Clients glean (pick) food from fields and orchards and collect food and non-food items donated by stores, markets, and the Oregon Food Bank. The food is distributed as a supplemental food program through the participating efforts of its clients. Each family receives approximately 50 lbs. of food per week on average.

Provides a drive through and pickup of pre-packed food boxes with 3-4 days of food that include fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy, and dry goods depending on donations received. Unlimited visits per month. No home delivery available.

Provides a food pantry that includes fresh fruits, vegetables, bread, and various other food staples.

Provides a food pantry with both fresh and frozen produce, rice, pasta, and canned items.

Provides shopping-style emergency food for clients in need. Possible food box delivery available for homebound seniors. Annual and monthly food box limits apply.

Provides shopping-style emergency food for clients in need. Possible food box delivery available for homebound seniors. Annual and monthly food box limits apply.

Provides a clothing closet and a shopping-style food pantry which provides a 3 day supply of food.

Provides a summer mobile food pantry that focuses on distributing produce and other fresh product from June to September.

Operated by the Clark County Food Bank. Offers a shopping-style food pantry with fresh produce, grains, dairy, and other food items.

Provides a mobile fresh produce pantry.

Provides culturally specific food boxes including fresh produce, dried and canned goods, with a focus on Latinx community members.

Provides a 3-5 day food supply twice a month to low-income individuals and families.

Provides emergency food boxes, seasonal produce, and a clothing closet to low-income individuals and families.

Provides a shopping-style food pantry offering a 3-5 day supply of fresh vegetables and perishable and non-perishable items.

Allows people to double SNAP dollars to spend on fresh produce at participating farmers markets, CSAs (community-supported agriculture), farm stands, and grocery stores.

If you receive cash benefits onto your Oregon Trail card rather than SNAP (food) benefits, you are eligible to participate in the Produce Match program. This program allows people to double SNAP cash dollars to spend on fresh produce at participating farmers markets.

Provides emergency food boxes once per month. USDA foods are available on a rotating basis and may not be the same at all locations. Recipients usually will find a variety of vegetables, fruit, pasta, and protein.

Shopping-style food pantry. Families can choose nutritious foods to meet their needs and preferences.

Emergency Food Boxes are available including dry foods, fresh produce, dairy and meat. On average 40 pounds of food will be provided by appointment only.

Emergency food boxes provided weekly to people with a self-declared need. Bread and pastries available weekly. Clothing closet and personal items available weekly. Provides a community garden that is open to the public to pick produce.

Provides food to individuals and families in a shopping style pantry. Items that may be available include meats (frozen and canned), vegetables and fruits (fresh, frozen, and canned), fresh bread, eggs, and a variety of dry goods. Individuals and families may complete a full shop of the pantry once a month, receiving a 3-5 day food supply.

The Community Garden is open to everyone during the months of June-October. Individuals may help themselves to produce and are encouraged to participate in gardening.

Mobile pantry offering food and fresh produce once per month.

Provides both fresh and canned food items. Part of the Clatsop Community Action Regional Food Bank network.

Provides daily meals, fresh produce, bread, and milk. Offers clothing, blankets, personal hygiene products, and pet food.

Offers a food pantry, senior commodity boxes, fresh produce and emergency food boxes.

Provides homemade meals, typically lasagna, to those in need. Also offers volunteer opportunities.

Provides a shopping-style food pantry including meats, dairy, baked goods, produce, and perishable items. Additional fresh food is available as part of the Fresh Alliance program twice a month.

Members glean food from fields and orchards and collect both food and non-food items donated by stores and markets. The food is distributed weekly through the participating efforts of its members. Incontinence supplies are available. Firewood for heating fuel is often available.

Accepting donations of hygiene products such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, soap, and body wash.

Provides food boxes with 3-5 day supply of food twice per month for people in need. Recipients can also access weekly produce and bread.

Shopping-style pantry with food staples, meat, and fresh produce to last 3-5 days.

Provides emergency food boxes with a 3-5 day supply of shelf-stable food (bakery items, produce, dairy, and meat).

Commodities distribution program that provides emergency food boxes containing a 3-day supply of food once per month per household. Food is available on a rotating basis and may not be the same at all USDA locations. Recipients usually receive a variety of vegetables, fruit, pasta, and protein. Households can get bread and produce every day the pantry is open (usually includes rice, beans, oats, and pasta). Offers information and referral to other community resources. Clothing, small appliances, and dishes are sometimes available, depending on donations received.

Accepts donations of clothing and small household and kitchen items. No pickup service is available. Cannot accept donations of furniture or large appliances, but will post them on bulletin board. Volunteer opportunities available.

Provides a community grab and go meal, staffed by volunteers, for anyone in need. Also provides bread and nonperishable items, such as peanut butter, pasta, beans, canned fruit and vegetables, boxed milk, Mac and Cheese, and spaghetti sauce.

Provides a community grab and go meal, staffed by volunteers, for anyone in need. Also provides bread and nonperishable items, such as peanut butter, pasta, beans, canned fruit and vegetables, boxed milk, Mac and Cheese, and spaghetti sauce.

Provides fresh produce to low income individuals and families.

Provides a directory to Farmers Markets that offer fresh grown fruits, vegetables, meats, fish, dairy, herbs, flowers, food, and craft items.

Free Food Markets offer a free, nutritious supply of fresh produce and pantry staples to low-income individuals and families. Each household receives approximately 45 pounds of healthy food (primarily produce, as well as staples like eggs, beans, whole grains, milk, and vegetable oil). Free Food Market operates in locations across the Portland metro area, usually run in partnership with non-profit and community-led organizations.

Provides emergency food boxes once per month. Gleaning program distributes gleaned surplus food weekly. Provides a children's clothing closet. Also offers a community garden and gardening instruction to community members. Donations and volunteers kindly welcomed.

Provides a food pantry twice a month. Offers fresh fruit, vegetables, bread, and other perishable and non-perishable items.

Emergency food box: Individuals and families in need may pick up a food box up to 12 times per year. Visits must be 30 days apart.
Free Food Market Day: provides fresh produce and pantry staples once per month.

Provides fresh food boxes including meat, vegetables, dairy items,bread, baby food and formula. Pet food is regularly available in the pantry. Limited monthly Senior Home Deliveries provided by volunteers for homebound seniors age 62 and older. Also provides TriMet bus fares.

The Community Garden is available to low-income families to raise their own vegetables. Water, greenhouse space, and gardening classes are provided. Gardeners give back by giving 10% of their harvest to the pantry.

Offers a 3-5 day supply of various foods, based on household size, including meat, produce, dairy, bakery items, and canned and boxed staples.

Provides an emergency food box to individuals and families in need once per month. Each food box contains enough food for each family member to eat 3 meals per day for 3-4 days. Clients may obtain fresh bread and produce weekly in addition to their monthly food box.

Carmen's Closet provides clothing, hygiene items, and small household goods.

Weekly food pantry where community members are offered several food choices, including dairy, protein, and produce in fresh, canned, boxed, and frozen items. The food pantry is shopping-style, and a staff member guides clients through the pantry to select the items they prefer. If available, provides personal hygiene supplies.

Provides a weekly food pantry and monthly free food market to those in need.

Provides food boxes. Home deliveries may be arranged for older adults, homebound individuals, and families without transportation once per month. Personal care items may be available as funding allows. Donations of food are accepted

Provides dry food boxes, surplus produce, and perishable items.