Last updated 8.13.2021. For the most up-to-date info, please call 503-287-4333.
Given Multnomah County’s advisory, masks are required in our store and in all indoor public spaces. Free masks are still available at the door if you forgot yours. But please remember to bring your reusable mask to reduce waste!
FAQs
- Can I bring my reusable bag?
- Yes, as long as it’s clean and you bag the groceries yourself. Please shop into a basket or cart though to prevent cross-contamination and eliminate theft.
- Can I bring reusable containers for bulk?
- Yes, you can bring your clean containers!
- Can I bring in my bottle returns?
- No, we are not accepting 10 cent bottle returns for sanitary reasons.
- We only accept glass bottle returns from Garry’s Meadow Fresh milk, Fern’s Edge goat milk, and Lionheart Kombucha growlers.
- Do you offer curbside pick-up?
- Unfortunately, we don’t have the staff capacity or storage space to accommodate grocery pick-up. If you need someone to shop for you, check out Grocery Bloc PDX to be paired with a volunteer shopper!
- When is the best time of day to shop?
- If you are looking to shop with fewer people in the store, we suggest you avoid the 9-10 AM window and stop by in the afternoon. We rarely get busy around 2-4 PM on weekdays.
RESOURCES
Portland Resources:
- COVID-19 Emergency Relief Resources for PDX
- How to Find Food in a Pandemic
- Multnomah County COVID-19 Info
- Oregon Health Authority, Mental Health Crisis Hotlines
- Portland Monthly’s day by day update
- Oregon Food Bank, Access to food during COVID-19
- NextDoor Help Map
- Resources for Domestic Violence Survivors
- The Portland Water Bureau will not disconnect water service for non-payment of sewer, stormwater and water bills. Learn about their financial assistance program.
- Portland General Electric, Pacific Power and NW Natural will suspend late fees and shutoffs.
- Comcast and Charter are offering free internet access to eligible households, among other measures, to help people stay connected.
- The People of Color caucus in the Oregon House listed resources for small businesses, including from Workshare, Business Oregon, and the Oregon Employment Department.
- Oregon Center for Public Policy suggested changes to Oregon’s Unemployment Insurance for people with employment losses due to COVID-19.
- Local foundations, led by Oregon Community Foundation, have created a COVID-19 Pooled Fund to provide urgent funding to community organizations providing direct services to people impacted by COVID-19.
- Volunteer at places that serve the vulnerable, such as Meals on Wheels for the elderly, or Rahab Sisters and Human Solutions for the homeless. Visit the Portland-area volunteer support website for more options.
- Schedule an appointment to donate blood at Red Cross. They need blood after canceling work and school-based blood drives.
- Combat racism wherever you see it, such as racist attacks against Asian students. Support businesses in Chinatown and the Jade District, which have suffered a disproportionate hit.
- Anti-stigma Resources for O
regon - Support Portland restaurants that offer takeout and delivery during COVID.
Where to Donate:
- Dozens of Ways You Can Help Portland During the Coronavirus Pandemic
- Pledge to Share Your Stimulus Check
- Emergency Solidarity Fund for Day Laborer Workers
- Oregon Workers Relief Fund
- Street Roots Vendor Assistance Fund
- Consider donating to MRG Foundation, which has developed a community response fund to support organizations on the frontlines.
- Oregon Food Bank
- Feed It Forward PDX
- Bradley Angle
- Domestic Violence Resource Center Emergency Stay Fund
- Equitable Giving Circle
