We Believe
We believe everyone should have access to enough healthy, nutritious food to
thrive in school, work and at home.
We believe everyone should have access to enough healthy, nutritious food to
thrive in school, work and at home.
A few details
The Food Distribution project is the Council’s effort, in partnership with local food banks and soup kitchens, to combat hunger. USDA Surplus Commodities provide a variety of staples, including canned vegetables, dry goods, tuna, and peanut butter which are distributed to participating soup kitchens and food banks throughout Lewis, Mason, Thurston and Kitsap Counties. Food banks distribute packaged food to eligible individuals and households while the soup kitchens prepare congregate meals for the hungry. In our service area, the participating providers have increased to fifteen food banks and ten soup kitchens to accommodate the growing emergency nutritional needs within our communities. Commodities are distributed to these local providers through a central warehouse located in Shelton.
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More and more people are seeking food banks and other resources in order to survive, and
Community Action Council is here to help. TEFAP Feeding Sites served more than 201,000
meals to hungry individuals and families.
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Multiple Locations
Voice: 360.438.1100
Fax: 360.491.7729
Toll Free: 800.878.5235