Food Bank
Multi-Service Center offers supplemental and emergency food to individuals and families. MSC combats food security in several ways:
Food Bank Market
The Market at Redondo Heights Food Bank is located at 27614 Pacific Highway South in Federal Way and provides food distribution by appointment during the following days and times:
- Tuesdays 10am-4pm
- Wednesdays 12pm-6pm
- Thursdays 10am-4pm
Food distribution is by appointment only and your appointment will be the same day and time every week. Please do not arrive before your appointment time. If you have not visited our food bank previously or do not have an existing appointment time, you may fill out an application online to be connected to a team member to sign up for an appointment. Please note that completing an application does not provide an appointment time. You must complete the process by speaking with a team member.
If you are unable to make your appointment time, please call or email at least two hours prior. If you miss three appointments in a row without notification, you will lose your appointment slot, but can reapply for another.
Please bring a bag with you for food. No boxes will be provided
Home Delivery Program
In partnership with United Way of King County and Amazon Flex, MSC offers a home delivery program. Clients who are not able to make it to the in-person Food Bank Market may sign up for home delivery through the United Way of King County through the methods below. *Please note there is a waiting list for this program.*
- Online: https://www.uwkc.org/need-help/food-delivery/
- Request by email: [email protected]
- Request by phone: 253-237-2019
Food Bridge
The Food Bridge program brings a mini version of our Food Bank Market to local senior living facilities allowing residents to choose from available options to create meals for themselves without having to travel out of their own complex. If you are interested in learning more about how to bring Food Bridge to your senior living facility, please contact our Food Bank Director by email or call 253-838-6810, ext. 175.
Donations of Food
Nearly 90% of our food is donated through individuals, local grocers, and restaurants, Northwest Harvest, and the Grocery Rescue (a Food Lifeline program). Food bank volunteers pick up produce and frozen meat and other foods from area grocery stores each week. Volunteers receive special training to handle the frozen food properly so it does not thaw or spoil before it can be distributed to food bank patrons. MSC accepts donations from the general public of unexpired food, including homegrown produce, as well as hygiene products, baby diapers, wipes, and formula, adult diapers, and pet food. Donations may be dropped off Monday through Friday (except holidays) between 9am-4pm at our Redondo Heights Food Bank Market located at 27614 Pacific Highway South in Federal Way. We are unable to accept donations of medicine/supplements, furniture, clothing, or prepared/cooked food.
Driving Directions and Parking at The Market at Redondo Heights Food Bank
The Market at Redondo Heights is located at 27614 Pacific Hwy S Federal Way, WA 98003.
Directions from MSC’s former food bank location: From MSC turn left onto S. 336th St. Turn left on to Pacific Hwy S. Follow Pacific Hwy S. north for about 4 miles. Market at Redondo Heights will be on your right.
Limited parking is available in the lot adjacent to the food bank, additional ample parking available at the Park & Ride. Please do not park in resident parking.
Download PDF maps from our former location with parking options:
RH Directions – Dari
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