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Presented by Toyota, Tickets to Tables is an initiative that transforms the power of sport into access and nourishment for families across Oregon and Southwest Washington.
Through this program, Thorns season ticket members can donate their tickets to local nonprofits, youth organizations, and families who face barriers to attending matches—providing unforgettable experiences at Providence Park.
In addition, when a ticket is donated, Toyota and the Thorns will donate to the Oregon Food Bank to help fill our neighbors’ tables and build healthier, hunger-free communities.
Together, we’re filling seats, feeding families, and building a stronger, more connected region.
Join the Portland Thorns and the Oregon Food Bank at Providence Park on March 6 as we take on C.F. Monterrey Femenil at 7:00 PM and help us Drive Out Hunger!
Bring non-perishable food items to donate and receive a discount on future Thorns tickets as our thank you for your generosity.
Can’t make it to the match?
Donate directly to the Oregon Food Bank at the link here to receive the same ticket discount. Or, drop off donations at your local Toyota dealership during their Great Food Drive throughout March. Donations delivered directly to Toyota locations will not receive a ticket discount.
Participating Dealerships: Beaverton Toyota, Capitol Toyota, Columbia Gorge Toyota, Damian Lillard Toyota, Dick Hannah Toyota, Gresham Toyota, Lum's Toyota, Ron Tonkin Toyota, Royal Moore Toyota, Toyota of Gladstone, Toyota of Portland, Vancouver Toyota, Wilsonville Toyota.
· Log in to your Seat Geek Account
· Select the match you want to donate tickets for.
· Tap “Send” under the tickets and enter ticketstotables@thorns.com. Select the number of tickets.
· Tap “Send.”
· Tickets will appear as pending until accepted. You can cancel while pending, but once accepted, they’ll no longer appear in your account.
*Ticket donations may not be tax deductible for federal income tax purposes; please consult your tax advisor. For additional ticket transfer questions as well as a support video, refer to the SeatGeek support article here.
Since OFB’s founding in 1982, our primary activity has been the collection and distribution of food. Now at the hub of a network of 21 Regional Food Banks and over 1,200 hunger-relief programs, OFB also addresses food insecurity and the root causes of hunger through grassroots advocacy, healthcare partnerships and community food systems.
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