At Miracles Foodbank & Outreach, our goal is to serve our community by meeting their practical needs regardless of the cost.
While we open our doors for about two hours every Monday and Thursday night, our service doesn't stop there.
Here's a testimony we've received from the City of Seattle about a family Miracles Food Bank was able to help after hours.
A family calling for diapers on the afternoon of Tuesday, April 24 for her four disabled children ranging in ages from 3 years of age – 6 receives food as well. Initially assisted with rental assistance through advocacy work by TLS housing program specialists, the family was able
to move into an apartment in Renton. Unfortunately, the husband, according to the spouse was disabled also and that they have exhausted their financial resources for bus fare when they moved.
TLS food program specialist made a call to an organization seeking assistance. The food bank would be able to consider the request the following day and the family asked for a couple of diapers for the evening.
After calling a couple of possible organizations close by, the program specialist called Miracles Food Bank. That day was not a food distribution day and the food bank was closed, however, the director, Cheryl Johnson was in the area and even before completing the request, she was happy to make the diaper delivery and asked if the family needed food and other small household items.
Cheryl made the food and diaper delivery that evening and TLS program specialist received a call Wednesday morning from an extremely appreciative and grateful mom for assisting her.
While we open our doors for about two hours every Monday and Thursday night, our service doesn't stop there.
Here's a testimony we've received from the City of Seattle about a family Miracles Food Bank was able to help after hours.
A family calling for diapers on the afternoon of Tuesday, April 24 for her four disabled children ranging in ages from 3 years of age – 6 receives food as well. Initially assisted with rental assistance through advocacy work by TLS housing program specialists, the family was able
to move into an apartment in Renton. Unfortunately, the husband, according to the spouse was disabled also and that they have exhausted their financial resources for bus fare when they moved.
TLS food program specialist made a call to an organization seeking assistance. The food bank would be able to consider the request the following day and the family asked for a couple of diapers for the evening.
After calling a couple of possible organizations close by, the program specialist called Miracles Food Bank. That day was not a food distribution day and the food bank was closed, however, the director, Cheryl Johnson was in the area and even before completing the request, she was happy to make the diaper delivery and asked if the family needed food and other small household items.
Cheryl made the food and diaper delivery that evening and TLS program specialist received a call Wednesday morning from an extremely appreciative and grateful mom for assisting her.
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