Find food banks, pantries and meals across Oregon
Start where you need help
180 reviewed source profiles, with local or regional leads assigned across all 36 Oregon counties. County coverage describes referral leads; it does not mean every service is available in every county.
For help finding a place to stay tonight, call 211 and ask about current shelter intake, transportation, accessibility, household needs and pets. Use the 211info housing directory.
Contact the provider before traveling. Listings do not confirm a bed, an appointment, available funding or service today. Published schedules can change, and seasonal or planned services may be closed.
Polk County service leads
9 matching profiles. Some providers offer intake or referrals, some offer direct services; read each description and access limits.
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Polk Community Resource Center — food, hygiene and community mailbox ↗
Polk county service leads · Government publisher
County resource hub offers emergency food boxes, hygiene kits, baby supplies, community mailbox, housing/homelessness navigation and partner services.
Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Mail and mailing addresses · Day centers and rest · Housing assistance intake
- Phone
- 503-751-1644
- Published location
- 1407 Monmouth-Independence Highway, Monmouth, OR 97361
- Published schedule
- Monday–Friday 8am–noon and 1–5pm.
- How to start
- Visit or call the center.
Resource center does not provide emergency shelter. Program funding and supplies vary.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
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Polk Community Resource Center coordinated entry ↗
Polk county service leads · Organization publisher
Local homeless prevention/outreach team provides coordinated entry assessments, housing navigation and eligibility-based rehousing support.
Housing assistance intake · Outreach
- Phone
- 503-751-1644
- Published location
- 1407 Monmouth-Independence Highway, Monmouth, OR 97361
- Access requirements
- Coordinated entry screens for local homelessness programs.
- How to start
- Call to schedule a coordinated entry assessment.
The provider explicitly states it does not provide emergency shelter; assessment and referrals do not guarantee housing.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
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ARCHES Day Center — meals, showers, laundry, mail and weather shelter ↗
Marion, Polk county service leads · Organization publisher
Salem basic-needs and housing navigation center for Marion and Polk residents. Offers meals, showers, laundry, hygiene kits, telephone, mailboxes and street outreach; warming shelters activate during inclement weather.
Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Mail and mailing addresses · Phone access · Housing assistance intake · Outreach · Weather relief
- Published location
- 615 Commercial Street NE, Salem, OR 97301
- Access requirements
- People experiencing homelessness or housing instability in Marion and Polk counties.
- How to start
- Use the provider bulletins for day-center hours and emergency shelter activation; visit or contact ARCHES.
The page has conflicting general/day-service hours and notes a first-Friday closure. Confirm current bulletin before travel. Weather shelter is activated conditionally; no current activation or beds checked.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Captured source SHA-256: ffd8fe9aacb8886e26479ad278688980aa481841cb4756694ed387c5c7d1371f
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HOAP day center and outreach — Salem / Marion and Polk ↗
Marion, Polk county service leads · Organization publisher
Homeless Outreach and Advocacy Project offers meals as available, laundry, showers, mail pickup and referrals. Outreach serves Marion and Polk; bus passes are for verified appointments and a medical bus has scheduled pickups.
Day centers and rest · Food and meals · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Mail and mailing addresses · Outreach · Transportation · Housing assistance intake
- Phone
- 503-588-5827
- Published location
- 694 Church Street NE, Salem, OR 97301
- Access requirements
- Adults experiencing homelessness.
- How to start
- Contact HOAP for day services, verified-appointment transport or outreach.
Day-center hours conflict on the same provider page (ending 1pm versus 2pm); confirm before travel. Meals and transport have conditions; this is a day center.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
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Ella Curran Food Bank — Independence and Monmouth ↗
Polk county service leads · Organization publisher
Volunteer-run local food pantry serves people in or near Independence and Monmouth, with both morning and evening shopping periods.
Food and meals
- Published location
- 870 N. Main Street, Independence, OR 97351
- Published schedule
- Tuesday/Thursday 9–11:30am; Monday/Tuesday/Thursday 4–6pm.
- Access requirements
- People needing food in Independence, Monmouth and surrounding area; use linked 2026 eligibility guidance.
