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Give a Meal

During Seattle Restaurant Week, diners have the opportunity to provide free meals to communities in need.

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Give a Meal During Seattle Restaurant Week

When there's room at the table for everyone, it's more than just a meal.

During Seattle Restaurant Week, diners have the opportunity to provide free meals to communities in need, either through support of Good Food Kitchens or other community kitchens. Participating businesses are offering an option for diners to donate from their menu or will donate proceeds from an item on their menu.

This holiday season, we invite you to extend your table with a gift of a free meal to those in our community. We welcome your support through a donation to Good Food Kitchens, ensuring restaurants who are providing weekly nourishing meals can securely continue their work through the season and beyond.

To find businesses participating in Give a Meal, read our Guide below, head to the Directory and search for ‘Give A Meal’ from the ‘Values’ drop-down menu, and keep your eye out for the Give a Meal badge on restaurant profiles. We hope you’ll consider supporting this effort to make delicious, high-quality food available to those who need it!

About Good Food Kitchens

Good Food Kitchens provides funds and resources to independent restaurants and catering partners preparing free nourishing and culturally relevant meals for community members experiencing food insecurity through their relationships with trusted community-based organizations, while sourcing from local farms and producers. Learn more at goodfoodkitchens.org.

Good Food Kitchens is a food assistance, economic development, and local food resilience program of Seattle Good Business Network

Good Food Kitchens is an initiative of the Good Food Economy program, which connects food businesses and organizations serving Puget Sound to strengthen the local food pipeline and build a resilient, sustainable, and just local food economy.