HQ Function

Serves as the central facility for food sourcing, receiving, sorting, repacking (with the help of thousands of volunteers), temporary storage, and distribution to partner agencies across Western Washington. It also houses administrative and program staff.

Notable Features:

The Hunger Solution Center is a 130,000-square-foot facility featuring extensive warehouse space, large commercial refrigerators and freezers, a dedicated volunteer repack center, and loading docks for efficient logistics.

Work Culture:

The work culture at Food Lifeline is mission-driven, collaborative, and community-focused. There's a strong emphasis on teamwork, compassion, and the impact of their work, with a significant reliance on and appreciation for volunteers.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is the nerve center of Food Lifeline's operations, enabling the rescue and distribution of tens of millions of pounds of food each year, making it a critical infrastructure component in the fight against hunger in the region.

Values Reflected in HQ: The facility reflects values of efficiency in food rescue and distribution, stewardship of resources, community engagement (volunteer center), and a commitment to providing nutritious food.

Location:

Food Lifeline's operations are focused on serving communities within Western Washington. While it is a member of the national Feeding America network, its direct service and distribution activities are regional. Food Lifeline plays a vital role in the local food security ecosystem but does not have an international operational presence.

Street Address:

815 S 96th St

City:

Seattle

State/Province:

WA

Country:

USA