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Feeding families across the Eastside. One meal at a time.

Students run food drives and volunteer projects that support the food banks and farms our community already relies on.

Project Refill volunteers posing in front of the restored Chinook Farms greenhouse, January 2026

34 volunteers · Chinook Farms · January 2026

What we’ve accomplished so far.

Numbers from our first year: food drives closed, greenhouse built, community partners locked in.

843

Items collected

$1,842

Dollars raised

9

Community partners

34

Volunteers

174

Service hours

Happening now

Eastlake NHS × Project Refill Food Drive

We're collecting food for the Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank with Eastlake's National Honor Society. Anyone can give through the Amazon wishlist.

Student volunteers loading food into a car at Renaissance Middle School
Founders outside the Issaquah Food & Clothing Bank
Rebuilding the greenhouse frame
Project Refill donation box at TLC Montessori
Founders with 414 lbs of donated food on the scale
Volunteers on ladders
Team member at Moore Brothers Music donation box
Unloading food boxes at the food bank loading dock
Securing the greenhouse structure
Key Club food drive pickup
Box of collected food items on the food bank scale
Inside the greenhouse frame
Carrying food donations from the car
Volunteers eating pizza together at the farm after the greenhouse build
Volunteers inside the greenhouse
Walking across the farm grounds

Bigger food drives.
Stronger partnerships.

We're building on what worked in year one: more food drives, and closer work with the partners that make them possible.

Looking for our next partners

Schools, local businesses, and anyone who can host a donation box or help with a drive.

Partner with us

Get involved with Project Refill.

Volunteers power our food drives, help collect and sort donations, and connect us with new community partners. Let us know how you'd like to help.

“We started Project Refill because hunger should never be a barrier to opportunity. When students, farms, and neighbors show up together, hope travels faster than scarcity.”
Angad Kochar & Raj Sukumaran, Co-Founders