[Comm-partners] Tuesday Tidbits - Basic Needs

Tue Nov 4 11:09:58 PST 2025

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Tuesday Tidbits for D5 Child Welfare staff, Oregon Eligibility Partnership staff, Self-Sufficiency staff, and Community Partners!

Tuesday Tidbits are short, specific info bites you can use and share to increase collective knowledge of Lane County's wide-ranging community resource landscape.

Below are resources for Basic Needs – Food, utilities, community connection, self-sufficiency, and more. Please click links and check out attachments for more information.

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TIME-SENSITIVE ANNOUNCEMENTS AND EVENTS

NOVEMBER:

[cid:image012.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]<https://www.svdp.us/housing/#waitlist>WAITLIST OPENING: IRIS PLACE

WHEN: Friday, November 7th, 8:30 – 9AM
WHERE: 🔗 Application & details: https://www.svdp.us/housing/#waitlist

🌸 WAITLIST OPENING: Iris Place Apartments – Eugene

Looking for affordable housing in Eugene? The waitlist for Iris Place Apartments will open Friday, November 7, 2025 — but please note, this opportunity is very limited.

🕗 Applications will only be accepted between 8:30 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. Once 60 applications have been received, the waitlist will close. Any applications submitted after that point — or outside of the time window — cannot be accepted.

You can submit your application in one of three ways:
📧 Email: waitlist at svdp.us<mailto:waitlist at svdp.us>
📠 Fax: 541-687-0351
🏢 Drop-off: 2890 Chad Drive, Eugene, OR

💡 What to Know:

- The application form will be available on our website before the opening date.
- We’ll also have hard copies available downstairs at our Chad Drive office once the application is posted.
- Please remember — only applications submitted within the 8:30–9:00 a.m. window will be reviewed.

🙏 We know housing applications can be stressful, and we’re here to help make the process as smooth as possible. If you have questions, please reach out:📩 waitlist at svdp.us<mailto:waitlist at svdp.us>

[cid:image014.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]SHIFT HAPPENS

WHEN: Second Saturdays – next is November 8th, 9 – 11am
WHERE: Maxwell Community Hub (440 Maxwell Rd, Eugene OR 97404)

This is a welcoming space for LGBTQ+ folks and allies to come together and admire everything from classic cars to hot hatchbacks and old rust buckets covered in sun-bleached stickers. No car knowledge required!⁠

[cid:image028.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]<https://www.willamettefarmandfood.org/fill-your-pantry-preorder>FILL YOUR PANTRY

WHEN: Sunday, November 9th, 12 – 4pm
WHERE: Visit this link<https://lanecountyfarmersmarket.us20.list-manage.com/track/click?u=14f7fade39492e37f7d4aab95&id=49266c81a2&e=5f21902f7d> to take look at what vendors will be at this year’s FYP event

Storage crops, beans, grains & meats, preserved & specialty foods, live music & food demos, pressure canner gauge checks, delivery, SNAP match and more! This year, the event is adding new options like delivery to reach even more folks—especially in rural areas! For the first time, SNAP will be accepted directly online for pre-orders, and our SNAP Match is $150 with no restrictions—meaning SNAP recipients can walk away with $300 worth of nourishing local food for just $150. Read more here<https://www.willamettefarmandfood.org/fill-your-pantry-preorder>!

[cid:image036.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]<https://www.instagram.com/p/DPwiGJwD9zz/?igsh=MTQ5Z3RqMWhqamM0MQ%3D%3D>SOLIDARITY SHARE FAIR

WHEN: Saturday, November 15th, 12 – 4pm (Masks required 12-1)
WHERE: First United Methodist – “Toaster Church,” 1376 Olive St, Eugene

Learn more about the Solidarity Share Fair here!<https://solidaritysharefair.org/>

It’s a really free market. Volunteer! Donate! Provide a service!

Come get free food, supplies, and services. Listen to music and hang out.

