Good Business Network or Washington provides funds directly to restaurants to prepare free, nutritious and culturally relevant meals for community members in need, helping to keep restaurant doors open and workers employed, while purchasing from local farms and producers and creating long-term local supply chain relationships.
Since 2020, Good Food Kitchens has directed over $1.9 million to 78 restaurants and caterers, sourcing from 100 local farms and producers, to prepare over 184,000 nourishing free meals for community members facing food insecurity through their trusted partnerships with 82 community organizations and through direct distribution to those in need.
WATCH: Learn more about the whole food system approach to food assistance in this video featuring the Musang Community Kitchen, Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center, and Southeast Seattle Senior Center.
Questions about Good Food Kitchens? Interested in sponsorship opportunities to support our Good Food work? Email us at gro.doogelttaes@kfg.
Good Food Kitchens is an initiative of the Good Food Economy, a program of Good Business Network of Washington (formerly Seattle Good Business Network), connecting the Puget Sound food community in order to strengthen the local food pipeline and build a resilient, sustainable, and just local food economy.
Good Business Network of Washington is a nonprofit coalition of local businesses, municipalities, community organizations, and residents working to build a resilient and vibrant local economy. Learn more at goodbusinessnetwork.org.