Together, We Can Bring Food Security
to the Table.
Everyone deserves reliable access to nutritious food. Yet rising costs, systemic inequities, and policy barriers leave too many families in our community struggling to afford food.
United Way of King County works to ensure that every child and family has consistent, equitable access to healthy food. We invest in community partnerships, strengthen federal nutrition programs, and advance solutions that address immediate needs and the root causes of hunger. Together with our partners, we’re building a food system that works for everyone.
Through strong community partnerships with local farmers, food banks, grocery stores and DoorDash—and you—we’re working to fundamentally change the way the emergency food system operates.
Real People. Real Stories.
Community Food Access
No one’s access to groceries should depend on their ZIP code or income. United Way partners with community organizations to feed families by strengthening food banks and home delivery programs, supporting culturally relevant food providers, and increasing enrollment in programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Ending Childhood Hunger
No child should have to worry about where their next meal will come from. But in Washington, 1 in 6 children don’t have reliable access to food. United Way expands access to free meals today while advancing systemic solutions so that every child has what they need to learn, grow, and thrive.
Support Our Work
With the need for hunger relief in King County soaring, our goal is to listen to our community’s priorities and support long-term systems change. The more money we raise to provide hunger relief, the more kids, families, and people we can help. Every dollar counts.
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