The Staff and Board of Directors of the Bremerton Foodline would like to say "Thanks for Giving" to everyone who helped with food and cash donation this year to help us provide assistance to our clients. You efforts are appreciated.

We would also like to wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving.

The Bremerton Foodline will be closed for service starting Wednesday, NOV 25th through Sunday November 29th.  We will be reopening on Monday, Nov 30th at 10 AM.

How can you help?


In the active state of emergency and school closures we are implementing kid bags. This is extra food for families with school age children. We are asking our wonderful community to help us with this. Monetary donations are best for us as we have a greater buying power (for cost) than the public with our partnerships with local stores and suppliers. We thank you in advance for your generosity and stepping up to help our community in need. Please follow the link below to donate: https://www.bremertonfoodline.org/donate.html           

What is needed for the 2020 Holidays?

.We are in need of the following for our holiday baskets:

Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Jell-o
Yams/Sweet Potatoes
 
Please call 360-479-6188 to obtain donation days and hours or send an email to info@bremertonfoodline.net

Feeding America’s 2014 Hunger in America study found that 79% of clients purchase inexpensive and unhealthy foods just to make ends meet. However, clients reported that they want to have a healthier diet. Here is how you can help:

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Healthy options-
  • Fresh produce
  • Low sodium, water packed, 100% juice or lite syrup canned fruits and veggies
  • 100% fruit juices
  • Fresh or frozen meat
  • Low sodium or water packed meats, seafood or beans
  • Dried meat or beans
  • Whole grains 
  • Low sodium nuts and nut butters

Household items, such as, toiletries and laundry detergent are always needed!
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Source- https://hungerandhealth.feedingamerica.org/wp-content/uploads/legacy/mp/files/tool_and_resources/files/healthy-food-donation-list.pdf
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