October 27, 2025 — Roseburg, Ore.
As food insecurity reaches critical levels, the United Community Action Network (UCAN) is calling on residents, businesses, and community partners across Douglas County to take action. With rising demand and uncertainty surrounding federal SNAP (food stamp) benefits, UCAN’s regional Food Bank network is working to ensure no one in our community goes hungry.
Earlier this year, reductions in federal Food Bank funding decreased the amount of food that could be purchased for local pantries and community kitchens. Now, with the potential disruption of SNAP benefits, many of our most vulnerable neighbors, local children, seniors, and families, may turn to UCAN’s Emergency Food Network for help.
Financial contributions, whether one-time or recurring, make the biggest difference. UCAN can purchase food at subsidized rates through the USDA and Feeding America. Every $10 donated helps UCAN provide up to 30 meals across Douglas County.
Donate online here and select “Food Bank” from the “Apply My Donation To” dropdown list, or a check may be made payable to “UCAN Food Bank” and mailed or delivered to the UCAN Administrative Office at 251 NE Garden Valley Blvd. Suite 205 Roseburg, OR 97470.
Read our full press release here.
Other Ways You Can Help
- Host a Food Drive — Download UCAN’s Food Drive Toolkit to get started in your workplace, school, or neighborhood.
- Donate to a Community Food Drive –
- Banner Bank: Now through October 31
- Rogue Credit Union: All of November
- KVAL’s Take A Bite Out Of Hunger (TABOOH) Food Drive: November 18 at Roseburg Bi-Mart
- Volunteer — Join us at the Food Bank or one of our partner pantries. Sign up here
Need Food Assistance?
Find Food Assistance — We keep an updated list of all Douglas County Pantries and Kitchens on our website here for locations, hours, and contact information.
