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Stack 'em, Don't Lean 'em!
PSA- We have been noticing some unsafe pallet practices out in the community the community, so we want to share some safety practices with you all about pallets.
- Pallets must be stacked horizontally.
- Max height is 8 pallets.
- Pallet should NOT be leaned against a wall, fence, etc. This is an OSHA violation and safety hazard as they could fall down and hurt someone.
- Field bins should be stacked on top of pallets and stored out of the elements.
- Carboard, garbage, plastic wrap should…
Two local, two national meetings in the coming weeks
There are four opportunities this month for SNAP updates, two of which are local and two of which are national. All times listed are Pacific time.
Save Oregon SNAP Monthly Meeting - Monday, October 20 from 4-5 p.m. PT (click here to add meeting to your calendar)
Funding SNAP in the Wake of H.R. 1 - Tuesday, October 21 at 12 p.m. PT (click here to register / national)
SNAP Payment Error Rates 101 - Wednesday, October 22 from 12:30-2 p.m. PT (click here to register / national)
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Please read for important updates and clarifications
As of 12:01 a.m. ET this morning (10/1), funding for the federal government lapsed. Many departments and agencies—including USDA—have now shut down. The severity and timing of disruptions to federal operations will vary from agency to agency. We do not know how long the shutdown will last.
Millions of employees of federal contractors and the federal government stand to be impacted. In Oregon, 21,000 employees will be affected. Some employees will be furloughed, and some—including military…
More than 300,000 Oregonians will be affected
Changes to SNAP are beginning this fall under the Republican Budget Bill (H.R.1), and 313,000 Oregonians will be affected.
October 1: New SNAP rules begin for adults ages 18 to 64 without children under 14 in Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Yamhill, Benton and Hood River counties. People in this group may only receive benefits for three months unless they meet certain additional requirements. About 310,000 adults statewide will be newly evaluated under these rules, which will expand to…
This meeting will fulfill both your quarterly meeting AND equity training requirements for the year!
Our next PA Quarterly Gathering is on Wednesday, October 8th. This will be a single virtual session for partner agencies across the metro region. We will resume in person county-specific gatherings in January.
This PA Quarterly will be a training, and will fulfill both the annual meeting and equity training requirements outlined in the PA Agreement. Please join us in conversation with K'at Cali-De Leon, of the new Network Equity & Capacity Team (or NECTarine)!
What:Recruiting &…
Reminder, surface mold can be wiped off and is not unsafe!
A new load of beautiful strawberries arrived at the warehouse today! You may notice that some packs have some surface mold (fuzzy mold seen below). Remember that surface mold can be easily wiped or rinsed off with no internal penetration, and the berries are still safe to consume. Photos of the berries are below, along with a reminder about surface mold vs non, and how to tell the difference. Strawberries will now arrive on Wednesdays, and likely be available on POL late Wed or Thursday for…
The Nonprofit Association of Oregon (NAO) and Coalition of Communities of Color (CCC) are working together to get a pulse survey out about the impact of government funding cuts on nonprofit organizations in Oregon. Findings from this survey will allow both organizations to advocate for nonprofit organizations when engaging with elected officials.
NAO and the Coalition of Communities of Color have created a pulse survey for 501c3 nonprofits to better understand how recent government funding cuts at federal, state and local levels are affecting nonprofits across Oregon. By sharing your organization’s experience, you’ll help us capture the real impacts of these cuts and ensure nonprofit voices are amplified in advocacy with elected officials, line departments of government, and foundations. We know that it takes your valuable time… |
This September is Hunger Action Month — a time when people across the country take action to end hunger. Hunger starts with policy — and it can end there too.
Hunger isn’t a personal failure, it’s a policy failure
The laws our elected officials make — about wages, food assistance, housing, childcare, healthcare — decide who can afford basic needs and who can’t. If we work together we have the power to make the policy changes our communities need.
Looking for a full-time position at one of Clackamas County's largest nonprofits? CSC is hiring a new Program Director!
Clackamas Service Center is looking for their next Program Director, a full-time position with benefits. Salary is $70k-$78k DOE, and it is a 40 hour per week position, with occasional weekends and evenings as needed. The projected start date will be in October 2025. As the Program Director, you are a leader and strategic thinker who loves leading, teaching, and empowering people. Your exceptional customer service skills and experience supervising, mentoring, and coordinating staff and…
OneChurch Aloha has several shelving units, fridges, freezers, and carts available to partners. Please see the attached pictures down below.
Equipment includes the following shelving units:
- 3 Gorilla Racks 78" x 72" x 24"
- 2 Metal Shelf units with plywood 48" x 24" x 72"
- 1 Metal Shelf unit 48" x 18: x 72"
- 2 Angled Wire Shelf units with 9 milk crates ea.
- 17 Wire Shelf units 48" x 18" x 72"
If interested, please contact Donna Coonrod to coordinate pickup/delivery: donna112556@comcast.n…
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