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Since opening a food distribution center in 1997, Second Harvest has increased food distribution and improved services to people in need throughout the Columbia Basin. The 5,000-square-foot warehouse in Kennewick distributes nearly 460,000 pounds of food each month, including fresh produce and other wholesome perishable products. Second Harvest’s food goes to more than 50 neighborhood food banks and meal centers in southeastern and south central Washington to feed hungry people. |
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Second Harvest is committed to ensuring a safe and nutritious supply of food is available to families, children and seniors in need in our neighborhoods. Thanks to generous community partners, Second Harvest is able to provide six pounds of donated food for every dollar donated. This makes every donation a valuable investment in fighting hunger and feeding hope.
![]() DONATE NOWJoin Our Distribution Center Capital CampaignThank you to the building trades members of local unions for taking the lead in supporting Second Harvest's Feeding our Community capital campaign to build a new charitable food distribution center in Pasco. Their incredibly generous investment of donated labor and materials is making it possible to break ground in April on this important project. read more>>
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