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HIP's mission is to increase food security for underserved populations in north King County through nutritious meals, educational programs, and advocacy.

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Join us for an evening of good food, fun, and community! We appreciate everyone who makes our work possible — donors, volunteers, participants, and community partners. We couldn’t do our work without you. We would love to see you all there. You’ll have an opportunity to try your hands in […]

You are invited: Community Appreciation Night

Your action today can stop that If you think you have heard this before, you’ll be right! However, this is a new attack on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP or commonly knows as food stamps). Submit public comment today on the Trump Administration’s latest proposed rule to limit SNAP benefits by […]

Yet another threat to SNAP that will make millions hungry

A reflection from HIP’s Meal Program Manager, Darcy Buendia. We’ve all heard it. Seen it on a bumper sticker, or maybe a t-shirt. On the morning of a recent prep shift for our Lake City Senior Days meal program (oven “fried” chicken, collard slaw, green beans, cornbread, and apple crisp, […]

Think Globally, Act Locally

A note from Bryn Robertson, HIP’s Senior Meals Program Coordinator. What’s your favorite type of candy? When I was younger, I would trick or treat on Halloween with a group of my friends, and then we would all go back to one friend’s house to review and compare (and, of […]

Treats are for sharing

In addition to good food, participants learn culturally appropriate ways to eat healthy, and participate in fitness activities. Earlier this month, HIP, in partnership with Lake City Collective, hosted the first in a series of Community Food and Fitness programs. With this program, HIP’s goal is to have different communities […]

Bringing communities together for a healthy ethnic meal

Kristen MacNaughtan is a Program Officer and the Nutritious Food Systems strategic lead on the Agricultural Development team at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. She designs and manages agricultural and food systems programs for improved nutrition, health, and women’s empowerment outcomes and works collaboratively to build teams to tackle […]

Introducing New HIP Board Member: Kristen MacNaughtan

Frankie Beach I’m Frankie and I’m the new 2019/2020 AmeriCorps member, serving as a Nutrition Program Coordinator! I grew up in Irvine, California and just graduated from Scripps College, where I studied philosophy. I’m excited to serve at HIP because I respect the mission here, which integrates food justice work […]

Meet our newest AmeriCorps!

This piece is a reflection from HIP’s current AmeriCorps VISTA member, Emily Billow, on her completing six months of her service at HIP. September 18th marks half a year into my service, half a year into my HIP journey, and half a year of learning, growing and eating plenty of […]

Half a year down

Hi! My name is Alex Eaglespeaker. I’m 19 years old and I’ve lived in Lake City for most of my life. I graduated from Nathan Hale high school in 2018. Currently I’m attending North Seattle Community College and hoping to get a degree in Aeronautics and Aviation Electronics. For the […]

Meet the newest HIPster: Alex Eaglespeaker!

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