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Anyone with or without an account can submit resources to this padlet.

* If you don’t know firsthand, try searching your social media for recent posts! Many people and orgs are talking about the SNAP gap and their efforts to help.

* Or if you know anything about the resources offered - like tips on how it works, or other recommendations, feel free to comment on any card!

* Don’t forget that if you want to help in your neighborhood, you can add a card in neighbor/neighborhood resources with ideas or asks to connect to others near you.

* Additionally you can share this page out to increase its reach.

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Support the largest culturally specific food program in the state, serving over 350 families each week

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Feeding America find your local food bank

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Feeding America find your local food bank

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Looking for free food in your community? You can easily find a food bank near you by entering your zip code or state. We will provide you with a list of Feeding America partner food banks and their contact information. Connecting with your local food bank is the first step towards getting free food and grocery items.

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Find the Feeding America member food bank nearest you. Over 200 member food banks can connect you with free food, food pantries, soup kitchens, and mobile pantries in your community.

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Foodpantries.org Food Pantry Directory Portland

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Foodpantries.org Food Pantry Directory Portland

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Find Food Assistance in Portland, OR: A Comprehensive Directory of Food Pantries

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Discover 69 food pantry locations in Portland, OR plus additional food pantry resources nearby.

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Use our food finder to locate a free public market near you, no signup required. Find free fresh produce, baked goods, shelf-stable items and more.

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Food Giveaway & Vegan Potluck

WHERE: Buckman Elementary School outdoor playground
WHEN: every Wednesday + Saturday evenings

WHAT: Free produce, tofu, bread and more, plus a vegan potluck.

Produce Porch Share Table

Produce & other foods dropped off on our share table. Tues

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both grocery and meal distribution are on this map

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Oregon Food Bank is here to help you and your family. Search for a food pantry or pick-up site near you.

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Milk Crate Kitchen family meal distribution

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Milk Crate Kitchen family meal distribution

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Meal pickup/delivery every other week, by online signup which opens for about a 2hr window. Check site for details.

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MCK family meal
request form is currently closed last form open: 10/15/25 9:33 AM last Form Closed: 10/15/25 11:38 aM

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1838 SW Jefferson St, Portland, OR 97201

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Tuesdays*, Thursdays, and Fridays
3:00 pm to 6:00 pm

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Preston’s Pantry & Free Food Market | Lift Up Website

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We operate a free food pantry that shoppers may visit up to twice a month. You can choose from a wide selection of fresh food to take home, including meat and eggs, fresh produce, dry and canned goods, and dairy products.

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Help to vet this list of food resources by calling the phone numbers

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Help to vet this list of food resources by calling the phone numbers

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Comment if you get any info or can verify any of these! Thanks!

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Food pantries in Portland and Multnomah County

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Food banks in Portland Oregon and Multnomah County provide free food, groceries, meals, hygiene supplies and more. Find soup kitchens and free food pantries in the Portland area.

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Volunteer or start a chapter - food not bombs

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Volunteer or start a chapter - food not bombs

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You can volunteer with a local chapter in your area or if a local group is not active you can start one in your community.

WAYS THAT YOU CAN VOLUNTEER

Visit local groceries, bakeries and markets to schedule the recovery of their surplus food.

Recover unsold food from grocery stores, bakeries, produce markets, food producers and farms.

Deliver surplus produce and bake goods to local shelters and food programs.

Clean, cut and cook the recovered produce, grains and other ingredient to make vegan meals to share on the streets and at protests.

Collect cooking and serving equipment or other supplies to help your local Food Not Bombs group.

Help set up the food, literature and banner at the meals.

Help share the prepared food at the meals.

Wash the plates, silverware, pots, pans, cooking equipment and the kitchen where the meals were prepared.

Make sure your meal location is clean and free of litter.

Help load and unload your food deliveries.

Write, illustrate, design and print flyers about the work your local Food Not Bombs is supporting.

Staff the literature distro at the regular Food Not Bombs meals.

Design and paint banners and signs to display at your meals.

Post flyers at cafes, book stores, schools, laundry mats, libraries, groceries, bakeries, music shops and any place people will read and enjoy them.

Organize a benefit concert or other event to bring awareness to your local Food Not Bombs group.

Respond to emails, phone calls and other communications to your local Food Not Bombs group and share all communications with everyone in your chapter.

Build bike carts to help collect and deliver the food, dishes. literature and banners.

