Bothell Community Kitchen a program of Bothell United Methodist Church

Update on SNAP funding and food benefits in Washington stateMore than 383,000 families have receivedNovember food benefits. SNAP benefit recipients should check the status oftheir card by calling the number on the back. If funds are available, they canuse them. For questions about the amount of food benefits received or if benefits aren’t loading onto EBT cards by theusual issuance dates, contact the local DSHS office or DSHS Customer ServiceContact Center at 877-501-2233.

Basic Food | DSHS The U.S. Department of Agriculture Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known as SNAP and called Basic Food in Washington, helps people with low incomes make ends meet by providing monthly benefits to buy food. The Food Assistance Program, called FAP, is a state-funded program that provides fo...

Recent reductions to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) have placed increased pressure on households throughout our region. Many families are navigating rising food costs and higher demand for essential resources. In response, the City of Bothell has compiled a list of local food pantries, meal programs, and community-based organizations that provide nutritious food and essential support to residents.

Food Assistance | Bothell WA Whether you are seeking assistance for yourself or someone you know, find local food assistance programs that provide nutritious food and essential support to residents.

The 24/7 Food Pantry run by Feeding Feasible Feasts is temporarily closed until a driver can be found! If you are interested in applying for the job, see this!https://mcusercontent.com/3718c6b53e6a3080502754b9b/files/be0e4f04-c196-70f4-3fc9-7e978e7998e7/Community_Food_Hub_Delivery_Driver.pdf