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Hunger Task Force Heads to Washington D.C. for Anti-Hunger Policy Conference
Explore the key takeaways from the Food Research & Action Center’s National Anti-Hunger Policy Conference attended by the Hunger Task Force team. Learn about their insights on SNAP, the Farm Bill, and innovative anti-hunger strategies to ensure meals for all.

Partner of the Month: Clinton & Bernice Rose Senior Center
Hunger Task Force is proud to name Clinton & Bernice Rose Senior Center our Partner of the Month for June 2024. This collaboration offers nutritious food options through programs like Stockbox and Farmers Market vouchers, along with social activities and a welcoming environment.

Michael Jonas Has Overseen Food Bank Operations for 15 Years
Hunger Task Force, Milwaukee’s only Free & Local food bank, ensures nutritious food reaches families and seniors in need. Led by Food Bank Director Michael Jonas, the organization has significantly improved food distribution and service quality over the past 15 years.

YOU Help Feed More than 50,000 People Every Month
Hunger Task Force is proud to be Milwaukee’s only Free & Local Food Bank. Because of the community support we receive, we can ensure a healthy and nutritious supply of free food within our network of nearly 200 access points for hungry children, families and seniors in Milwaukee County.
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Hunger Task Force Receives $750,000 Donation from Kohl’s to Help Reduce Food Insecurity in Milwaukee
Kohl’s is continuing its 14-year support and partnership with Hunger Task Force with a $750,000 donation to provide healthy food for families and children facing hunger. The Kohl’s donation comes at a critical time as the federal government recently announced that households will receive their last extra COVID-19 FoodShare payment.
Everyone knew extra federal food stamp allotments would end. But the timing couldn’t be worse.
Though advocates and recipients alike anticipated the eventual end of the pandemic payments, the unexpectedly abrupt loss of these extra benefits comes at a time when even families with means are seeing their money stretch less far at the grocery store.