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Quality Food for All

Our mission is to reduce hunger and improve the lives of low-income residents in Northwest and Downtown Portland.

We fight food insecurity by offering a variety of food assistance services to residents in NW and Downtown Portland.

 

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Lift Up Staff Member loading healthy food for delivery

Together, We Can Help End Hunger in Portland

At Lift UP, we believe that everyone deserves healthy and nutritious food. We take great pride in ensuring our neighbors have access to the quality food they deserve. 

 

The rising cost of living, compounded with cuts to pandemic-era supplemental food benefits, has caused food insecurity to soar for many in our community over the last two years. Usage of onsite pantries in Adopted Buildings doubled following 2023 benefit cuts, and has remained on the rise ever since.

With your support, we have been able to rise to meet this growing need without compromising our values of abundance, dignity, and joy.

Help feed your food-insecure neighbors by donating food today.

Man in Wheelchairexploring foods at Prestons Pantry

Help us foster a sense of community and fight food insecurity.

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Lift UP Co-workers delivering food
Two smiling volunteers unpacking can fish at Prestons Pantry

Support your community and our programs with a one-time or ongoing gift.

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of clients surveyed say their health improved after receiving food from Lift UP.

90%

of all food distributed last year was produce.

50%

individuals were served by Preston's Pantry – 50% were first-time shoppers.

15,190

of food were distributed last year – a 25% increase over the previous year.

869,266 pounds

Delivered Food Boxes were distributed in low-income housing communities – 44% were dietary specific (i.e. tailored to diets for diabetic, gluten-free, high blood pressure, soft food, low sodium, Kosher, etc.).

4,820

pounds of food were stocked in our onsite pantries housed in living communities

59,790

Food is a human right. Everyone deserves access to food.

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