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South End Guides | Mutual Aid Groups in Seattle | South Seattle Emerald
by Amanda Ong
This guide was originally published on June 7, 2023. In the spirit of Giving Tuesday, we’re revisiting insightful resources like this one that illuminate the power of community giving and the essence of mutual aid in transforming lives. The South End’s mutual aid groups, highlighted in this guide, serve as a vital lifeline in our community, offering direct support and resources to those in need — a testament to the strength and compassion that flourish in our community when we support each other.
Need help with food, clothing, or other essentials, or want to give directly to our South End neighbors? South Seattle has a number of wonderful mutual aid groups that help sustain and support our communities. Mutual aid is a practice of direct community and resource sharing to help meet each other’s needs — typically without ties to nonprofits or other organizations. Instead of charity, mutual aid operates in solidarity, recognizing that our health and well-being are bound up in collective care.
Sounds great, but how do you find these mutual aid groups?
Most groups have an Instagram or Facebook account, but it’s hard to know where to look if you don’t know what you’re searching for. The goal of this guide is to make that a little easier. If you’re looking for anything, from clothes to food to toiletries, diapers, and baby formula, you can find it through these groups. Looking for ways to help? You can find that here too!
Listed below are some of the South End’s mutual aid groups, how to contact them, and what they most need help with right now. For information about starting your own mutual aid group, check out this Mutual Aid 101 Toolkit.
Know of a group that should be on our list? Send us a tip at Community@SeattleEmerald.org.
This guide will be updated periodically, so check back for current info.
New this month: Temperatures are rising and wildfire season is already here. Low-income and unhoused communities typically need help with summer necessities, like box fans and sunscreen. Before donating, make sure to ask what items are most needed.
Updated to include: Super Familia King County, Seattle Food Not Bombs, From the Heart PNW, Homies Helping Homies, Shuttsie Love, and WashMasks.
Across Seattle
The first and only grassroots group in the United States led by unaccompanied and undocumented youth organizers, Super Familia King County is a mutual aid group organized to resist traditional social services that can endanger unaccompanied and undocumented youth. It aims to create community and support immigrant youth.
Seattle Community Fridge
Seattle Community Fridge is a mutual aid group based in fridges across Seattle stocked with food and other basic items for people to take as they need. Find all of its locations and food donation safety guidelines on its website. Its fridges are stocked with free food and non-perishable items.
- Location: Various
- Email: SeattleCommunityFridge@gmail.com
- Instagram: @Seattle CommunityFridge
- Venmo: @SeattleCommunityFridge
- Most in demand: Currently emphasizing donations of all types of menstrual products. Food, such as non-PB&J sandwiches, tofu, canned hearty meals like ravioli and chili, sweet treats, and soda.
- To donate: Check out the food safety guidelines before donating. Donate at any of its community fridges. To donate a fridge, contact Seattle Community Fridge here. To host a fridge, sign up here. For large-scale donations, please fill out this form.
- To volunteer: Check out its volunteer application and join its email list.
Central Seattle
A Will & A Way Mutual Aid
A Will & A Way is a non-hierarchical mutual aid collective that has outreach teams distributing in Capitol Hill every Wednesday at 7 p.m. The organization values being a true mutual aid collective rather than a charity, and as such, tries to connect with individuals in the neighborhood about specific needs rather than bulk supply. Right now, given the increase in sweeps, it is working on providing supplies like sleeping bags and tents.
- Instagram: @AWillAndAWaySEA
- Twitter: @AWillAndAWaySEA
- Cash App: $AWillAndAWayMA
- Venmo: AWillandAWayMA
- Most in demand: Tents, tarps, blankets, clothing, footwear, and cash.
- To donate: Message the collective through Instagram to arrange for donation.
Food Not Bombs is a global movement about sharing free food. While branches operate individually, each is dedicated to mutual aid over charity; uses horizontal decision making; is opposed to all forms of oppression, such as racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, etc.; is dedicated to nonviolence and promotion of veganism and vegetarianism; and is founded on the belief that food is a human right, not a privilege. It serves two weekly hot meals every Saturday and Sunday at 4:30 p.m. in Occidental Square in Pioneer Square, under the glass shelter.
CID
“The Eggrolls” Little Saigon Mutual Aid and ChuMinh Tofu
ChuMinh Tofu has been hosting free hot, vegan meals and distributing survival supplies each Sunday, 10:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., at 1043 S. Jackson St. in Little Saigon. Organizers known as “The Eggrolls” also organize free clothes, bags, toiletries, snacks, drinks, masks, and hand sanitizer along with the Sunday meal each week.