Book a venue for the regular meeting.

Help develop the agenda for the next meeting.

Post a Facebook for your chapter or design a website to list the day, time and location of your meals and contact information.

Organize music, puppet shows or other cultural events at your regular meals.

Participate in the meetings of other organizations, unions or other activist groups to find out how your chapter can offer support.

Help organize a Really Really Free Market, Food Not Lawns community garden, seed bank, Bikes Not Bombs repair day, Homes Not Jails housing take over or other project and produce a flyer to promote the project at your regular meal.

Organize a movie night, concert, play, puppet show or other events to introduce more people to the work of your Food Not Bombs group.

Write letters to our political prisoners. Visit www.greenisthenewred.com to learn more and find their addresses.

Help organize a protest, occupation or other action.

Make sprouts and bring them to the meal.

Make a solar oven to bake bread at the regular meals.

Walk around the area before your meal and invite people to join you. You can hand out a quarter page flyer to each person with the day, time and location of your meal. This will help you share food with more people.

Organize a presentation by Food Not Bombs cofounder Keith McHenry at your local college, bookstore, cafe or community center.

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You can volunteer with a local chapter in your area or if a local group is not active you can start one in your community. Visit local groceries, bakeries and markets to schedule the recovery of their surplus food.

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@MealsOnUsPDX | Instagram, Facebook | Linktree

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501c3 providing healthy, chef-curated meals for those who need them most

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Volunteer for Urban Gleaners - Small Groups & Individuals Welcome

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We need volunteers seven days a week. Groups of less than 8 are welcome with advance notice. Volunteer to help reduce food waste and hunger!

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Donate to us

The best donation to Food Not Bombs PDX is food that would otherwise go to waste. If you work in a restaurant or a store, if you're are a farmer or a home grower who has extra food that otherwise will go to waste, feel free to contact us. We currently accepts food that is vegan and preferably organic. We accept expired food, if the expiration date is recent. first.
contact us

A donation of your time is also a great gift to us! We always need people to document what we do in photos and videos, help out with fliers, spreading the word, seek out donations and build relationships in the community, tune up our bikes and trailers, clean and, make food, help out with bike transport and help serve the meal.

Last but not least, we do use money for things we cannot get donated, even though that is not our first go-to. Feel free to bring cash to our servings to give to our treasurer or PayPal fnbpdxserving at proton dot me or CashApp $szbcrft. Add note "FNBPDX Donation"
Feel free to bring donations to our servings, but please

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Donate to us The best donation to Food Not Bombs PDX is food that would otherwise go to waste. If you work in a restaurant or a store, if you're are a farmer or a home grower who has extra food that otherwise will go to waste, feel free to contact us.

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Lift Urban Portland Delivered Food Boxes

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Lift Urban Portland Delivered Food Boxes

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f you’re living in a Lift UP Adopted Building, you may be eligible to receive a FREE Delivered Food Box that contains a week’s supply of fresh and shelf-stable food. The best part? We deliver your food box right to your front door! We also happily accommodate many special dietary needs, ensuring you receive food custom-tailored to your unique needs.

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Volunteering at Sunshine Division is a great team-building experience for groups of various sizes. Whether you are a large corporation or a small club, your group will work together on a hands-on project that helps families in the Portland area. We ask that groups not exceed 20 people, based on our space and staffing limitations.

We can almost always accommodate groups that want to volunteer. Activities vary based on current needs - packing emergency food boxes, sorting food, sorting clothing, even painting projects. Please contact the Volunteer Coordinator at@sunshinedivision.org for more information and to schedule a volunteer opportunity for your group.

Group volunteering can happen almost anytime, including weekends. Please contact us at least one month in advance to schedule your volunteer time.

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Volunteering at Sunshine Division is a great team-building experience for groups of various sizes. Whether you are a large corporation or a small club, your group will work together on a hands-on project that helps families in the Portland area. We ask that groups not exceed 20 people, based on our space and staffing limitations.

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Host a Food & Fund Drive event and play an active role in advancing Lift UP’s mission to increase food security in our community. Whether you want to host a food drive, fund drive—or even both—there is an option to fit your goals and busy life, yet still support your community in a big way! Food & Fund Drive events can be in-person, virtual, or a blend of both.

