For nearly 60 years, Helpline House has been here for Bainbridge Island — and now, we’re opening the doors to our NEW Helpline House — designed to better serve our community with food, support, and care for neighbors in need.
Need food, housing help, or someone to talk to? Helpline House is now open at our new location — and still here to help. We provide food bank access, housing and utility support, counseling, and resource navigation for Bainbridge Island neighbors. Our food bank is open to any Washington State resident — you do not need to live on Bainbridge Island to access services. Call us or start here — we’ll help you figure out the next step.
Whether you need food, financial assistance, counseling, or simply information about resources, we’re here for you.
Groceries and essentials. Walk in during open hours—no appointment needed.
Help with housing, utilities, counseling, scholarships and resources.
This is what a circle of giving and receiving looks like. A grocery cart filled. A rent bill covered. A person heard and supported. When neighbors stand with neighbors, everyday crises don’t have to become long-term setbacks.
From donations to volunteering, there are many ways to help. Choose the way that works best for you.
Invite your workplace, school, or community to collect food for the food bank.
Join our volunteer team. We have opportunities for individuals, families, and groups.
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Some of the people you’ll meet when you walk through our doors.