[cid:image041.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]<https://www.singingcreekcenter.org/acorn-circle-native-american/>COTTAGE GROVE: NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURAL PRESENTATION
WHEN: November 15th, 2:30pm
WHERE: Cottage Grove Public Library

The cultural presentations with Deitrich Peters of the Grand Ronde Tribe at each library coincide with Native American Heritage month in November. Deitrich (Deitz) shares elements of his regalia, plays flute music, tells personal stories and takes questions. SCEC Executive Director Karen Rainsong brings items of Kalapuya material culture. All are welcome at these free and family-friendly events.

[cid:image043.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]IMMIGRATION ADVOCACY POP-UP

WHEN: Sunday, November 16th, 2 – 3:30pm
WHERE: Central Presbyterian Church, 555 E 15th Ave, Eugene

  *   Be inspired to advocate effectively for immigrant rights
  *   Hear about an urgent issue that needs your voice
  *   Learn to use the 5 Calls app to advocate effectively for migrants
  *   Learn when to write a postcard and to whom
  *   See attached flyer for more info!

RESOURCES

[cid:image045.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]<https://www.instagram.com/p/DQm78LzEpIc/?igsh=MTRhZ2Zja3cyOXQwYw%3D%3D>SNAP PARTIAL FUNDING

What you need to know:

- November SNAP benefits have not been issued yet. The federal government has not released the funds to the states yet.

- You may not get your full November benefits right away. The Trump Administration is only partially funding November SNAP benefits for now. We hope that we will still be able to issue full November SNAP benefits when the federal government shutdown ends, but we will need direct federal approval.

- SNAP benefits have never been paused before. Some states and vendors, including Oregon and our EBT vendor, don’t currently have systems that can send partial benefits. We are already working on updates so we can send the partial benefits when we get them.

- Watch out for scams! We heard that, since the court rulings on Friday, some people have been seeing text, email, and social media posts telling them to click a link to get their SNAP benefits. Do NOT do this. It is a scam. Only trust information about your benefits from official ODHS sources. Click the link in our bio to learn more about protecting yourself from benefits theft.

We know this situation is stressful. We are working to get answers and will share information as quickly as we can.

If you need food now, visit needfood.oregon.gov to find free food markets, food banks, meal programs and more.

[cid:image047.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]<https://www.instagram.com/p/DQfFsaOkiRJ/?igsh=cGRzdXJqbng5N2xz>EMERGENCY DOUBLE UP FOOD BUCKS ARE AVAILABLE TO ANYONE WITH AN OREGON TRAIL CARD

Are you impacted by the delay in SNAP benefits?

With the help of Farmers Market Fund we are offering Emergency Double Up Food Bucks to all Oregon Trail Card holders until November 30th or until all SNAP benefits are restored for November. Whether you have $1 of SNAP benefits or NO SNAP benefits, you can get up to $20 to spend on local produce at our market.

How it works:

-Bring your Oregon Trail Card to our market.
-We will swipe your Oregon Trail Card for just $1.
-We will then match your $1 with $20 of Emergency Double Up Food Bucks to spend on fruits, veggies, and dried beans at the market.
-If you have no money on your Oregon Trail Card you will still be given $20 of Emergency Double Up Food Bucks to spend on fruits, veggies and dried beans at the market. You need to swipe your Oregon Trail Card, even if you have no SNAP benefits.
-Shoppers who have existing Double Up Food Bucks can still spend them at the market.

The funds for this emergency program were provided to us by Farmers Market Fund. If you would like to support the work they do to increase access to local food visit their account @farmersmarketfund<https://www.instagram.com/farmersmarketfund/> or their website: farmersmarketfund.org/donate

[cid:image048.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]RIDE UNITED – TRANSPORTATION ACCESS

Transportation is vital for accessing essential services. United Way's Ride United program ensures equitable access through innovative solutions. Ride United leverages the strength of United Ways, the 211 network, and our partners to address the unmet transportation needs of individuals and families across the country. Transportation Access<https://www.unitedway.org/ride-united/ride-united-transportation-access> reduces travel barriers to essential jobs, services, and more. Our partnership with Lyft enables 211 callers to request transportation to an essential location and receive a ride for free or discounted rate, while the driver is still paid at a normal rate.

Click here<https://www.unitedway.org/ride-united/ride-united-transportation-access> to read more about how Transportation Access works.

