Commodities Warm Springs Oregon

11/09/2026

Don’t forget every second Friday of the month is our Free Food Market at 3:30pm. Drop on by say hi to the team and grab some free groceries! Remember it doesn’t start until 3:30 so please be patient and mindful of elders. Everything leading up to that is just setting tables and prepping.

Every second Friday of the month!

24/08/2026

PETFOOD Bank every Monday from 10am to 1pm at 4217A Holiday Street! Drop on by and say hi to the team!

Today was a success team was very happy to see everyone! Located at the commodities building in warm springs, Oregon.

21/08/2026

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18/08/2026

Fresh carrots available during foodbank hours!!!

Carrots pack a surprising amount of nutrition into a pretty humble root. 🥕 A medium raw carrot is only around 25 calories, but brings several useful nutrients.

* Loaded with beta-carotene, which your body converts into vitamin A. This supports vision, immune function, skin, and normal cell growth.

* Good for eye health, especially because vitamin A helps maintain the retina and supports vision in low-light conditions. Carrots won’t magically give you night vision, though. 😄

* Contain fiber, which supports digestion, bowel regularity, and can help you feel fuller.
* Provide antioxidants, including carotenoids such as beta-carotene and lutein, which help protect cells from oxidative damage.

* Heart-friendly nutrients: carrots provide potassium and fiber, and diets rich in vegetables are associated with better cardiovascular health.

* Naturally sweet without much sugar: one medium carrot has roughly 3 grams of natural sugar and about 6 grams of carbohydrate.

* Cooking can actually help: cooking carrots softens their cell walls, making some carotenoids easier for your body to absorb. Eating them with a little healthy fat, such as olive oil, can improve absorption further.

* Different colors bring different compounds: orange carrots are especially rich in beta-carotene, purple carrots contain anthocyanins, and yellow carrots tend to contain more lutein.

Open weekly at 4217A Holiday Street warm springs, Oregon.
Tuesdays and Fridays
10am to 1pm

For more information message this page directly or email: [email protected]

14/08/2026

Successful day for an amazing community 248 individuals served today at Free Food Market! Pleasure seeing everyone today

Big thank you to:
Identity Zone madras, Oregon
Fences For Fido
NeighborImpact
Reservation Impact

12/08/2026

This Friday!!!

And every second Friday of the month is the Free Food Market!

28/07/2026

28/07/2026

Statement to the Membership Issued by Chairman Dennis White III and the 30th Tribal Council

July 27, 2026

First and foremost, I want to send prayers to our community, our people, and our Nation. My thoughts are especially with the families who have lost their homes during these devastating fires.

At this time, both the Beachcomb Fire and the Bench Fire remain at 0% containment, and our Agency area continues to be under Level 3 evacuation status. These fires have impacted every one of us and have been life-changing for many of our Tribal members.

On Saturday, July 25, I declared a State of Emergency for the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. This decision was made after carefully considering the rapidly changing conditions and the many challenges our Nation was facing.

The Lower Seekseequa and Upper Seekseequa areas were the first to be evacuated as the fire advanced through those communities. Shortly afterward, Dry Hollow was also placed under evacuation. As the fires continued to grow, additional areas were placed under Level 3 evacuation orders. On Saturday, the Agency area was also placed under a Level 3 evacuation. These evacuation decisions were made by Fire Incident Command and are based solely on ensuring the safety of our community.

The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs has closed its offices to help protect the safety of our employees, community and Tribal members, except for essential staff. Evacuation levels will continue to be evaluated daily, and updates will be shared as soon as new information becomes available.

I want to assure our Tribal membership that our highest priority is the safety and well-being of our Nation. We remain committed to protecting lives, property, and our lands. We will continue working closely with emergency responders, Incident Command, and or local, state, and federal partners as we navigate this crisis together.

I ask everyone to continue following evacuation orders, remain vigilant, and keep our firefighters, first responders, emergency personnel, and all those affected in your prayers. Together we will support one another as we move through this emergency.