Teen Feed’s Annual Luncheon – Directions, Parking, Maps and more!
We look forward to seeing you at Teen Feed’s Annual Luncheon on Thursday, October 9th at University of Washington HUB’s North Ballroom! Teen Feed volunteers will be in University of Washington’s Red Square to welcome you and provide assistance finding your way. Click here for a map of how to access the Teen Feed luncheon […]
5 BIG Reasons to GiveBIG to Teen Feed!
GIVEBIG DAY IS HERE! The gift you make in support of Teen Feed on May 6th, from midnight to midnight, will be MATCHED by Seattle Foundation’s generous donor pool, maximizing support for youth in need! CLICK HERE Here are *5 BIG REASONS* to make a GiveBIG gift to Teen Feed and meet the immediate needs […]
Open Position: SLY Support Coordinator
Teen Feed is looking for an experienced Support Coordinator to join our committed team to provide structured support to homeless and street-involved youth and young adults to help them make positive choices, address barriers to stability, and transition to a life off the streets. Service Links for Youth (SLY) Support Coordinator Job Description Essential Duties […]
KEXP Basic Needs Drive Party a Success!
KEXP hosted the first ever Basic Needs Drive Party from 10am-6pm on Friday, November 15th to benefit homeless young people in our community! The purpose of the event was twofold – to collect donations of basic needs items for young people in need, and to enroll young people in healthcare benefits. KEXP’s Basic Needs Drive […]
Teen Feed to provide access to healthcare for youth in need!
The Washington Health Benefit Exchange today announced the selection of Teen Feed to perform community outreach as part of a broader marketing and communications effort for Washington Healthplanfinder. Washington Healthplanfinder is a new way for people to find, compare and enroll in health insurance in Washington and gain access to free or low-cost health coverage. […]
Share Your Perspective on the Seattle Police Department
Do you remember First Nation Wood Carver, John T. Williams? He was an unarmed community member, shot and killed by a Seattle Police officer in 2010. This incident, along with several other serious incidents involving police and people of color ignited public concern about excessive use of force and bias in the Seattle Police Department. […]