- How to start
- Visit during pantry hours or contact EllaCurranFoodBank@gmail.com.
Food pantry groceries are not represented as prepared meals. New-building campaign is separate from the contact page’s service address; confirm location before travel.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
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Sable House — emergency shelter for domestic and sexual violence survivors ↗
Polk county service leads · Organization publisher
Polk County survivor services include emergency shelter, crisis intervention, advocacy, referrals and support groups.
Shelter and coordinated entry · Housing assistance intake
- Phone
- 503-623-4033
- Published schedule
- 24-hour crisis hotline.
- Access requirements
- Domestic and sexual violence survivors; contact Sable House for shelter screening.
- How to start
- Call the crisis hotline for confidential shelter information.
Specialized survivor shelter, not general overnight accommodation. No bed vacancy checked. Public advocacy-office address is not represented as the shelter address; detailed admission criteria require confirmation.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
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Family Promise Mid-Willamette Valley — shelter for families and pets ↗
Marion, Polk county service leads · Organization publisher
Family shelter keeps family members together with meals and case management. Pets with a Promise supports keeping pets close; prevention and stabilization services are also described.
Shelter and coordinated entry · Food and meals · Housing assistance intake
- Phone
- 503-370-9752
- Published location
- Office/day center: 1055 Edgewater St NW, Salem, OR 97304
- Access requirements
- Families experiencing housing instability in Marion and Polk counties.
- How to start
- Complete the Need Help form or call during business hours.
Limited resources; no available shelter or pet space checked. Office/day-center address is not automatically the overnight shelter location. Meal service is described for enrolled shelter families; exact admission rules and business hours require confirmation.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Captured source SHA-256: f14aeee4427620c7146dae2f4cb53df2e61fa7dbabca6871ec47864da6a253b2
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Oregon OHA: participating birth certificate assistance organizations ↗
Benton, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos, Crook, Curry, Deschutes, Douglas, Gilliam, Hood River, Jackson, Jefferson, Josephine, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Morrow, Multnomah, Polk, Tillamook, Umatilla, Washington, Wheeler, Yamhill county service leads · Government publisher
State directory of organizations participating in birth certificate assistance. Use its county, organization, location and phone fields to find a contact near you.
ID and birth certificate help
- Access requirements
- Each listed organization must confirm whether it can help you through the homelessness birth certificate program.
- How to start
- Select a nearby organization from the directory and call its published number before traveling. Ask about intake, document requirements and current funding.
This is a participant directory, not proof of an open walk-in service or available funding. County tags follow the directory county field; they do not establish a facility in every county. Refer to OHA program instructions for eligibility.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
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Marion Polk Food Share: food banks, pantries and mobile distributions ↗
Marion, Polk county service leads · Organization publisher
Search Marion and Polk county food pantries, community meals and mobile distributions by city, service type or schedule. Listings include Salem, Woodburn, Keizer, Stayton, Turner, Dallas and rural communities.
Food and meals
- Phone
- 503-581-3855
- Published schedule
- Pantry-specific schedules are listed in the directory; confirm with the selected pantry.
- Access requirements
- Ask the selected pantry about current eligibility and service area. The provider says proof of ID, income, address or citizenship is not required.
- How to start
- Choose a pantry from Find Food and call its listed number. If someone must pick up food for you, ask about the Authorized Representative Form.
Regional locator, not a pickup promise. The Salem warehouse does not distribute food directly to the public. Rules and schedules vary by distribution. The site posts an October 12 holiday closure; confirm whether the selected pantry is affected.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
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Shared directories and options
These can help locate services, but are not verified local facilities for every county.
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Oregon Food Bank: nearby groceries and meals ↗
Shared referral or national option · Organization publisher
Search by address, city or ZIP code for free groceries, meals and produce. Filter by food type and pickup day, then contact the food site about access.
Food and meals
Directory results are not a food reservation. Confirm current distribution times and any site-specific requirements.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Captured source SHA-256: 1b0d3c4a09b1ee0637106c8ec16366ef58b58cf64b90030a89ae55592c8e8cb5
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211info: drop-in centers and daily support ↗
Shared referral or national option · Organization publisher
Browse drop-in centers for provider-specific meals, showers, laundry, mail and other daily support. Services differ by center.
