Who FISH serves
On average, FISH provides food to more than 600 households each month. Those served include children, seniors, unhoused individuals, and hard-working families who need a little extra help to make ends meet.
Helping alleviate hunger across Hood River County — serving more than 600 households each month.
FISH Food Bank serves Hood River County through three distribution sites and a Hood River warehouse-hub. As a Partner Agency of the Oregon Food Bank and Columbia Gorge Food Bank, FISH receives USDA commodities and donated food through state and federal programs — supplemented by community food drives and local farm donations.
On average, FISH provides food to more than 600 households each month. Those served include children, seniors, unhoused individuals, and hard-working families who need a little extra help to make ends meet.
Local community impact is the biggest force behind FISH''s shelves. Food drives and donations from individuals, farms, organizations, and businesses keep the shelves stocked. Financial contributions enable FISH to purchase essentials like meat, cheese, eggs, milk, butter, fresh produce, tortillas, and culturally familiar foods that reflect the diversity of the community.
Hood River: 1130 Tucker Rd. — Mon 3-5pm, Wed 9-10am & 3-5:30pm, Fri 3-5pm. Parkdale: 4910 Baseline Dr. (Parkdale Community Church) — 1st, 3rd, and 5th Mondays 4-6pm. Cascade Locks: 140 SE WaNaPa St. (Cascade Locks City Hall) — 4th Wednesday of each month, 2-4pm (3rd Wednesday in November & December).
There are many ways to support FISH — from financial gifts to food drives to volunteering at a distribution site.
Give online at fish-food-bank.com or mail a check to FISH Food Bank, 1767 12th St. No. 147, Hood River, OR 97031.
FISH gratefully accepts perishable and non-perishable food donations at the Hood River location, Mon/Wed/Fri 8am–5pm. Use the donation bin out front after hours. Personal care items and pet food are also welcome.
Plant an extra row in your garden for FISH. Farmers and orchardists can donate excess crops — call or email to coordinate.
Create a lasting impact by including FISH Food Bank in your will or estate plan.
Assist clients in shopping, restock supplies, and help carry groceries to cars at the Hood River, Parkdale, or Cascade Locks sites. Hours vary by location.
Help restock shelves, sort produce and donations, break down cardboard, and keep food moving through the warehouse at Hood River. Mon/Wed/Fri 8–10am.
Collect donated food from local grocery stores. Must be able to keep food dry in inclement weather and lift heavy bins.
Join Master Gardeners in the FISH Garden to grow fresh, nutritious produce for clients (May through September).
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