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Keyword Details: Food Pantry

Programs that acquire food products through donations, canned food drives, food bank programs or direct purchase and distribute the food to people who are in emergency situations. Some pantries deliver food to people whose disabilities or illnesses make it difficult for them to leave home.

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Cupboard Bound Program

The Cupboard Bound provides a monthly supplemental food package that includes: canned fruits and vegetables, juice, dry or canned milk, cheese, canned meat, peanut butter or dried beans, cereal, rice and instant potatoes or pasta. Participants complete an annual certification in person, and ca... (Click here for more)

Food Pantry - Kenosha Welcome Center

Emergency Food Pantry... (Click here for more)

Food Pantry - Shalom Center

Emergency food pantry offers food and goods to families in need. The amount of food varies based on the size of the family. Families may receive food from the pantry once a month, in order to do so they must provide picture ID, proof of the number of household members, and proof of Kenosha residenc... (Click here for more)

Northside Library

Public Library Collection: Large print books, Audio books, Popular Fiction and Non Fiction, DVD's, Print/Scan/Fax services, Phone/Computer/Internet Access The Northside Library has the largest collection of materials for individuals who are Blind, Low Vision or have a physical disability. This site... (Click here for more)

Salvation Army- Emergency Food Pantry

Food Pantry Gives Kenosha County residents the opportunity to receive a variety of a selection of food items (both perishable and non-perishable) Choice pantry by filling out a menu of options.This allows the individual to choose what they receive without food going to waste. Any Kenosha County r... (Click here for more)

Sharing Center, Inc.

The Sharing Center serves Kenosha County residents, living west of I-94 by providing food pantry, employment assistance, housing assistance, rental assistance, domestic violence intervention, homeless services, clothing, household items, holiday assistance programs, school supply giveaway in August,... (Click here for more)

Simmons Library

Collection Highlights: - General popular materials collection for all ages. - Small two person study room, upstairs. Large, multi-use reservable space in the lower level. **The entrance door has a ADA 3-5 pound closer. The building is not accessible to persons with significant mobility impairments... (Click here for more)

Southwest Library

The Southwest Library is the largest Kenosha Public Library Building, housing the central reference collection, unique children's and teen resources and largest circulating collection. Adaptive materials for the Blind/ Low Vision: - Large Print Books - Pocket Talker Pro - High contrast keyboards... (Click here for more)

St. Vincent De Paul Thrift Store

Thrift shop. Donations accepted. *Home pick up, call for full details and arrangements. - Emergency Food Pantry available only, no ID or proof of residency required, available during normal store hours, call for full details. Must register thru their website, day of and registration opens at 9am:... (Click here for more)

Twin Lakes Area Food Pantry, Inc.

Community food pantry and a TEFAP/commodities distribution site, for residents living west of I-94 only. Tuesday-Wednesday, 10:00am-12:00pm and the 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7:00pm-8:00pm. Closed on holidays, and school closings. SD, Food Resource... (Click here for more)

Uptown Library

Public Library, Collection: Large Print Books, Audio books, Popular Fiction, Popular Nonfiction, DVDs, Library of Things - Programs for Adults and Teens -PS4 Gaming Console **Starting in February 2025, New program called "Coffee and Conversations" for adults and seniors every second Wednesday of the... (Click here for more)

Veterans Outreach of Wisconsin

Veterans Outreach of Wisconsin offers food, clothing, shelter and other basic human needs. Programs operated: Veterans Market FREE to Veterans 1609 Yout Street Racine - Toiletry Supplies - Shoes/cloting - Cleaning Supplies - Personal Hygiene Products • Food Veteran Village - Tiny Home Villa... (Click here for more)

Vivent Health-Kenosha Office

A private, non-profit, health and social service agency that works to confront and alleviate the effects of HIV disease in Wisconsin; ARCW provides aggressive HIV education and prevention, access to comprehensive services for people living with HIV and AIDS,such as medical, dental, behavioral health... (Click here for more)

Westosha Lakes Church

Outreach Ministry of Westosha Lakes Church, offering monthly food pantry. Pantry hours: 2nd Saturday of the month, 9:00am-11:30am Westosha Lakes Church 24823 74th Street Salem,WI 53168 Must Register ahead of time, but if you miss the registration deadline call 262-843-1948 to be added to the waiting... (Click here for more)

Zion Lutheran Church

Zion Lutheran Church, offering monthly food pantry. Pantry hours: 3rd Saturday of the month, 10:00am-12:00pm (noon). Everyone is welcome. No ID required. Offering food, diapers, women's incontinence products, personal hygiene, and cleaning supplies. Handicap accessible and will help carry bags... (Click here for more)

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