Across the country on June 6, we'll take to the streets, trails, and paths via the Virtual Race app. It's like a traditional 5k—friendly competition, t‑shirts, finish line selfies—only you pick the route. We're thanking Essential Workers with free registration and also supporting Feeding America.

The Independent Restaurant Coalition (IRC) was formed to save the local restaurants affected by COVID-19. IRC was founded on the simple belief that there is power to affect legislative change if we unite our voice. This national movement is quickly growing and EVERYONE is welcome to join. Please join or Donate today.

Donate We need your financial support today so we can immediately reopen as a secure resource for families who require furnishings during this public health crisis. Sponsor A Home 2 Go Kit In response to community public health needs, Community Warehouse is offering pre-packaged HOME 2 GO Essential Items Kits.

Donate to support the Oregon Worker Relief Fund. Our top priority is to get dollars in the hands of Immigrant Oregon workers who are being left out of the Federal Stimulus package. 100% of the donations will go directly to community members in need who cannot access unemployment insurance benefits.

The James Beard Foundation recognizes the dire situation the food and beverage community is in due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  The purpose of the James Beard Foundation Food and Beverage Industry Relief Fund (the “Fund”) is to provide critical financial assistance to small, independent restaurants that, due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) national disaster.

With the spread of COVID-19 , we find ourselves in a time of global uncertainty. Our hearts go out to everyone impacted. Our committee wishes to make an immediate impact during these uncertain and unprecedented times and is granting additional funding to an organization in our region who is directly impacting those whose health and economic well-being has been impacted by this crisis.

The Central Texas Food Bank has a long history of responding to emergencies and disasters. We are closely monitoring news from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and from state and local agencies regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and its potential spread and weighing appropriate options for several possible scenarios. The best way to help is to donate.

We are all in this together. If you are a business or individual with some resources to offer, we created this page to link those resources to non-profit agencies that need them in our community.

We know everyone is reeling in the wake of COVID-19. As fallout from this pandemic ripples across our community, we’re seeing firsthand the devastating impact it’s having on families at the margins. More than 400 survivors in our programs rely on Raphael House for shelter, food, hygiene supplies, safety planning, and emergency resources—in addition to a high volume of callers on our 24-hotline.

Portland Street Medicine is a volunteer-driven initiative and will continue to be so. As we ramp up our street outreach in response to COVID-19, it makes the most sense for us to use our volunteer clinicians for the provision of care.

Philanthropic support can increase our capacity to diagnose, treat and prevent COVID-19 and prepare for future infectious disease outbreaks. We have created a new fund for donations to support the most urgent needs related to OHSU’s COVID-19 preparedness and response. These funds will be used flexibly by OHSU leadership to address the highest-priority needs in the coming weeks.

During the virus outbreak, 4,082 foster families are currently caring for more than 7,000 kids. As we receive an increase in requests for help from these families, you can help.

Want to help us feed our neighbors in need during this unprecedented health emergency?

Hosted by Silicon Valley Community Foundation, the COVID-19 Regional Response Fund will work with trusted lead partner organizations in the 10-county Bay Area region. The fund will provide operating grants to the organizations listed below, which have deep roots in the community. These lead organizations, in turn, will support those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Across the country, people have come together to give to the @DomesticWorkers Coronavirus Care Fund—a fund that directly helps domestic workers and caregivers during this difficult time. If you’re able to, join us by chipping in now.

Portland COVID-19 Mutual Aid needs the following items: bottled water, face masks, hand sanitizer, sanitizing wipes, tissues, hand soap, nitrile gloves, Ziploc bags, clean sharps, paper towels, single-serving Tylenol, hand warmers, combs, brushes, single-serving snacks, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, blankets, socks, underwear, personal/baby wipes, alcohol wipes, pet food.

The pantry is stocked through generous donations from individuals and business as well as through our partnership with the Mississippi Food Network. Over a hundred thousand cans of food are donated each year. Occasionally items such as sugar, canned fruit, cereal, and peanut butter, which are in constant demand, must occasionally be purchased by Stewpot.

Portland's Creative Laureate, Subashini Ganesan, and Oregon's Poet Laureate, Kim Stafford, have launched this emergency relief fund to meet the growing needs for independent/freelance artists in our tri-county area, in the face of COVID-19.

Free diapers and other baby products to residents of Yamhill County, OR. We serve vulnerable & isolated families with basic needs & mental health support.

At this point, all of us are feeling the impact of the coronavirus pandemic in our everyday lives, but there are some people and communities who are more vulnerable and need extra support during this time. By contributing to the Coronavirus Relief Fund, your donations will be spread equally across all of them to support those who need it most and groups providing critical support during this time.