
Tomorrow—Friday, January 30, 2026—is a National Shutdown day across the country, in response to the killings by ICE. The campaign’s subtitle is “No Work. No School. No Shopping. Stop Funding ICE.” It’s a kind of general strike.
However, in Portland there are a lot of small businesses that simply can’t shut down for the day, due to economic reasons. And while “no shopping” might mean “don’t spend your money anywhere,” it’s generally understood to mean that shopping at small, independent businesses is ok.
There are a number of small, independent Portland food businesses staying open and choosing to donate some of their proceeds of the day or week to organizations helping immigrants, as well as providing a place to rest and something to eat and drink. A few are closed Friday but open this weekend and are donating part of sales to relevant organizations, so we’ve included them, too, as supporters of the efforts.
Here are the ones we know about, and there are many heavy-hitters in the Portland-area dining scene on it. Many thanks to Judith Rich for doing the legwork to compile this list.
Alma
They are donating 5% of this weekend’s proceeds to the Immigrant Defense Project.
5237 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland. Alma website
Baker & Spice
Donating 15% of day’s proceeds to the PIRC Oregon.
6330 SW Capitol Hwy, Portland. Baker & Spice website
Ben & Esther’s Vegan Delicatessen
They will be donating 20% of sales to PIRC.
1800 NE Alberta Street, Portland. Ben & Esther’s website
Bold Coffee & Books
“Featuring an activism station stocked for writing letters and making calls to elected officials. 20% of all proceeds of the day will be donated to PIRC. Protest poster supplies will be available for $1. The Meet Me at the Crossroads event starts at 7pm and is open to the public. Free pizza, while supplies last.”
1755 SW Jefferson Street, Portland. Bold Coffee & Books website
Broder Cafe
Broder will donate 15% of the day’s proceeds on January 30th from all locations to the PIRC.
2508 SE Clinton Street, 3765 N Mississippi Avenue, and 8800 SW Oleson Road, Portland; 102 Oak Street, #100, Hood River. Broder website
Crema Coffee & Bakery
Crema employees are donating their earned wages to the PIRC, and to their neighbor’s defense fund. Additionally, Crema will be donating $1,000, as well as matching employee donations. QR codes for the PIRC and the GoFundMe will be available at their registers on Friday, January 30th for patrons to make contributions, as well.
2728 SE Ankeny Street, Portland. Crema website
Doe Donuts
They are donating a portion of Friday’s proceeds to the Immigrant Rapid Response Fund by the Women’s Foundation of Minnesota.
4110 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland. Doe Donuts website
Dream Deli
They will remain open for lunch and 10% of their proceeds will go to PIRC.
3542 SE Division Street, Portland. Dream Deli website
Exquisite Creatures
On January 30th, 10% of their sales will be donated to Clear Clinic.
537 SE Ash Street, #108, Portland. Exquisite Creatures website
Fresh Love
They are donating a portion of Friday’s sales to a local organization working to provide resources to immigrant neighbors.
7434 NE Fremont Street, Portland. Fresh Love website
Geek Easy Anime Cafe
Free coffee for anyone who asks—“no questions or purchase required.”
310 NW Davis Street, Portland. Geek Easy Anime Cafe Instagram page
Hip Chicks Do Wine
They are donating a portion of all bottle sales all weekend to the Portland Immigration Rights Coalition (PIRC).
4510 SE 23rd Avenue, Portland. Hip Chicks Do Wine website
Javelina
Providing a safe space and food for community members.
4636 NE 42nd Avenue, Suite A, Portland. Javelina website
Little T American Baker and Providore Fine Foods
They are donating 50% of their proceeds from the bakery as well as from Providore to PIRC. Additionally, they’re serving complimentary coffee to community members supporting the cause so do stop in!
2600 SE Division Street, Portland. Little T American Baker website. 2340 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland. Providore Fine Foods website
Kachka & Kachka Fabrika
Proceeds from both locations will be donated to PIRC.
