This document summarizes information about the Hope Link Northshore Center food bank located in Bothell, Washington. It provides nutrition food and services to over 550 households each year. The food bank receives funding from various federal, state, and local government programs as well as private donations. It aims to provide a variety of nutritious foods, accommodate dietary restrictions, and offer culturally appropriate options based on the ethnic diversity of its clients.

1. Nutrition and food bank Hope link Northshore Center 18220 96th Avenue NE Bothell, WA 98011 425 485-6521

2. Hope link Non-Profit organization Establish in 1971 Funded by federal program (FEMA, EFAD) state, country programs and private donation In 2009, Hopelink feed 550 households

3. Research Topics Does the food bank provide a variety of nutrition food? Does the food bank provide the food for people who has dietary restriction? Does the food bank provide food base on ethnicity?

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6. Does the food bank provide a variety of nutrition food?

7. ProvidingVariety of Nutrition Groceries store: QFC, Safeway, Pick up: Volunteer Donation Buying

8. Does the food bank provide the food for people who has dietary restriction?

9. Providing specific food for diabetes Low sugar Low Carb

10. Does the food bank provide food base on ethnicity?

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12. Providing Variety of Food Nutrient Rice, wheat, bread, pita etc. Carbohydrate Meat, milk, legumes, tofu etc Protein

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