Get FREE Christmas Gifts and Food in Oregon!

Need a little Christmas help? We know firsthand how frustrating it is when you can’t provide your kiddos with a huge holiday celebration. Sometimes, financial stress can make the holidays downright stressful and depressing. Fortunately, there are agencies that can help you find free Christmas gifts and food in Oregon.

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Get free Christmas gifts and food in Oregon.

No matter where you’re at in the state, resources could be available to help you with free Christmas gifts and food in Oregon. While we’ve found many national agencies, a few stand out that provide help in most areas. These national assistance programs likely have a local branch you can visit for help!

Salvation Army

Using their Angel Tree program, the Salvation Army might be able to help you get free gifts and food in Oregon. The programs work by allowing other people to choose which gifts to purchase from your child’s wishlist. They can obtain the lists from “Angel Trees.” This program is especially unique because it allows your child to make a wishlist of specific things they want.

Toys for Tots

The Toys for Tots from the U.S. Marines might be able to help you with toys for your children. They provide gender-specific toys and age-specific toys for kids in Oregon. You can click here to go to their website for more information, to locate your branch and qualify for the program.

We found free Christmas gifts and food in Oregon counties! 

It’s often best to start right at your local level to find free Christmas gifts and food in Oregon. Counties might have organizations and agencies that offer help for families who are struggling during the holiday season. If you don’t see your county listed below, let us know in the comments and we’ll add it to our research list!

Washington County

If you’re in Hillsboro, Sherwood or Beaverton, you could get free Christmas gifts and food in Oregon. Washington County residents in King City, Timber and Banks may all qualify for help with great Christmas goodies!

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Have too much month at the end of your money? Me too - and that's how Low Income Relief got started. I have over 20 years of professional research and writing experience. Over the years, I've worked as a novelist, journalist, ghostwriter and content creator. My work has been featured in various print and online publications, including USA Today, eHow.com, Livestrong.com, Legal Beagle, The Daily Herald (Provo, Utah), The Chronicle (Centralia, WA) and others. At Low Income Relief, I use my professional research and reporting experience to help low income families save money and make ends meet. It's been my full-time job since 2016, and it's truly an honor to serve you.