It is our hope that no family goes to bed hungry.
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It is our hope that no family goes to bed hungry. 〰️
We provide food donated from federal agriculture programs, food purchased through local donations, and food donated by community groups - including donations from local gardens.
Our Mission
Meeting the Needs of Families
With your donations, we have been able to provide much-needed assistance to families facing food insecurity in our community. We have been able to distribute essential food items to those who depend on our pantry for their daily meals.
Supporting a Healthy Community
Your donations help us create well-balanced food packages. These packages include nutritious staples such as grains, proteins, fruits, and vegetables. Your support makes all the difference to families in our community. Thank you.
Thank you to Jon Pitt for a $100 donation in memory of his mother, Lorna Pitt
Mary Edwards receives 110 pounds of much needed ground beef from Darlene Otto and Mickey Rau of First Presbyterian Church. Thank you!
Paige Hall, Andrea Vale, and Al Hughes donating from the Crane Foundation.
Caleb Nault, Student Council President at St. Joe's School stands with approximately 990 pounds of food and health and beauty products collected by students at the school. Thanks Caleb and St. Joe's!!!
Jen Maggio-Laack, and Kessie Breitbach donating 395 pounds of food from the Buckhorn community.
Brad Wissuneller has been bringing fresh vegetables from Little Society Farm. A great addition to family tables.
John Schinderly presents $500 from the Knights of Columbus council 746.
Friends from Emanuel Church delivering birthday packages to go to children of families receiving food at the Pantry.
SSM Health…
has donated $20,000 to help feed the people of Baraboo. The donation is particularly important since we served more families in January than ever before. The need is significant, and thanks to SSM Health, and many others, we continue to feed Baraboo families. Please continue to donate to provide healthy meals to families experiencing food insecurity.
Where?
at St. Vincent De Paul
100 South Blvd.
Baraboo, WI 53913
When?
Monday & Thursday 9AM - 12PM