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Feed PDX Zine, Multnomah (Updated 11/4/25)

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4212 Northeast Prescott Street, Portland, OR

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Equitable Giving Circle Free Market for Black & Brown Folks

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Equitable Giving Circle Free Market for Black & Brown Folks

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Pop-up for Black & Brown Folks, Every Thursday 10a-2pm

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CSA DEPARTMENT FREE MARKET FOR BLACK & BROWN FOLKS | Equitable Giving Circle

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Look forward to a variety of fresh produce, eggs, protein, and pantry items. Choose from food we buy from local BIPOC farms. Questions? Contact: CSA Director Tamar Green @kitchen@equitablegivingcircle.org

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https://stjohnsfoodshare.org

Monday 10am-4pm Wednesday 10am-12pm

Friday 10am-4pm

Please note: we close the line to clients 30 minutes before closing time to ensure our volunteers can leave on time.

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LOVE OUR CITY IS OPEN FOR FOOD BOX DISTRIBUTION WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AT 11AM-12PM see page for details

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Love Our City is a volunteer-driven organization. Approximately 50 volunteers work together to pick up donations at partner grocery stores, prepare and distribute food boxes, keep the pantry clean and maintained, and perform various administrative tasks.

Every month, we distribute over 600 food boxes -each containing approximately 3-4 days' worth of fresh, healthy food -to families in our community. With an estimated value of $150 per box , we provide the essentials, including dry goods, bread, fresh produce, dairy, eggs, and meat. In total, we distribute over 23,000 pounds of food each month , which provides around 2,500 meals.

In addition to offering food boxes weekly, Love Our City periodically distributes non-food items such as flowers, backpacks, school supplies, winter coats and holiday decor.

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Love Our City!Love Our City (Formerly C3 Food Pantry) Provides Reliable Access To Healthy And Nutritious Food To Individuals And Families Facing Food Insecur...

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Free Immediate Food Assistance Since 1923 | Sunshine Division

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4033 SE Woodstock Blvd, Portland, OR 97202

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Pantry Hours

Open Fridays and Saturdays 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM

(Pantry is on North side of main building). Parking is limited. Please use side streets

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Woodstock Food Pantry - All Saints Episcopal Church

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Woodstock Pantry Program Program Description Groceries provided weekly on Fridays and Saturdays, between 12:00 P.M. – 2:00 P.M. to anyone who needs them. Drive-through or walk-up pantry. From SE Woodstock …

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Hot Meals provided every Saturday, between 11:00 A.M. – 12:30 P.M. Indoor dining in the Parish Hall – 11:00 A.M. – 12:30 P.M. Takeout meals – 12:00 P.M. – 12:30 P.M. All are welcome.

4033 SE Woodstock Blvd. Portland, OR 97202

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Program Description

Hot Meals provided every Saturday, between 11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. Indoor dining in the Parish Hall - 11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. Takeout meals - 12:00 P.M. - 12:30 P.M. All are welcome.

Shift Details

Every Saturday of the month has a team. Volunteers join a particular Saturday Team, e.g., 4th Saturday Team, and commit to working with their team each month on the 4th Saturday. Positions include Servers and Kitchen Assistants. Other specialized positions are offered as needed.

Volunteers working in the dining hall - Shifts start at 10:00 A.M. and run until the Parish Hall is cleaned and closed, i.e., approximately 1:30 P.M.

Volunteers working in the kitchen - Shifts start at 8:30 A.M. and run until the kitchen is cleaned and closed, i.e., approximately 1:30 P.M.

Saturday Team Leads organize and communicate with volunteers.

Volunteer Training

Required Before First Shift
Civil Rights/ Confidentiality Training

In accordance with federal civil rights law and USDA civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its agencies, offices, employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, age, marital status, family/parental status, income derived from a public assistance program, political beliefs, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity, in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA (not all bases apply to all programs). Remedies and complaint filing deadlines vary by program or incident.

Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.) should contact the state or local agency that administers the program or contact USDA through the Telecommunications Relay Service at 711 (voice and TTY). Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English.

To file a program discrimination complaint, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, AD-3027, found online at How to File a Program Discrimination Complaint and at any USDA office or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by:
USDA is an equal opportunity provider, employer, and lender.

1. Mail: USDA Food and Nutrition Service, 1320 Braddock Place, Room 334 Alexandria, VA 22314; or

2. Email: [email protected] .

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Program Description Hot Meals provided every Saturday, between 11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. Indoor dining in the Parish Hall - 11:00 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. Takeout meals - 12:00 P.M. ...

