Partner Resources
Howdy, partners! Below you can find our campaign resources, and a collection of resources developed by our local government and community partners to help you promote the Use Food Well Campaign and beyond. If you would like your resources featured on this page, please email
FoodCenter@ecy.wa.gov.
Resource Library
- Use Food Well – Marketing Plan
- Use Food Well – Research Survey and Qualitative Study
- Use Food Well – Partner Toolkit
- Use Food Well – Brand Guide
- Use Food Well – Assets for ads (zip file)
- Meal Planning Guide
- Shop Smart Guide
- Food Storage Guide
- Use Food Well– Horizontal :30 Video Ad
- Use Food Well– Vertical :30 Video Ad
- Benton County Home Food Preservation
- Clark County Public Health Share Table Guidelines
- Clark County Green Schools Share Table Training Video – English
- Clark County Green Schools Share Table Training Video – Spanish
- Clark County Composter Recycler Program
- Grant County Food Preservation and Safety
- Kittitas County Trauma Informed Nutrition
- King County Food: Too Good to Waste Program
- King County Edible Food Donation Guide
- King County Re+ Grants
- King County Commercial Organics Resource
- King County Compost Right
- Pierce County Food Waste Reduction Guide
- Pierce County Free Meal Planning Notepad Request Form
- Pierce County Food Storage Guide – English
- Pierce County Food Storage Guide – Spanish
- Pierce County Beyond The Plate Video
- Pierce County Food Bank Locator
- Seattle Public Utilities Food Rescue Innovation
- Seattle Public Utilities Love Food, Stop Waste Program
- Seattle Public Utilities Food Rescue Grants
- City of Spokane Recycling Services
- Spokane County Yard/Food Waste Guide
- Spokane County Master Composter/Recycler Program
- 2nd Harvest
- Food Lifeline
- Northwest Harvest
- Sustainable Connections
- AmpleHarvest.org
- Emergency Food Network
- Feeding America’s Food Lifeline
- Feeding Washington
- Northwest Harvest
- Second Harvest
- Focus on Food Donation – Washington Department of Ecology
- Further with Food – EPA and U.S. Department of Agriculture
- Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) Food rescue webpage
- Food Recovery Network (for college students)