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Everyone deserves to have food

We can help end hunger in Oregon

By passing the Anti-Hunger Package in 2027, we can:

  • Ensure all K-12 students have access to free breakfast and lunch at school

  • Help more Oregonians afford food through expanded cash assistance

  • Ensure our statewide free food assistance network is funded to meet the rising need

  • Protect health coverage for immigrant Oregonians

  • Fund these initiatives through revenue reforms that are equitable and sufficient

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Hunger in Oregon is getting worse

In 2025, Congress made the biggest cut to SNAP (formerly known as food stamps) in history, making it even harder for our families to put food on the table.

Nearly 100,000 fewer Oregonians have food assistance through SNAP, while our state continues to face staggering rates of food insecurity.

We need to act now to protect our communities.

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Policy Updates

2026 Legislative Victories and What Remains Undone

In response to staggering rates of hunger and federal cuts to vital food assistance, our communities rallied to pass policies that move us closer to ensuring everyone has the food we need to thrive.

Press Release

2026 State of Hunger Address Urges Lawmakers to Pass Anti-Hunger Package

New Oregon Food Bank data shows visits rose 51% in two years amid federal cuts

There's no reason we have to live in a world where there is hunger. There's enough food to feed every person who is alive today. Continuing to live in a world where there is hunger is a choice. We need to make the choice together to say, ‘That's unacceptable.'

Matt Newell-Ching, Senior Public Policy Manager, Oregon Food Bank

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