Planned Giving

Camille Robert-Quakkelaar, Major Gifts Officer

414.373.1065
[email protected]

Contact Camille at 414.373.1065 or [email protected] with any questions or to learn more about planned giving opportunities at Hunger Task Force.

Making a planned gift is a generous way to help Hunger Task Force feed our community into the future.

Your generosity helps ensure that every person has the right to healthy food, accessed with dignity. Hunger Task Force is committed to preventing hunger by providing nutritious food to those in need for today while advocating for policies that build a hunger-free community for tomorrow. By documenting your estate intentions with Hunger Task Force, you help secure lasting impact, ensuring your philanthropic goals are fulfilled.

Your commitment allows us to honor and celebrate your dedication to ending hunger. The Legacy Society was created to honor and recognize donors who support Hunger Task Force through a planned gift — a bequest in your will, or a beneficiary designation.

How to Document Your Estate Plans:

  1. Contact Camille at 414.373.1065 with questions and to learn more about planned giving options at Hunger Task Force
  2. Seek the advice of your financial or legal advisor. Hunger Task Force cannot give financial or legal advice.
  3. Know how to articulate your gift. If you include Hunger Task Force in your estate plans, include this important sentence
    1. “I, [name], of [city, state, ZIP], give, devise and bequeath to Hunger Task Force, Inc. [written amount or percentage of the estate or description of property] for its unrestricted use and purpose.”
  4. Tell us! We ask that you fill out our Letter of Intent. We would love the opportunity to thank you in your lifetime. It also is helpful for Hunger Task Force to know the area of need you would like to support and how we can recognize your gift.

Legal Name: Hunger Task Force, Inc.

Federal Tax Employer Identification Number (EIN): 39-1345847

Address: 5000 W. Electric Avenue, West Milwaukee, WI 53219

 

We look forward to celebrating your generosity!

When you make a planned gift, you give us the chance to say thank you throughout your lifetime. The Hunger Task Force Legacy Society recognizes donors who have generously supported Hunger Task Force through an estate plan or provision of any size. Once you have documented your intentions with Hunger Task Force, you will be automatically included in the Legacy Society.

We want to provide a lasting endowed legacy for our community and continue to give back just as we have done in life. Although we have never lacked for basic needs, we are acutely aware that is not true for others. Unfortunately food insecurity is a reality for far too many people. In support of Hunger Task Force’s mission to address hunger, we are impressed with their emphasis on providing healthful and farm fresh food and to address the “food deserts” via their mobile pantries.

~Gayle Rosemann & Paul McElwee, Hunger Task Force Legacy Society Members

Camille Robert-Quakkelaar, Major Gifts Officer

414.373.1065
[email protected]

Contact Camille at 414.373.1065 or [email protected] with any questions or to learn more about planned giving opportunities at Hunger Task Force.

Jim McClure Supports Hunger Task Force Through Volunteering and Legacy Giving

Jim McClure volunteers year-round with Hunger Task Force, from farming to food packing. Through legacy giving, he’s making a lasting impact in the fight against hunger.

Barb Holt is a Standout Volunteer Helping End Hunger in Milwaukee

Barb Holt has been a dedicated volunteer at Hunger Task Force for over three decades, contributing her time, energy, and heart to support Milwaukee families in need. Her unwavering commitment to giving back has left a lasting legacy on the thousands we serve, reminding us that volunteers are the heart of our mission.

Local Couple Pledges Future Support to Hunger Task Force Through Estate Gift

Local couple Bob and Dianna Haugh have pledged their support to Hunger Task Force by including the organization in their estate plans. Inspired by their own love of family meals, they hope their gift ensures future generations have access to nutritious food.