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Spotlight: Hunger Task Force Stories
Racine Kenosha Community Action Agency Received a $75,000 Grant from Hunger Task Force to Purchase Healthy Foods for Area Food Pantries
Through Hunger Task Force’s Connecting Farms to Families program, the Racine Kenosha Community Action Agency (RKCAA) received a $75,000 grant to purchase fresh food from Wisconsin producers to stock the shelves at food pantries the organization serves in Racine and Kenosha.
News & Media
Hunger Task Force’s take on hunger among older adults
Many seniors are living on fixed incomes, they have transportation issues, mobility issues, many seniors are homebound and they can’t access the grocery store. Hunger Task Force works to feed older adults with dignity through a variety of programs.
Meet No Kid Hungry’s Summer Nutrition Champion Stephanie Young
Summer nutrition takes a community effort. Meet Stephanie Young, Food Service Director at Beaver Dam Unified School District and a member of No Kid Hungry’s Summer EBT Champion Network, and learn how schools can help families access Summer EBT and other resources while school is out.
State grant is helping Wisconsin farmers stock food pantries
Hunger Task Force has launched “Connecting Farms to Families,” a new initiative backed by a $2.5 million grant through the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. The program connects Wisconsin food assistance organizations directly with small and mid-sized farmers and producers across the state.





