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Together, we are powerful beyond measure

Ending hunger starts with community power and a commitment to ending the unfair systems that create unequal access to food. Through organizing and advocacy, we are amplifying community voices, addressing the root causes of hunger — from racism to sexism to transphobia — and supporting policies that put social justice and equity first.

Join us to work toward a future of equality and abundance for all.

Build community power

We can end hunger for good when we organize and advocate together. Here are some ways you can get involved and help address the root causes of hunger and poverty. Join us!

Join a movement for equity and justice

Hunger is not an individual experience. It’s a symptom of unfair systems that create barriers to employment, affordable housing and health care. Oregon Food Bank is building a movement for change and organizing support for policies that ensure all of us can thrive. To learn more about making your voice heard, download our guide Whose Government? Our Government.

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Food for All Oregonians

An incredible coalition of 165+ community organizations is working to make sure food is available to all Oregonians, no matter where we were born or our immigration status.

Learn how the campaign is bringing solutions to our elected leaders and moving a big step closer to ending hunger for good!

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Help build more equitable local food systems

Support resilient, community-based food systems

Our community-building programs bring people together to build a food system that contributes to community prosperity.

Contact us to learn about hosting a community-building event, or view our calendar to find upcoming opportunities to get involved.

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Contribute to community-led solutions to hunger

Through initiatives like FEAST (Food, Education, Agriculture, Solutions, Together) and the Community Ambassador Program, we are supporting solutions designed by and for communities and centering the needs of people most impacted by systemic oppression.

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Support producers providing food for their communities

Our community producer support fund programs invest in local BIPOC, immigrant and refugee, trans and gender expansive, and single caregiver farmers, ranchers and fishers, in building up their business capacity and ensuring that fresh, local, culturally familiar foods are reaching communities facing disproportionately high rates of hunger. Together, we’re fostering connections and support that promotes health, well-being, food sovereignty, and financial stability in local communities throughout the region. Learn more about Community Producer Support Fund.

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