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Spotlight: Hunger Task Force Stories
End of Year Reflections from CEO Matt King: Hunger Task Force is Ending Hunger Through Community Support
Hunger Task Force CEO, Matt King, reflects on a year of rising need, community support and the mission to feed families with dignity during the holiday season and beyond.
Ray Simpkins Amplifies Community Support Through Outpost Partnership
Ray Simpkins, Chief Executive Officer at Outpost Natural Foods, leads with a vision centered on healthy, diverse and sustainable business practices while maintaining a strong commitment to Hunger Task Force.
Partner of the Month: CBS 58
CBS 58 goes beyond traditional broadcasting and become a catalyst for community generosity. Their signature holiday partnership with Hunger Task Force ensures that Thanksgiving isn’t just a season of thanks, but also a season of warm, healthy meals for Milwaukee families in need.
Armando Hernandez Has Helped Local Residents Manage Their FoodShare Cases for Six Years
Armando Hernandez helps Milwaukee residents access FoodShare benefits, guiding hundreds of households each year toward reliable, healthy food support.
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USDA cuts impact Mequon farmer, low income families
On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that $1 billion in funding for local programs has been canceled. These programs exist and impact people here in Wisconsin.
Hunger Task Force’s new Southside Community Resource Center allows more families to be served
Hunger Task Force moved its Southside Community Resource Center from 723 W. Historic Mitchell St. down about one block to a newly renovated, larger space at 802 W. Historic Mitchell St. in March 2025.