Hope Station Community Services, Inc.

11/03/2024

One more thing to be thankful for—an extra hour of sleep.

05/27/2024

12/04/2023

Our computers are old and have become outdated. In fact, one is as old as Hope Station - 14 years old! Some of our software is 20 years old and is no longer able to be updated. Thank God for the generosity of a church partner and a local couple who donated financially to make it possible for us to purchase new computers. Thank you!

11/22/2023

Money raised will help us continue to serve families in need, end our fiscal year in the black, and help with the purchase of a much needed refrigerated truck that will allow us to pick up 1000s of pounds of food, which will bless many! (We already have $70,000 set aside to purchase the $150,000 truck.)

One church committed to matching $40,000 and individual donors will match another $13,000.

Please pray for us to meet these generous challenges.

11/15/2023

If you'd like to better understand what Hope Station is about, read what Taynen, one of our participants, has to say.

Meet Taynen Like others who come to us, Taynen and her husband Sam were struggling to buy food for their family, which includes six children ranging in age from 10 months to 12 years old. They had taken part in something similar to Hope Station in the past, but during COVID it closed its doors--and

11/07/2023

Sharing is caring and at Hope Station we often share our overabundance with other food banks. So, on a hot day last summer, when a kind trucker dropped off 23 pallets of frozen lemonade slushes, we kept five and shared the rest with other food banks in town and as far away as Portland.

11/04/2023

Do you remember how going back to school in the fall was so much more fun if you had a brand new pair of shoes? Thanks to a donation from Gleaners of Clackamas County, Inc., many of our participants' children received pretty pink light up tennis shoes at the end of summer.

10/25/2023

Please join us this Saturday to celebrate the life of Mike Kaser, who was honored in 2022 with a Maps Community Award for going above and beyond to "Make a Difference" in the Mid-Williamette Valley. During the last 12 years he devoted 25-30 hours each week volunteering, doing everything from stocking shelves to driving vehicles for supplies and donations.

10/15/2023

The look of joy on this shopper’s face as fills her cart to overflowing with groceries is one we see often at Hope Station. Your donations to our nonprofit are a blessing to so many!

09/18/2023

Your financial donations assist those here at home—and abroad.