Provides home delivery and errand running services of essential needs including but not limited to food, medications, shelter, and supplies such as clothing and diapers. Also accepting donations.

Drop-in center providing a safe place for people who need to get indoors and out of the weather. Additional services include:
-Breakfast, lunch, and light food items to-go
-Personal hygiene kits
-Coats, hats, gloves, scarves, socks, and umbrellas
-Clothing vouchers to community thrift store
-Computer access, wi-fi access, and resume printing
-A small children's play area
-Temporary mailing address and telephone use

Basic clothing, blankets, household goods subject to availability. Shower faciities.

Providing hygiene items and clothing

Provides food boxes and clothing assistance.

Church with clothing closet that provides clothing, shoes, bedding, some toiletries, and small household items.

Assists immigrant, refugee, and community members to overcome barriers in seeking physical and mental health services by providing support and navigating resources. Provides information and assistance with applying for Oregon Health Plan (OHP), individual counseling and mentoring, as well as peer-to-peer support. Group nutritional and exercise classes are also available. Provides personal hygiene products and will occasionally provide clothing when available.

This faith-based agency offers an emergency shelter stay of up to five nights, and an additional six month Christian-based transitional program. Shelter administers drug tests and searches of property when staying as a guest.

Serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner to those in need. Also operates a clothing closet, laundry facility, and showers to those in need.

Provides clothing, diapers, household items, and monthly food boxes. Does not provide cash assistance for rent or utilities. Accepts donations of food, clothing, kitchen and bath linens and blankets during regular business hours. No furniture, mattresses, child car seats or large appliance donations.

Provides recycled clothing for all ages as available, including clothes appropriate for jobs, interviews, and school. Clients may schedule one appointment per month.

Requests NOT taken over the phone.

-Provides a meal served outside.
Also offered when resources are available: clothing, blankets, socks, haircuts, and foot wash station.

Offers emergency meals, shelter, and clothing. Shelter services include education, job search assistance, mental health counseling, and a Veterans Ministry program.

The Inukai Club operates a Community Closet with clothes, shoes, canned goods, home goods, and hygiene supplies.

Provides counseling specifically for transgender/nonbinary people and their support network. Provides letters of support for gender-affirming medical care. Only accepts clients with Medicaid/OHP.

Provides free hot meals, clothing, tarps and toiletries.

Provides shelf-stable foods, clothing, and toiletries. Also offers a summer meal program from late June to August. Clothing hangers are also accepted.

Residents are eligible to visit the clothing exchange once every month. Blankets, sleeping bags, and toiletries are also available at times. Clothing donations accepted.

Rent/utility assistance: Limited, temporary assistance may be available to employed people who experience an unanticipated life challenge.

Job search support: Computers and printers available for job seeking purposes. Also provides assistance with resumes and interviewing skills.

Services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual abuse and related crimes, stalking, elder abuse. Includes a 24 hour crisis line, information and referral, support group, outreach services, counseling and advocacy. Help with filling out restraining orders and victim compensation papers.

Programs for school aged children, counseling/education, community education around issues of crime, violence and abuse.

Homeless program provides blankets, clothing and hygiene items. Emergency financial help if qualify through program services. Homeless advocacy, related to victimization, mental health needs, substance abuse, veterans advocacy.

Provides emergency assistance, as well as information and referral to help households access specialized services and mainstream benefits. Services include clothing, diapers, personal hygiene products, prescription assistance, and bus day passes. May also provide payment assistance for drivers license and birth certificate fees and assistance completing necessary forms to obtain these documents.

Provides assistance with clothing, personal hygiene products, diapers, prescription assistance, shower and transportation passes (if client has verifiable appointment scheduled). Helps connect individuals with other community resources and access mainstream benefits, including help with SNAP applications. Accepts food, clothing, and other donations.

Provides clothing, food, and emergency financial assistance with bills including electricity, gas, water/sewer, and prescriptions.

Case managers provide comprehensive, wraparound human and social services for Latino families and children. Centro staff intervene in crisis situations with direct assistance, referrals, and advocacy. Agency distributes food clothing, and bus passes as available. Offer assistance to women and children in distress. Agency is a Safe Place for runaway teenagers.