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List of food resources in Multnomah County (Large print PDF)

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List of food resources in Multnomah County (Large print PDF)

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List of Food Resources in Multnomah county (Compact, PDF)

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List of Food Resources in Multnomah county (Compact, PDF)

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list of food resources in Multnomah county (PDF)

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list of food resources in Multnomah county (PDF)

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See guides, wish list and location/drop off hours at link

https://linktr.ee/peoplesstorepdx?brid=I2p5MdDh-3DItHdXdEUwNw

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mobile mutual aid on chinook land. get involved :)

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Check out community centers and opportunities at PDX.community

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Check out community centers and opportunities at PDX.community

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https://pdx.community

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Oregon City Farmers Market, Between S Beavercreek Road and, N Douglas Loop, Oregon City, OR

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Offering SNAP customers $20 in tokens, and allowing Double Up Food Bucks even with 0 balance.

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Starting November 1, Mirisata will offer a FREE Community Bowl to anyone who presents an EBT card. This offer has no cap and we aim to run it until SNAP benefits are restored.

We know this is an especially challenging time and want to ensure everyone has access to a warm, nourishing meal. With fewer options for daily, freely available vegan meals in the area, we felt it was important to step up. Our Community Bowl-featuring rice, parippu (creamy lentil curry), and a rotating vegetable dish-is always nutritious, filling, delicious, and available to anyone for just $8 as an affordable option.

➡A few notes for smooth service:

- Our dining room is small, and we rely on filling seats during busy times (lunch/dinner) to stay afloat. During these

periods, free Community Bowls will be takeout-only. You're welcome to dine in during off-hours.

- Kids and other dependents with an EBT card-holding adult can choose a free Community Bowl OR a free pancake from @coopersvegan.

- Free Community Bowls must be ordered in person (not by phone or online) to keep service running smoothly. They are quick to prepare, so the wait shouldn't be long.

- We intend to continue this offer until SNAP benefits return, but as a small cooperative of nine worker-owners, we must balance community care with our team's livelihoods. We'll keep an eye on our finances and adjust as needed, always with transparency and thoughtfulness for the impact to our community.

If you're looking to help, please first and foremost donate to local mutual aid groups like @equitablegivingcircle, @milkcratekitchenpdx, and @mealsonus.pdx

If you'd like to contribute to our efforts, you can Venmo us at @mirisata OR add a Community Bowl to your next order and ask us not to prepare it—we'll pay it forward. The best support: simply visit us during our slower season!

We are not seeking to profit. If there's a surplus of contributions when SNAP benefits return, we will pass the funds on to the mutual aid groups listed above.

We're all in this together, and we are grateful to be part of a community that shows up for each other with compassion and care.

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Salmon giveaway drive-thru. October 31 17805 SE Stark, Portland, OR 92333. Pull car around for easy pick up; bring your own bags and coolers.

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Ready-to-Eat Meals in Multnomah County (Zine)

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Ready-to-Eat Meals in Multnomah County (Zine)

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A work-in-progress zine designed for printing and mass-distribution. Email at link to add more ready-to-eat places in Multnomah county (or to let the author know that a place is no longer serving free meals)

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Feed PDX Zine, Multnomah (Updated 11/4/25)

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Includes whether locations accept SNAP. Many places are providing additional aid to SNAP recipients.

https://www.oregonfarmersmarkets.org/in-person-markets

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Regular Season Markets — Oregon Farmers Market Association

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Find info below on all of Oregon’s “regular” season farmers markets, operating between the months of April to October each year.

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2025 Food Not Bombs Locations - Google My Maps

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Chip in to help heretic coffee offer free breakfasts 

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Chip in to help heretic coffee offer free breakfasts 

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https://square.link/u/81KwEMI1

They have like $300K+ now (as of Nov 4) so probably prioritize other donations.

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Whether you know of a neighborhood effort or would like to start one, please feel free to add a card in this column.

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Vancouver Farmers Market, Esther Street, Vancouver, WA

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Kali Kantina (Vancouver Farmers Market) Free meals Nov. 8

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Kali Kantina (Vancouver Farmers Market) Free meals Nov. 8

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Sat Nov 8, 10-2 PM, Vancouver Farmers’ Market, 56 meals available for SNAP recipients.

