Dane County food pantries see record high demand
MADISON, Wis. -- More people are turning to Dane County food pantries than ever before, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul said Monday. Society leaders said the…
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MADISON, Wis. -- More people are turning to Dane County food pantries than ever before, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul said Monday. Society leaders said the…
A resolution that will be considered by the Dane County board Thursday night would provide extra funding to the Second Harvest Foodbank to help food pantries keep up with rising costs due to inflation.
MADISON, Wis. -- Students in the Food Equity Club at Madison East High School opened a free outdoor food pantry on Tuesday. The new pantry will…
For those who might need a meal this Thanksgiving or for those who want to donate, here are some resources.
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The $5 million agreement extension between Dane County and the Second Harvest Food Bank allows the county to buy dairy, meat, and produce from Wisconsin farmers and use those locally-sourced products to stock county food pantries.
Adrienne Walker, a TSA employee in Atlanta, said her pantry is stocked, even though she has been working without pay during the partial government shutdown. But she knows her colleagues with children need groceries more than she does.
Even as a delivery of fresh turkeys arrive on the loading dock of the Goodman Community Center, the Fritz Food Pantry that operates out of the center is not even close to meeting the demand.
Officials at one Eau Claire food pantry say their customers are usually unemployed people, but this year they're seeing a new type of customer this year -- the working poor.
Officials at one Eau Claire food pantry say their customers are usually unemployed people, but this year they're seeing a new type of customer this year -- the working poor.
It's a holiday filled with food for most families, but for others, it's just another day to cope with hunger.
It's a holiday filled with food for most families, but for others, it's just another day to cope with hunger.