Day centers and rest · Showers and hygiene · Laundry · Mail and mailing addresses · Food and meals
Not every center offers every listed service. Check the individual provider, service area, access restrictions and current schedule.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Captured source SHA-256: a09f759a4e15920cf2e8598e90b283b9bc797d782c76c225553fe3fdda862300
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USPS General Delivery: receiving mail without a fixed address ↗
Shared referral or national option · Government publisher
Ask the local Post Office about General Delivery, its designated pickup office, identification requirements and mail-holding limits before using the address.
Mail and mailing addresses
General Delivery is governed by USPS recipient-service rules, including identification and local postmaster decisions. This is a national postal option, not a verified local mailing address or a guarantee that an agency accepts it as proof of residence.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Captured source SHA-256: 6960149e3e943b6277da913557b83c5ac5d92a877088cd0c48aded98cf83e7ff
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211info: public showers and bathing directory ↗
Shared referral or national option · Organization publisher
Use the public showers directory to find bathing access and provider details near your location.
Showers and hygiene
- How to start
- Search for your location and open individual provider details.
Shared referral directory; not confirmation of a shower site in every county or a current opening.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
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Oregon Lifeline — phone service assistance ↗
Shared referral or national option · Government publisher
Qualifying Oregon households can apply for discounted phone or internet service, or free wireless service. The state lists providers and application links.
Phone access
- Phone
- 800-848-4442
- Published schedule
- Lifeline program contact: Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
- Access requirements
- Applicants must be at least 18 and meet qualifying-benefit or income rules. One Lifeline benefit per household.
- How to start
- Choose the free wireless or discounted-service application on the state page. Ask about coverage and device compatibility.
This is an application for service, not an immediate public phone. Access Wireless offers a SIM for a compatible unlocked phone and no longer supplies free handsets. Eligibility, activation and local coverage require confirmation.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Captured source SHA-256: 35963965d263b9cada2795b08272924f28504dd1968202dae2d37f2abc72c6ec
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Oregon SNAP — food benefits and application help ↗
Shared referral or national option · Government publisher
ODHS explains monthly grocery benefits, application routes, interviews and EBT cards. Apply online, by phone or through a local office.
Food and meals
- Phone
- 800-699-9075
- Access requirements
- Oregon residence, income and eligible citizenship or immigration status rules apply. Some applicants have work requirements or exemptions; ODHS determines eligibility.
- How to start
- Follow Apply now or Get help to apply on the ODHS page. Ask ODHS how to receive an EBT card and notices if you lack reliable mail.
Benefits require application and approval; this is not a same-day meal or pantry. Household eligibility, exemptions, benefit amounts and delivery arrangements are unconfirmed.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Captured source SHA-256: 4677a6493900237715f2b908c4b0605b584452d0ab14aee9d4a8cc5ac3f7b51c
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Oregon DMV: free ID program and document preparation ↗
Shared referral or national option · Government publisher
DMV explains its free ID card program for people experiencing homelessness. Community service providers can help prepare the required homelessness form and documents.
ID and birth certificate help
- Phone
- 503-945-5000
- Published schedule
- DMV Customer Assistance: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.
- Access requirements
- Free ID eligibility and the Determination of Homelessness form must be confirmed with a provider and DMV.
- How to start
- Ask a community service provider about the homelessness form. Call DMV for document requirements and appointment assistance if you cannot use the internet.
Other identity and application requirements still apply. This page does not promise a free driver license, REAL ID, immediate issuance or local document assistance at every office.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Captured source SHA-256: 9850f1e1be2542ebd17dc5f658a839ce922d3e6b4b942404e7562fac60decad2
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Oregon OHA: free birth certificate assistance through providers ↗
Shared referral or national option · Government publisher
People experiencing homelessness can ask a participating provider for help obtaining their own birth certificate at no cost, including assistance with forms, identity proof, payment and delivery.
ID and birth certificate help
- Access requirements
- Program assistance is for your own certificate; birth-record identity and eligibility requirements apply.
