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Help Feed Wisconsin Families – Forward 48 Virtual Food Drive
With federal FoodShare (SNAP) benefits delayed, families and older adults across Wisconsin are facing an immediate food crisis. In speaking with Forward 48 alum Zachary Staszewski at Hunger Task Force, we learned they’ve seen a 35% increase in visits to local pantries and meal sites—and the need continues to grow.
In moments like these, it can be hard to know where to turn or how to help. That’s where we come in.
We’ve reopened Forward 48’s Virtual Food Drive below in partnership with Hunger Task Force to make it easy to give back. Your donation helps get fresh, healthy, and culturally familiar foods to your neighbors who need them most. Check out our virtual food drive below to donate today!
Pro Tip: Every dollar goes further when you give a monetary donation—empowering Hunger Task Force to purchase exactly what’s needed, right here and right now. Interested in getting your organization involved? Reach out to today to learn more.
Shop the Virtual Food Drive Today!
Cash Gift
Make a gift of any amount.
Turkey
One festive holiday centerpiece.
$15
Ham
One juicy holiday ham.
$15
Holiday Dinner
Holiday dinner + groceries for the week!
$150
Brown Rice
30 1-lb bags of nutritious brown rice.
$15
Canned Fruit
12 cans of canned fruit in 100% juice.
$15.50
Green Beans
24 cans of supreme green beans.
$16
Sweet Corn
24 cans of crunchy sweet corn.
$20
Milk
Four gallons of fresh Wisconsin milk.
$12
Disclaimer: Proceeds from gifts made through the Food For Families Virtual Food Drive support the programs and efforts of Hunger Task Force. Donations will be distributed throughout the local Hunger Task Force network where they are needed most, in an effort to most effectively fulfill our mission to end hunger in Milwaukee with dignity by organizing food, information and support for community survival. Food prices based on average costs calculated by Hunger Task Force at the time of writing. Please contact Hunger Task Force with questions and comments.