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It takes more than food to fight hunger. That’s why FOOD for Lane County advocates with and for low-income individuals in Lane County. We work to create positive change through education and outreach, actions and words, letters and phone calls. Your efforts can make a difference.


A payday loan reform bill was passed by the Oregon Legislature in April 2006, thanks to efforts by FOOD for Lane County and a diverse group of statewide advocates. Read why this legislation is important for creating economic stability for low-income Lane County residents.


SPAN hosts Advocacy Conference at LCC
SPAN (Service Providers Advocacy Network) was formed to address the root causes of hunger and poverty. Read Tod Schneider's keynote speech.


Oregon Food Bank and the Oregon Hunger Relief Task Force publish a monthly Advocacy Alert to help people understand hunger and poverty issues and take action on legislation that affects low-income people. Receive Oregon Food Bank’s Advocacy Alert.


Take action today on current state and federal legislation. Contact your state and federal legislators. Read the latest legislative updates.