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Immigrant Mutual Aid Coalition (IMAC)

Last updated Jun 2026

About

IMAC provides mutual aid for immigrant families and works to reduce health disparities and equity gaps. Through several distribution events each month it provides culturally relevant produce, pantry staples, diapers, and hygiene products to hundreds of households, plus outreach to rural farmworking families in Clackamas County. It also offers Know Your Rights trainings, English classes, and connections to social services. Contact imacoregon@gmail.com.

Communities centered

Immigrants & refugeesBIPOC

Services offered

Food & mealsAdvocacyCase management

Who it's for

FamiliesLow-income

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