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Tod's Corner (Our House)

Last updated Jun 2026

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Tod's Corner, a program of Our House, provides free gently-used clothing and household items to low-income people living with HIV or AIDS, including clothing, kitchenware, bedding, and bathroom supplies. Clients must be referred by a case manager. 503-349-4699.

Communities centered

HIV+

Services offered

Case management

Who it's for

Low-income

Location

Tod's Corner (Our House)

10202 SE 32nd Ave Suite 502, Milwaukie, OR 97222

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