Provides work clothing and employment support services.



Work-Ready Clothing: Interview and work-ready clothing to help individuals transition into the workforce. Clients receive five pieces of work-ready clothing plus shoes, a coat, and accessories when they have a job interview, and five additional pieces of clothing when they get a job.




Job Preparation: Provides free job preparation classes for job seekers called Fast Track. Classes are currently online only. The regular cycle of four classes repeats monthly January-November. Additional services are available once Fast Track is completed.



Employment Retention: The Professional Women's Group (PWG) is a free ongoing group providing the opportunity for individuals to virtually meet with working women. Includes presentations and workshops to support life and career. The PWG meets regularly for programming with speakers from the community. Examples of program themes include financial education and planning, career development, the written and unwritten rules of the workplace, health and wellness, communication, and leadership skills.

Provides interview and work-ready clothing to help with the transition into the workforce and for appointments that require a professional appearance. Also provides professional haircuts. Clothing donations accepted.

Works with 18 churches to distribute food each weekday and assists financially with several emergency needs including medical, dental, and prescription bills, utility bills, propane and firewood needed for heating and cooking, work clothing, immunizations, and glasses (no contact lenses assistance available). All financial assistance is provided to the vendor on behalf of the client.

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 assistance with acquiring appropriate clothing for individuals seeking employment, attending a job interview, or just starting new employment.

Proivides employer required clothing and footwear suitable for positions in agriculture, construction, restaurant, landscaping, or nursing environments. Clients must have a job offer and be unable to afford items prior to first paycheck being issued.

Provides street outreach and individual case management for youth and young adults. Offers support, resources, referral help, and physical items. Case management/goal setting can be set up to help an individual name and work towards future goals. Family mediation is also available for families needing to work through a specific conflict. Financial help and referrals for youth needing to do laundry, obtain interview clothes, or obtain a birth certificate, Social Security card, ID, CPR/First Aid, or Food Handlers certification is also available.

Provides street outreach and individual case management for youth and young adults. Offers support, resources, referral help, and physical items. Case management/goal setting can be set up to help an individual name and work towards future goals. Family mediation is also available for families needing to work through a specific conflict. Financial help and referrals for youth needing to do laundry, obtain interview clothes, or obtain a birth certificate, Social Security card, ID, CPR/First Aid, or Food Handlers certification is also available.

Manages a mattress recycling and repurposing program. Provides interview clothing donations, bike repair and donations, and a furniture upcycling program.

Offers clothing to job seekers for job interviews and starting new careers.

Provides a thrift store with books, toys, household items, new hygiene products, knick-knacks, and clothing including interview or work-appropriate attire. Offers volunteer work experience and credit recovery for students working at the store. Also accepts donations of new and gently used items.

Provides a basic needs and harm reduction supply van on a routine schedule. Types of supplies are hygiene (toothbrushes, deodorant, body wipes, shampoos, and menstrual products), STI testing, pregnancy testing, emergency contraception, work clothing supplies (women's sizes and are limited to sex industry), harm reduction supplies such as Nasal Narcan, Fentanyl test strips, sharps, tourniquets, cookers, sterile water, and wound care.

Provides free shoes and clothing for women seeking professional apparel for work. Clothing donations accepted.

Provides clothing vouchers for children and adults. Vouchers are also provided for household items.

Provides emergency 5-day food boxes twice every 30 days. Sack lunches are provided twice a week. Clients are interviewed for needs and food preferences and able to shop in the food pantry. Provides a small clothing closet for men, women, and children. Clothing vouchers are also provided. May be able to assist with cost of Oregon ID card or Oregon drivers license fees. Funds for prescriptions are available on the first of each month. No funds are available for any kind of pain medication.

Manages 13 units of affordable housing.

Provides clothing and work boots.

Provides clothing, books, household goods, hygiene items, and food. Shopping allowed once per month. Exceptions made for special circumstances. Household items and appliances available for people transitioning into permanent housing. Labor closet available to supply folks with work boots & shoes, rain & safety gear, and other labor necessities including job interview attire.

Also may be able to help with clothing for agricultural and other work, including job interviews. Can provide emergency household assistance for those whose homes have been destroyed by fire or other disasters.