No One Should Have to Choose Between Rent and Groceries
- Development
- 5 days ago
- 1 min read
Food insecurity in Lane County has surged — food box demand is up 110% over the past three years, and CCS, as the county's largest distributor of free food, is being stretched beyond capacity to keep up.
Thanks to this community's generosity, we've already raised $60,000 toward our $500,000 FOOD S.O.S. goal — funding that will stock CCS pantry shelves through 2026 and provide 7,000 more food boxes, an 18% increase over last year.
You make sure a family doesn't go to bed hungry tonight.
Because of people like you, a parent doesn't have to choose between paying rent and putting food on the table this week. You're the reason there's a full plate on someone's table this week — not because they got lucky, but because this community showed up.
$50 from you is a week of groceries for a family in need.
Three ways to be that neighbor:
Donate funds. Every dollar goes directly toward stocking our shelves and feeding families in need.
Give food. Donate non-perishables through Food for Lane County.
Volunteer. We need drivers and pantry volunteers to help get food where it's needed.
No act of compassion is too small to bring hope to a neighbor struggling to put food on the table.




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