Covenant Campus Campaign

SnowCap's Conduit of Compassion Campaign

A Critical Role in Our

Community

At SnowCap, we change lives with the vital services we provide on a daily basis. Now, we are ready to seize another life-changing opportunity. With a brand-new home designed to double our capacity and unleash the full potential of our mission, we will transform what is possible for our families, volunteers and community.

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The Next Chapter in Our Story of Community Action and Support

During normal operations, our building is bursting at the seams, striving to house a large food pantry while meeting the increasing demands on our Clothing Program. We simply don’t have the space to serve and support our low-income neighbors like we know we can—and, now more than ever, we need to step up. That’s why SnowCap is undertaking a campaign to build and sustain an additional facility that will significantly expand our capacity by separating our two largest programs—our food pantry and clothing program– and providing a much-needed community hub. Thanks to Covenant Presbyterian Church's generous support, we’ve already secured the land we need to expand.

With two sites and a new building designed specifically to meet our needs, we will be able to:
• Grow our clothing program
• Serve more people every day
• Reduce waste
• Improve and expand essential educational and community-building programs

SNOWCAP’S FUTURE COVENANT CAMPUS

Campaign Overview: SnowCap is conducting a $9.1 million campaign to expand its capacity to serve our low-income neighbors in East Multnomah County in response to our community’s need for essential food and clothing programs and a space to connect, heal, and thrive.

• Store and provide access to more, free clothing
• Provide more flexible times for families to visit our clothing warehouse and increase the time families have to browse and select clothes

• Create spacious shopping and lobby areas that are welcoming and warm, providing opportunities for people who may not need a food pantry (or are hesitant to visit one) to access our other resources

• Establish a permanent location for special programs and events, reinstating and expanding our class offerings and volunteer trainings, and gaining capacity for events and engagement that we’ve yet to even think of!

• Invite our community in to share our space, providing a place where other organizations can host classes, gatherings, and events

• Plan for our future, adding capacity that provides options for growth

"I lost everything in the fire, this coat reminds me of the one my daughter bought for me." - Recent Client

Prior to Covid-19, our clothing program served 39,227 neighbors annually. For people who are consistently and persistently cash-strapped, especially those with growing children, clothing insecurity is an immediate need. It is the difference between clean and dirty underwear — or no underwear at all. It means that the jeans, coats, or shirts from a month ago are now too small on a sprouting child. With our new facility, SnowCap can help bridge this gap, offering more free clothing to our neighbors in need.

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