Provides a day shelter for men and women with 20 beds. Showers, meals, laundry, mail, hygiene items, clothing closet, transitional dorms, and other supportive services are available to guests.
Accepts donations of hygiene items and new and used laundered clothing items.

Offers children and family counseling, treatment for child victims of sexual abuse, and coordination of family support services, including parent education, kinship caregivers support program, grandparent support groups, parenting classes, and family advocate services. The site also offers emergency food, a clothing closet, and WIC (Women, Infants, & Children) to promote the self-sufficiency and well-being of local families.

Day services include breakfast and dinner, clothes, bathrooms, showers, mail services, and Bible and 12-step substance use recovery classes.

Provides clothing, hygiene items, and household goods, including bedding and kitchenware. Diapers are available through PDX Diaper Bank. Accepts donations of gently used clothing and household items.

Provides a clothing closet and a shopping-style food pantry which provides a 3 day supply of food.

Offers emergency services including food pantry, a temporary mailing address, telephone and computer use, and limited bedding and hygiene items.

Provides food boxes, clothing, and household items to those in need. 3-5 days of emergency food provided twice a month. Clothing for men, women, and children. Kitchen, cookware, and other small household items available. Offers holiday food boxes in November.

Provides a wide range of basic-need assistance to low-income residents of South Lane County. Home visits as needed.

Drop-in center providing a space to socialize, coffee and snacks, receive mail, phone charging, employment support, information from local health and social organizations, and counseling. Provides assistance with clothing and shoes, hygiene, medical and dental fees/services, pet assistance, and transportation needs. Also navigation services like: applying for SNAP (food assistance); completing, obtaining, or replacing official documents like driver's license and birth certificates; access to health providers; housing assistance wait lists.

Provides showers, clothing, haircuts, and hygiene services. Hygiene Response products include body cleansing wipes, dental care items, deodorant, feminine hygiene, basic first aid, grooming tools, hand sanitizer, surgical/N95 masks, soap, shampoo/conditioner, and other supplies as donations provide. Services of Community Health including health and COVID-19 screenings, wound care, health education, and referrals by licensed health professionals and student nurses.

Provides showers, clothing, haircuts, and hygiene services. Hygiene Response products include body cleansing wipes, dental care items, deodorant, feminine hygiene, basic first aid, grooming tools, hand sanitizer, surgical/N95 masks, soap, shampoo/conditioner, and other supplies as donations provide. Services of Community Health including health and COVID-19 screenings, wound care, health education, and referrals by licensed health professionals and student nurses.

Provides showers, clothing, haircuts, and hygiene services. Hygiene Response products include body cleansing wipes, dental care items, deodorant, feminine hygiene, basic first aid, grooming tools, hand sanitizer, surgical/N95 masks, soap, shampoo/conditioner, and other supplies as donations provide. Services of Community Health including health and COVID-19 screenings, wound care, health education, and referrals by licensed health professionals and student nurses.

Provides showers, clothing, haircuts, and hygiene services. Hygiene Response products include body cleansing wipes, dental care items, deodorant, feminine hygiene, basic first aid, grooming tools, hand sanitizer, surgical/N95 masks, soap, shampoo/conditioner, and other supplies as donations provide. Services of Community Health including health and COVID-19 screenings, wound care, health education, and referrals by licensed health professionals and student nurses.

Provides showers, clothing, haircuts, and hygiene services. Hygiene Response products include body cleansing wipes, dental care items, deodorant, feminine hygiene, basic first aid, grooming tools, hand sanitizer, surgical/N95 masks, soap, shampoo/conditioner, and other supplies as donations provide. Services of Community Health including health and COVID-19 screenings, wound care, health education, and referrals by licensed health professionals and student nurses.

Provides assistance with accessing housing services, completing applications for social services, Oregon Health Plan enrollment, employment services and individualized case management. Provides access to laundry facilities and basic clothing needs.

Provides clothing, towels and linens. Donations accepted.

Provides emergency food boxes, seasonal produce, and a clothing closet to low-income individuals and families.

Offers a clothing bank, food pantry, and snack lunch.

Provides food, clothing, bedding, and linen to those in need. Families and individuals can visit the food pantry once per month. Clothing, bedding, and linen offered weekly, depending upon availability. Donations accepted.

