Renton Food & Clothing Bank
Food Bank
We're all feeling the pinch of rising costs for fuel and food. Some families have to
make tough choices between things like paying the rent, covering the utility bill and
feeding the kids. These are the kinds of stresses that can push a family to the
brink—and in the worst cases into homelessness. Troops can help. Buy a bag of
groceries and bring it to the next leader meeting. All donations will be taken to the
Renton food bank. For more information visit this FOOD BANK link.
Here are some ideas:
Pasta
Rice
Red beans, black beans, lentils, refried beans (canned or dry)
Canned tuna fish
Peanut butter
Canned fruits and vegetables
Canned soup
Infant formula (Enfamil preferred)
Baby food (no glass containers)
Macaroni and cheese
make tough choices between things like paying the rent, covering the utility bill and
feeding the kids. These are the kinds of stresses that can push a family to the
brink—and in the worst cases into homelessness. Troops can help. Buy a bag of
groceries and bring it to the next leader meeting. All donations will be taken to the
Renton food bank. For more information visit this FOOD BANK link.
Here are some ideas:
Pasta
Rice
Red beans, black beans, lentils, refried beans (canned or dry)
Canned tuna fish
Peanut butter
Canned fruits and vegetables
Canned soup
Infant formula (Enfamil preferred)
Baby food (no glass containers)
Macaroni and cheese
Clothing Bank
Anyone from our community with a referral to show need, can get free clothes.
Annually, more than 3,000 children and their families depend on the Renton Clothes
Bank. All new or gently used clothing is needed coats, jackets, shirts, pants, shoes
for men, women and children.
Want more information? Visit this CLOTING BANK link.
