Our food pantry is open this Saturday beginning at 10 am. At noon only Drive thru is available until we close at 12:30. The church parking lot is available beginning at 9:45 am or you can park anytime at Fairview Elementary school.
We can’t wait to see you this Saturday!
NEXT SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1ST, WE WILL BE OPEN FOR DRIVE THRU ONLY with just produce, Gleaners fresh food and bread. There will be no kitchen, or inside food shopping.
Our parking lot opens at 9:45 am.
PLEASE ONLY PARK IN DESIGNATED PARKING SPOTS
Announcements start in the Sanctuary at 10 am.
Registration starts at 10:15 am.
The pantry will be open for shopping and drive-through at 10:00 am.
Registration closes at 12:00 pm for in- pantry shopping.
You must arrive by 11:45 am and be registered by noon to pick out your own food.
Here are the details:
- Date: Saturday October 25th
- Time: 10 am – 12:30 pm
- Location: 2420 NE Fairview Avenue, Fairview, OR (between Halsey and Sandy Blvd)
- Shopping: In-person
We can’t wait to see you!
You can always find our information on our website, EastCountyFoodPantry.org, and our Facebook page.
We also want to provide the following links on the Multnomah County website regarding SNAP benefits:
SNAP Multnomah County Information
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We are pleased to announce that the East County Food Pantry has joined a select group of other pantries. They aim to supply food for the children and their families. This support is provided when the children are released from the Doernbecher Hospital For Children. The newborn unit is also at OHSU. The families can pick up their food on the way home from the hospital.
Alternatively, we will deliver the food to their home. We expect about 4-5 deliveries per month which we will ask people who live in the area to deliver. We will service the areas of Sandy and Corbett alongside the rest of the East County that we currently serve. This way the families of sick children can have food at home while their child recuperates. It’s a great way to support sick children and their families. They won’t need to worry about not having enough food at home when their child leaves the hospital.
Parents need to ask for food from our pantry through Doernbecher or OHSU. Speak with your social worker at the hospital to learn the process. You need to do this 2 days before your child is expected to be released.
