Join Teen Feed for Blues and Brews Event Sep 29@ Optimism Brewing Cap Hill 3-5
Join us Saturday, September 22nd at Optimism Brewing Company and start your weekend with Teen Feed. The music starts in the early afternoon, featuring a special acoustic performance by Toby C Brady of Lost Dogma. Local craft beer! Get tickets HERE
When: 3-5pm
Where: Optimism Brewing in Capital Hill
What: Great tunes, tasty hops, bashful malts. Bring a few of of your very coolest friends
Cost: Nah- it’s FREE! Any additional donations go to the kids.
Get your tickets HERE. Limited spots first come first served.
http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?llr=ekuutlxab&oeidk=a07efoa4pfc424a9fc9
Ladies Night This Thursday July 24th@6pm

Join us at Swansons Nursery for a fun summer evening starting at 6pm and lasting til…to support the important work that Teen Feed is doing in our community! Ladies’ Night out is an annual tradition, with visiting artisans, fun activities, live music, wine and delicious snacks in the garden with good folks – all for a good cause. Everyone 21 and identifying as female is welcome. Use the TEENFEED code for your 20% off supporter discount HERE to register.
Teen Feed Benefits: Andy Coe Band and “Thankful Dead” this Friday Nov 24@ Nectar
Join us for the 2nd Annual “Thankful Dead” event at Nectar in Fremont (412 N 36th St @8pm) this Friday November 25th. The two-night Grateful Dead tribute presented by Nectar and PB&J Benefits Teen Feed and the youth we serve. Join our volunteers at the Teen Feed table for information.
We are incredibly grateful to have the talent and generosity of the Andy Coe Band, https://www.andycoeband.com.
Originally formed to pay tribute to guitar hero and folk legend Jerry Garcia, the Andy Coe Band has evolved into the liveliest psychedelic jam band to come out of the Pacific Northwest in years. Guitarist Andy Coe, with Gary Palmer on keys, Chris Jones on bass, and Scott Goodwin on drums, deliver stellar improvisational tunes in mystical proportions.
Travel With Us in 2018 – Give to Youth

In every backpack on every outreach team – Teen Feed provides basic needs, builds strong relationships, and allies with homeless youth as they meet their future off the streets. This work is only made possible by the generous donations of time and money from people like you! CLICK HERE TO MAKE YOUR donation online today or go to http://www.teenfeed.org/donate. Share with others who care. We’re making a difference – together, in halting homelessness in the future by preventing it now.
If your budget allows, please consider making a reoccurring gift each month to help us sustain our programming all year long! You will be provided this option on our donation page.
Your donation is greatly appreciated and fully deductible as a charitable contribution. Teen Feed is a tax-exempt 501 (c) (3) organization (EIN 94-3034862).
Teen Feed Annual Holiday Bash set for Tuesday December 4th – Gift Cards for Youth
On December 4th from 6-8pm Teen Feed and UDSPA welcomes our youth community. Our annual holiday “Festivus” bash honors multiple cultures by gathering together. Eat Yummy Food and a enjoy a Live Band at our University Congregational meal site provided by Blue Ribbon Cooking.
Seattle University District Partners, do you want to help or attend? Come and welcome. Youth, do you have a special wish or basic need request? Sign up ahead with your case manager and have them tell Teen Feed- $30 value. All Trained Advocates and Ally mentors are welcome.
Seattle community, do you want to sponsor a youth request? Donate and specify “Gift Card” on your donation here and the dollars go directly into the hands of the young people who need the gloves, socks, raincoats and hand warmers in our Seattle weather: www.teenfeed.org/donate. OR Inquire at info@teenfeed.org to donate basic needs, gift cards or housing support – (Thanks, The Secret Diversity Santa)
It’s Our Birthday! Donate $30 for 30 Years of Service to Youth

This month, Teen Feed celebrates 30 Years of providing basic needs, building strong relationships, and allying with homeless youth as they meet their future off the streets. This work is only made possible by the generous donations of time and money from people like you! Join us in celebrating 30 Years of Teen Feed by making a simple gift of $30! Your gift will help to provide 6 hot, nutritious meals for homeless youth this fall. At our meal program, young people will also connect with specially trained advocates and support staff to access the resources and services they need, such as housing, health care, and other basic needs.
Your donation can be made online today. Share with others who care. We’re making a difference – together, in halting homelessness in the future by preventing it now.
If your budget allows, please consider making a reoccurring gift each month to help us sustain our programming all year long! You will be provided this option on our donation page.
Your donation is greatly appreciated and fully deductible as a charitable contribution. Teen Feed is a tax-exempt 501 (c) (3) organization (EIN 94-3034862).
Ladies Night Thursday July 20 at Swansons

