HIP secures a $1.75 million capital grant from King County

HIP has an exciting announcement! Thanks to the support and advocacy of King County Councilmember...

Heartfelt Letter from the Lake City Library

When the federal government withheld SNAP benefits last month, HIP took action as part of...

Nick Returns to Senior Meals

Recently, we welcomed back Nick, a long-time volunteer of the Senior Meals program, who returned...

The Effects of Food Insecurity

Food insecurity has a lasting impact on our health at every stage of life.

The Effects of Food Insecurity

Food insecurity has a lasting impact on our health at every stage of life.

How Hunger Intervention Program Helps

Hunger Intervention Program (HIP) is working to increase food security for underserved populations in north King County through nutritious meals, educational programs, and advocacy.

How Hunger Intervention Program Helps

Hunger Intervention Program (HIP) is working to increase food security for underserved populations in north King County through nutritious meals, educational programs, and advocacy.

Your support is vital in ensuring everyone in King County has access to nutritious food.

Your support is vital in ensuring everyone in King County has access to nutritious food.

Last Year (2023-24)

Meals Served

Pounds of Donated Food

Volunteer Hours

through our programs alone.

were incorporated into our healthy meals.

were contributed by more than 200 community members.

Last Year

Meals Served

through our programs alone.

Pounds of Donated Food

were incorporated into our healthy meals.

Volunteer Hours

were contributed by more than 150 community members.

Featured Blog Posts

HIP secures a $1.75 million capital grant from King County

HIP secures a $1.75 million capital grant from King County

HIP has an exciting announcement! Thanks to the support and advocacy of King County Councilmember Rod Dembowski, HIP has secured $1.75 million to start a capital project. This money would go towards securing a new home for HIP, allowing us to expand the breadth and...

HIP Responds to the USDA Withholding SNAP Benefits

HIP Responds to the USDA Withholding SNAP Benefits

One of three vans full of groceries bound for food-insecure Seniors.On November 1st, the Trump Administration’s US Department of Agriculture (USDA) decided to withhold emergency benefits previously set aside by Congress to ensure Supplemental Nutrition Assistance...

HIP secures a $1.75 million capital grant from King County

HIP secures a $1.75 million capital grant from King County

HIP has an exciting announcement! Thanks to the support and advocacy of King County Councilmember Rod Dembowski, HIP has secured $1.75 million to start a capital project. This money would go towards securing a new home for HIP, allowing us to expand the breadth and...

Heartfelt Letter from the Lake City Library

Heartfelt Letter from the Lake City Library

When the federal government withheld SNAP benefits last month, HIP took action as part of Seattle's emergency response and donated hundreds of bags of groceries to our community partners, including the Lake City Library. Many people don't know that the library's...

HIP secures a $1.75 million capital grant from King County

HIP secures a $1.75 million capital grant from King County

HIP has an exciting announcement! Thanks to the support and advocacy of King County Councilmember Rod Dembowski, HIP has secured $1.75 million to start a capital project. This money would go towards securing a new home for HIP, allowing us to expand the breadth and...

Heartfelt Letter from the Lake City Library

Heartfelt Letter from the Lake City Library

When the federal government withheld SNAP benefits last month, HIP took action as part of Seattle's emergency response and donated hundreds of bags of groceries to our community partners, including the Lake City Library. Many people don't know that the library's...

Nick Returns to Senior Meals

Nick Returns to Senior Meals

Recently, we welcomed back Nick, a long-time volunteer of the Senior Meals program, who returned after finishing his chemotherapy treatment. You may recognize Nick from this story on our blog last year. Nick is 73 years old and has been a dedicated volunteer with HIP...