History
Incorporated in 1992 as a private non-profit, the Washington Food Coalition (WFC) is the result of a merger between the Western Washington Food Coalition and eastern Washington’s Northwest Regional Food Network. The first Executive Director was hired in 1997. Members of the WFC range from large, multi-service agencies and distribution warehouses, to meal programs and small volunteer-operated food banks in both urban and rural communities. The Collective Voice
of Emergency Food ProvidersWFC serves as the collective voice of more than 300 emergency food providers from across the state, from
Walla Walla
to
Spokane
to
Moses
Lake
to
Bellingham
to
Seattle
to
Vancouver
and just about everywhere in between.
Washington Food Coalition members represent 14 districts covering all of Washington State. Below is a map indicating those districts.
WFC’s partners include:
More information on our partners may
be found on our Resources page | 
