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Use resources before a shortfall becomes an emergency.
These services are here to help. Start with food, meals and housing support in Corvallis, or choose any Oregon county for current statewide directories.
Local listings reviewed: July 20, 2026. Hours and capacity change; call before traveling.
Corvallis and Benton County
Food, meals and emergency housing contacts
The City of Corvallis publishes the following contacts and explicitly advises calling ahead. We link to its live list so you can check for changes. [1]
Food pantries
Community Outreach, Inc. 865 NW Reiman Ave · 541-758-3000 City listing: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
OSU Food Pantry 1030 SW Madison Ave · 541-737-3747 City listing: Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
South Corvallis Food Bank 1800 SW 3rd St., Suite 110 · 541-753-4263 City listing: Monday and Wednesday, 1–3 p.m.; Thursday, 5–7 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.–noon.
St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank 501 NW 25th St. · 541-286-4183 City listing: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1:30–4 p.m.
Free prepared meals
Stone Soup Corvallis says no identification or qualification is required. The city’s posted schedule rotates among:
Community Outreach, Inc. 865 NW Reiman Ave · 541-758-3000 Offers a shelter program for individuals and families; call for screening and capacity.
Unity Shelter Hygiene Center 211 SE Chapman Pl Services can continue even when overnight capacity changes; verify current operations.
Housing and service navigation Call 211 or Community Services Consortium for the current Linn–Benton–Lincoln list.
Safety and crisis help
Immediate danger: call 911.
CARDV 24-hour crisis line: 541-754-0110.
Benton County crisis line: 888-232-7192.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988.
Domestic-violence shelter locations may be confidential. Call the crisis program rather than traveling to a listed office.
All 36 Oregon counties
Choose your county, then use current local directories
Choose your county to find current food, housing, utility and transportation help. The statewide directories maintain their own hours, eligibility rules and availability.
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Enter your city or ZIP code in each live finder. For housing, utilities or transportation, tell 211 the county name and the kind of help you need.
Dial 211, text your ZIP code to 898211 or use 211info for food, shelter, rent, utilities, health and transportation referrals.
Apply through Oregon ONE
Apply for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Oregon Health Plan, cash and child-care benefits online or call the Oregon Department of Human Services at 800-699-9075. Interpreter help is available.
Ask a Community Action Agency
Oregon Housing and Community Services says local agencies may help with energy bills, housing, transportation, employment expenses and other short-term needs.
Food support is for anyone who needs it. Public benefits and charitable programs use their own eligibility rules. Using a pantry says nothing about how you feel about a strike, and Oregon Food Bank’s finder says its sites are open to anyone needing food assistance.
What to bring when you call
Have your ZIP code, household size, immediate need, transportation limits and any shutoff, eviction or benefits notice nearby. Ask about language access, disability access, appointment requirements and documents before traveling.