History

History of South King County Food Coalition

A background of South King County Food Coalition's involvement with Elk Run Farm.

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Introduction to City Fruit Seattle

City Fruit promotes the cultivation of urban fruit in order to nourish people, build communities and protect the climate.

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History of the NEW Hunger Coalition

Founded in 2011, The Providence N.E.W Hunger Coalition unites thirteen food banks and fourteen organizations working to promote a healthier and more sustainable community.

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Overview of Community Services of Moses Lake

CSML houses the Moses Lake Food Bank and is the distribution hub for 33 other food banks in 5 counties in Central Washington.

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*VIDEO* CCFB's mission and wide reach across WA and OR

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Overview

Current activities of Fish Food Bank Gleaning Coordinator

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History of Community Farm Connection

Learn about the scope, outreach and development of Community Farm Connection in the Wenatchee, Chelan/Douglas and Grant Counties

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BMAC houses Walla Walla Community Harvest

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Organized farm gleaning programs were initiated in 2009 when an AmeriCorps VISTA was recruited to help Hopelink expand their mission.

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History of Okanogan County Community Action Council (OCCAC)

​Set within the rural north-central WA State, Okanogan County Community Action Council's "Food For All" gleaning program is based on three tiers: nutrition, education and gardening/gleaning.

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History: Yakima Valley Produce Harvest

The Yakima Valley Produce Harvest has connected the agricultural assets of the Yakima Valley with the hunger-relief and distribution capacity of Northwest Harvest since 2009.

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History of Thurston County Food Bank and Gleaning

TCFB houses a wide array of programs from gleaning projects to a CSA program to food drives to student internships...

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History of South King County Food Coalition

The South King County Food Coalition was founded in 1983 to assess the needs of south King County food banks, organize their collective efforts and assure the effective distribution of food to south county residents.

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History of Seattle Community Farm

After a lengthy search for space, a partnership was started between Lettuce Link and the Seattle Housing Authority (SHA). SHA manages low-income and mixed-income housing developments throughout Seattle. A piece of land in the Rainier Vista re-development that was unused for years is now the Seattle Community Farm.

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Skagit County Community Action Agency SCCAA, is the Community Action Program for Skagit County under the Community Action Agencies (CAA)

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Second Harvest distributes more than 2 million pounds of food each month with more than 250 neighborhood food banks and meal centers. They feed about 50,000 people each week!

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History of Lettuce Link

Lettuce Link is one of over 30 programs of Solid Ground, a large social service agency that serves Seattle and King County. In keeping with Solid Ground’ mission of “building community to end poverty,” Lettuce Link seeks to create equal access to nourishing, healthy, culturally appropriate food by providing organic produce, seeds, starts, and gardening information to those living on low-incomes.

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History of Pierce County Gleaning Project

The Pierce County Gleaning Project is the first organized gleaning effort in Pierce County since early 2000. The Project began in 2009 at St. Leo’s Food Connection and in Fall 2010 it grew with the placement of an AmeriCorps*VISTA gleaning coordinator at the Emergency Food Network.

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Plant a Row for the Hungry in the Tri-Cities

After parterning with the Fields of Grace gleaning program in the Tri Cities, HAH supported an AmeriCorps*VISTA at the Second Harvest Tri-Cities location to spearhead a Plant a Row for the Hungry Campaign.

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