The HIV Day Center is a drop-in center for people living with HIV/AIDS. Services include hot breakfasts and lunches, access to phones, a mail drop, computers with internet access, TV, VCR, clothing, shower, and hygiene supplies. Clients have access to washer, dryer, massage, acupuncture, foot care, and haircuts by signup. Recreational activities include art therapy, field trips, games, and other activities. Our Daily Bread Express program delivers meals directly to those who are homebound with HIV.

Grocery-style pantry providing a 3-5-day supply of nutritious groceries, including meat and dairy items, that families and individuals may receive 2 times each month. A clothing closet is also provided. No delivery service available.

Provides food, clothing, and some household items one day a week to individuals and families.

Drop-in day center services include 2 meals a day, including a sack lunch to go; showers by appointment (showers are not wheelchair accessible), haircuts, computer access, telephone, referrals to housing resources, mental health and drug addiction referrals to resources, and help with ID residency letters for those experiencing homelessness (occasional financial assistance for Clackamas County residents).



Provide blankets, adult clothing, shoes, and hygiene items.

Also provides an emergency overnight warming center when the temperature drops to 33 degree wind chill.

Provides a breakfast for community members twice a week. May occasionally be able to offer bus passes, laundry vouchers, hygiene items, and clothing when available.

Provides household items (small appliances, kitchen items), clothing, personal care items, and furniture to those in need. Provides non-perishable food items when available. Individuals can receive items once per month. Accepts donations of food, clothing, personal care, household, furniture, and kitchen items year-round, as well as used toys.

Provides basic needs, including food boxes, clothing/shoes/bedding, personal hygiene products, diapers, baby food/formula, backpacks/school supplies, prescription medications for life-threatening conditions, fuel/propane vouchers, utility assistance, identity documents assistance, and local bus tickets. Distribution is subject to donations and eligibility.

Provides food and clothing to those in need.

FISH of Lebanon provides rent assistance, utility assistance, heating fuel assistance, prescription assistance, and clothing. Also offers financial assistance to obtain a valid ID card or drivers' license through the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Assistance provided once per year for each category of service.

Provides a 3-5-day supply of pre-boxed emergency food once per month and supplemental food once a week per household. Also provides personal hygiene items when available. Donations of food, clothing, and hygiene items are accepted during hours of operation. No financial assistance is provided.

Provides nutritious snacks, drinks, and hygiene items.

Provides clothing and occasionally quilts and blankets. Accepts clothing donations.

Provides food boxes, pet food, clothing, showers, bus passes, and benefit and housing resources.

Provides a 3-day supply of emergency food to individuals and families in need once every 30 days. Also provides used clothing. Accepts food and clothing donations.

Provides community exchange event every other month for receiving and/or donating men's, women's, and children's clothing.

The Giving Closet provides a clothing closet, some household goods, bedding, linens, baby items, and more.

Provides food, clothing and firewood to those in need. Hot meals served to the community once a month. A dental van travels to their location a few times a year to provide emergency fillings and extractions only. Always accepts donations.

Emergency food boxes provided weekly to people with a self-declared need. Bread and pastries available weekly. Clothing closet and personal items available weekly. Provides a community garden that is open to the public to pick produce.

Provides employment related services to reintegrate homeless veterans into the labor force. Services include job search training and placement, employment readiness training, career exploration, and vocational/technical training. Also includes assistance in accessing benefits and services to housing, transportation, identification, clothing, computer access, and more.

Provides sack lunches; one load of laundry per week, per household; clothing; camping gear such as tents or sleeping bags; gas money with proof of insurance and driver's license; bus tickets for appointments or job interviews; financial assistance with acquiring ID or birth certificates; and assistance with job applications and resumes. Services are available on a first come, first serve basis.

Provides a weekly community meal and clothing closet. Offers clothing for men and women and provides shoes and coats when available (depends on donations).

Youth shelter providing temporary emergency shelter for up to 120 days with written parent/guardian consent or 72 hours without written consent. Services for sheltered and unsheltered youth include case management, mentoring, housing search assistance, and counseling services. Bathing facilities, school supplies, laundry facilities, a clothing closet, and personal grooming supplies are also provided.

