Hunger Intervention Program (HIP) is a nonprofit organization based in Seattle, Washington, dedicated to increasing food security for underserved populations in north King County. They offer a range of programs and services to address hunger and promote healthy eating. HIP's programs include Healthy HIP Packs, where nutritious meals are provided to school-age children over the weekends; Summer Eats, a program that offers free meals to children during the summer months; Senior Community Meals, which provides nourishing meals and companionship to older adults; Afterschool Meals, offering healthy meals to children after school; and Shelter Meals, providing nutritious meals to individuals experiencing homelessness.

In addition to their meal programs, HIP also offers cooking and nutrition classes, gardening programs, and food justice workshops to educate and empower communities. They work alongside their supporters and partners to advocate for food security and fight against food insecurity. Whether you choose to volunteer, donate, or take action, your support is crucial in ensuring that everyone in King County has access to nutritious food.

Join HIP in making a difference and helping to alleviate hunger in the community