SnowCap Community Services
Mission
SnowCap Community Services is a philanthropic organization created to provide food, clothing, advocacy and other services to our neighbors in need.
Bottom Line
For over five decades, SnowCap Community Services has been a pillar of hope and dignity for families facing hunger and hardship in East Multnomah County. We are more than a food pantry — we are a lifeline for thousands of our neighbors navigating poverty, crisis, and instability.
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SnowCap has been a big help during a difficult time. They have helped us with clothes, shoes, school supplies, and food, which has taken a lot of stress off our family. I am especially grateful for their kindness and patience while my husband is going through stage 4 cancer treatment and is unable to work. Their support has meant so much to us, and we are truly thankful!!! - SnowCap Client
Incentives
🍞“Doughnation” days, every Wednesday in December (December 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30) - The first 20 people to donate to SnowCap through Give!Guide will receive a Little T's Gift Card of $10
Gift Matching
🤝Every dollar you give will be matched by the KMR Group Foundation up to $10,000, so your gift goes twice as far!
Partner(s)
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The KMR Group Foundation began in 1991 with a mission to support underserved communities by providing equal access to healthcare, food, safety, and education.
Little T's Bakery is a beloved Portland bakery crafting exceptional breads, pastries, and sandwiches with local ingredients and plenty of heart. A longtime neighborhood favorite, Little T blends traditional European baking techniques with Pacific Northwest ingredients to create delicious, thoughtfully made goods worth seeking out.
Community Warehouse provides donated furniture and household items to neighbors seeking the comfort and dignity of a furnished home while overcoming adversity.
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PAW Team is a grassroots, volunteer-powered nonprofit that provides vital veterinary services, pet supplies, and wrap-around support for over 4,300 Portland-area families per year. PAW Team aids individuals living on the streets, in transitional shelters or government housing, as well as those facing temporary financial hardship that restricts their access to medical care for their pets. These essential services keep pets happy and healthy and with the people that love them the most.
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Maggie Mae's Bookshop is a fun bookshop located in Historic Downtown Gresham. They have a wonderfully curated selection of books and gift items for all ages.
SnowCap Community Services is in the Hunger category which is sponsored by New Seasons Market.
They're a medium-sized organization with activities in Multnomah Co.
Upcoming Events
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Drag Bingo: Featuring Poison Waters & Friends!
Wednesday, November 4, 2026 at 6:30pm - 8:30pm