April 2025 Community Cultivator: Morel Ink

Oregon Food Bank is proud to recognize Morel Ink as our Community Cultivator for April 2025!

A longtime supporter of Oregon Food Bank, Morel Ink is more than just a donor — they’re also our trusted print and branded apparel partner. As a woman-owned, union-operated shop, Morel Ink is deeply rooted in Oregon and committed to food justice. Their passion for community drives their dedication to ending hunger and addressing its root causes.

Our partnership with Morel Ink began in 2005, built on the shared belief that no one should go hungry. Over the past two decades, they have supported our mission through donations, printing services and advocacy.

As a key supporter of Bloom, our annual community celebration, Morel Ink helps strengthen connections and mobilize resources for lasting change. Their contributions ensure we can continue reaching and engaging our community effectively.

Morel Ink, a valued union shop (part of District Council 2, an affiliate of the Printing, Packaging & Production Workers Union of North America), also champions labor rights. Their commitment to economic justice aligns with the broader movement against hunger, reinforcing the link between fair wages and food security.

“Morel Ink is proud to partner with Oregon Food Bank to support its vital work feeding Oregonians,” said Ben Wood, CEO of Morel Ink.

We are deeply grateful for Morel Ink’s enduring commitment to food justice, equity and our community. Their leadership exemplifies what it means to be a Community Cultivator — helping to eliminate hunger and its root causes.

Have questions about the Community Cultivator program or how your organization can get involved? Please don’t hesitate to reach out!