- Location: 1043 S. Jackson St.
- Email: TheEggrollCrew@gmail.com
- Facebook: ChuMinh Tofu and Vegan Deli
- Instagram: @ChuMinhTofu
- PayPal: TheEggrollCrew@gmail.com
- Venmo: @TheEggrolls
- Most in demand: Backpacks and bags with handles (from plastic grocery bags with handles to tote bags); good-condition sunglasses, brimmed hats, umbrellas, light-colored long-sleeved shirts; new and travel-sized or multi-pack chapstick, deodorant, sunscreen, and lotion; bandages; menstrual pads (not tampons); new socks; coolers of any size and kind.
- To donate: Donate items by emailing TheEggrollCrew@gmail.com to arrange for drop-off on Sunday mornings before 10:30 a.m.. Donate cash to its Paypal.
- To volunteer: It needs support on Saturday mornings to cut and prepare tofu and veggies from 9 to 11 a.m., and support each Sunday serving food, picking up trash, and distributing supplies.
CID Mutual Aid
The Seattle Chinatown-International District Mutual Aid (CID MA) team provides direct aid using a framework of anti-racism, anti-oppression, and cultural lens to bridge language, medical, and survival needs to residents living unsheltered in the CID. It has been providing rapid response since 2020 to residents during the COVID-19 pandemic, city sweeps, heat waves, smoke, and emergency response.
- Email: CIDMutualAid@gmail.com
- Instagram: @CIDMutualAidSeattle
- Twitter: @CIDMutualAid
- Cash App: $CIDMutualAid
- Most in demand: Tents, sleeping bags, tarps, heaters, hand warmers, wool socks, backpacks and winter coats. CID has a more specific list of items available through its Amazon wishlist.
- To donate: Contact the team to arrange for item donation. Please send monetary donations through its CashApp.
- To volunteer: Fill out CID Mutual Aid’s volunteer form.
South Seattle
Long Haul Kitchen
Long Haul Kitchen provides mutual aid for unsheltered and homeless folks in Georgetown and SODO. Volunteers are needed each Sunday to cook and deliver food.
(North) Beacon Hill Mutual Aid
This group provides supplies to homeless neighbors, including water in the summer, warming kits and propane for cooking in the winter, and also posts fundraisers for community members at risk of losing housing or unable to pay bills.
- Email: HOCSBeaconHill@gmail.com
- Instagram: @beaconhillma
- Twitter: @BeaconHillMA
- Patreon: www.patreon.com/BeaconHillMA
- CashApp: $HOCSBeaconHill2
- PayPal: HOCSBeaconHill@gmail.com
- To donate: Give directly to their PayPal, CashApp, or Patreon to help, or check their Instagram for more ways to help.
Beauty in Our Community
This group includes BIPOC and allying youth in South Seattle who are determined for change and passionate about mutual aid. They also help with Sunday distributions every week at ChuMinh Tofu in the CID, listed above.
- Email: 3eautyInOurCommunity@gmail.com
- Instagram: @BeautyInOurCommunity
- Most in demand: Nonperishable food, menstrual products, bags, tents, blankets, clothes like pants and T-shirts (made of long-lasting materials), and baby food and formula. The group is currently accepting gift cards.
- To donate: Email or contact the collective on Instagram for more information on donating items.
- To volunteer: Fill out the Beauty in Our Community Application to join this South Seattle youth collective, or volunteer with them at ChuMinh Tofu on Sundays.
For the People 206
For the People (FTP) is a grassroots, community-led, on-the-ground organization centered around community building. Its mission is to dismantle oppressive systems through compassion, companionship, love, and hot meals!
- Instagram: @FTP206
- CashApp: $FTP206
- Venmo: @FTP206
- Most in demand: Tents and sleeping bags.
- To donate: Contact FTP on Instagram for more information on donating items.
NORTH SEATTLE
Based out of Lake City, From the Heart PNW offers a weekly Thursday sack lunch and supplies from 12 to 3 p.m. at NE 125th St. and 30th Ave. NE, as well as a Pizza Party Saturday and Hot Breakfast Sundays from 12 to 3 p.m. at 1251 33rd Ave. NE. You can drop off supplies at the meals on Thursday, Saturday, or Sunday, or message over social media or email.
