season

We know that hunger does not exist in isolation, and that addressing the root causes requires robust resources. Our food bank continues to bring social service providers together in South Seattle and address the challenges our neighbors face! Join us in spreading the spirit of generosity this season by making an additional gift to uplift our service partners.  

Northwest Harvest Sodo Market 

NW Harvest provides equitable access to nutritious, culturally relevant foods and advocates for policy changes to end hunger and poverty in our community. The SoDo Community Market provides free groceries to families on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.  

Mary’s Place 

Since 1999, Mary’s Place has provided shelter for women and children throughout King County. Their organization envisions “a community where all families have safety, stability, and housing.”   

El Centro de la Raza 

El Centro de la Raza offers over forty programs, including affordable and Emigration Clearance Required (ECR) transitional housing, to break down barriers, raise social consciousness, and foster a supportive community for our Latinx neighbors. 

Wellspring Family Services 

Wellspring Family Services’ mission is to “end family homelessness by preventing it before it happens and intervening early when it does.” They provide children ages 0 to 17 diapers, clothing, and other essentials, along with housing and employee assistance programs for unhoused families to achieve housing stability.  

Babies of Homelessness 

Founded in 2016, Babies of Homelessness offers diapers, wipes, and formula to unhoused families in Western Washington through accessible processes.  

Chief Seattle Club 

Chief Seattle Club supports American Indian and Alaska Native people in our community by offering food, healthcare, housing assistance, legal services, and more. They also create opportunities for tribal members to engage in cultural community-building.  

Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS) 

ACRS advocates for social justice while empowering Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, and underserved groups. Their multilingual, multicultural community services include Behavioral Health and Wellness, Employment Training, and Citizen and Immigration Assistance. 

Refugee Women’s Alliance (ReWA) 

ReWA offers social services in fifty languages, including youth programs, English classes, family empowerment, wellness, and legal aid, to help refugees and immigrants thrive in the Puget Sound community. 

FareStart 

FareStart provides job training and employment programs in food and customer service work to help people overcome workforce barriers. The organization also addresses the root causes of poverty and food insecurity in their programs. 

Atlantic Street Center 

For more than a century, Atlantic Street Center has supported families and communities in raising healthy, successful youth. Primarily serving “no- and low-income” Black families and other families of color, its services are rooted in advocacy for social justice and equity.  

We are so grateful to collaborate with various non-profits in our region as we envision a hunger-free South Seattle. To see how much our partnerships have grown in the last year, see the 10 nonprofits we highlighted in 2023.