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With Adopt a Building, we meet people where they are.

​Through our partnership with low-income buildings, we are able to provide three in-building
​services to feed, nourish, and connect our hungry neighbors.

Delivered Food Boxes

 This unique service provides a week's worth of perishable and
non-perishable food delivered to the door of residents facing barriers accessing resources outside of
​their home. 

Emergency Food Closet

​An easily-accessed stable supply of food for residents in urgent need of food. Emergency Food Closets are
restocked monthly.

Supper Club:
Healthy Eating Workshops

This 4-part series provides healthy eating education, basic cooking skills, and community strengthening opportunities for residents.

Join Us and Adopt a Building!

Thanks to adoptions by local businesses, congregations, individuals, and foundations, we are providing food for 100,000 meals a year for 2,700 residents.
But our work isn't done!
There are still several buildings in need of our services and ready to partner.
​Check out our map to see what building are close to you!

 The buildings in teal are priorities.
If you are interested in more information about providing services to these residents, email Erin or call 503.221.1224.

Ready For Adoption!

1. 12th Avenue Terrace   1515 SW 12th Ave
Affordable housing for approximately 125 residents
2. The Abigail Apartments 1650 NW 13th Avenue
Mixed income housing with 83% of residents below 60% AMI
3. The Admiral Building 910 SW Park Avenue
Subsidized housing for elderly and residents with disabilities
4.  Alder House 523 SW 13th Ave
131 studio units prioritizing transitional housing
​5. Ankeny Square 204 SW 8th Ave
112 residents with income below 30% AMI
​6. Biltmore Hotel 310 NW 6th Ave
78 individuals with income below 30% AMI
​7. Bronough Apartments 1434 SW Morrison St
​54 seniors and residents with disabilities with income below 50% AMI
​8. Chaucer Court 1019 SW 10th Ave
83 affordable units for residents with income below 50% AMI
​​9. Erickson Fritz 9 NW 2nd Ave
52 units for residents with income between 30% - 60% AMI
​10. Gretchen Kafoury Commons 1240 SW Columbia St 
92 units, or 102 residents with income between 30 - 80% AMI
​11. Henry Building 309 SW 4th Ave
Affordable housing for approximately 155 residents
​12. Hotel Alder 415 SW Alder Street
Subsidized housing for approximately 100 residents
​13. Marshall Union Manor 2020 NW Northrup St
243 units for seniors 62 years of age or older with income below 50% AMI
​14. Modern Rich Apartments 205 NW Couch Street
Affordable housing for approximately 35 residents
​15. The Morrison Building 1959 SW Morrison Street
Affordable housing for approximately 160 residents
​16. Pacific Tower 333 NW 4th Ave
156 units, or 168 residents with income between 50 and 60% AMI
​17. Park Tower 731 SW Salmon Street
165 seniors and residents with disabilities with income below 50% AMI
​18. Pearl Court Apartments 920 NW Kearney Street
245 residents with income between 40 - 60% AMI
​19. Peter Paulson 1530 NW 13th Ave
92 affordable furnished units for 112 residents with income below 50% AMI
​20. The Sitka 1115 NW Northrup Street
Afforable housing for residents below 60% AMI
​21. Station Place Tower 1020 NW 9th Ave
176 units for seniors and residents with disabilities with income between 30 - 50% AMI
​22. Taft Home 1337 SW Washington Street
Affordable housing for low-income elderly and residents with disabilities
​23. The Yards at Union Station 945 NW Naito Parkway
160 residents with income below 60% AMI
24. Victorian Inn Apartments 2255 W Burnside Street
Housing for approximately 62 residents with incomes between 50% to 60% of the AMI
​25. Westshore Apartments 222 SW Pine Street
Housing for residents with incomes lower than the AMI

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 Adopted!

1. 1200 Building adopted by: 
Lift UP Adopted! Funders
​2. 333 Oaks adopted by:
The Richardson Family
3. Bud Clark Commons adopted by:
Becker Capital Management & Lift UP Fund
4. Fairfield Apartments adopted by​:
Lease Crutcher Lewis
5. Fountain Place adopted by:
AWS Elemental
6. Gallagher Plaza adopted by:
Legacy Health
7. Gray's Landing adopted by:
The Zidell Companies
8. Gretchen Kafoury Apartments adopted by:
Gordon and Kathy Keane
9. Hamilton West Apartments adopted by:
The Holzman Foundation
10. Helen Swindells Apartments adopted by:
AMR & the Randolph and Jan Miller Family
11. Jeffrey Apartments adopted by​:
Lift UP Adopted! Funders
12. Lexington Apartments adopted by​:
Lift UP Adopted! Funders
13. Lovejoy Station adopted by:
The Harbourton Foundation
14. Martha Washington adopted by​:
SELCO, St. Mary's, & Lift UP Fund
15. Medallion Apartments adopted by:
Terwilliger Plaza
16. Morrison Park adopted by: 
Otak
17. Musolf Manor adopted by:
Calbag Metals
18. Northwest Tower and Annex adopted by:
Congregation Beth Israel
19. Ramona Apartments adopted by:
​Juan Young Trust
20. Rose Schnitzer Tower adopted by:
Downtown Development Group
21. Roselyn Apartments adopted by:
AWS Elemental
22. Rosenbaum Plaza adopted by:
Rosenbaum Financial and Lift UP Fund
23. St. Francis Apartments adopted by:
Baird
24. Upshur House Apartments adopted by:
ESCO Corporation
25. Uptown Tower adopted by:
Zion Lutheran Church
26. Williams Plaza adopted by:
Trinity Episcopal

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Other Adopt a Building Supporters:

Anonymous
Autzen Foundation
Stuart & Jacqueline Barthold
Carol and Velma Saling Foundation
Cedar Sinai Park
​Al and Sue Corrado
Peter and Mary Corrado
Crooke Family Charitable Fund
DA Davidson
DCI Engineers
First Immanuel Lutheran Church
Holzman Foundation
Home Forward
Innovative Housing, Inc.
Irwin Foundation
Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund
NW Housing Alternatives
OCF Joseph E Weston Public Foundation
Oregon Food Bank
Randall Charitable Trust
Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust
Peter Stott
Washington Federal Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation