The Employee Giving Program (EGP) and our Annual Giving Drive provide employees with tools to support food access for communities in moments of uncertainty and the long term. 

Food banks and pantries, meal programs, food distributors, community centers and other groups are currently preparing to significantly increase their service capacity which will require additional resources. Supporting these organizations by volunteering and donating requested items can address immediate needs around program funding and food supplies. Long term, material support will prepare these groups to replenish their current supplies and serve the growing demand. 

Support EGP nonprofits addressing food insecurity and hunger: 

• Give by payroll or time donation in PeopleSoft. 

• Give by credit card and e-check on the EGP Storefront. 

• Volunteer at an EGP nonprofit with sick leave (check if you are eligible). 

Here are several EGP nonprofits that provide food and hunger services. To see the full list and discover more, search online and filter results by clicking the “Category” dropdown menu and checking the box next to “food and hunger” or review the “Food and Hunger” section of the 2025 Giving Guide of nonprofits by service category, linked in the Table of Contents. 

Nonprofit	KCEGP Code	Mission
Alimentando al Pueblo	10200	Vision is to have joyful communities. Mission is to cultivate healing through comunidad, comida, and celebración.
Auburn Food Bank	9242	Provide food, referrals and emergency assistance to those in need within the Auburn School District. Also operate a day and night shelter for local homeless community.
Ballard Food Bank	9188	Bring food and hope to our neighbors because there can be enough for everyone. Serve 10,000-plus individuals and families across Seattle.
Des Moines Area Food Bank	9281	Emergency food assistance in Des Moines, SeaTac, West Hill Kent. Serving weekend backpacks and summer meals to kids. Home delivery.
EastWest Food Rescue	10269	Acquires or purchases surplus food, predominantly from farmers and distributes it with empathy to people experiencing food insecurity.
Edmonds Food Bank	10186	Support those seeking food and nutrition security in the greater Edmonds community.
Food Lifeline	9302	On a mission to end hunger in Western Washington. Believes that access to food is a basic human right and that nobody deserves to be hungry.
Highline Area Food Bank	9083	Dedicated to serving nutritious food to those in need in Burien, Normandy Park and SeaTac.
Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank	10147	Unite our community in nourishing and nurturing individuals by removing barriers to healthy food, vital resources and connections to essential services.
Kent Food Bank and Emergency Services	9358	Offer basic needs including in person shopping distribution and home delivery of food. Pet food, clothing, diapers and household items are available based on donations.
Maple Valley Food Bank and Emergency Services	9269	Supporting families in Maple Valley, Black Diamond and the Tahoma School District boundaries through food and emergency financial assistance for rent, mortgage, and utilities.
North Helpline	9464	Assist our neighbors in obtaining basic needs that affirm their dignity. Operate two food banks and home grocery delivery, and provide financial housing assistance.
Northwest Harvest	9013	Providing access to healthy food is just part of the solution. Also acting to remove systemic inequities that create barriers within our food and economic systems.
Nourish Pierce County	9449	The largest network of food banks in Pierce County. Operating 21 locations, provides nutritious food to tens of thousands of people in need every year.
OSL	9369	Serving over 7,000 nutrient-dense, culturally relevant and no-cost meals daily to those who struggle with hunger in our community.
Puget Sound Labor Agency Food Bank	9871	Since 1975, serving communities by providing food bank services, building wheelchair ramps and connecting clients to essential resources. “Feed it Forward.”
Puyallup Food Bank	10919	Boldly and passionately serving neighbors in need since 1972. Now serving over three times the number of clients since before COVID, over 11,500 clients a month.
Rainier Valley Food Bank	9566	The primary emergency food resource for Seattle’s most diverse community. Nourish with good food, empower with knowledge and serve with compassion.
Sky Valley Food Bank	10978	Kindly and respectfully provide equitable access to nutritious food in the community. Provide food to anyone who needs it in the community.
Thurston County Food Bank	9699	Eliminating hunger in Thurston County and beyond. Serves communities across Thurston, Mason, Lewis and Kitsap counties, ensuring equitable access to food.
University District Food Bank	10139	Provides healthy food to NE Seattle families through a walk-in food bank, home delivery program, two satellite pantries, a rooftop farm and weekend food bags for school aged kids.
Vashon Maury Community Food Bank	9492	Provides in-person shopping once a week, weekly grocery home delivery, and Picnics in the Park – free Summer Meals and Activities program for children & youth.
West Seattle Food Bank	10136	Offering a food bank, home delivery program, weekend food for school children in need, emergency financial assistance for rent and utilities and baby items for neighbors in need.
White Center Food Bank	9209	Minimize hunger while nourishing community, nurturing self-reliance and embracing our rich cultural diversity.