Store to Door was honored by Portland Monthly Magazine and the Oregon Community Foundation as a nonprofit organization "whose extraordinary acts of service have raised the quality of lives in Portland."
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Achievements
Store to Door was selected as a focus recipient in the Oregonian's 2009 Season of Sharing Wishbook. - "Grocery-shopping 'angels' deliver the goods." Read the Entire Article >
The 2009 Season of Sharing Wishbook, The Oregonian's annual holiday fundraising campaign, seeks help for needy individuals, families and agencies in Oregon and southwest Washington. Store to Door is one of the 2009 honored agencies.
Store to Door was honored by Portland Monthly Magazine and the Oregon Community Foundation as a nonprofit organization "whose extraordinary acts of service have raised the quality of lives in Portland."
Store to Door is the preferred provider for shopping assistance by Multnomah and Washington Counties and the Oregon Department of Aging and Disability Services.
Store to Door was recently recognized by Hands On Greater Portland and the Portland Trailblazers. We were presented with the Volunteer Innovation Award. This award recognizes S2D's ongoing commitment to provide "volunteer opportunities for people who are often on the receiving end of social services. As the members of these groups participate, they acquire independent living skills by learning how to shop for groceries in addition to experiencing the satisfaction of providing food for someone in need."
Watch this short video of the work of Store to Door - Produced by Ralph Cunningham and the Portland Trailblazers
2008 Facts ....
More than 7,000 orders were delivered.
80 volunteers helped take orders, shop and make deliveries every week
$300,000 in groceries and household items were purchased.
