The 211info SNAP and Food Access program provides specialized information, referral, advocacy, follow-up services, and extra guidance to individuals and family members who would like to access the SNAP program, have a question or issue with their current SNAP case, and/or need extra guidance accessing food resources.

211info is working in partnership with OHA (Oregon Health Authority) to provide community members of Oregon with information on COVID-19 in Oregon, including information on testing, quarantine requirements, wraparound support, outbreaks, transmission, treatment, executive orders, workplace guidance, travel guidance, pet safety, and general FAQs. For people who have been diagnosed with COVID-19, this line provides referrals to county health departments and other wraparound support programs.

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.

Provides assistance with payments for rent, mortgage, utilities, and grocery delivery for people diagnosed with COVID-19.

Ashland Emergency Food Bank provides customers with enough food to provide breakfast, lunch and dinner for each member of the family for 2-3 days. Food is provided once a month, free of charge, to individuals and families. Home delivery is available to those that are homebound on a monthly basis.

The Center's van has been repurposed to expand outreach efforts to homebound seniors living independently, in senior neighborhoods, or in community care settings. The Wellness On Wheels Van provides one-on-one front porch and driveway services, including:
Providing emergency food delivery (outside of regular delivery schedule)

One-on-one tech support (virtual learning, on-line services, medical appointments, and family and friends)

Delivery of lifelong learning materials and support

Encouraging health and fitness (Fit & Fun Packs and private fitness coaching)

Providing welfare and friendly check-ins

Facilitating the Canine Corp dog visitor program

Delivery of birthday greetings and facility window parades

Delivery of “You Are Loved” Yard Signs

Delivery of “subscription boxes” filled with monthly activity packages (sponsored by friends and family)

Provides food, meals (to-go), and pet food when available. Also offers food delivery to specific areas.

Clark County Food Bank receives millions of pounds of food from agencies and programs such as the Oregon Food Bank, USDA, regional food drives, farms and farmers markets, and local grocery stores. All donated food is distributed to partner agencies where families can go directly to receive food. Also offers home delivery for people who cannot attend food distribution events in person.

Provides a once a week food box to those in need. Home delivery is available to those that are homebound that live within
5 miles of the pantry.

Provides a monthly food pantry providing 3-5 days' worth of food per household.

Provides emergency food. Delivery available to older adults with no means of transportation.

Preston's Food Pantry: Shopping-style emergency food pantry. Participants can receive food once per month.
Food Box Delivery: Homebound individuals may be eligible to receive a monthly delivery of groceries with a referral.

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.

A community food pantry run solely on donations from the community. Delivery is available for qualified individuals.

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 fresh, frozen, and shelf-stable food to people who live or go to school in the Silver Falls School District and who meet USDA income guidelines. Delivery is available for people who cannot come to the food pantry due to medical or transportation issues or other extenuating circumstances.

Food programs include fresh food boxes including meat, dairy items, and baby food/formula. Pet food is regularly available in the pantry.

The Community Garden is available to low-income families to raise their own vegetables. Water, greenhouse space, and gardening classes are provided. Gardeners give back by giving 10% of their harvest to the pantry.

Limited monthly Senior Home Deliveries provided by volunteers for homebound seniors age 62 and older.

Provides a self-shopping food pantry for low-income households. Offers delivery to people who are homebound due to age or adults with disabilities in need of food assistance on a temporary or long-term basis. Accepts volunteers to assist with the program.

Provides emergency food boxes. Food boxes can be delivered within a 10 mile radius of Molalla for homebound individuals.

Provides a shopping-style food pantry. Also delivers food boxes to people who are homebound.

Provides low-cost, volunteer-based shopping and delivery of groceries, prescriptions, and household supplies on a weekly basis. Those who use the service pay for their groceries plus a delivery fee of 10% of the order. If seniors are on Oregon Project Independence (OPI) they may qualify for a reduced or zero delivery fee. SNAP/EBT benefits can be used for grocery purchases.

Provides an emergency food and clothing pantry. It offers a shopping-style food pantry where clients can select their food. Most of the food available must be prepared in a kitchen (not ready-to-eat). It also provides new and gently used clothing.

Volunteer opportunities are available. Clothing and food donations are accepted.

Provides an emergency food and clothing pantry. It offers a shopping-style food pantry where clients can select their food. Most of the food available must be prepared in a kitchen (not ready-to-eat). It also provides new and gently used clothing.

Volunteer opportunities are available. Clothing and food donations are accepted.

Provides food boxes and rural delivery of food boxes.

The TriMet LIFT program is a shared-ride, public transportation service for people who cannot independently use TriMet buses or MAX trains because of a disability or disabling health condition. Grocery, food bank, pet food and supply, and essential household items delivery available. Cannot accept EBT at this time or deliver for prescriptions or frozen food.
LIFT provides door-to-door transportation within the LIFT service area

Pantry provides emergency food boxes with 5 days worth of food and personal supplies up to once a month.