PUGET SOUND LABOR AGENCY AFL-CIO Seattle Food Bank "FEEDING IT FORWARD" Since 1975
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The PSLA Food Bank has moved! Follow this link for more information on our new location and how to support the agency.
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On the move
Food Bank FAQs

How long does shopping take?
Shopping is fast! It often takes 15 minutes at most to go through all of our options. However, waiting in line can add another 15-20 minutes to your visit, so please plan accordingly.

What do I need to bring?
​​There is nothing you specifically need to bring to receive our services, but there are a couple items that will improve your experience.
  • Your ID makes it easy to find your profile in our database. If it's your first time, please be prepared to answer our voluntary new client survey which covers basic demographic information we use to apply for funding.
  • Reusable grocery bags will make shopping a breeze - though we provide paper bags upon request.
  • We will also provide reusable face masks for any customers who need one.
  • Weather appropriate clothes, when possible, will help keep you comfortable when there is a wait.
We ask everyone to be patient as we connect with and address the unique needs of our community members. People with language barriers or disabilities may need more time, but we believe it is well worth taking the time to do our job well. Please know that we would take the same time for you. 

What products are commonly given out?
Our goal is to consistently offer main food groups including protein, dairy, produce and grains. Any given day will include options of each of these major food groups. Hygiene items are available on a less regular basis. 

Where does the food come from?
The majority of our food product is ordered from Food Lifeline and Northwest Harvest on a weekly basis. PSLA also participates in the WSDA's The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) which connects surplus produce, meat, dairy, and dry goods with food banks. Finally, PSLA maintains a grocery rescue partnership with a local Amazon distribution warehouse. 
Food Bank Hours
Mondays: 10 am - 1 pm
Wednesdays: 10 am - 1 pm​
Zip Codes Served:
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*Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic - PSLA has expanded its food bank service to anyone in need of support*
Have a question?
Phone: 206-448-9277
We are often away from our desks - so please leave a message and a return number
Email: PSLA@pugetsoundlaboragency.org
Donations of hygiene products and food are always welcome. Please visit our​ GoFundMe page for online financial contributions. 
Thank you!
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Supported by:
City of Seattle Human Services / Food Lifeline / United Way King County / Northwest Harvest

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Phone: (206) 448-9277
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  • HOME
  • Services
    • Food Bank
    • Wheelchair Ramp Program
    • Emergency Assistance
    • COVID-19
  • About Us
    • Board of Directors
    • Staff >
      • Sam Sim
      • Lauren Au-Yeung
      • Brandon Kim
      • Justice Harris
    • PSLA Bios
    • Videos & Pictures
  • Contact Us
  • Ways to Give
    • Donate
    • Volunteer >
      • Volunteer Opportunities
      • Volunteer Sign Up Form
  • Resources
  • Blog
  • Grand Opening 2022
    • Supporters
    • Winners