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Heretic Coffee Co., Southeast 28th Avenue, Portland, OR

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As of 10/28, ask for "SNAP breakfast" for a free meal.

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Heretic Coffee Co., Southeast 28th Avenue, Portland, OR

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Pizza lunch available at Heretic Coffee starting Nov 2 at 2:30

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Pizza lunch available at Heretic Coffee starting Nov 2 at 2:30

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By the slice, starting at 2:30pm

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Feral, Northeast Killingsworth Street, Portland, OR

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Get a bowl of stewed beans, rice, veg and sauce for free (no questions asked)

Saturdays 12-3pm

Will also try to get pre-packaged snacks and hygiene supplies as possible

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Woodstock Cafe, Southeast Woodstock Boulevard, Portland, OR

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Woodstock Cafe offering free meal to SNAP recipients, no questions asked. During business hours

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Miss Delta Restaurant and Bar, North Mississippi Avenue, Portland, OR

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Free sandwich at Miss Delta with EBT card

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Free sandwich at Miss Delta with EBT card

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During business hours

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New Cascadia Traditional, Southeast Division Street, Portland, OR

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Gluten Free Bread from New Cascadia every Tuesday

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Gluten Free Bread from New Cascadia every Tuesday

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Every Tuesday during business hours, free GF bread available at New Cascadia while supplies last

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General recommendations for in-demand items to donate to little free pantries, etc

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General recommendations for in-demand items to donate to little free pantries, etc

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Nan's Taqueria, Southeast Happy Valley Town Center Drive, Happy Valley, OR

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Email nanstaqueriaug@gmail.com or text 971-417-5246

tell us how many people are in your family and specify adults vs. kids

When you need to pick it up

Food restrictions/allergies

Will provide meals for the whole family and whatever else they can offer from donation

TO GO (pick up or delivery)

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EverOut Resources for SNAP Recipients in Portland 

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EverOut Resources for SNAP Recipients in Portland 

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https://everout.com/portland/articles/resources-for-snap-recipients-in-portland/c6140/

Running list of meal and grocery services

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Burgerville free kids cheeseburger basket for children relying on SNAP

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Burgerville free kids cheeseburger basket for children relying on SNAP

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Salad Heroes, Northeast Burnside Road, Gresham, OR

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Monday-Saturday in Gresham

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Victorio’s Free Kids Meal for Children Enrolled in SNAP

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Victorio’s Free Kids Meal for Children Enrolled in SNAP

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All Victorio’s locations

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18131 South Fischers Mill Road, Oregon City, OR

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Clackamas Service Center pop-up food distro 11/6 10-10:30AM

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Clackamas Service Center pop-up food distro 11/6 10-10:30AM

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Please bring your own bag, and be prompt — this distribution is a quick one, just 10am to 10:30am.

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Javelina Indigenous Dining is opening a community pantry. Copied from TikTok announcement: “Hey everyone we have been thinking of ways to help our community during this uncertain time.

Many people in our community rely on SNAP to feed their families.

While we are a small business we want to do what we can to those in need.

Starting on November Ist we will be launching our Náymu Náwa Food Pantry

Náymu Náwa means "We are Family" in the Yakama Language and like a family, even though we don't have much, will offer what we can!

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Everyday from 12pm-6pm (except Tuesdays and Wednesdays) will have a pantry for people who need food to come and get something to eat. We will have things like canned goods, rice, produce, spices, oatmeal, beans and fruit etc. Take what you need, but keep in mind we need to help others too as well.

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If you want to help us you can donate your own goods for our community pantry or send money to our venmo @javelina_pdx “

Text from image: Starting November 1st we will be running our Náymu Náwa Food

Pantry for those losing snap benefits

Read description for details.

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SNAP Update: Folks can still receive $20.00 in Double Up Food Bucks even if they take only $1.00 off their SNAP card. And there will be an additional $20.00 for SNAP households at the market. See here

10am - 2

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Free Bread with SNAP Card at Great Harvest Bread Co. 

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Free Bread with SNAP Card at Great Harvest Bread Co. 

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Posted to social media and confirmed via phone call. Promotion valid through Friday, 11/14.

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Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.

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Woodstock Cafe, Southeast Woodstock Boulevard, Portland, OR

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See https://www.instagram.com/mealsonus.pdx?igsh=MTJydGhsYXc4azRoeA== for latest details

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Updated regularly, includes pet food