
Community Dining & Nutrition
Northshore Senior Center addresses food insecurity and ensures older adults and community members have access to nutritious food through its Community Dining, Food Pantry, and Meals on Wheels programs. Community Dining offers hot lunches on weekdays (See Menu Here), providing both healthy meals and social connections, while the Food Pantry supplies free groceries to anyone in need at its Bothell and Kenmore locations. Click the link here to fill out our Online Food Pantry Form. Meals on Wheels delivers nutritious meals directly to their homes, helping them maintain independence and food security. Together, these programs reduce hunger, support health and well-being, and strengthen connections throughout the community.
Food Pantry
Northshore Senior Center's food pantries are open to anyone in need in the community, regardless of age, with locations in Bothell and Kenmore. No documentation is required to receive food, though we ask for some basic demographics at pick-up to help us better understand the needs in our community. Our pantries rely heavily on donations of shelf-stable food from community members; donations can be dropped off at our Bothell Senior Center any time. See our complete list of needed food items here.
Bothell
Please check our calendar for possible holiday closures, and visit our online food pantry order form here.
• Tuesdays and Saturdays, 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Kenmore
Please check our calendar for possible holiday closures.
• 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month, 12:30–2:30 p.m.
Meals on Wheels
Northshore Senior Center participates in the Meals on Wheels program, delivering ready-to-heat meals to local individuals who have difficulty leaving their homes. To learn more or register for services, contact Meals on Wheels directly.
• King County residents: 206-448-5767
• Snohomish County residents: 425-347-1229
