Join the Partner Network
Independent, locally governed food banks, pantries, and similar hunger-relief programs operating outside the Oregon Food Bank Network can explore Network Membership.
Membership Inquiry
Get Involved
Help build a stronger independent food network for Oregon.
Organizations, farms, businesses, faith communities, funders, volunteers, and public partners can each strengthen the systems that move nutritious food to people.
Become an Aligned Partner
Farms, faith communities, mutual-aid groups, tribes, shelters, schools, public agencies, logistics providers, businesses, and funders can collaborate without becoming Network Members.
Partnership InquiryFood and in-kind resources
Share food, equipment, transportation, storage, or services.
Potential contributions include safe surplus food, produce, refrigerated vehicles, cargo vans, trailers, fuel, commercial refrigeration, shelving, pallet jacks, forklifts, warehouse space, software, printing, legal or accounting services, and disaster supplies.
UFNOR will review food safety, condition, restrictions, storage, transportation, ownership, and the charitable usefulness of proposed contributions.
Offer a ResourceFinancial support
Invest in the infrastructure behind hunger relief.
Financial support can help fund transportation, fuel, storage, refrigeration, food rescue, regional hubs, technology, training, emergency response, partner assistance, and qualified staffing.
Ask About Supporting UFNORVolunteer and professional expertise
Share skills that strengthen the network.
UFNOR may need help with logistics, food safety, warehousing, transportation, finance, grants, governance, technology, communications, language access, emergency planning, and regional coordination.