We need volunteers and have shifts availalable for emergency food packing and distribution at our main building. Please ensure that you have read the CDC and King County Public Health Department guidelines.
Please take a moment to review our Travel & Safety Policy.
We have limited the number of staff and volunteers in the building at a time - this means that every volunteer is needed. Please give a 48-hour notice of any shift changes.
High schoolers aged 16 and 17 years old are welcome with a parent (one parent per high schooler), the student and the parent must both be signed up to volunteer
If you are a Community Service volunteer, please email Lisa BEFORE signing up for shifts.
If you still have questions regarding volunteering, you can direct them to lisa@issaquahfoodbank.org
We’re still open! In response to Gov. Inslee’s most recent announcement, we’ve made additional adjustments to our already strict safety measures. Check out this video to see how it works. Here are the new guidelines:
“Wow! I just reviewed your next phase food distribution management process. It is so well thought out and empathy built into the process for those of us that desperately need food resources. By empathy, I mean providing a buzzer for those that do not have mobile to receive a text that it is their time to enter the facility. And, alphabetized time slots so everyone doesn't show up at once. Each process keeping everyone as safe as possible. Thank you so much for being so caring, thoughtful, and people process-driven. Stay safe and bless all of you.” - Elizabeth, IFCB Recipient