Hunger Relief Fund
100% of your donation goes to feed hungry people in your community!
The Hunger Relief Fund of Wisconsin provides donors with a federation dedicated to getting free and nutritious food to low-income people who need it most: children and the elderly, veterans, displaced workers and working-poor families.
No money will be used for administrative costs since Hunger Task Force donates all administrative costs. One hundred percent of the money received by the Hunger Relief Fund of Wisconsin will be passed through to the designated charities
Ask your workplace’s human resources professional to offer the Hunger Relief Fund of Wisconsin alongside your current choices of federations. You can pick any one of our member agencies listed below or all of them to receive your payroll deduction or one-time gift. For information about offering the Hunger Relief Fund of Wisconsin in your workplace, contact Scott Marshall of Hunger Task Force at scott @ hungertaskforce.org or phone (414) 238-6474.
Choose Hunger Relief Fund in the following workplace campaigns!
- Combined Federal Campaign
- State (Wisconsin) Employees Combined Campaign
- Milwaukee County
- City of Milwaukee
- Milwaukee Public Schools
- Milwaukee Area Technical College
2011 Member Agencies
Agape Community Center of Milwaukee, Inc.
We annually serve more than 20,000 meals to 19,000 of Milwaukee’s low-income residents. We provide a free medical clinic, after school programs and youth sports.
www.agape-center.org
414-464-4440
Center for Veterans Issues, Limited
We serve homeless and low-income military veterans! Our supportive housing, job training and reintegration services have successfully reintegrated thousands of veterans back into society.
www.cvivet.org
414-342-4284
Daystar, Inc.
We serve adult woman who are homeless as a result of domestic violence or sexual assault, providing long-term transitional housing and supportive services.
www.daystarinc.org
414-385-0334
Ebenezer Lutheran Church Food Pantry
The site for Wednesday and Saturday food pantry that services on average 110 families a week, plus a clothes pantry and soup kitchen that are open to the public every Wednesday.
414-383-0710
Food for the Hungry, Inc.
Providing bread to hungry people! We collect and distribute bakery donated by local bakeries to meal programs and food pantries in Southeast Wisconsin.
www.foodforthehungryinc.org
262-784-6591
Food Pantry of Waukesha County, Inc.
We provide food, hope and dignity to Waukesha County residents in need and advocate to increase awareness of hunger in the community through collaborative actions. www.foodpantryofwaukeshacounty.org
262-522-2370
Good Samaritan Outreach Center
We provide emergency food, clothing and access to services to people residing in Milwaukee, West Allis, Greenfield, Greendale, Franklin, Wauwatosa and Hales Corners.
414-541-7668
House of Peace
Serving and feeding the poor in Milwaukee for 43 years. Services include a food pantry, clothing closet, medical and legal clinics, counseling and more. www.houseofpeacemilwaukee.org
414-933-1300
Hunger Task Force, Inc.
Distributes free food to the poor through a network of emergency food pantries, soup kitchens and homeless shelters; promotes social policies to prevent future hunger.
www.hungertaskforce.org
414-777-0483
Interchange, Inc.
We provide nutritious food to the hungry of Milwaukee residing in Milwaukee's downtown and lower east side, and all Milwaukee residents in an emergency
www.interchangemilwaukee.org
414-276-4108
Mukwonago Food Pantry
Providing nutritious food and access to services to residents of Mukwonago, Vernon, Big Bend, North Prairie, and Eagle.
www.mukwonagofoodpantry.org
262-363-3452
Project Concern of Cudahy-St. Francis Inc.
Food pantry and clothing bank serving hungry people in our communities. We demonstrate compassion, providing information and referral for public benefits and other community services.
www.projectconcerncudahy.org
414-744-0645
SHARE of Southeastern Wisconsin, Inc.
A volunteer-run monthly food distribution network that provides quality, healthy food to over 6,500 Wisconsin families at a savings of 30-50% compared to retail prices. www.sharewi.org
262-783-2500
South Milwaukee Human Concerns Inc.
Provides food, clothing, school supplies, holiday assistance and other needed services, on an emergency basis to the economically disadvantaged of South Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
www.southmilwaukee.org/humanconcers
414-764-5340
St. Benedict Community Meal Program
For 41 years St. Ben’s has been serving hot, home-made food to Milwaukee’s homeless and working poor. Nearly 2,000 individuals come to St. Ben’s table, 6 days a week.
www.stbensmilwaukee.org
414-271-0135
St. Hyacinth Food Pantry
Providing food, personal hygiene supplies, clothing, and health counseling service to low-income families and infants on Milwaukee’s south-side. More than 6,500 families served in 2010.
414-645-8786
St. Vincent de Paul Society of Milwaukee
We provide free nutritious meals to hungry people at two locations, 5:30-7pm Monday – Friday Our south Milwaukee location offers free hot showers and socialization activities.
www.svdpmilw.org
414-462-7837
The Gathering of Southeast Wisconsin, Inc.
Stopping hunger – one person at a time – by serving 95,000 free meals annually to Milwaukee’s hungry and homeless at three inner city locations.
www.thegatheringwis.org
414-272-4122
Tosa Community Food Pantry, Inc.
Serves Wauwatosa and western Milwaukee residents in financial crisis in a welcoming pantry where clients choose food to fit their family’s needs. www.stbernardparish.org/wauwatosa_food_pantry.cfm
414-476-9029
UMOS
We provide programs and services which improve employment, educational, health and housing opportunities for underserved populations, including case management, job placement, and social supports.
www.umos.org
414-389-6000
United Methodist Children’s Services of Wisconsin, Inc.
Through housing, social service support, childcare and emergency food distribution we seek to address the most pressing needs of families living in poverty in Wisconsin.
www.umcs-wi.org
414-344-1818
