Consider this shocking national statistic: one out of every six adults and nearly one out of four children struggle with hunger. Here in King County, record numbers of people—our neighbors, co-workers and friends—don’t have enough to eat. People have to choose between paying rent and buying groceries, and children are going to bed hungry.
YOU can help. Join United Way of King County for Hunger Action Week beginning March 21. Below, read about some of the many opportunities to get involved.
Take the Hunger Challenge
Eat breakfast, lunch and dinner spending only $7 a day to get a sense of what people who rely on food stamps experience.
> Read MoreVolunteer to end hunger
Plant a garden, serve a meal, deliver groceries, stock a food pantry. There are plenty of ways you can lend a hand.
> Read MoreLearn more about the Hunger Relief Now! Plan
Find out what causes hunger, who is hungry and how you can get involved in solutions.
> Read MoreEngage your friends, family and colleagues
Tell everyone you know about Hunger Action Week, and encourage them to get involved. Contact your legislators by phone or e-mail to ensure we have strong hunger relief programs for people in need.
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