FOOD, CLOTHING & HEALTHCARE
When the basic needs of life are missing or lacking, we are unable to thrive mentally, emotionally or spiritually. All of us have experienced life struggles through loss, family issues, financial burdens or personal challenges. When these problems arise, we often need extra support to help us get through the challenges and see hope on the horizon.
HOPE’S CLOSET
Hope’s Closet provides free new and gently used clothing to individuals in our community who need it, available whenever a volunteer can bring the selection out during Tualatin Food Pantry, Hope’s Table, and Wash & Worship hours. Volunteers keep the closet running, sorting donated clothing behind the scenes and hosting guests as they browse for what they need.
Need clothing? You can browse a selection of clothing brought out by a Hope’s Closet volunteer during Tualatin Food Pantry, Hope’s Table, and Wash & Worship hours. Hope’s Closet is available only when a volunteer is present. Availability may vary by day.
GIVE
Clothing donations of new or gently used items are always welcome and help us continue to serve our neighbors with dignity and care.
SERVE
Volunteer your time to sort and organize clothing or serve as a host, and spend time connecting with guests as you bring out clothing, answer questions, and create a welcoming and dignified experience.
Hope's CLoset BIGGEST NEEDS
- Men’s clothing
- New underwear and socks
- Items from the Amazon Wish ListÂ
DONATE
- Jeans & pants
- Sweatshirts & sweatpants
- Rain gear
- Sturdy coats & jackets
- Sturdy shoes & boots
- Gloves & hats
- Undergarments (new)
ITEMS WE DO NOT ACCEPT
- Women’s formal wear, dresses & skirts
- Men’s and women’s dress shoes
- Garments marked ‘Dry Clean Only’
- Heavily stained or damaged clothing
- Clothing for children and young teenagers (these donations should be directed to Northwest Children’s Outreach)
WHERE TO DONATE
Hope’s Closet collection bins are available in the Atrium on Sundays and in the basement on the interior side of Tualatin Food Pantry and Borland Free Clinic, adjacent to the pickleball courts.
GIVE
You can purchase items from our Amazon Wish List which will send items directly to Hope’s Closet.
SERVE
Volunteer your time to sort and organize clothing or serve as a host, and spend time connecting with guests as you bring out clothing, answer questions, and create a welcoming and dignified experience.
HOPE’S TABLE
Monday | 5–6:30 PM
Hope’s Table is a free weekly meal ministry that welcomes guests from our community every Monday night for good food and genuine connection. Alongside the meal, guests have access to showers, laundry, and clothing from Hope’s Closet. It’s a night built entirely by volunteers, from the meal in the kitchen to the welcome at the door, and there’s a role for nearly every kind of gift.
Email hopestable@rollinghills.org for more information.
WASH & WORSHIP
Sundays | 8:30–10:30 AM | Community Life Center
Wash & Worship is a free Sunday morning breakfast ministry that also provides showers, laundry, and clothing from Hope’s Closet, while streaming our Sunday Gathering for guests who’d like to worship with us. Volunteers create that welcoming start to the day, serving breakfast, setting the space up, and connecting with guests over the meal.
NORTHWEST CHILDREN’S OUTREACH
Northwest Children’s Outreach is a faith-based, non-profit organization dedicated to helping families in the Portland area and surrounding communities. We help fill the needs of these families, providing clothing, infant care products, diapers, formula and many of the other necessities parents need for their children.
BIGGEST NEEDS
- New Kids Winter Coats
- Items from the wishlist
GIVE
You can purchase items from our Amazon Wish List which will send items directly to Northwest Children’s Outreach.
SERVE
Volunteers help sort items and fill orders from caseworkers.
TUALATIN FOOD PANTRY
The Tualatin Food Pantry gives neighbors dignity and choice by operating like a neighborhood grocery store, letting families select the food they need based on household size and available supply. Volunteers keep the shelves stocked and the pantry running by hosting guests as they shop and driving food pickups and deliveries.
GIVE
Donate non-perishable items and fresh produce at collection bins in the Atrium on Sundays, or during the Pantry’s regular hours
Visit tualatinfoodpantry.org to learn more about their organization, their hours, how to get involved and find their current needs.
BORLAND FREE CLINIC
Borland Free Clinic operates out of Rolling Hills, offering free, respectful, and compassionate healthcare to vulnerable people across the South Metro Portland area. Volunteers with medical backgrounds provide care directly, while others support the clinic through interpretation, scribing, and prayer.
MEET THE COMMUNITY, CARE & GLOBAL OUTREACH STAFF
Zach Gillock
Care & Global Pastor