Who We Are
In the 1970s, the visionaries who restored the Pike Place Market embraced the senior citizens living downtown and mandated the inclusion of low-income housing to preserve the essential character of the Market.
The Pike Market Senior Center was born out of this community's need for a place to gather and socialize. Since then, about 1,500 seniors visit each year for free meals, healthy activities, and access to skilled social workers.
The Pike Market Food Bank (originally known as Downtown Food Bank) joined with the Senior Center in 1981 and provides free groceries to anyone in need.
What We Do
In Downtown Seattle, the Pike Market Senior Center strives to make each day better and safer for older adults; the Pike Market Food Bank serves people of all ages who face hunger. Together, we provide services, activities, and support to promote healthier, more self-sufficient, and fulfilling lives.
Details
| (206) 626-6462 | |
| volunteers@pmsc-dtfb.org | |
| Tahtiana Castillo-Garcia | |
| Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator and Assistant Manager | |
| https://www.pmsc-fb.org/ |
