Our Programs
We believe no one should go hungry. We are honored to partner with over 250 food pantries, meal sites, and backpack programs in west central Wisconsin to serve our neighbors who struggle with food insecurity. In addition, Feed My People Food Bank helps families, children, and seniors through the following direct service programs.
Project FEED
Youth are at high risk of struggling academically, physically, and emotionally when they lack consistent access to the food they need. We strive to fill the hunger gap for these students through onsite school markets and ABC Foods.
Does your school have a program?Pop-Up Pantries
These mobile pantries in high need communities distribute fresh produce, meat, and dairy to struggling families. This program allows us to pivot to meet changing needs while connecting individuals with other available resources quickly.
Find a pop-up food pantry near youFarm to Food Bank
Farm to Food Bank provides more fresh food to food insecure individuals by creating win-win relationship with local and regional growers. These vital partnerships reduce our carbon footprint and create a more sustainable, long-term source for fresh food by shortening the food supply chain.
For more information, contact our Food Resource Manager at scott@fmpfoodbank.org
Senior Hunger
Older adults make tough choices every day, deciding whether to buy food or pay for medicine. Our senior resident pantries and a strong relationship with Meals on Wheels help those struggling with limited budgets and transportation barriers. Find out about Meals on Wheels qualifications by calling 715-839-4735.
Find a food pantry near youHealthy Choice
Access to fresh fruits and vegetables, protein items, and diabetic/heart-healthy options are crucial to our community's health and yet imagine how difficult it is for low-income families to afford such things. That's why nutritious food is part of everything we do through our Fresh Food and Choose Healthy programs and partnerships with the healthcare community.
Discover how access to healthy food transformed Gertrude's lifeCrisis Outreach
By partnering with organizations such as the Department of Human Resources and the Jail Re-Entry program, we can be a resource for those facing unexpected difficult circumstances. By providing food on the spot to someone in crisis, it may give people the strength to face the situation in their life. It may be the thing that sees them through.
Discover how crisis outreach is changing food accessA Special Thank You to Our Grant Partners
Community Distribution