[cid:image049.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]RIDE UNITED – LAST MILE DELIVERY

Last Mile Delivery<https://www.unitedway.org/ride-united/ride-united-last-mile-delivery> focuses on getting food and essential items to those in need. United Way’s partnership with DoorDash enables us to collaborate with food pantries, grocery stores, restaurants, and schools, and secure the delivery of the items to homes.

Click here<https://www.unitedway.org/ride-united/ride-united-last-mile-delivery> to read more about how Last Mile Delivery works.

IMPORTANT REPEATS!

[cid:image050.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]<https://www.instagram.com/p/DQCvvZ8kkC4/?igsh=OGtpbTM4eW9jeGdx>FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN: NOVEMBER SNAP

A special Federal Government Shutdown webpage<https://www.oregon.gov/odhs/news/Pages/snap-updates.aspx> has been added to our website.

The federal government shutdown is affecting funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). If the shutdown continues into November, SNAP benefits for November will not be issued until federal funding starts again. 

You can still use any SNAP benefits already on your EBT card. SNAP funds do not expire right away. Your current balance will stay available during this time.

What do you recommend people do if they are considering applying or need to renew their SNAP in October or November?

Answer: Keep applying and renewing! ODHS is still open during the federal government shutdown. Even if we can't issue November SNAP benefits on time due to the federal government shutdown, we still need to hear from you so that we can process your renewals and applications. That way you will get SNAP benefits as soon as we are able to resume issuing them.

[cid:image052.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]RELIEF NURSERY COMMUNITY RESOURCE GUIDE

Community Resource Guide Online<https://reliefnursery.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Community-Resource-Guide-OCTOBER-2025.pdf>

Our community is rich with resources and skilled, compassionate providers. Please share this free guide with anyone who might benefit or be interested!  You are welcome to upload the guide to your website, print it for your lobby, or forward it by email.

Please note: Relief Nursery believes in the importance of sharing information so that individuals can become more aware of their options for support.  We do our best to provide accurate information, but we do not endorse or recommend particular providers or services listed in this guide.

If you notice an error or you know of a resource that should be added, please reach out to me!  I am always so grateful to hear from people and to have help improving this guide.  To submit corrections or suggestions, or to be added to or removed from the email distribution list, contact me at jessieca at reliefnursery.org<mailto:jessieca at reliefnursery.org>

[cid:image054.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]<https://www.foodforlanecounty.org/>FOOD FOR LANE COUNTY NEW WEBSITE AND FREE FOOD FINDER!

Our beloved partners at Food For Lane County<https://www.foodforlanecounty.org/> have redesigned and launched a beautiful new FREE FOOD FINDER<https://www.foodforlanecounty.org/food/free-food-finder/>.

Filter for partners, mobile pantries, bilingual pantries, meal sites, Produce Plus, and rural sites.

See open hours, a clear and lovely map, and so much more!

Check it out here<https://www.foodforlanecounty.org/food/free-food-finder/> and play around with the Free Food Finder now!

[cid:image055.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]86 HUNGER FOOD AID MAP

Thanks for the reminder from Marcia at LCC about this fantastic food aid map<https://maphub.net/86_Hunger/food-aid> from our friends at 86 Hunger Eugene<https://www.86hunger.org/>!

The 86 Hunger Food Aid Map<https://maphub.net/86_Hunger/food-aid> is another way to see all the local options for free or low cost food aid.

[cid:image056.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]<https://apps.oregon.gov/oregon-newsroom/OR/ODHS/Posts/Post/odhs-announces-federal-changes-to-snap-so-thousands-of-oregonians-impacted-can-prepare>FEDERAL CHANGES TO SNAP START IN OCTOBER

In July 2025, the federal budget known as HR1 was approved by Congress and signed by President Trump<https://apps.oregon.gov/oregon-newsroom/OR/ODHS/Posts/Post/odhs-announces-federal-changes-to-snap-so-thousands-of-oregonians-impacted-can-prepare>. HR1 deeply undercuts the core purpose of SNAP —providing reliable food  support to those in need. The budget bill makes sweeping restrictions, funding shifts, and cuts that disproportionately impact low-income families, older adults, children, immigrants, and the financial stability of households. These changes are among the provisions in HR1 that will cause reductions or loss of food benefits for hundreds of thousands of people in Oregon whose health and safety depend on SNAP.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects approximately $295 billion in cuts nationally to SNAP through 2034—by far the deepest reduction in the program’s history, equaling about
30% of SNAP’s funding. Most of these cuts represent lost grocery benefits for individuals and families.

