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Emergency Food Network’s (EFN) mission, to provide Pierce County with a consistent, diverse, and nutritious food supply so that no person goes hungry, calls upon us to understand and respond
Every day, Emergency Food Network (EFN) works alongside food pantries, meal programs, schools, local governments, tribal partners, and hundreds of community organizations to ensure our neighbors have access to food.
Be a food rescue hero: Quality, nutritious foods of all kinds are often discarded because they will not sell quickly enough, too much was ordered, or a store needs
As part of Hunger Awareness Month, we hosted a community book club with The Lakewood Bookstore on Saturday, May 30. The selected book was How the Other Half Eats: The
As the new Volunteer Coordinator at Emergency Food Network, I knew the Stamp Out Hunger Letter Carrier Food Drive would be busy, impactful, and inspiring. What I did not fully
Advocacy in Action: Knowledge Builds Power. Your Voice Builds Change. There are moments when numbers stop behaving like statistics and begin behaving like signals. A 15% increase in visits to
If you’ve ever stepped into a repack session and felt the positive energy in the room, there’s a good chance Kay had something to do with it. Kay has been
On January 28, 2026, the General Services Administration proposed changes to the online system nonprofits use to receive federal funding. There is only a short window for public comment, and
How Our Community Can Address Rising Hunger in Pierce County Our Response in 2026 In response to growing demand, EFN has set a concrete goal: 20 million pounds of food