- How to start
- Open the Free Birth Certificates for Persons Who Are Homeless section. Contact a listed participating provider before ordering or visiting Vital Records. Ask about help if you lack ID or were born outside Oregon.
A walk-in visit to Vital Records does not establish free eligibility. Program funds do not cover certificates for family members. Confirm provider participation, funding and acceptable identity proof.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Captured source SHA-256: 546b965f6fea9f3790d05bcbeda2f6a0909a6fce4d1f65b9071630ca57d540a3
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Oregon Food Bank — find free groceries, produce and meals ↗
Shared referral or national option · Organization publisher
Statewide starting point for free groceries, fresh produce and prepared meals. Search FoodFinder by ZIP code for local food-assistance locations. Pantries, meal sites and mobile or produce markets offer different formats; some meal programs serve specific groups.
Food and meals
- Access requirements
- Oregon Food Bank states that its free-food network does not require proof of income or documentation. Particular food sources and programs can have eligibility or intake requirements; check the selected site. This statement does not establish SNAP or WIC eligibility.
- How to start
- Use the linked FoodFinder ZIP-code search and confirm the selected site’s schedule, access arrangements and food format before traveling.
This is a referral directory, not a food-pickup location. County coverage means network access, not a guaranteed open site, inventory or delivery in every community. FoodFinder is not a complete list of all network partners.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Captured source SHA-256: 4842049a1387fb1bf6dd6befa889f09e6f1c8829dd176f010b784b95a23e630a
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Oregon Food Bank — regional food and support network ↗
Shared referral or national option · Organization publisher
Directory of regional organizations coordinating food assistance across Oregon. Find the organization serving your county and its local pantry or meal-site guidance.
Food and meals
- Access requirements
- Food assistance is free; food-source and program requirements can vary. A regional warehouse’s service area does not establish walk-in public food distribution at that warehouse.
- How to start
- Find the regional organization serving your county, then follow its public pantry or meal-site links, or use FoodFinder for local assistance.
Regional organizations coordinate distribution to local partners; food-assistance sites are where people receive food. One organization can operate several sites. FoodFinder is not a complete network-partner directory. Contact a regional organization to confirm network relationships.
Source review and preparation
Publisher page reviewed 2026-10-11. This is a source review; current openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Captured source SHA-256: f0dcb35dfeed6a1c2212a20cd34f0dd090d82283464b029f7c889c1981b89f5b
Coverage and remaining gaps in all 36 counties
Counts include county-scoped provider or network leads. Shared statewide directories are excluded from local counts. A shelter lead may be coordinated entry, a seasonal facility or a future opening; it is not an available bed.
Baker County
7 local or regional profiles. New Directions peer drop-in publishes food/water, hygiene kits, access to showers/laundry and employment-document help; call to confirm hygiene arrangements and eligibility. Truck Corral is a commercial option with fees/access requirements to confirm. Community-center lunches have age-based contributions or charges.
Further research: Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Weather relief, Phone access.
Benton County
10 local or regional profiles. Added age-specific supervised youth shelter and outreach. Shelter is sober and resident services are distinct from public drop-in access.
Further research: Safe parking, Weather relief, Transportation.
Clackamas County
6 local or regional profiles. Added rural rehousing/youth host-home/weather-shelter intake plus Milwaukie youth drop-in access. Host homes require matching and weather refuge requires activation; no rural public showers/laundry were established.
Further research: Shelter and coordinated entry, Laundry, Safe parking, Outreach, Transportation.
Clatsop County
7 local or regional profiles. Added men’s mission housing and published meal/hygiene schedule. Public walk-in access is unclear and must be confirmed; no new vehicle-living or mail service was established.
Further research: Day centers and rest, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Transportation, Phone access.
Columbia County
5 local or regional profiles. Added a St. Helens youth community-support location, with days but no published times. No new general overnight shelter, shower/laundry or vehicle-parking access was established.
Further research: Shelter and coordinated entry, Showers and hygiene, Laundry, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Phone access.
