Hunger Intervention Program

Individual and Family ServicesWashington, United States11-50 Employees

Hunger Intervention Program (HIP) is a nonprofit organization in the North King County area of Seattle that aims to improve food security for underserved populations through a combination of nutritious meals, education, and advocacy. Its programs include weekend food backpacks for children, weekly senior meals, summer meals for families when school is out, nutrition-focused cooking demonstrations, afterschool meals coordinated with local library programs, and services for East African elders, all designed to provide reliable access to food and nutrition resources. The organization serves children, seniors, families, and specific community groups, addressing gaps in meals when other programs or school-based resources are unavailable and offering related education and community-building activities. Based in Seattle, Washington, HIP operates within the individual and family services sector, partnering with local community centers and libraries to deliver meals and programs that support healthy eating and nutrition education. A recent development notes recognition for volunteers with multiple Mayor’s End Hunger Awards, reflecting community impact and involvement in hunger relief efforts.

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