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Springfield Local Assistance Programs

This page lists local organizations in Springfield, Oregon that provide free legal help, food and social services. Statewide programs are described on the Oregon page.

Lane County Legal Aid / Oregon Law CenterFree civil legal help
Websiteoregonlawcenter.org
Phone541-485-1017
Address101 East Broadway, Suite 200, Eugene, OR 97401
HoursMonday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, closed 11:45 AM to 12:45 PM for lunch

The Lane County Legal Aid Office of Oregon Law Center serves the low-income community throughout Lane County. It handles cases related to housing, benefits, family law and domestic violence. Staff speak English and Spanish, and interpreters are available for other languages.1

Springfield Eugene Tenant AssociationTenant rights hotline
Websitespringfieldeugenetenantassociation.com
Phone541-972-3715

The Springfield Eugene Tenant Association runs a free hotline for tenants in Springfield and Eugene who need information about renter rights, evictions, repairs and deposits. Its hotline team answers calls and calls people back. The association has cut back its services and the hotline runs at reduced hours.2

Food

Catholic Community Services of Lane CountyFood pantry
Websiteccslc.org
Phone541-345-3628
Address1025 G Street, Springfield, OR 97477
HoursFood pantry Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 8 AM to 12 PM

Catholic Community Services runs a food pantry at its Springfield Community Service Center. The center helps with basic needs, food, hygiene items, help with documents and SNAP enrollment.3

FOOD for Lane County Mobile Pantry, Bob Keefer CenterMobile food pantry
Websitefoodforlanecounty.org
Phone541-343-2822
Address250 South 32nd Street, Springfield, OR 97478
HoursLast Friday of the month, 4 PM to 6 PM

FOOD for Lane County runs a mobile pantry at the Bob Keefer Center in Springfield once a month. Call FOOD for Lane County to confirm the date before you go.4

Social services

Homes for GoodAffordable housing
Websitehomesforgood.org
Phone541-682-3755
Address100 West 13th Avenue, Eugene, OR 97401

Homes for Good is Lane County’s housing agency. It manages public housing units in Eugene, Springfield and other Lane County towns, and it runs the Housing Choice Voucher program. Rent in public housing is typically based on 30 percent of adjusted gross income.5

St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County, Lindholm Service CenterEmergency help for individual adults
Websitesvdp.us
Phone541-689-6747
Address456 Hwy. 99N, Eugene, OR

The Lindholm Service Center is the first stop for individual adults who need help from St. Vincent de Paul. It can help with food boxes, vouchers for St. Vinnie’s stores, rent and utility assistance, and referrals to shelter and housing programs. Families with children are directed to the First Place Family Center instead.6

Sources & notes
Data and figures on this page come from the sources and notes below:

Footnotes

  1. Oregon Law Center, Lane County Legal Aid Office. ↩

  2. Springfield Eugene Tenant Association, Defunding (hotline number and reduced hours). Oregon Law Help, Tenant Support Hotline for Lane County. No walk-in address is listed on the association site. ↩

  3. Catholic Community Services of Lane County, Food Security and Basic Needs (Springfield center address and office hours); FOOD for Lane County, Food Finder (Springfield pantry hours). ↩

  4. FOOD for Lane County, Food Finder, printable list (Bob Keefer Center address and hours; the main office phone 541-343-2822 appears on the FOOD for Lane County location pages). ↩

  5. Homes for Good, Public Housing FAQs (phone and public housing in Springfield); Homes for Good, Board of Commissioners meeting packet (administrative building address). No office hours are published on the Homes for Good site. ↩

  6. St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County, About (Lindholm Service Center phone and address; no hours or ZIP code are published on the page). ↩

  1. Beaverton Local Assistance Programs, Oregon.
  2. Bend Local Assistance Programs, Oregon.
  3. Corvallis Local Assistance Programs, Oregon.
  4. Eugene Local Assistance Programs, Oregon.
  5. Gresham Local Assistance Programs, Oregon.

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