Coos County
9 local or regional profiles. Adds Compass scheduled meals/mail, rural outreach/transport, conditional warming, Coalbank emergency shelter and family supported-living intake, AYA youth/family housing and housing-authority permanent supportive-housing assessment. Compass mobile showers/laundry are coming soon, not available now. No shelter vacancy or housing opening date confirmed.
Further research: Laundry, Day centers and rest, Safe parking, Phone access.
Crook County
10 local or regional profiles. Adds local St. Vincent emergency financial/referral intake and regional youth outreach/document help. Financial aid does not prove a local overnight facility; regional youth drop-in facilities are not assumed to exist locally.
Further research: Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Weather relief, Transportation, Phone access.
Curry County
6 local or regional profiles. Adds AYA regional youth/family housing intake; its documented housing offices are in Coos and its Gold Beach office is a local contact. Regional scope does not establish a new overnight site in Curry.
Further research: Laundry, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief.
Deschutes County
13 local or regional profiles. Adds youth-focused outreach, document help, drop-in showers/laundry, emergency shelter and pregnant/parenting youth shelter/baby-supply access. Contact providers for current access and placement.
Further research: Weather relief, Transportation, Phone access.
Douglas County
7 local or regional profiles. Adds direct coastal Reedsport pantry with Dial-A-Ride vouchers and online pickup/delivery arrangements, Sutherlin–Oakland groceries and a health-plan rural food guide. Confirm individual pantry requirements and delivery eligibility.
Further research: Laundry, Day centers and rest, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Phone access.
Gilliam County
6 local or regional profiles. Existing local pantry, meal-site and transport leads remain; this pass did not establish a new general public shower/laundry, mail or overnight facility.
Further research: Shelter and coordinated entry, Showers and hygiene, Laundry, Day centers and rest, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Phone access.
Grant County
5 local or regional profiles. County meal sites add prepared food in John Day, Monument and Prairie City. Call for the serving location, eligibility and charges. Public shower/laundry/mail and general overnight shelter gaps remain.
Further research: Showers and hygiene, Laundry, Day centers and rest, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Phone access, ID and birth certificate help.
Harney County
7 local or regional profiles. Harney Hub has ready-to-eat meal pickup and a pantry; meals cost $10 under age 60 and suggest $5 for older diners. Burns Paiute food distribution has tribal, residence and income requirements. Public shower/laundry/mail gap remains.
Further research: Showers and hygiene, Laundry, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Phone access, ID and birth certificate help.
Hood River County
7 local or regional profiles. Families and unaccompanied students can contact the school liaison for school access, meal applications and school transportation. This does not establish public meals or shelter for all ages.
Further research: Housing assistance intake, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Phone access.
Jackson County
8 local or regional profiles. Adds Maslow’s Medford youth/family resource center and eligible housing support; current page does not establish mail, laundry or overnight shelter.
Further research: Safe parking, Weather relief, Phone access.
Jefferson County
8 local or regional profiles. Adds regional youth outreach/document help and specialized shelter pathways; local drop-in facility locations and actual placement remain subject to confirmation.
Further research: Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Transportation, Phone access.
Josephine County
6 local or regional profiles. Adds Maslow’s Grants Pass youth/family drop-in with specific afternoon hours, broader operating hours and housing navigation.
Further research: Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Phone access.
Klamath County
5 local or regional profiles. No distinct new practical service added in this bounded round; prior adult/youth shelter, housing intake and rural pantry sources retained.
Further research: Showers and hygiene, Laundry, Day centers and rest, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Transportation, Phone access, ID and birth certificate help.
Lake County
3 local or regional profiles. No new successfully captured current primary source establishes general overnight shelter, public shower/laundry, mail or safe-parking services. Existing 2026 Lakeview/Paisley/Christmas Valley pantry information and housing financial intake remain useful; school liaison contacts need a current district confirmation.
Further research: Shelter and coordinated entry, Showers and hygiene, Laundry, Day centers and rest, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Transportation, Phone access, ID and birth certificate help.
Lane County
9 local or regional profiles. Adds Eugene youth drop-in showers/food/outreach, Station 7 minor shelter and Cottage Grove rural youth day access. Ages differ by program; no general-adult shelter inferred. Cottage Grove main page does not establish unrestricted public shower/laundry access.
