Most people have the desire to eat healthy meals, but sometimes healthy eating can feel out of reach. That’s why HIP offers food that is nutritious, as unprocessed as possible, and includes lots of fresh and local produce. Since there are often barriers that could come into play when people […]
What does it mean to be an AmeriCorps Member? For me, Emily, it meant moving to Seattle, coming into a new community, and doing something I had never done before. Every one of the AmeriCorps members throughout HIP’s history has a different story, a unique beginning, and a distinct recount […]
Dear Friends, Volunteers and Supporters, As you know, in these unsettling times with many people hunkering down at home, HIP is still open and even expanding, while following all the public health protocols for safe operations. Now more than ever, HIP’s work is crucial to ensure that everyone has consistent […]
HIP is committed to ensuring our neighbors, young and old, have consistent access to food during this time of crisis. Here is a summary of what we are doing to support our community: HIP’s Senior Community Meal Program is serving to-go box lunches from the Lake City Community Center. We are asking […]
HIP welcomed two new people to our team just this week! Toni Higgs is our newest staff joining as our Development Coordinator. Jennifer Sogn is our new AmeriCorps VISTA member filling in the spot that Emily left vacant. We are excited to welcome both of them to our team. They […]
Evelyn and Frankie, HIP’s Nutrition Program Coordinators, recently completed their Cooking Matters class at Literacy Source. In this blog, Frankie reflects on her experience on what they taught, and more importantly, what they learned. Our first Cooking Matters class is complete! Going into our Cooking Matters class at Literacy Source, […]
Emily Billow, HIP’s Community Relations Coordinator, recently ended her one-year AmeriCorps VISTA term with HIP. Here is a reflection from her based on her experience with HIP over the last year. It’s wild to think just how impactful 12 months can be. I walked into Hunger Intervention Program as green […]
By Frankie Beach, Nutrition Program Coordinator, AmeriCorps Member. A little while ago, I had the opportunity to facilitate my first cooking class with kids, specifically preschool aged kids. What struck me the most about this experience was the excitement that kids naturally have about food, even healthy food, when they […]
A reflection from Audrey Immel, HIP’s Intern from the University of Washington, about her experience participating in the Hunger Action Day 2020 with the HIP Team. In my first month on the job, I nervously went with HIP Team to Olympia for Hunger Action Day to speak with legislators. The […]