Resources

File a claim for unemployment benefits here.

Anyone can need help sometimes. High gas prices, layoffs, unemployment, abuse, divorce, fixed incomes – simply the high costs of getting by today can leave anyone in need of a friendly hand to help through a tough time. Sunshine Pantry is here to help you through tough times, to get you on your feet again. 

You may come once per week, more if you are homeless.

What we offer:

• Food box items that fulfill family dietary needs (this includes Kosher diets)
• Hygiene & toiletries
• Baby formula

Summer Meal Program. Click on link for locations and details.

• Food
• Basic personal items (Toilet paper, toiletries, etc)
• Cleaning items (such as bleach and disinfecting wipes)
• Safety supplies (masks, hand sanitizer, gloves)
• Meals
• Errand-running
• Pet supplies
• Pet care (such as dog-walking)

Information about other local resources? Send a confidential email to teambeaverton@gmail.com

The MyNeighbOR initiative sponsored by Every Child helps connect foster families and foster children who have are in need during this difficult time with people in our local community who are willing to meet those needs. Examples of the types of needs that may be met during this crisis are:

• Groceries / Food / Supplies
• Babysitting / Respite
• Educational Support / Activities

Click the title above to request assistance as a foster family.

• For shelter resources (for families)
• Emergency assistance
• Emergency rental assistance

Download this resource that explains how the stimulus bill affects small businesses.

Download this resource which explains how the stimulus bill affects individuals CARES-Act-Individuals.pdf

This list of resources was compiled and is being updated by Congressman Earl Blumenauer and his team in Portland, Oregon. There are separate tabs for different types of resources - food, shelter, utilities & rent assistance, health & wellness, education, entertainment, volunteer resources, etc 

The Oregon Energy Fund provides funds for energy assistance to 30+ partner agencies and nonprofits throughout Oregon. If you need help paying your electric bill, enter your county or zip code below to find out who has energy assistance in your area and how to contact them.

211 is a state funded program, together with United Way and other partners, which helps people to identify, navigate, and connect with the local resources they need. Their site offers tools/links to help you understand what programs you might be eligible for. In addition to calling, you may also contact them by texting your zipcode to 898211. Phone number is 211 or (866)-698-6155.

Coordinates assistance to families and individuals who are seeking food and help with utilities. Phone line hours: 9am-2pm

Serving zipcodes: 

97003, 97005, 97006, 97007, 97008, 97078, 97123, 97124, 97223, 97225, and 97229.

Food: 503-591-9025

Utilities: 503-726-0407

Family Promise is about building communities and strengthening lives, focused on ending homelessness.  Their vision is a nation in which every family has a home, a livelihood, and the chance to build a better future. The logo, the star, is the most important element and a visual touchstone to Family Promise's history. The five points of the star represent the five key elements of Family Promise: shelter, prevention, stabilization, community and promise.

Summer Meal Program. Click on link for locations and details.

Anyone can need help sometimes. High gas prices, layoffs, unemployment, abuse, divorce, fixed incomes – simply the high costs of getting by today can leave anyone in need of a friendly hand to help through a tough time. Sunshine Pantry is here to help you through tough times, to get you on your feet again. 

You may come once per week, more if you are homeless.

What we offer:

• Food box items that fulfill family dietary needs (this includes Kosher diets)
• Hygiene & toiletries
• Baby formula

The MyNeighbOR initiative sponsored by Every Child helps connect foster families and foster children who have are in need during this difficult time with people in our local community who are willing to meet those needs. Examples of the types of needs that may be met during this crisis are:

• Groceries / Food / Supplies
• Babysitting / Respite
• Educational Support / Activities

Click the title above to request assistance as a foster family.

The Oregon Senior Loneliness Line is open 24/7, offering support and connection for older adults feeling lonely ore isolated during this period of social distancing.

• For shelter resources (for families)
• Emergency assistance
• Emergency rental assistance

The Borland Free Clinic, located in Rolling Hills Church (3550 SW Borland Rd, Tualatin, OR 97062) is accepting patients for URGENT care only. They are currently Mondays, 3PM-7PM and Thursdays, 4PM-6PM. More information, including telemedicine visits, is available on their website.

The LECTIO 365 app is a devotional resource that helps you pray through the Bible. Each day, Pause to be still, Rejoice with a Psalm and Reflect on Scripture, Ask for God’s help and Yield to His will in your life.

