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How to help Dallas Food Bank during the food security crisis

• Donate funds to purchase needed foods
Tax-deductible monetary donations may be made HERE   or dropped off or mailed to                                        322 Main St., Ste.180, Dallas, OR, 97338.

• Donate food
Especially needed are canned meats, tuna, chili, soups, peanut butter, canned fruit, tomato sauce, oatmeal, cereal and shelf-stable dairy.
Food donations may be dropped off                  Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Wednesday and Friday from 9 to 11 a.m.

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MISSION STATEMENT:

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Dallas Food Bank is committed to reducing food insecurity among people in the greater-Dallas community through the acquisition and equitable distribution of healthy food.  

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VISION:

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Food assistance is available to all who

need it in our service area. 

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Thanks to a $5000 grant from the Pacific Power Foundation, Dallas Food Bank volunteer Jay has fresh milk and eggs to stock for distribution to our families, along with cereal and canned goods. 

Dallas Food Bank received a grant from Oregon Food Bank to purchase a waterproof pallet cover to use when we are transporting food. February 2025

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Thanks to a 2026 grant from WaFd Bank, Dallas Food Bank was able to replenish pantry staples including
flour, oil, shelf stable milk, canned fruit and vegetables, and cereal.     
Pictured from left to right are 
WaFd Bank's Dallas Branch Manager Leslie Bole and Senior Vice President-Retail Banking Division for Northern Oregon Tina DeCamp, and Dallas Food Bank board members Eddie Nelson, Rebecca Masingale and Eileen DiCicco.  

Dallas Food Bank was a recipient of a Red Letter from Keller Williams Corner Stone Team.  Yolanda Zuger presented Caprice Rosato with the donation.  Yolanda, Thank you so much for your continued support.  

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Dallas Food Bank provides shopping-style food distribution to community members seeking food assistance. 

While COVID-19 pandemic is behind us, the virus and its variants still linger.  

To help reduce the spread of viruses, we ask that anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19 or has been exposed to someone who has tested positive or has symptoms of the condition or any other virus, please arrange for someone unaffected to pick up food for your household.  
Thank you.  

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