Provides clothing and shoes for men, women, children who are in need. Provides bedding, and household items (including pots, pans, and small electrics). May provide layettes for newborns, as well as general baby clothing. Items are subject to availability. Layettes for newborns are available upon request.

DOES NOT provide cash vouchers for clothing or household items. No diapers.

Offers a hot meal, warm clothing, laundry vouchers, showers and a place to receive mail.

Supports working individuals and families in need by providing grocery products, clothing, and other necessities. Enrolled families may visit twice a month to shop full warehouse for groceries, clothing, and receive other resources, such as community classes. Non members may access a small section of the warehouse.

Serves homeless youth by providing meals, clothing, laundry, personal hygiene items, showers, referral services, job skill classes, mentoring, recreation, and telephone services.

A community hygiene, sanitation, and safety hub for our houseless neighbors. Offering hot showers, providing an exchange of soiled bedding for clean; a clothing swap; and an offering of personal, menstrual/moontime hygiene, and first-aid kits, clean bathrooms and a legal place to dump household trash and needle disposal, first aid station (foot, wound, and mouth care) at a warm outdoor space offering coffee and tea. Also offering paid work and advocacy opportunities.

Worker of the Day (WOD) meets with walk-ups or takes calls from clients who need help navigating resources in our community. Operating from the Dancing Tree Resource Center, the WOD can assist with limited food and basic clothing, information about coordinated access, benefit eligibility screening, and information and referral services.

The Access Center is a service for homeless and runaway youth who are seeking intake assessment and referral. Provides basic needs including food, clothing, basic medical supplies, and shelter. Youth receive an assessment to determine if they meet homeless youth services requirements. For youth in crisis, emergency shelter is provided at Porch Light Youth Shelter.

Provides meals, clothing, and hygiene products.

Operates a weekly clothing closet and provides monthly food box services through FISH.

Provides a food pantry and clothing closet, which includes shoes. Provides financial assistance for electric bills, prescriptions, and propane gas. Also provides bus tokens.

Offers shopping-style food pantry with a variety of meat, fresh produce, dairy, and canned and dried foods. Availability of food options depends on donations. Also offers clothing, bedding, and household goods.

Provides daily meals, fresh produce, bread and milk. Offers clothing, blankets, personal hygiene products and pet food.

Offers a clothing closet.

Drop-in center offering food, clothing and other vital resources. Case management services revolving around assistance in finding and maintaining stable housing are offered. Employment guidance is also available with services including resume preparation, job skills training, and connections to employment opportunities.

Connects people in need with local churches and service agencies. Basic goods and services are offered to clients as they are donated. Services available may include, but are not limited to: bicycles, breakfast/lunch bags, bus passes, clothing closets (adults and children), community meals, counseling services, diapers, haircuts, housecleaning services, H.U.G.S. (hats, umbrellas, gloves, scarves & socks), kitchen supplies, laundry service, bedding/linens, personal grooming supplies/toiletries, over-the-counter medications, personal care kits, physical therapy, showers, water bill assistance, yard work, and firewood. All services go through the Love INC Clearinghouse. After meeting with a specialist, the client will be issued vouchers to receive appropriate services from local partners. Assistance is determined on an individual basis and is not guaranteed.

Operates a shopping-style food, clothing, and personal hygiene pantry, as well as USDA senior food boxes. Participants can access food once a week, clothing and hygiene items once a month. Deliveries ONLY for USDA senior food boxes; caseworkers are encouraged to shop for their clients and anyone homebound as well.

Martha's Pantry offers services to those living with HIV/AIDS, including a food pantry, household cleaning products, personal hygiene and toiletry items, paper and plastic goods, clothing, and pet food.

Provides resources and support for homeless youth and their families by working in schools and in the community and operating a drop-in center that helps with basic needs. Drop-in center services include a food pantry, a clothing closet, personal hygiene supplies, diapers, baby formula, sleeping bags/bedding, dog/cat food, laundry facilities, computers for schoolwork/job searching, youth counseling, harm reduction workshops, art therapy, advocacy, case management, and referrals to other community resources.

Offers general clothing and winter clothing for men, women, and children. Also accepts donations of clothing.

The food pantry and clothing closet are accessible to the general public at designated times. They are available to ongoing clients whenever their case manager or advocate is available to assist them.

