Hunger
Organizations that focus on food insecurity, food systems, farming, gardening, gleaning, and nutrition.
24 Nonprofits
3,583 Donors
$895,760.36 Given So Far
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Sharing food and offering wraparound services to over 9,000 people each month, so that all our neighbors can live their best lives.
Farmers Ending Hunger builds relationships with Oregon farmers who set aside a portion of their harvests to feed hungry families.
Farmers Market Fund provides $20 to each customer with SNAP to access fresh, locally grown produce, supporting small farmers and economies.
Friends of Portland Community Gardens supports and strengthens the community gardening movement in Portland.
BIPOC-Led Organization
Hunger Fighters is a community-supported food pantry that aims to ease the burden of food insecurity. Everyone is welcome at our pantry.
A multicultural, queer-led farm in SE Portland teaching kids and adults how to grow food and steward land. Donating 100% of what we grow.
BIPOC-Led Organization
Lift UP addresses key social determinants of health through food. Our work improves the health, stability and independence of our community.
Love Our City is a community food pantry that provides a weekly food box distribution for families in need.
We provide nutritious meals & social connections each weekday to thousands of homebound older adults in the greater Portland metro area.
BIPOC-Led Organization
We rescue fresh and quality food, cook them into nutrient-dense chef-prepared meals for home delivery and pickup. Zero-barrier.
The most active food pantry in Oregon, NEFP welcomes 5,000 clients a month for self-serve shopping. Proudly a program of EMOregon.
No one should ever go hungry. That’s why we connect people with food today and build community power to end hunger at its roots.
We advocate on behalf of all Oregonians experiencing food insecurity to build a state where every person is free from hunger.
BIPOC-Led Organization
Providing weekend food sacks and care cards to over 1300 kids at risk of hunger in 15 Portland area elementary schools each week.
Portland Fruit Tree Project cares for, and harvests from, the fruit trees (and vines & shrubs) that feed and shade our neighborhoods.
SnowCap is one of Oregon’s largest sources of food assistance, offering food, clothing, and a range of supportive programs to those in need.
St. Johns Food Share is an independent, 100% volunteer run, no barrier food pantry providing a welcoming shopping experience for all.
Delivering nourishment, connection, and dignity to homebound seniors and adults living with disabilities across Portland.
Sunshine Division provides food to Portland families and individuals in need, ensuring no one goes hungry. Your support makes it possible.
At Thimbleberry Collaborative Farm, we aim to co-create a more sustainable, equitable, efficient, and healthy food system.
Tualatin Food Pantry provides nutritious emergency food to individuals and families in need living in the tri-county area.
We rescue wholesome food from going into landfills and redistribute it to the community cost-free and barrier-free.
Youth - Soil - Community: We mentor youth affected by incarceration through farming that heals soil, nourishes families, and grows futures.
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