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Clackamas County · Food

Sunshine Division

Last updated Apr 2026

About

Food assistance organization providing home-delivered food boxes (~650 per week via DoorDash partnership) and 24/7 food box distribution through Portland Police Bureau precincts. Strong fit for clients who can't easily get to a pantry, including disabled, elderly, or recovery-bound clients. Note: PPB partnership may affect comfort for some trans/BIPOC clients, flag this when referring.

Communities centered

With disabilities

Services offered

Food & meals

Who it's for

SeniorsCurrently unhoused

Eligibility

Portland Metro residents experiencing food insecurity. No income verification required.

Location

Sunshine Division

687 N Thompson St

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