Clothing donations are accepted. Cannot accept donations of any items that are not clothing.

Pantry with food, cleaning, and hygiene items. Clothing bank with used clothes as well.

Food pantry provides a 3-5 day supply of food to the low income individuals and families that live in South Morrow County. Once a year Emergency rent and utility assistance provided. Emergency gas voucher and one night stay in motel available provided by the Salvation Army at this location.

Commodities distribution program that provides emergency food boxes containing a 3-day supply of food once per month per household. Food is available on a rotating basis and may not be the same at all USDA locations. Recipients usually receive a variety of vegetables, fruit, pasta, and protein. Households can get bread and produce every day the pantry is open (usually includes rice, beans, oats, and pasta). Clothing, small appliances, and dishes are also sometimes available. Offers information and referral to other community resources.

Accepts donations of clothing and small household and kitchen items. No pickup service is available. Cannot accept donations of furniture or large appliances, but will post them on bulletin board. Volunteer opportunities available.

Provides a safe space where youth experiencing homelessness can receive three meals per day/ six days per week, as well as access to showers, laundry, clothing, temporary mailing address, drug and alcohol recovery, and mental-health supports. Offers computers and internet access, free legal counsel, and monthly veterinary clinics for those with pets. Engaging activities that facilitate self-empowerment and promote skill-building, such as music and art, health and wellness, and recreation, are also provided. Staff connects youth to other wraparound supports such as education, job training/placement, culturally specific services, and housing that help them exit homelessness and prepare for the future.

Center provides services to youth at risk of or experiencing homelessness. Services include:
-Food, clothing, hygiene items, and bus tickets
-Engagement activities, including mentoring and specific activities for LGBTQ youth
-Referrals to employment programs (job readiness training, work experience, life skills training)
-Referrals to alternative education options, including pursuing a GED
-Information on and referrals to housing, health insurance, crisis support, and medical care
-Referrals and resources for gang affected-youth, youth with alcohol and drug addictions, and CSEC youth (Commercially and Sexually Exploited Children)

Where appropriate, can connect youth with employment and education opportunities and programs serving youth transitioning out of foster care that are offered by New Avenues.

Uses a survivor centered approach that prioritizes the safety, needs, and rights of youth involved in or at risk of sex trafficking. Culturally specific services available for youth include mobile outreach and crisis response, safety planning and wrap-around case management, mentoring and advocacy, and providing food, showers, transportation, and other basic needs. These services include access to shelter and housing, employment and education programs, LGBTQ specific services and supports, prevention and education (in schools and community), support and skills groups, and resource and referrals. A 24/7 Crisis Line providing support, safety plans, and access to motel vouchers and transportation is also provided.

Provides a safe, sober drop-in center for LGBTQ and questioning youth. Youth can participate in workshops, perform at open mic nights, work on art projects in the art studio, use the computer lab, play games, get a haircut, access the drag closet and clothing "free pile," and meet and connect with other LGBTQ and questioning youth.

Provides a safe, sober drop-in center for LGBTQ and questioning youth. Youth can participate in workshops, perform at open mic nights, work on art projects in the art studio, use the computer lab, play games, get a haircut, access the drag closet and clothing "free pile," and meet and connect with other LGBTQ and questioning youth.

Center provides services to youth at risk of or experiencing homelessness. Services include:
-Food, clothing, hygiene items, and bus tickets
-Engagement activities, including mentoring and specific activities for LGBTQ youth
-Referrals to employment programs (job readiness training, work experience, life skills training)
-Referrals to alternative education options, including pursuing a GED
-Information on and referrals to housing, health insurance, crisis support, and medical care
-Referrals and resources for gang affected-youth, youth with alcohol and drug addictions, and CSEC youth (Commercially and Sexually Exploited Children)

Where appropriate, can connect youth with employment and education opportunities and programs serving youth transitioning out of foster care that are offered by New Avenues.

Uses a survivor centered approach that prioritizes the safety, needs, and rights of youth involved in or at risk of sex trafficking. Culturally specific services available for youth include mobile outreach and crisis response, safety planning and wrap-around case management, mentoring and advocacy, and providing food, showers, transportation, and other basic needs. These services include access to shelter and housing, employment and education programs, LGBTQ specific services and supports, prevention and education (in schools and community), support and skills groups, and resource and referrals. A 24/7 Crisis Line providing support, safety plans, and access to motel vouchers and transportation is also provided.

