Phinney Neighborhood Association

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The Phinney Neighborhood Association operates a Soup Kitchen Program serving 150-200 hot meals three times weekly. All are welcome.

Monday Lunch in Ballard Doors open at 11, Meal from noon-1

	Crown Lutheran Church 1501 NW 90th Street on the #15 bus line Just south of Whitman Middle School Thank you to our partner, the Compass Housing Alliance, who owns and manages this property.

Tuesday Dinner on Phinney Ridge Doors open at 4 pm, Meal from 5-6 pm Wednesday Lunch on Phinney Ridge Doors open at 11 am, Meal from noon-1 pm

	St. John United Lutheran Church (Fellowship Hall entrance is in back) 5515 Phinney Ave N on the #5 bus line Across from Woodland Park Zoo

Donations are always welcome. Cash contributions supplement our City of Seattle funding and we maintain a wish list of food and kitchen supplies. Contact Judith to confirm our needs if you’d like to make a donation.

Volunteers are needed to help with preparation, cooking, serving and clean-up. Individuals interested in becoming regular volunteers are asked to submit a Volunteer Application to Ali. She will provide you with the information you need to get started. We regret that the soup kitchen cannot accommodate volunteer groups larger than 3 people. Court-related volunteers must volunteer at least 20 hours and allow at least 8 weeks before their court deadline.

Soup Kitchen

Soup Kitchen Volunteers

PNA Parking Lot Hosts Produce for the People

Produce for the People, a joint project of Food Lifeline and Rotary's Operation First Harvest, is a program that supplies Seattle-area food banks with fresh, edible but unsalable produce rescued from local retailers and wholesalers. This fresh produce is distributed the same day to food banks via several redistribution sites, including one at the Phinney Neighborhood Center lower lot on Tuesday mornings.

For more information about Food Lifeline, check out their web site at http://www.foodlifeline.org. To find out about volunteer opportunities with Food Lifeline, contact Karen at 206.545.6600.

Another Way to Contribute:

Greenwood and Ballard Markets donate 1 per cent of the total of donated receipts to the PNA Those donations have been earmarked for the soup kitchen. However, for the next year they will be directed to the Greenwood Senior Center due to its greater need. Don't throw away your grocery store receipts from the Ballard and Greenwood Markets! Your purchases add up to a significant contribution to this program. You can drop off or mail your receipts to the Phinney Center, 6532 Phinney Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103.

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