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Marion-Polk Food Share

Food BankFood PantrySenior Program

Location & Access: Monday – Friday | 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. (Lobby hours) Requirements: Eligibility for a food box at partnered food pantries is based on meeting the USDA 2025 Income Guidelines (185% of Federal Poverty Guidelines). No ID, proof of income, proof of address, or proof of citizenship is required to receive food. The organization also runs programs like Meals on Wheels, Senior Grocery Program, Mobile Pantry Program, and Grocery Home Delivery Program, each with its own specific qualification criteria. Additional Information: All information was sourced directly from the Marion-Polk Food Share official website (marionpolkfoodshare.org). The eligibility requirement is based on the USDA 2025 Income Guidelines, which are used by their partner pantries. The specific income limits for the 48 contiguous states (which includes Oregon) are: Household Size 1: $28,953 annual; Size 4: $59,478 annual. For each additional member, add $10,175 annual. No ID, proof of income, proof of address, or proof of citizenship is required to receive food. Confidence: High.

Location

1660 Salem Industrial Dr, Salem, OR, 97301 97301

Hours

See hours below
Mon9 AM - 4 PM
Tue9 AM - 4 PM
Wed9 AM - 4 PM
Thu9 AM - 4 PM
Fri9 AM - 4 PM
SatClosed
SunClosed

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Additional Information

Requirements

Serves Marion and Polk counties. Programs include Hunger Relief, Community Gardens, Meals on Wheels, and Youth Farm. Serves 46,000+ people monthly including 15,000 children.

Important Information

All information was sourced directly from the Marion-Polk Food Share official website (marionpolkfoodshare.org). The eligibility requirement is based on the USDA 2025 Income Guidelines, which are used by their partner pantries. The specific income limits for the 48 contiguous states (which includes Oregon) are: Household Size 1: $28,953 annual; Size 4: $59,478 annual. For each additional member, add $10,175 annual. No ID, proof of income, proof of address, or proof of citizenship is required to receive food. Confidence: High.

Accessibility

Most food banks are in warehouse-style buildings. Call ahead to confirm accessibility and to arrange assistance if needed.

What to Bring

Bring a valid ID and proof of address if visiting for the first time. Bring bags or boxes for transporting food.

Community Guidelines

Food banks serve large communities — please follow staff instructions and distribution limits.

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