960 SE 11th Avenue, Portland. Kachka website. 2117 NE Oregon Street, Portland. Kachka Fabrika website
Langbaan and Phuket Cafe
They are donating a portion of sales and tips from Friday, January 30 to Sunday, February 1 to PIRC.
1818 NW 23rd Place, Portland. Phuket Cafe website and Langbaan website
Marco’s Cafe
Marco’s will donate 25% of their sales on Friday, January 30th to PIRC & Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee (MIRAC).
7910 SW 35th Avenue, Portland. Marco’s website
Nostrana
Nostrana will be donating 10% of their proceeds on Friday, January 30th to PIRC.
1401 SE Morrison Street #101, Portland. Nostrana website
Pamana
From Friday, January 30 through Sunday, February 1, 10% of sales will go to PIRC Oregon.
15 NW 4th Avenue, Portland. Pamana website
Petunia’s Pies & Pastries
They will be donating 15% of the day’s sales on January 30th to PIRC.
610 SW 12th Avenue, Portland. Petunia’s website
Sebastiano’s
20% of sales this week will be donated to Frontline Mutual Aid Organizations in Minneapolis.
8235 SE 13th Avenue, Suite 7, Portland. Sebastiano’s website
Solstice Woodfire Pizza
10% of sales on Friday, 1/30 will be donated to the Hood River Latino Network.
501 Portway Avenue, Hood River. Solstice Woodfire Pizza website
Stumptown Otaku
“Donating 10% of sales that day to charities supporting immigrant communities. The lounge at Stumptown Otaku will serve free snacks and hot chocolate for anyone who needs a place to sit and decompress.”
310 NW Davis Street, Portland. Stumptown Otaku Instagram page
Sugarpine Drive-In
They are donating a portion of the day’s sales to 2 Minneapolis restaurants that have been hit by ICE activity in Minneapolis: Modern Times Cafe and Manny’s Tortas.
1208 E Historic Columbia River Hwy, Troutdale. Sugarpine Drive-In website
Taqueria El Goloso
Free taco meals to community protesters: 2 tacos, rice & beans, and a water bottle.
625 NE Killingsworth Street, Portland. Taqueria El Goloso website
Walter French’s Food Truck
Providing free boxed lunches for community members: half sandwich, bag of chips, bottled water.
1027 NE Alberta Street, Portland. Walter French’s Food Truck website
Supporters
These places are not open on Friday but are supporting the effort and spirit of the National Shutdown but donating part of their weekend sales to relevant organizations.
Bakeshop
Though not open on Friday, they are donating a percentage of weekend sales (Saturday and Sunday) to the Immigration Law Center of Minnesota.
5351 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland. Bakeshop website
Jen’s Pastries
10% of Saturday’s sales will go to PIRC.
606 SW Dakota Street, Portland. Jen’s Pastries website
Additional Non-Edibles of Possible Interest
Annie Bloom’s Books
They will have community resources available such as call-your-reps flyers and know-your-rights cards. Annie Bloom’s will also donate 15% of Friday’s sales to PIRC and the Book Industry Charitable Foundation (BINC), helping booksellers in Minneapolis and other affected communities.
7834 SW Capitol Hwy, Portland. Annie Bloom’s website
The Bhakti Yoga Movement Center
Free classes on Friday with code “GENERALSTRIKE.” Participants are encouraged to donate what they would’ve spent on class to their food drive, PIRC, or PCUN.
2500 SE 26th Avenue, Portland. The Bhakti Yoga Movement Center website
Compass McMinnville
This weekend, 10% of all bookings will be donated to Unidos. Compass encourages both travelers and locals alike to support other small businesses in the area that are remaining open and donating to charitable causes throughout the weekend.
706 SE 1st Street, McMinnville. Compass McMinnville website
Mike Bennett
“Melt ICE” lawn signs and stickers available online. All profits from these orders will go to the Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition (PIRC).
The People’s Yoga
“All classes are free on Friday, 1/30. Instead of paying for class, they invite people to donate to the PIRC.”
4029 SE Hawthorne Blvd and 3014 NE Killingsworth Street, Portland. The People’s Yoga website
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