Albany Helping Hands Farm

🚨 Deal alert 🚨 ALL CHRISTMAS TREES $5 each 🎄 at all 4 locations. for any tree any size. We have Nobles, Doug Firs, Grand Firs, and Nords all ranging from 5ft - 8ft. We also have beautiful wreaths for sale now $5. Come see us!
You can find us at the YMCA, 9th Street in The Party Store parking lot, Albany Helping Hands Thrift store at 705 SE 1st Ave Albany, and Keep Warm Woodlot at 5150 Santiam Highway Albany.
Open today until 5pm.

🚨 Deal alert 🚨 We are cutting ✂️ our prices on ALL CHRISTMAS TREES 🎄 at all 4 locations. $30 for any tree any size. We have Nobles, Doug Firs, Grand Firs, and Nords all ranging from 5ft - 8ft. We also have beautiful wreaths for sale now $15 each. Come see us while we still have trees and wreaths.

You can find us at the YMCA, 9th Street in The Party Store parking lot, Albany Helping Hands Thrift store at 705 SE 1st Ave Albany, and Keep Warm Woodlot at 5150 Santiam Highway Albany.

We are OPEN DAILY ☀️ 9 am - 9 pm 🌒

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We LOVE our beautiful Christmas tree from Helping Hands Christmas Tree Lot.

Find just the right tree and do something good for someone at the same time.

There are four lots scattered around town to make the stop convenient, with helpful people and many beautiful trees to pick from.

Open 9 am to 9 pm
YMCA: 3201 Pacific Blvd SW
Helping Hands Thrift Store: 705 First Ave E
Near The Party Store: SE 9th Ave & Oak Street
Helping Hands Farm Wood Lot: 5150 Santiam Hwy SE

Christmas tree lots act as a major fundraiser for Albany Helping Hands ALBANY, Ore. - A faith-based non-profit officially opens its Christmas tree lots for the season. The 'Albany Helping Hands' tree lots feature an assortment of locally grown trees and Christmas wreaths. The annual Christmas tree sale is a fundraiser for the shelter, but it also is an opportunity for....

Come see us Friday. Open 9am-4pm. Lots of tools at a good price.

Good Morning family and friends. This Friday 10/11 9am-4pm and Saturday 10/12 9am-2pm we will be having a yard sale at The Farm 5150 Santiam Highway Albany OR 97321. We will have lots of tools and equipment available. ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT our local non-profit Albany Helping Hands Homeless Shelter.

We are happy to announce that we will now be offering 10% off for Veterans and seniors.

One of the many tools we use on the wood lot for efficiency! Our volunteers get a chance to be trained on may different tools while volunteering at The Farm. Not only are we supplying our community with different products and services, but our volunteers are given the opportunity to add a wide range of expertise to their resume!

Camp fire bundles are split, bundled, pallets put together, loaded, and ready for delivery to Linn County Parks! These guys out here have been working hard to supply our campers with good fire wood!

From the new Albany Helping Hands Farm Manager, Emma Deane.

I was born and raised in Albany and it has been a true blessing to be a part of my community. I spent about 10 years working with at risk youth and learned a lot about early childhood trauma and the affects it can have. My work was fulfilling and I thought I would work with adolescents my entire career, but God had a different plan. For the last few years, I have worked with adults who struggle with addiction, mental health and/or experiencing homelessness. I never imagined I’d be here, but God knew what He was doing and I am loving the path He has put me on. My passion and love for our homeless community started at a young age and has continued to grow throughout my life. As the Farm Manager, I want to create a safe, loving, encouraging, balanced, and productive environment for our volunteers to thrive in as we continue to build on the solid foundation already laid. We view each person as an individual and want to build on their strengths. I strongly believe in coming along side people, right where they are in their journey, and walking with them while offering the support and skills they need to be whole, healthy, and happy while moving towards self-sufficiency. I am looking forward to creating such an environment at the Farm. I am beyond excited and grateful to spend my days working hard alongside our volunteers from the shelter and us learning from one another.

“If you plant a thousand seeds of love and kindness, pain and poison can’t grow here anymore” Unknown

Keep Warm Wood lot prices