Valuable resources and tools to help you to spread positive messages of hope, compassion, mental health care and suicide prevention.

This list of resources was compiled and is being updated by Congressman Earl Blumenauer and his team in Portland, Oregon. There are separate tabs for different types of resources - food, shelter, utilities & rent assistance, health & wellness, education, entertainment, volunteer resources, etc 

Although our Compassion Clinic events have been canceled or postponed due to COVID-19, we recognize that many families and individuals are still in need of care--and perhaps even more so during this uncertain time. We have created this form to help you navigate the health resources that are currently available in the Portland metro area. After you fill out the form, we will send your request to the Compassion Clinic volunteer team closest to your location, and they will follow up with you. Our volunteers are made up of local church members who are eager to serve and support you.

ARMS exists to bring healing and transformation, from a faith perspective to those impacted by domestic violence and controlling relationships.

Email us today at: info@abuserecovery.org for more information. If your email is not secure, please call us at 866-262-9284 instead.

Call to Safety believes everyone deserves a life free of domestic and sexual violence.  Working to fulfill our mission by providing confidential support services and education to empower our community, Call to Safety provides a comprehensive 24/7 crisis line, follow-up advocacy for survivors, support groups, community outreach and education, and sexual assault medical advocacy.

• Food
• Basic personal items (Toilet paper, toiletries, etc)
• Cleaning items (such as bleach and disinfecting wipes)
• Safety supplies (masks, hand sanitizer, gloves)
• Meals
• Errand-running
• Pet supplies
• Pet care (such as dog-walking)

Information about other local resources? Send a confidential email to teambeaverton@gmail.com

• For shelter resources (for families)
• Emergency assistance
• Emergency rental assistance

One way to help others is to write cards of encouragement to Memory Care workers and clients.  The cards can be simple-written by children, parents, or anyone who would like to bless others during this difficult time.  In addition, please consider making disposable gowns for memory care workers, by utilizing extra sheets* you may have at home.  There are bins at each location to collect your cards and gowns.

*For an easy pattern to follow please email: amye@willamette.cc. 

Coordinates assistance to families and individuals who are seeking food and help with utilities. Phone line hours: 9am-2pm

Serving zipcodes: 

97003, 97005, 97006, 97007, 97008, 97078, 97123, 97124, 97223, 97225, and 97229.

Food: 503-591-9025

Utilities: 503-726-0407

Family Promise is about building communities and strengthening lives, focused on ending homelessness.  Their vision is a nation in which every family has a home, a livelihood, and the chance to build a better future. The logo, the star, is the most important element and a visual touchstone to Family Promise's history. The five points of the star represent the five key elements of Family Promise: shelter, prevention, stabilization, community and promise.

Start up a free video chat with up to 25 friends or family members within your web browser. If you're using a computer, you'll need a webcam, microphone, and speakers. You can also use a mobile device such as a phone or iPad. Many of our home communities have been gathering using Google Hangouts. Click the title above for instructions.

The Oregon Senior Loneliness Line is open 24/7, offering support and connection for older adults feeling lonely ore isolated during this period of social distancing.

The National Latino Evangelical Coalition (NALEC) has developed and is offering a FREE Spanish-language manual to help Hispanic Evangelical congregations respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The LECTIO 365 app is a devotional resource that helps you pray through the Bible. Each day, Pause to be still, Rejoice with a Psalm and Reflect on Scripture, Ask for God’s help and Yield to His will in your life.

This list of resources was compiled and is being updated by Congressman Earl Blumenauer and his team in Portland, Oregon. There are separate tabs for different types of resources - food, shelter, utilities & rent assistance, health & wellness, education, entertainment, volunteer resources, etc 

Valuable resources and tools to help you to spread positive messages of hope, compassion, mental health care and suicide prevention.

211 is a state funded program, together with United Way and other partners, which helps people to identify, navigate, and connect with the local resources they need. Their site offers tools/links to help you understand what programs you might be eligible for. In addition to calling, you may also contact them by texting your zipcode to 898211. Phone number is 211 or (866)-698-6155.

ARMS exists to bring healing and transformation, from a faith perspective to those impacted by domestic violence and controlling relationships.

Email us today at: info@abuserecovery.org for more information. If your email is not secure, please call us at 866-262-9284 instead.