Homies Helping Homies distributes food, PPE, first-aid kits, and cold weather essentials in northwest Seattle. Donation needs vary as the weather changes, but cash donations are always accepted over Venmo or CashApp, and you can message the group on Instagram for more donation information.
- Instagram: @HomiesHelpingHomiesSeattle
- CashApp: $Homies4HomiesSeattle
- Venmo: @Homies4HomiesSeattle
- To donate: Donate through its Venmo or CashApp, or message the group on Instagram for item requests.
The Shuttsie Love Community Pantry, located on NE 38th and 110th St. in the Lake City/Meadowbrook area of Seattle, offers food, hygiene, and resources to neighbors facing food or living insecurity. Open 24/7 and celebrating its 2nd anniversary in June, it builds trust and safety through love and care. By nurturing each other, members hope for a more even playing field where everyone can prosper.
- Contact: Website Form
- Instagram: @Shuttsie_Love
- CashApp: $VShutts
- PayPal: PayPal.me/ShuttsieLove
- Venmo: @Shuttsie_Love_Pantry
- Most in demand: Anything someone can make with hot water, like oatmeal packets, ramen, and hot cocoa. Snacks, granola and fruit bars, sweets, canned fruits, fresh fruit, canned meats, drinks. It also has an Amazon wishlist.
- To donate: Drop-off at the pantry on NE 38th and 110th St.
- To volunteer: Message to arrange a day to come in and clean the fridge and pantry!
South and East King County
South King County and Eastside Covid19 Mutual Aid
South King County and Eastside Covid19 Mutual Aid (SKC&E) provides grocery and essential item delivery, resource mapping and pod mapping, and survivor support in South King County and the Eastside. Resource mapping and pod mapping are strategies it offers to connect individuals with the resources they need to support each other in the community. It needs support with buying and delivering groceries to families and individuals, administrative tasks and coordination, and monitoring its hotline. It offers support to pantries, pods, and other folks who want to start and grow the capacity of their mutual aid projects in this region.
- Email: Covid19MutualAidEastside@gmail.com
- Instagram: @SKC_E_Mutual_Aid
- Facebook: South King County & Eastside COVID/Coronavirus Mutual Aid Group
- CashApp: $MutualAidSKCE
- Patreon: Mutual Aid SKC&E Covid19
- Paypal: Covid19MutualAidEastside@gmail.com
- Venmo: @MutualAidSKCE
- Most in demand: New, unopened laundry detergent, dish soap, hand soap, and spray cleaners for bathrooms; toilet paper, paper towels, body soap, shampoo, and conditioner. Any shelf-stable pantry good (canned with pull-top lid preferred), bottled drinks, individually wrapped bars, instant noodles. Cash donation, with preference to small monthly donations via Patreon, as it sends out a newsletter with requests to Patreon members. You can also donate through its Venmo, CashApp, or Paypal, or see its Instagram for item requests.
- To volunteer: It is looking for volunteers who can drive families on the Eastside to Costco and take them grocery shopping. You will be compensated for the groceries. To volunteer, fill out its volunteer form or fill out this form to join a Mutual Aid Pod and share resources, or this form to join its upcoming series for Mutual Aid Survive Support Pods. You can also email to get involved; it has pods that need support making deliveries and fundraising each month!
BIPOC Food Sovereignty Pantry
The BIPOC Food Sovereignty Pantry is a collaborative effort by South King County and Eastside Covid19 Mutual Aid, Uprooted & Rising Seattle, and Queer The Land. These groups are “organizing community pantries in South King County. Our long term goal is to achieve food sovereignty. We will be buying products directly from local BIPOC farmers, as well as supplementing with what we aren’t able to buy from local farmers. Your monthly support ensures we can continue our community pantries and purchase produce directly from BIPOC farmers.” It is based out of Burien.
- Patreon: Covid19 Mutual Aid Pantries
- Venmo: @KCMutualAidPantries
- Most in demand: Monetary donations.
- To donate: Directly Venmo the group or use its Patreon.
Auburn Mutual Aid
Auburn Mutual Aid is a collective of neighbors who provide mutual aid support for BIPOC, undocumented, queer and trans, and low-income folks in Auburn. It runs weekly food pantry events, shares resources, and bills support for community members. Find more information, including dates and times, on its Instagram.
- Email: AuburnMutualAid@gmail.com
- Instagram: @AuburnMutualAid
- Twitter: @AuburnMutualAid
- CashApp: $AuburnMA
- Venmo: @AuburnMutualAid
- Most in demand: Financial donations for food pantry, bilingual children’s books, box fans, air vent filters, and DIY air purifiers.