Offers children's clothing, toys and supplies.

Provides a drop-in center for people who are homeless. Services include information and referral, case management, laundry, clothing, showers, lunch, mailbox access, mental health support groups, and peer support services. Also connects clients with medical services at West Salem Medical Clinic.

Provides emergency food and clothing, preventive medical care, limited non-emergency dental, legal advice, job referrals, advocacy, and information and referral. Services are prioritized for members. Volunteers are provided with organizational skills and advocacy methods.

Provides case management, information and referral, mailing address, telephone, job search-related printing, resume creation, hygiene supplies, education opportunities, camping gear, and clothing. Showers and laundry are available at various locations and times.

Offers a safe place where guests can drop in and socialize, play games, and read books. The center provides water, coffee, a hot meal, blankets, socks, and mental health services.

Provides food and clothing to those in need.

Provides food and clothing to those in need.

Tod's Corner provides free clothing, household goods (including kitchen items), bedding and linens, and other items.

p:ear builds positive relationships with homeless and transitional youth through a drop-in center that provides arts & music, educational, mentoring, and outdoor recreational programs. Supporting programs to provide a safe space, bus tickets, haircuts, clothing, and support for pregnancy and parenting. Also offer cooking classes, as well as breakfast and lunch. Accepts food and supply donations.

Polk County Resource Center provides the following services: Emergency financial assistance for utilities, birth certificates, ID cards, and prescriptions; hygiene items, diapers, transportation passes, shower passes and gas cards; Comprehensive information and referral; Child care resources and referrals and education to providers and parents. Also offers seasonal programs including school supplies and holiday assistance.

Provides food, and clothing to those in need. Food box delivery for homebound older adults and people with disabilities that live alone or with no transportation.

Provides up to 12 hours of safe, uninterrupted sleep for couples, men, and women during the night or day in a tented area. Sleeping necessities are provided for those who may not have any. People are only allowed 12 hours during the day or night and are welcomed to come back after 12 hours in between.
Also offers a clothing closet to assist those in need. Item availability depends on what has been donated and is on hand at any given time.

The River Center offers a food pantry and clothing closet.

Provides limited food, clothing, diapers, pet food, bus fare, showers and hygiene items. Advocates are available to help connect individuals to community resources. Outdoor gear provided when available. Also offers financial assistance in obtaining ID, storage fees, utility and phone bills, and rental applications. No overnight shelter.

Free clothing provided. Visitors can browse two people at a time for work clothing, baby clothes, school clothing, clothing for an interview or special occasion, and general clothing. At the beginning of the school year backpacks and school supplies are available to children in need. Donations always needed and welcomed.

Provides an overnight men's shelter and a dayroom that offers showers, laundry facilities, meals, and clothing. Overnight guests must attend chapel service.

Shelter with 110 beds for women with or without children. Dayroom open all day for guests at the shelter or not. Provides meals, showers, laundry facilities, and clothing. Children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Morning Hospitality program currently provides a brown bag lunch and beverage at the doors. Appointments for clothing are taken in the morning (instructions of how to collect clothing provided then). Thursday includes hygiene items.

The Salvation Army provides a food pantry (including bread distribution), clothing for adults and children, emergency financial assistance for utilities and rent, and seasonal services (back to school drives and holiday programs).

Provides furniture, clothing, and clothing vouchers to individuals in urgent situations (fire, flood, etc.).

Offers clothing, household items, furniture and an assortment of miscellaneous items.

Provides clothing, and furniture. May also provide financial assistance for rent, electric and gas bills, car repair services, and prescriptions for older adults. Utility assistance is only open to the general public at certain times of the year and households are eligible for utility assistance once every 12 months.

Provides a food box and clothing closet. Donated clothing is available.

Provides emergency food boxes and a clothing closet.

Cathlamet Seventh-Day Adventist Church hosts a weekly community clothing bank. The site distributes clean, used clothing for men, women, and children. Donations of new and used clothing in good condition, washed and clean, are also accepted.

Provides an emergency clothing and food pantry for those in need.

Provides food, clothing, and some basic hygiene items.