This month, we’re collecting peanut butter (and alternative butters for pantry guests with peanut allergies). Peanut butter is an excellent, shelf-stable source of protein that kids and families love and we need! It's expensive for us to buy and hard to keep on our shelves. One jar can provide more than 12 sandwiches. Donation ideas… Learn More »
We’re getting busier every month and need more helping hands around the pantry. Our First Friday Pantry Tours are a great way to learn more about the work we do and how you can be a part of meeting our mission. During the tour, we’ll share more about us, the types of volunteer needs, and… Learn More »
Join Portland Fruit Tree Project and Bethlehem House of Bread on Thursday July 23 from 5:00-7:00 pm to celebrate the opening of our new west side harvest hub. Tour the hub, meet the staff and volunteers behind the partnership, and discover how rescued fruits and vegetables make their way from local growers to local tables.… Learn More »
This month, we're asking the community to help us stock up on canned peaches. Fruit is one of the most requested items, but it's also one of the more expensive foods for us to purchase on our own. Canned peaches provide a nutritious, shelf-stable source of fruit that can be enjoyed year-round (though particularly delicious… Learn More »
Remember what it was like as a kid going to the store and the excitement of picking out new school supplies? Pens, pencils, notebooks, crayons, fun backpacks, and so much more! Unfortunately, many of our pantry guests struggle to afford these basic essentials. But with your help, we can make sure kids in our community… Learn More »
We’re getting busier every month and need more helping hands around the pantry. Our First Friday Pantry Tours are a great way to learn more about the work we do and how you can be a part of meeting our mission. During the tour, we’ll share more about us, the types of volunteer needs, and… Learn More »
This month, it’s a double challenge! We’re in need of both canned vegetables and cooking oils. Canned vegetables are shelf-stable, convenient, packed with essential nutrients, and something we always need at the pantry. Oils are a kitchen essential for preparing many meals. Your donations help keep our shelves stocked for pantry guests. Donation ideas include:… Learn More »
We’re getting busier every month and need more helping hands around the pantry. Our First Friday Pantry Tours are a great way to learn more about the work we do and how you can be a part of meeting our mission. During the tour, we’ll share more about us, the types of volunteer needs, and… Learn More »
Chillier days call for soups to warm and nourish our neighbors. This month, we’re stocking the pantry with soups (and broths) of all kinds. Spread the warmth this season by donating a can or two. Hearty soups & chowders with meat and/or chicken or beans, noodles are always needed! Support our Food For All program… Learn More »
We’re getting busier every month and need more helping hands around the pantry. Our First Friday Pantry Tours are a great way to learn more about the work we do and how you can be a part of meeting our mission. During the tour, we’ll share more about us, the types of volunteer needs, and… Learn More »
Join us and our friends from Portland Fruit Tree Project on October 15 from 4:30 pm-6:30 pm for a fun cider pressing event! We’ll turn local apples that might otherwise get composted into fresh cider you can sip at the event and take home. We’ll also have fall-themed activities for kids, snacks, and a few… Learn More »
We’re getting busier every month and need more helping hands around the pantry. Our First Friday Pantry Tours are a great way to learn more about the work we do and how you can be a part of meeting our mission. During the tour, we’ll share more about us, the types of volunteer needs, and… Learn More »