- To donate: Arrange for donations through Instagram contact or email.
- To volunteer: Fill out its volunteer form to help organize distribution.
WashMasks is a mutual aid group specifically aimed at Washington farmworkers, and is created by artists and art educators in Seattle. As summer comes up, it will be doing heat stress prevention, advocacy, and civil rights for farmworkers. It has regular supply drives, and you can sign up as a volunteer to help collect and drive supplies to Yakima.
Editors’ Note: This article was updated on 06/08/2023 to correct Beacon Hill Mutual Aid’s CashApp handle.
Amanda Ong (she/her) is a Chinese American writer from California. She is currently a master’s candidate at the University of Washington Museology program and graduated from Columbia University in 2020 with degrees in creative writing and ethnicity and race studies.
📸 Featured Image: “The Eggrolls” are a group of volunteers working out of ChuMinh Tofu Deli who distribute free vegan meals and supplies every Sunday in the CID. (Photo: Yangbin Wu)
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The Seattle Seahawks will open training camp at the VMAC in less than a month, officially ushering in the first season under new coach Mike Macdonald.
In preparation for the new incoming season, we’ll be detailing every member of the Seahawks 90-man roster over the next several weeks, diving into scheme fits, exploring best and worst case scenarios and predicting what to expect from each player entering the 2024 campaign.
Added late in the offseason program as extra depth under center, can PJ Walker force his way onto Seattle’s roster as a third quarterback?
As a multi-year starter at Temple, Walker broke the school’s all-time passing record and guided the Owls to a 10-win season as a senior in 2016. Despite that success, however, he wasn’t drafted and signed with the Colts, bouncing on and off the practice squad during two seasons with the franchise before being selected by the Houston Roughnecks of the XFL. Starring in the new league, he led all players in passing yards and touchdowns before the COVID-19 pandemic ended the season prematurely. Following his success in the spring pro league, he reunited with former Temple coach Matt Rhule in Carolina, starting seven games in three seasons with the Panthers. Last season, he joined the Browns in early September after spending time in camp with the Bears and wound up starting two games in place of an injured Deshaun Watson.
Though undersized at 5-11, 214 pounds, Walker has above average athleticism that caters well to designed quarterback runs and the bootleg game in play action while having enough arm talent to be able to push the ball downfield some. He primarily played out of shotgun at the college level, which should make him a solid fit learning Ryan Grubb’s scheme as a third-string signal caller.
Leaning on his extensive starting experience, Walker quickly grasps Grubb’s offense and enjoys a stellar preseason with four touchdown passes and a rushing touchdown, leading to the Seahawks deciding to keep a third quarterback on the active roster to avoid him from being plucked up by another team off waivers.
Far from a polished passer despite starting nearly double digit games in the NFL, Walker struggles to complete passes during exhibition season with Smith and Howell clearly light years ahead of him, and the Seahawks decide to cut him in late August and pursue a replacement off waivers rather than retain him on the practice squad.
After trading for Howell in March, Walker wasn’t signed to compete for Seattle’s backup job, but he should receive a ton of playing time during preseason games with Smith unlikely to play much until the season opener. Now a grizzled veteran who has learned numerous offenses in multiple leagues, the 29-yard old has enough arm talent and athleticism to potentially light it up against third and fourth-string defenses in August, bolstering his stock for other teams who may be looking for an upgrade behind their starting quarterback.
Thanks to new rules implemented last year, it’s possible under such circumstances Walker could earn himself a third spot on the Seahawks active roster for emergency game day activations if necessary. At the same time, however, the organization has preferred keeping only two signal callers active over the years, and most likely, they will be hoping to keep him as an insurance policy on the practice squad in case Smith and/or Howell gets banged up during the season.
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11th in the West FC Dallas (20 points, 5-8-5) travel northwest to take on the 10th in the West Sounders of Seattle (22 points, 5-7-7) at Lumen Field. Kickoff is set for 9:30 pm CT.
Dallas is just 2 points back and Seattle boasts a 2-1-5 home record. They are as vulnerable as they have ever been.
BUT, and it’s a big BUT… Dallas is just 1-10-4 all-time at Seattle in MLS regular season play. The one time they came away with 3 points was back in 2011. Even draws are rare there.
A win in this one would be truly remarkable no matter what Seattle’s home record is.
Seattle is celebrating its Pride Match at this game, with various matchday activities taking place to honor the LGBTQ+ community.