There are three main groups of people who will be impacted:

  1.  Adults ages 18–64 without a disability and without children aged 14 and under in their SNAP group. This is called “ABAWD” status.
     *   Many will have to meet work rules for the first time to keep getting SNAP.
     *   Beginning Oct 1, 2025, people with ABAWD status in 6 counties (Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Yamhill, Benton, and Hood River) will be reviewed at application or renewal to see if they have to meet work rules.
     *   People who don’t meet work rules may lose SNAP benefits after 3 months.
  2.  Refugees, Asylees, and certain other lawfully present immigrants
     *   These individuals will no longer be eligible for SNAP, including children, older adults and those with a disability.

                                                             i.      About 3,000 people, including children, will lose SNAP.

                                                           ii.      About 1,000 people who applied or renewed their SNAP between July 4 and Oct. 1, 2025 will get notices around Oct. 15, 2025. Their SNAP will end on Oct. 31, 2025.

                                                         iii.      Another 2,000 people will lose SNAP when they have to renew (recertify), which usually happens every 6 months

  1.  Households getting help with heating or energy bills
     *   If they don’t include an older adult or someone with a disability, their SNAP may be reduced.

                                                             i.      About 9,600 households who applied or renewed between July 4 and Oct. 1, 2025 will get notices around Oct. 15, 2025.

           *   Their SNAP will be reduced on Nov. 1, 2025.

                                                           ii.      Another 20,000 households will see benefits go down when they recertify.

What does it mean to have ABAWD (Able-Bodied Adult Without Dependents) status?

Some people don't have to follow the ABAWD Work Rules. These are called ABAWD exemptions. Learn more about ABAWD and exemptions on our website<https://www.oregon.gov/odhs/food/pages/snap-time-limits.aspx>.

If you have an ABAWD status you are required to do 80 hours of work activities a month through:

  *   Paid employment (including self-employment).
  *   Unpaid work activities (such as bartering or volunteering).
  *   Participating in a SNAP Employment and Training Program.
  *   A combination of work and other activities.

These rules are to help people find and keep jobs while still getting the food assistance they need.

If you are required to follow the ABAWD Work Rules, you can only get food benefits for three months in a three-year period if you do not do the monthly 80 hours. This is called the SNAP
time limit for people with an ABAWD status.

Click here for more information<https://apps.oregon.gov/oregon-newsroom/OR/ODHS/Posts/Post/odhs-announces-federal-changes-to-snap-so-thousands-of-oregonians-impacted-can-prepare>.

[cid:image057.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]<https://www.doj.state.or.us/oregon-department-of-justice/civil-rights/sanctuary-promise/reporting-sanctuary-promise-violations-to-the-hotline/>OREGON SANCTUARY LAW VIOLATION?

If you suspect a violation of Oregon’s sanctuary laws, we want to hear from you.

Suspected violations can be reported through this online portal<https://www.doj.state.or.us/oregon-department-of-justice/civil-rights/sanctuary-promise/reporting-sanctuary-promise-violations-to-the-hotline/> (available in 9 languages by using the language menu in the upper righthand corner of this screen) or the Sanctuary Promise Hotline at 1-844-924-STAY (1-844-924-7829).

Call in any language. We have a direct access Spanish language website at PromesaSantuario.Oregon.gov  <https://www.doj.state.or.us/oregon-department-of-justice/civil-rights/promesa-de-santuario/> with a Spanish direct dial hotline at 1-844-6-AMPARO (1-844-626-7276).

[cid:image058.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]HOMES FOR GOOD OPEN RENTAL LISTING

For the Open Rental Listing in English, click here<https://www.homesforgood.org/documents/files/news/open-rental-listing/current-open-rental-listing.pdf>. For the Open Rental Listing in Spanish, click here<https://www.homesforgood.org/documents/files/news/open-rental-listing/current-open-rental-listing-spanish.pdf>.

