Food

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○ Community Kitchen 360-753-3340 x26 Catholic Community Services

Hot meals for the homeless. Located at The Salvation Army, 808 Fifth Ave. SE, Olympia. Lunch 11am-12pm, dinner 5pm-6pm, Monday through Friday.

www.ccsww.org

■ Food Assistance 1-877-501-2233 DSHS-Olympia CSO Of ce

Basic Food Program helps low-income individuals and families obtain a more nutritious diet by supplementing their income with Basic Food bene ts. www.dshs.wa.gov

○ Day Center 360-943-6400 Olympia Union Gospel Mission

Free meals. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served Monday through Friday 6:30am, noon and 5:30pm; brunch at 10am on Saturday; breakfast and lunch on Sunday 8am and noon. www.ougm.org

Kitchen Garden Project 360-753-5522 GRuB

Helps low-income people build free/sliding-scale vegetable gardens in Thurston County. Applications typically accepted January-February.
E ■ SNAP-Ed 360-867-2160

www.goodgrub.org/kitchen-garden-project Washington State University, Thurston County Extension

Nutrition education program that helps people with a limited budget eat healthy foods. Eligibility is limited; call to nd out more. Website has recipes and tips for eating, cooking and shopping. Interpreter services available.

www.growhappykids.org

E W.I.C. (Women, Infants, and Children program) Sea Mar Community Health Center 360-754-2936

Supplemental food program for pregnant and breast-feeding women, infants, and young children who are income eligible and are found to have a nutritional need or health risk. By appointment only. Interpreter services available.

www.seamarchc.org

○ VegOut 360-709-9725 Olympia Union Gospel Mission

VegOut is a program to provide under-served children with fresh produce. Call for times and locations.

www.ougm.org ○ Emergency Outreach (Sacred Heart Catholic Church)

360-923-0929 Open 2nd Saturday of each month 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

Rainier Emergency Food Center 360-280-7326 360-446-2517

Open Wednesdays and Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. to noon, in the parking lot of Valley Heart Assembly of God. Delivery may be available for those who qualify. Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for clients. rainierfoodbank.weebly.com

E ROOF Community Services 360-273-6375 For families in the Rochester School District area. Interpreter

services available. www.roofcommunityservices.org ○ The Salvation Army 360-352-8596 x100

Christmas food boxes provided in late December. Community Kitchen serves three (3) meals a day, all year. Open to anyone. www.salvationarmynw.com

Tenino Community Service Center 360-264-5505

Open 8:30-10:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, and extended hours before the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. www.teninocsc.org

E Thurston County Food Bank 360-352-8597

Provides food for those in need. Find hours and locations online or by calling. Interpreter services available.

www.thurstoncountyfoodbank.org Yelm Community Services 360-458-7000

Serving those from Yelm and Rainier school districts and Nisqually Tribe Reservation. Open Thursdays,

1-4 p.m. www.yelmcommunityservices.com

Food Banks

summer Lunch Programs

Children 18 and younger may receive free meals throughout the summer months when they are out of school. Call locations for schedules.

Boys & Girls Clubs - Lacey 360-438-6811

Boys & Girls Clubs - Rochester 360-273-9397

Evergreen Vista (Mercy Housing Northwest) 360-352-1315

Lacey Parks & Recreation 360-491-0857

Mountain View, Lydia Hawk and Pleasant Glade elementary schools. www.ci.lacey.wa.us

Olympia Parks & Recreation 360-753-8380 Lunch for everyone age 18 and under, followed by organized

play for ages 6-12. www.olympiawa.gov/parks ROOF Community Services 360-273-6375

For all children 18-year-old and younter. Monday through Friday. Interpreter services available. 

 

 

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