Food Resources

RTC offers this information as a resource. RTC is not responsible for the services or accuracy of information provided by agencies outside the college.​​​​​​​
We are striving to get you the most updated information, there may be times when we have not received the changes in a timely manner.  You may wish to contact these organizations directly.  ​​​​​​​
The RTC Drive Up Food Bank  has  food every week!  Please drive to Building C, or walk up to C-102 between 9am before 4pm  Monday to Thursday.  Receive  produce, shelf goods, diapers and more.​​​​​​​

In keeping with the physical distancing mandates, students will receive items by following these steps:

  1. Dial (425) 235-2353 ext. 5721 to schedule a pick up time
  2. Students will use the Food Pantry Photo Album to select items
  3. The LRCC representative will package those items while you remain outside of Building C
  4. The LRCC representative will bring items to you.

If you are looking to apply for food benefits than click on the website below SNAP. If you have question you can contact Taqwo Mohamoud via email: tmohamoud@rtc.edu. 

 

  • Drive up Free Groceries every Monday from 5:30-7:30PM at St. Matthews Lutheran Church: 1700 Edmonds Ave NE  Renton, WA 98056.  All are welcome.
  • Other Drive up locations : Free 22-25 pound box of food put in your car. Find a location here: https://foodlifeline.org/free-food-at-local-malls-this-week/

Pandemic Food Benefits

Because of the impact of the COVID pandemic, this summer, our state will help families with school children buy groceries. The benefit, Pandemic EBT (P-EBT), is available to families with children who are eligible for schools’ free or reduced-price meal programs. P-EBT benefits do not replace any child nutrition programs already offered, and families are encouraged to continue participating in grab-n-go meals or emergency food programs at their local schools and community locations.

Most families who already receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits, also known as SNAP or Basic Food, and whose children already receive free or reduced-price meals do not need to apply. The P-EBT benefits – a one-time  per eligible child in each household – will be automatically deposited onto existing EBT cards in early July.

Other families, including those whose children attend a school where meals are free for all students, will need to apply for free or reduced-price meals with their school district before June 30. Once approved by their school district, these families can apply for P-EBT online at Washingtonconnection.org before August 31 or the start of the 2020-2021 school year—whichever is later. Families who need to apply or who have other questions about P-EBT benefits can call the DSHS Customer Service Contact Center at 877-501-2233 on weekdays between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

 

ATTACHED IS THE FLYER:

Download pebt Flyer.pdf

Food-Related Precautions to take during COVID-19

Here is a YouTube video that explains the process of safe grocery shopping  during this time of COVIID-19: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjDuwc9KBps&feature=youtu.be Links to an external site.

 

Please share new resources with our team:

crista.shaw@rtc.edu

tmohamoud@rtc.edu

snelson@rtc.edu 

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