Don’t miss the 4th Annual Summer Nights “Ladies Night Out” at Swansons Nursery this July 20th 6-9pm.
Join us for an evening all about the ladies (intrepid gentlemen welcome to attend)! Enjoy passed appetizers and wine while shopping and socializing. Plus, live music, local artisans, and activities to benefit the great work Teen Feed does in our community. All TICKET SALES (just $15 and includes the first glass) go to benefit the homeless youth served at Teen Feed. Thanks to our community! Need one or 10? Invite the office (and shh..lets just keep this between us).
Need more info on directions or our friends at Swansons? CLICK HERE for their homepage.
Starbucks Celebrates MLK Day with Teen Feed – The Basic Needs January 2017 List

It’s been a cold and challenging winter, and it’s even tougher to start 2017 sleeping outside for our homeless youth. This year Martin Luther King Jr Day marks the kickoff of Starbucks Coffee Office Basic Needs Drive collecting sleeping bags, camp gear, wool items, toiletries and healthy snacks at the Utah Avenue Support Center to benefit Teen Feed. The monthly Starbucks volunteer meal team also joins us for a deep-clean of our host kitchens in the University District.
As youth make their way off the streets, our community travels with us. These items fill outreach backpacks, promote self care and keep them warm and dry. Below are a few items that are running low or that youth have specifically requested. (Thanks Starbucks!) Want to start your own office drive? Check out this page.
Basic Needs Items for Youth – REQUESTS FROM THE KIDS
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2017
Click Here for our Basic Needs Amazon Smile Wishlist
Food Items that go into our Outreach Team Backpacks
Costco bulk Granola Bars
Nuts and High Protein Snacks
Instant Oatmeal Packets
Hot Cocoa
Camping Gear:
Waterproof tents and tarps
Sleeping Bags
Disposable hand warmers
Backpacks (gently used ok)
Batteries – AA, AAA
Travel-sized sewing kits
Flashlights
Journals
Wool Items and Gently Used Clothing:
New Socks – all sizes, wool please (warm when wet)
Gloves, hats, scarves
Hooded sweatshirts (L to XXXL, dark colors)
Warm coats
New underwear/boxers
Bras – all sizes
Toiletries
Travel Sized toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner
Combs and brushes
Full-sized Toothbrushes
Deodorant
Razors
Dental Floss
Hand Sanitizer
Tampons & pads
African American hair-care products
(1) Give an item or monetary donation. Starbucks will match your volunteerism time or double the impact of your dollars by filing for matching
(2) Promote the drive on your social media with co-workers and friends
(3) Feel great about changing lives
Starbucks partners contact Jeff Ronnefeldt at the Starbucks Support Center for questions about the drive or opportunities to volunteer/join the monthly Starbucks Partner Meal Team. (Everyone else: To start an office drive in your own office or community group contact Janine at Teen Feed or check out this page for details and handouts.) Promote volunteerism opportunities for co-workers and friends.
Teen Feed Benefits – Rotary Discovery Wine and Food Truck Event This Saturday March 18 – Thanks Edrington and Kaffeeklatsche
Travel with us. Every backpack team changes lives. You can too. Join us 5pm to 9pm Saturday and
follow hashtag #DebutsAndDiscoveries. University Sunrise Rotary sponsors the latest local beverage creations at historic Sandpoint Naval Air Station Hangar 30 in Magnuson Park to benefit Teen Feed youth. Enjoy hot bites from the newest local food trucks. Purchase bottles of the beverages that you like best.
Get tickets and directions HERE. Visit the Event Facebook site HERE.
Visit the chosen charity booth for TEEN FEED sponsored by Edrington’s International Giving More Fund and get your amazing free fresh (and so yummy) pretzel knots from local German baker Kaffeeklatsch Seattle. Any Questions? Write to info@teenfeed.org. We will see you there!