Senior Stockbox Program

Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)

The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) – known locally as Stockbox – provides a box of supplementary food to low-income seniors every month. Hunger Task Force administers the program and packs and distributes a free box of healthy food for people age 60+ who have a monthly income of $1,632 or less per month ($2,215 for a two-person household).

All Stockboxes include cereal, milk, canned veggies and fruits, pasta or rice, protein, fruit juice, canned meats and two pounds of fresh Wisconsin cheese. Learn more.

Stockbox Distribution Schedule

Hunger Task Force must collect enrollment forms at all public Stockbox distributions. Government issued identification is required to verify Stockbox recipients are Milwaukee County residents age 60 or older.

To assist you in completing paperwork, we will be moving back inside at the Senior Dining Sites and other locations. You will need to park your car, go inside to complete paperwork and then you can drive up to pick up a Stockbox outside the center. Your signature is also required each month to attest to your eligibility, according to the income guidelines below.

Stockbox DoorDash Delivery

Hunger Task Force partners with DoorDash and United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County to provide nutritious food to seniors – directly to their doors – living in Milwaukee and Waukesha County through the Stockbox DoorDash program. Launched during the pandemic, Stockbox DoorDash expanded access of the program to homebound seniors, and seniors who do not live near a traditional pick-up site, with convenience and dignity.

Eligible seniors are encouraged to register for the program. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many seniors may no longer feel safe or do not have access to pick-up locations or senior dining sites they previously relied upon.