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Spotlight: Hunger Task Force Stories
Hunger Task Force and Tosa Community Food Pantry Work Together to Feed Hungry Families All Year Long
Hunger Task Force and Tosa Community Food Pantry have been combating hunger together for over four decades, providing essential resources to Wauwatosa-area families.
Hunger Task Force Expands Nutrition Education Curriculum for Milwaukee County Seniors
Hunger Task Force’s new nutrition education program empowers Milwaukee County seniors with healthy eating tips on a budget. Interactive cooking demos and tailored recipes make nutritious eating easy and accessible.
Meet the New Faces of Hunger Task Force
The principal strength of Hunger Task Force is its compassionate and committed staff. As an anti-hunger organization, Hunger Task Force commits to hiring staff with an array of skills, talents and the cultural competence to best serve our diverse community. We are excited to welcome Tania, Ruth and Alexia to Hunger Task Force.
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.
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Hunger Task Force distributes Stockboxes to seniors despite winter weather
The snow didn’t stop Hunger Task Force from helping out local seniors this winter. Every month, the Hunger Task Force gives out Stockboxes to provide extra help to those 60 and older.
Wisconsin families have fewer FoodShare benefits than they did a year ago
Last spring, the extra money agencies received during the pandemic went away, reducing how much families receive per month. The extra money went away in February 2023. Time is running out for families to use any additional funds that rolled over.