Broadcast Info
TV: MLS Season Pass.
Apple TV English: Mark Rogondino, Heath Pearce
Apple TV Spanish: Alejandro Luna, Diego Arrioja
English Radio: 1190 am and the FC Dallas App. Owen Newkirk, Mark Dodd, and Steve Davis are on the call. Pregame at 9 pm with Sam Hale.
Spanish Radio: FC Dallas app with Carlos Alvarado and Jimmy Venegas.
MLS Injury/Player Availability Report
FC Dallas
OUT: Geovane Jesus (knee)
OUT: Paxton Pomykal (knee)
OUT: Alan Velasco (knee)
Seattle Sounders
QUESTIONABLE: Pedro de la Vega (Hamstring)
OUT: Jonathan Bell (Jamaica)
OUT: Alex Roldan (Head)
Discipline Report
Suspended
Asier Illarramendi – yellow cards.
Suspended on Next Yellow
DAL: Paul Arriola, Sebas Ibeagha
FCD Lineup Prediction
Interim Coach Peter Luccin has used three tactical shapes in two games. Heck, he used three in one game. We have to do some guesswork here. So instead of predicting 100% what he will do, I’m going to include some of what I want him to do.
First, I loved the 4-1-4-1 shape. I love how Asier Illarramendi sat in as a deep protective 6 and playmaker. I loved the 4 attackers under Musa. It led to greater possession, midfield control, and quality chance creation. I want to see that again.
But with Illarramendi out on yellow, Luccin will have to weigh his midfield and best decide how to compensate. Here’s my thinking, Sebastian Lletget stays in as one of the 4 across and Liam Fraser dops into the deep 6. Fraser is the most pure 6 and will give the back 4 protection. In that role he won’t need to get forward, he can stay home and keep it simple. Just find one of the 4 playmakers ahead of him.
I so want to predict Nolan Norris as the Illarra replacement, he’s the most similar in terms of passing and vision. But Norris is still just 19 and he’s been gone with the US U20 team for a couple of weeks and probably isn’t as dialed into whatever new concepts Luucin has been putting into place. I dream of a Norris start but assume it will be Fraser.
Reasonably, some more light rotation back in. Patrickson Delgado for Tsiki Ntsabeleng, Omar Gonzalez to give Sebas Ibeagha a rest, and a sort of rested Marco Farfan for Sam Junqua.
This gives FCD that quadruple threat out of midfield and the shape compresses into a 4-5-1 low block when required. And if you need a double pivot, Lletget can drop in next to Fraser and morph the shape into a 4-2-3-1, even in the run of play. One sub and it’s easily turned into 3-4-3.
Bench Prediction
Jimmy Maurer
Sebastien Ibeagha
Nolan Norris
Sam Junqua
Tsiki Ntsabeleng
Eugene Ansah
Ema Twumasi
Dante Sealy
Logan Farrington
MLS Kit Assignments
Officials
REFEREE: Malik Badawi
ASSISTANT REFEREES: Micheal Barwegen, Eduardo Jeff
4TH OFFICIAL: Elton Garcia
VAR: Jose Carlos Rivero, Peter Balciunas
More Game Info
- FCD record: 5-8-5 (20 points, 11th in West)
- SEA record: 5-7-7 (22 points, 10th in West)
- FCD vs. SEA all-time: 8-14-10 (33 goals scored, 47 goals conceded)
- FCD vs. SEA away: 1-10-4 (10 goals scored, 32 goals conceded)
FCD is 2-6-0 in games decided by one goal.
Dallas is 1-7-2 when conceding first.
15 of 24 FCD goals have been scored in the second half.
20 Dallas players have combined to miss 73 games.
Dallas has scored 19 goals in the past eleven games.
FC Dallas had a record of 0-4-1 when trailing at halftime.
Dallas is now 5-3-3 in its last seven matches across all competitions.
Dallas has one goal scored by a substitute. (Logan Farrington 06/19)
No FC Dallas player has been sent off during the current campaign with a straight red card.
Interim head coach Peter Luccin became FC Dallas’ first interim head coach to win his first two games in charge.
Maarten Paes ranks second overall in MLS in saves made with 80. Paes also ranks No. 7 in balls won (37).
Petar Musa has 8 goals on an xG of 6.08. (MLS calculated xG)
Stefan Frei is the only player in soccer history to win a USOC, MLS Cup, Supporters’ Shield, and CCL trophy
Seattle has won 8 trophies since 2009, the most in MLS in the span.
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