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Food, Agriculture and Nutrition Charities in Polk County, Oregon

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Food Banks & Pantries

DALLAS EMERGENCY FOOD CORP

DALLAS, OR

to PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOOD and SUPPLIES to THE DALLAS AREA COMMUNITY

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Food Banks & Pantries

ELLA CURRAN COMMUNITY FOOD BANK

INDEPENDENCE, OR

FOOD PANTRY PROVIDING FOOD for PEOPLE IN NEED LIVING IN or NEAR INDEPENDENCE and MONMOUTH OREGON.

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Food Banks & Pantries

KINDNESS CLUB DALLAS OREGON

Dallas, OR

We Provided Weekend Food for An Average of 230 Students Every Friday All Year Long. These Were Distributed By Volunteers to Each School for Students to Take Home. We Operated…

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Animal Husbandry

MORGAN HORSE ASSOCIATON OF OREGON

SALEM, OR

THE ASSOCIATION is BASED ON THE PROMOTION of THE MORGAN HORSE. THE ASSOCIATION DOES AWARDS, A HORSE SHOW, VARIOUS ACTIVITIES, and OTHER FUNCTIONS RELATED to PROMOTING THE BRE…

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Food, Agriculture & Nutrition N.E.C.

OREGON FARM TO SCHOOL NETWORK

Dallas, OR

We Bring Together Educators, Producers, and School Nutrition Staff to Create A Thriving Local Food System That Benefits Oregons Children, Communities, and Economy.

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Food Programs

SALEM DREAM CENTER

SALEM, OR

to TRANSFORM OUR COMMUNITY ONE LIFE AT A TIME THROUGH RELATIONSHIP. RELATIONSHIP is THE KEY to REACHING SOMEONE WHO HAS BEEN HURT BY THE HARSH EFFECTS of POVERTY. WE BUILD TH…

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Food Programs

JAMES 2 COMMUNITY KITCHEN

DALLAS, OR

JAMES 2 COMMUNITY KITCHEN

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Food Programs

SUPPORT SQUAD

DALLAS, OR

SUPPORT SQUAD

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