FAQs

Many individuals and families face challenging financial choices due to rising housing costs, inflation, medical expenses, job loss, or other unexpected life events. For many people, food is often the most flexible part of the budget, making food assistance an essential resource during challenging times. Many working families, seniors on fixed incomes, veterans, and children rely on local food banks and pantries to help meet their nutritional needs. 

The public can get involved with Farmers Ending Hunger by participating in our Adopt an Acre program. They can also make an individual donation. Financial contributions help reduce the costs of processing, packaging and transporting the fresh food. 

Food donated to and processed by Farmers Ending Hunger is distributed to social service agencies and food banks throughout Oregon and SW Washington, including Oregon Food Bank, Blanchet House, Feed the Mass, and Marion Polk Food Share. 

Farmers Ending Hunger works with mid-to-large fresh food donations. Please contact Exec. Director John Burt at info@farmersendinghunger.com for more details. 

We are not currently set up as a volunteer organization. However, there are opportunities to volunteer with our partners at Oregon Food Bank, Blanchet House, Feed the Mass and Marion Polk Food Share.