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Spotlight: Hunger Task Force Stories
The American Indian Council on Alcoholism Partners with Hunger Task Force to Foster Wellness and Preserve Food Sovereignty
The American Indian Council on Alcoholism (AICA) and Hunger Task Force work together to ensure Native elders have access to nutritious food that honors their health and heritage.
Amy Mutziger Champions Food For Families Through Corporate and Community Leadership
Amy Mutziger of Johnson Controls champions Hunger Task Force’s Food For Families, blending corporate leadership with community compassion.
Wrapping Up the 2025 Hunger Relief Federation Summit
Hunger Task Force is the founding member of the Hunger Relief Federation, which is a statewide association of independent food banks and food pantries. Over 115 anti-hunger advocates gathered October 2–3, 2025, in Green Bay, WI, for the annual Hunger Relief Federation...
Hunger Task Force and Silver Spring Neighborhood Center Emergency Food Pantry Have Partnered to Feed Residents in Need for More than 25 Years
Hunger Task Force and Silver Spring Neighborhood Center have partnered for 25+ years to provide fresh, culturally relevant food to Milwaukee residents in need.
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Hunger Task Force Winter 2024 Newsletter now available online
Click to explore this convenient, digital version of the Hunger Task Force Winter 2024 Newsletter! Read about Hunger Task Force’s partnership with Helping Community Food Pantry, our investment in local farmers and producers through the LFPA program, the future of our outreach work on Mitchell Street, upcoming winter events and much more!
South Milwaukee Human Concerns and Hunger Task Force Work Together to Bring Aid to the Community this Holiday Season
South Milwaukee Human Concerns (SMHC), is committed to bringing help the South Milwaukee community all year round, but especially this holiday season. At any given time, South Milwaukee Human Concerns is serving one-third of the community, 275 families monthly, and over 8,500 people per year.




