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At these locations, often called pantries, community-based partners provide nutritious produce, pantry staples and other groceries. Some of the pantries are at local schools, and many have a shopping-style setup so you choose your own food.

Get a free hot meal from an Oregon Food Bank partner in your community. Some partners serve meals to specific groups, like senior citizens or houseless communities.

At many locations across Oregon and Southwest Washington, anyone in the community can access abundant fresh produce — and more! Fresh produce is often offered pop-up style at free food markets and mobile pantries.

WIC provides free food, nutrition education and breastfeeding support to pregnant women and families with kids under 5.

SNAP (formerly called food stamps) provides a food benefit card that works like a debit card to buy groceries for people who qualify.

Meals on Wheels delivers nutritious meals to seniors in Multnomah and Washington counties in Oregon and Clark County in Washington.

Over 800 sites in Oregon provide free meals for kids and teens in the summer.

Double your SNAP dollars when you buy fruits and vegetables at participating farmers markets and grocery stores in Oregon.

Find support for housing, health care, unemployment and more from community partners and government agencies.