[cid:image059.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]NEW TENANT RIGHTS FLYERS

Tenants Rights Flyers outlining new protections for immigrants
Spanish: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MrvHx5Bcq-oAjSgrwtwk1mjQz-GklfPi/view?usp=drive_link
English: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14NDiKNODjEGeHMDorzeKaTE7Njkp3ooC/view?usp=drive_link

Fast Facts Guides: LLT Law Fast Fact Brochures - SETA Staff - Google Drive<https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1_zDowWTYYOapF_mckwrXsE3mw9eWSzod>

[cid:image064.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]MONITOR FEDERAL CHANGES TO BENEFITS VIA NEW WEBSITES

Many have asked how changes at the federal level may affect Oregon. Oregon Health Authority (OHA) and Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) are following the changes and have created webpages for the public that will show any important changes.

  *   OHA’s website can be found here<https://links-2.govdelivery.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Fwww.oregon.gov%2Foha%2FPages%2FFederal-Changes.aspx%3Futm_medium=email%26utm_source=govdelivery/1/01010195018c5ff0-beec847c-af37-470b-8698-daddd7d75ed6-000000/W4nyZwimVOje3moz8fzGdtGI3o89W9IsEjr5EUirxOY=392>.
  *   ODHS’s website can be found here<https://links-2.govdelivery.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Fwww.oregon.gov%2Fodhs%2Fnews%2Fpages%2Ffederal-updates.aspx%3Futm_medium=email%26utm_source=govdelivery/1/01010195018c5ff0-beec847c-af37-470b-8698-daddd7d75ed6-000000/ourN2uAj5epFwC7LrY48GImSxsD5IQtfnkwodJ4Yj7M=392>.

[cid:image065.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]<http://www.lanecountyor.gov/shelter>Lane County Shelter Finder SITE is now live

The Shelter Finder can be found via the Lane County Shelter Finder website<http://www.lanecountyor.gov/shelter> or Lane County Housing Help website<http://www.lanecountyor.gov/housinghelp>.

This website is intended to help those in our community seeking shelter either for themselves, or for someone else, know what shelters have beds available on a given night and what criteria there are for accessing those shelters.

[cid:image068.png at 01DC4D7B.87A2ECB0]ODHS RESOURCES FOR COMMUNITY PARTNERS

The Partner Welcome Guide<https://www.oregon.gov/odhs/providers-partners/self-sufficiency/Pages/default.aspx> has been updated. Take a look at the Self-Sufficiency Program landing page<https://www.oregon.gov/odhs/providers-partners/self-sufficiency/Pages/default.aspx>! Check out the new Oregon Eligibility Partnership page<https://www.oregon.gov/odhs/providers-partners/benefits-eligibility/Pages/default.aspx>.

Our programs include food benefits (SNAP), cash assistance, services for refugees, domestic violence support, and support for youth experiencing homelessness.

The SSP Partner Meeting meets the second Thursday of each month from 2:05-2:55 p.m. Pacific Time. This meeting is a forum for updates, discussion, feedback and questions about self-sufficiency programs and other related subject matter. For more information, subscribe to the Self-Sufficiency Partner listserv.<https://omls.oregon.gov/mailman/listinfo/self-sufficiencypartners>

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As always, ODHS staff please visit and bookmark the D5 Community Resources OWL page<https://dhsoha.sharepoint.com/teams/Hub-ODHS-District5/SitePages/Community-Resources.aspx> for resources, flyer library and more.

Questions, requests, submissions, feedback? Send it our way – D5 Communications D5Communications at odhsoha.oregon.gov<mailto:D5Communications at odhsoha.oregon.gov>
Are you outside ODHS and want to get Tuesday Tidbits in your inbox? Sign up by clicking this link!<https://omls.oregon.gov/mailman/listinfo/comm-partners>

Xana McCrea (she/her)
Community Partnership Coordinator
541.321.3339
xana.mccrea at odhs.oregon.gov
Self-Sufficiency Program (SSP)
Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS)

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