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Historic Washington Flooding: How you can help those impacted

Over the past three weeks, Washington has been drenched by several atmospheric …

Dec 2025

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Food Assistance Resources

If you’re looking for additional food resources for the 2025 – 2026 season, we …

Oct 2025

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How Transportation Access Impacts Poverty 

For people experiencing poverty, the road toward stability can be long, but on …

Jul 2024

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Summertime Food Insecurity 

The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that 28.5 million children across the United States rely on school-sponsored meals. In north and east King County alone, over 17,730 of these children depend on free or reduced-fee school meal programs according to the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. When school is out, these kids lose their primary source of daily nutrition. 

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A Heartfelt Message From Hopelink

Geoff worked within the Washington Community Action Network for his entire career, dedicating over 20 years to ending poverty in our region.

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Finding Your Way: Community Transportation Navigators break transit barriers

Community Transportation Navigators (CTNs) is a peer-to-peer outreach strategy that utilizes members within the community focusing on cultural competence and the reflection of shared lived experiences.

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Get to Know Stephanie Land: This year’s Luncheon guest speaker

With a fundraising goal of $1 million, Reaching Out Luncheon is the agency’s call to action for community members to support Hopelink’s reach across the region in addressing these expanding needs. 

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Hopelink Stories

Hopelink Stories

“I’m really proud of myself. I’m at a place financially where I’m not so tight on money that I need to use credit cards”

Staying on top of finances is just the tip of the iceberg in Ashley’s story

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Hopelink did so much for me, so volunteering at the Food Market was just my way of saying thank you. I want to help the way they helped me.

While participating in English for Work, Raouf began researching culinary arts courses

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I finally felt hopeful about starting to move forward with learning how to handle getting out of debt.

Cindy says she learned way more than just money management

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Choosing to smile no matter what, is how Violet chooses to live her life. Violet came to the US with her family seeking asylum from her native Tanzania.

How Violet found her strength

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We worried that in the future, there would be some problem with authorities. Right now, I am absolutely confident that our kids will be okay.

In Russia, our biggest concern was for our kids

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