Further research: Weather relief.
Lincoln County
10 local or regional profiles. Added family shelter/diaper support and a Newport transitional-family waiting list. Samaritan House explicitly says immediate accommodation is unavailable; public shower/laundry access was not expanded.
Further research: Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Transportation, Phone access.
Linn County
9 local or regional profiles. Added Albany youth shelter and outreach hub with snacks and hygiene kits. Confirm outreach hours; the hub moved to Pacific Boulevard.
Further research: Laundry, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Weather relief, Phone access.
Malheur County
7 local or regional profiles. Prepared meals in Ontario, Nyssa and Vale have eligibility-based voluntary donations or a $5 required charge for other younger diners. First-time attendance should be arranged ahead.
Further research: Shelter and coordinated entry, Showers and hygiene, Laundry, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Phone access, ID and birth certificate help.
Marion County
7 local or regional profiles. Added an open young-adult resource center, enrolled transitional shelter, and family/pet shelter intake. Daytime access does not guarantee a residential placement.
Further research: Current access and capacity.
Morrow County
6 local or regional profiles. Existing pantry, transitional shelter and transit leads remain; this pass did not establish additional public shower/laundry, mail or no-cook food facilities.
Further research: Laundry, Day centers and rest, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Phone access.
Multnomah County
8 local or regional profiles. Added screened youth day access with meals, showers, laundry and participant mail. Age and Homeless Youth Continuum screening restrictions apply.
Further research: Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Phone access.
Polk County
9 local or regional profiles. Added survivor shelter and family shelter intake serving Marion and Polk. Overnight placement requires contact with the programs; public showers/laundry and safe parking remain unexpanded.
Further research: Safe parking.
Sherman County
4 local or regional profiles. Existing regional shelter/intake, pantry and transit leads remain; this pass did not establish a new local public shower, laundry, mail or no-cook meal facility.
Further research: Housing assistance intake, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Phone access, ID and birth certificate help.
Tillamook County
5 local or regional profiles. Added confidential pet-friendly survivor shelter with office-hour screening. No additional general walk-in overnight shelter or safe parking was established.
Further research: Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Transportation, Phone access.
Umatilla County
10 local or regional profiles. Pendleton’s Sunday day center adds public showers, laundry vouchers and mail access. Overnight shelter and café are marked closed through October 12, 2026; check current status. Hot-meal and pantry contacts are available through the city guide. Helping Hand requires appointments and documentation.
Further research: Safe parking, Outreach, Phone access.
Union County
6 local or regional profiles. Shelter From the Storm offers a community pantry separately from survivor-specific shelter. Community-center prepared lunches require checking local meal times and age-based charges.
Further research: Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Phone access, ID and birth certificate help.
Wallowa County
5 local or regional profiles. Enterprise and Wallowa community centers offer prepared lunches, with voluntary contributions for eligible older adults and charges for others. Public shower, laundry, mail and safe-parking gaps remain.
Further research: Showers and hygiene, Laundry, Day centers and rest, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Phone access, ID and birth certificate help.
Wasco County
6 local or regional profiles. No distinct new practical service added in this bounded round; prior year-round Annex intake, Gloria seasonal/monthly care, weekday meals and youth drop-in leads retained.
Further research: Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Phone access, ID and birth certificate help.
Washington County
7 local or regional profiles. Added youth drop-ins offering showers, laundry, food, transport and identification-document help in Beaverton/Hillsboro. Confirm services at the selected location.
Further research: Mail and mailing addresses, Outreach, Phone access.
Wheeler County
4 local or regional profiles. Existing Fossil pantry and transport leads remain; this pass did not establish an additional public shower/laundry, mail or general overnight facility.
Further research: Shelter and coordinated entry, Showers and hygiene, Laundry, Day centers and rest, Mail and mailing addresses, Safe parking, Outreach, Weather relief, Phone access.
Yamhill County
6 local or regional profiles. Added appointment showers/laundry in Amity and weekday prepared dinners in McMinnville. The Amity provider publishes a weekly laundry allowance; call for appointments and eligibility.
Further research: Shelter and coordinated entry, Safe parking, Outreach, Phone access.