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Highline Area Food Bank

Do you live in our service area?

The Highline Area Food Bank gathers and distributes food to those in need who live in the Burien and greater Highline area. Our service area is shown on the service area map. The boundaries are:

North: Puget Sound at 140th Street SW east to Highway 509, then north to 116th Street and east to Highway 99.
East: Highway 99 south to 128th Street, west to Military Road S, south to Highway 99, and south to S 192nd Street.
South: S 192nd Street west to 192nd Street SW to Puget Sound
West: Puget Sound coastline from SW 192nd Street to 140th Street.

Eligibility

Each time you come to the food bank, you will need a picture identification card (photo I.D.) and a current bill with your name and address on it to receive commodities.This verifies that you live in the service area that the Highline Area Food Bank serves.

Acceptable pieces of picture identification are: drivers license, WA State I.D. card, Metro bus pass, school or work I.D. with your picture.

The amount of food you are offered at the food bank is based on the number of adults and children in your household. To be considered a household, all persons in the household must have matching addresses. Therefore you will need medical coupons or school records for all children 6-18 years old. You will also need mail with the name and matching address of any other adults who are members of your household.

The first time you visit the food bank, you will be asked to complete a registration form.

We Provide Food

The Highline Area Food Bank provides a variety of food products on a monthly basis. Depending on availability, there may be substitutions. The quantity depends on the size of your household.

Bread: pasta, macaroni and cheese, crackers, rice, cereal, flour/mixes, bread
Fruit: canned fruit, 100% fruit juice
Vegetables: canned veggies, canned soup, tomato products
Dairy: powdered milk
Protein/Eggs: meat, eggs, peanut butter, beans
Fats, Oils: oil/butter/margarine
Fresh Produce: as available through donations

We Provide Referrals

The Highline Area Food Bank also provides referrals to other foodbanks (for example, if you do not live in our service area). We can also refer you to other social services such as hot meal programs, financial assistance programs, DSHS for medical assistance, etc.

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