Hunger Intervention Program
Flag this Organization: Hunger Intervention Program for removalHunger Intervention Program (HIP) works to increase food security for underserved populations in north King County through nutritious meals, educational programs and advocacy.
For more information, see the Hunger Intervention Program website.
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Getting to know Dave
Dave, a senior participant in the Senior Community Meals program, has been attending lunches since the program’s early days at the Lake City Community Center. He lives with cerebral palsy, which limits his ability to speak and walk, but he has built close friendships within his community. This ye...
We’re Hiring: Senior Meal Program Coordinator
Hunger Intervention Program (HIP) is seeking a senior meal program coordinator to oversee its Senior Community Meal Program in Seattle, offering a salary between $26 and $29.25 per hour. This role involves coordinating community dining and meal delivery, leading volunteers and interns, managing f...
HIP Responds to the USDA Withholding SNAP Benefits
On Nov. 1, 2025, the U.S. Department of Agriculture decided to withhold emergency SNAP benefits, causing uncertainty for approximately half of Washington’s 500,000 SNAP recipients. This decision severely impacted many participants, including seniors like Guadalupe, who rely on SNAP for food secur...
Urgent Update: Cuts to the AmeriCorps Program and the Harms to Our Community
This weekend, all six AmeriCorps members at the Hunger Intervention Program (HIP) were terminated or placed on unpaid leave due to cuts initiated by the Trump administration. The abrupt decision has left the organization in shock, as it now faces significant challenges in providing essential serv...
Volunteer Spotlight: Nga
For March, Nga is recognized as the volunteer spotlight for her contributions at Senior Meals, where she wraps and distributes bread and pastries. She discovered the Hunger Intervention Program (HIP) while attending classes at the Lake City Senior Center and immediately offered to help upon seein...
Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Sheila
For February, Sheila is highlighted as a key volunteer at HIP Packs. She discovered HIP through brochures while volunteering at the Lifetime Learning Center, which offers classes to older adults. Retired, Sheila has a rich history of volunteering with organizations such as the YWCA Food Bank and ...
Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Nick
Volunteer Nick has made significant contributions to the Senior Community Meal program for nearly eight years. He became involved after learning about the Hunger Intervention Program (HIP) through founder Jerry Berger at his church. Volunteering has become a vital routine for Nick in his retireme...