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Portland Free Store Project

Last updated Jun 2026

About

Portland Free Store Project runs free pop-up events where community members can take what they need at no cost, and accepts donated goods to redistribute. The project is built around access without judgment. Events are pop-up style with no permanent storefront; check their site or Instagram for dates and locations.

Communities centered

LGBTQ+

Services offered

Food & mealsFinancial assistance

Who it's for

Low-income
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