Osborn Consulting is proud to call five regions around Washington home. For our end-of-year philanthropy initiative, we’re focused on addressing food insecurity in our own backyards and making a difference in the lives of our neighbors across the state. While food is a critical need all year long, we know this season is a time of high demand for food banks. Please join us in making sure no one goes hungry this holiday season by donating to your local food bank or one of the organizations below:
Renewal Food Bank of Bellevue
Renewal Food Bank provides food assistance and essential hygiene items to help customers avoid devastating decisions between basic needs like shelter, education, or food for their families.
Pike Market Senior Center & Food Bank of Seattle
Serving people of any age, The Pike Market Senior Center offers free groceries, ready-to-eat food for clients experiencing homelessness, and home delivery for qualified residents of downtown Seattle.
Second Harvest of Spokane
Through their network of partners and programs, Second Harvest of Spokane makes sure good food reaches kitchen tables across the region. They work to create spaces where food brings people together, builds skills, and strengthens community.
Bellingham Food Bank
Since 1972, Bellingham Food Bank has provided free food in Whatcom County. They make 5,000 household visits a week and offer a free grocery program, drive thru, and home delivery.
Clark County Food Bank
Each year, Clark County Food Bank helps distribute 10 million pounds of food, which provides 8.3 million meals for individuals and families facing hunger. They partner with over 50 nonprofit partner agencies across more than 120 distribution sites, along with food bank-led programs, to serve neighbors throughout Clark County.
