Food and Utilities
Resources to Help You Meet Your Needs
Food and Utilities
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Hand Up Project
Provides emergency food services that cater to the BIPOC and LGBTQ+ community
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The Assistance League
Nonprofit specific to children's needs. includes programs and a thrift shop
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Women, Infants, and Children
No fee. Monthly supplemental food benefits for low to moderate-income pregnant and postpartum women, infants and children up to age five.
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Westside Food Brigade
Food pantry owned by Westside Community Church
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Telecommunication Devices Access Program:
Loans specialized telephone equipment at no cost and with no income restrictions to eligible disabled Oregonians
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SNAP
Partners for a Hunger Free Oregon- food stamp apps
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Saint Vincent de Paul
Christian organization providing food, rent/utilities, and furniture
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Rolling Hills Church
"Wash and Worship" each Sunday from 8:30am-10:30am at their Community Life Center. Includes a hot breakfast, shower and laundry for those in need.
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Project Homeless Connect
Outreach and drop-in day services 7am-4pm
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Oregon Telephone Assistance Program
May be able to reduce rates for phone and Internet bills
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Oregon Senior Farm Direct Nutrition Program
Recipients receive coupons to buy fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs at approved farmers markets and roadside stands. Must be referred to program by SNAP (food stamp) worker.
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Oregon Food Bank
Food bank and online help locating accessible food resources
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Meals on Wheels
Food deliveries to older adults in Multnomah or Washington county
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Love INC
Network of churches helping with access to basic needs
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Hillsboro Seventh Day Adventist Church
This church has an Oregon food bank agent
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Helping Hands Clothes Closet
Ran by Sunset Presbyterian Church, open twice a week
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Gung Ho Ministries Boutique
A women's clothing resale shop that generates income to help serve the underprivileged, sizes up to 3x
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enTouch
Free and low-cost cell phones through Lifeline Services- by Boomerang
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Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon
Interfaith direct service organization
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Curvy Chic Closet
Plus-sized clothes (XL to 34) at low prices
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Comcast Internet Essentials
Cheap Internet and computers for qualifying families; must have one child recieving free or reduced lunch
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Care to Share
Food pantry by Beaverton Resource Center
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Beaverton School District Clothes Closet
Clothing for students enrolled in the Beaverton School District. Appointments are required.
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Assurance Wireless
Free and low-cost cell phones through Lifeline Services- by Virgin Mobile
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Access Wireless
Free and low-cost cell phones through Lifeline Services- by i-wireless
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