Supporting Bellevue Children and Families
Bellevue LifeSpring envisions a Bellevue where the basic needs of all children are met so they can focus in the classroom, succeed in their education, and thrive.
Invest in our mission
Urgent! Ensure no Bellevue child goes hungry.
With federal SNAP (food stamp) benefits being paused, thousands of Bellevue children are now at risk of experiencing hunger. More than 25% of students in Bellevue, 4,750 in total, qualify for SNAP benefits.
What we do




Why we do it
Every school in the Bellevue School District has students experiencing food insecurity
4,702
Bellevue children are facing hunger
708
Bellevue children are experiencing homelessness
- Ardmore Elementary- 140 Students 
- Bellevue High School- 238 Students 
- Bennett Elementary- 33 Students 
- Big Picture (6-8) & (9-12)- 60 Students 
- Cherry Crest Elementary- 18 Students 
- Chinook Middle School- 172 Students 
- Clyde Hill Elementary- 118 Students 
- Eastgate Elementary- 38 Students 
- Enatai Elementary- 81 Students 
- Highland Middle School- 358 Students 
- Interlake High School- 394 Students 
- International (6-8) & (9-12)- 47 Students 
- Jing Mei Elementary- 38 Students 
- Lake Hills Elementary- 241 Students 
- Medina Elementary- 14 Students 
- Newport High School- 260 Students 
- Newport Hts Elementary- 96 Students 
- Odle Middle School- 152 Students 
- Phantom Lake Elementary- 108 Students 
- Puesta del Sol Elementary- 76 Students 
- Sammamish High School- 514 Students 
- Sherwood Forest Elementary School- 197 Students 
- Somerset Elementary- 41 Students 
- Spiritridge Elementary- 99 Students 
- Stevenson Elementary School- 268 Students 
- Tillicum Middle School- 127 Students 
- Tyee Middle School- 137 Students 
- Wilburton Elementary- 92 Students 
- Woodridge Elementary- 85 Students 
MAP KEY
In-person family resource centers
Impact
Bellevue LifeSpring aims to break the cycle of poverty for children and students in our community and provide them with the resources they need to reach stability.
Last Year's Impact
2,998
Kids received food during school breaks — preventing hunger and providing nourishment
1,332
Students received new school clothing so they could feel confident and self-assured like their peers.
576
Children from 300 families received rent assistance to provide stability and prevent homelessness.
163
Families received holiday food and gift support — making their season bright!
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