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The Oregon Food Bank is a nonprofit organization working to end hunger across Oregon and Southwest Washington. They provide free, nutritious food through a statewide network of food banks, pantries, and meal sites with no documentation or income requirements.

The Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) Food Benefits page provides information about SNAP food assistance and other benefit programs available in Oregon.

Provides grocery benefits to help families buy food for school-aged children during the summer. Loaded onto an Oregon EBT card.

Helps grandparents and relative caregivers locate support services, financial benefits, and health coverage for the children they are raising.

Rescues surplus fresh food and redistributes it through free food markets at schools and community centers in Multnomah and Washington Counties.

Government Benefits & DHS Resources

Specialized & Community Programs

Statewide Food Assistance

Dietary & Specialized Health

Many studies indicate that dietary improvements can reduce symptoms of ADHD and Autism.

The Oregon Food Bank Food Finder is an online tool that helps people in Oregon and Southwest Washington quickly locate free food resources near them by entering a ZIP code.

Information about free community food distribution events hosted by Oregon Department of Human Services offices across the state. No identification required.

The Oregon WIC Program provides nutrition support and healthy food benefits for pregnant individuals, new parents, and children under age 5.

Provides nutritious home-delivered meals to older adults and people with disabilities, offering wellness checks and social connection.

A community mutual aid network providing Citywide publicly accessible free fridges and pantries available 24/7.

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