Corporate Partnerships

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  Partner of the month: Portland General Electric

  December 15, 2011
  Oregon Food Bank thanks Portland General Electric (PGE); its employees, customers and friends; and the PGE Foundation for supporting the fight against hunger through donations of food, funds and more. 
  
  
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  Holiday food drives help fight hunger

  November 3, 2011
  Every month, more than 260,000 Oregonians need emergency food boxes, 85,000 of which are children. You can help. Thanks to OFB's community partners, there are many ways to get involved.
  
  Fill the Bag - November 14 to December 31
  Make food donations at any Jiffy Lube location.
  
  Safeway Holiday Food Drive - November 16 to December 24
  Visit your Safeway store to purchase $10 grocery bags to donate to Oregon Food Bank Network partner agencies.
  
  Fred Meyer Food Drive - November 16 to December 24
  Donate food at any Portland-area Fred Meyer store.
  
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  Portland Timbers team up with OFB

  September 15, 2011
  See the Timbers Reserves vs. the Chivas USA Reserves at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 27, and help fight hunger.
  
  For every ticket purchased using this link, the Timbers will donate $3 to Oregon Food Bank. Be sure to enter FOOD BANK in the special offer code field on the online ticket form.
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  Mobba deals raise funds for OFB

  May 17, 2011
  This May, locally owned and operated,  mobba.com will join forces with Oregon Food Bank to help fight hunger. Mobba offers daily deals on fun things to eat, see and do in Portland. To receive daily deals, sign up at www.mobba.com. Between May 9 and June 5, 2011, a portion of the purchase price for all Mobba deals will benefit Oregon Food Bank.

• The Standard plans for significant 2011 donation

  January 20, 2011

  Oregon Food Bank is fortunate to be part of a caring, supportive business community that takes an active interest in the fight against hunger. And we’re pleased to count The Standard,a Portland-based insurance company, as one of our supporters.

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  Walmart shares support for transportation and sustainability

  January 20, 2011
  As part of Walmart’s pledge to provide $2 billion in nutritious food, funds and equipment by 2015 to the fight against hunger, Oregon Food Bank has been the recipient of some creative funding opportunities.
  
  

• Albertsons - top food donor

  Albertsons donated 3-million pounds of food to OFB during fiscal year 2008-09 – making it the number one food donor within any single fiscal year. That’s enough food to help agencies fill about 60,000 emergency food boxes for hungry families.

• NW Natural raises funds for OFB Network

  In celebration of it's 150th anniversary, NW Natural kicked off a year-long effort to support hunger-relief programs through cash and in-kind donations totaling more than $150,000. NW Natural rolled out its initiative with a $100,000 gift to support OFB's food transportation costs.

• Portland General Electric exemplifies corporate partnership

  Hundreds of employee volunteers, large foundation grants, a strong employee-giving program and special customer donations are what make Portland General Electric a prime example of a multi-level corporate partner.