Sheboygan Cares Food Pantry
Sheboygan County Food Bank provides healthy and fresh emergency food, twice a week, at its onsite drive-thru food pantry.
What You Need to Know Before You Go
We opened Sheboygan Cares Food Pantry in 2022 at our warehouse to help increase access to food for families, with evening service hours and scheduled appointments. Clients drive through our garage where volunteers place non-perishable food, personal care items, meat, milk, cheeses, eggs, and a variety of produce into clients’ vehicles.
Common Questions You Might Have
If it’s your first time visiting, please call (920) 453-0136 during the following times: Mondays: 1 PM – 3 PM,
Wednesdays: 8 AM – 10 AM, or
Sundays: 6 PM – 8 PM. If you call outside these hours, please leave a voicemail with your first name, last name, and phone number, and someone will get back to you. You may make one appointment, or set up an ongoing appointment, up to once per week. Once you’re registered, we’ll give you a card and someone else may pick up for you by bringing the card if you’re unable to make it.
You do not need to get out of your vehicle. Please drive slowly (5 mph) when you’re driving in the drive-thru. Volunteers will greet you at your window and safely place food in your back seat or trunk.
Yes, many people in Sheboygan County are working and are able to get food at food pantries.
There are many government programs that can also help you. See the list of Other Emergency Food Programs below.
Volunteers and staff members who work at food pantries and community meals are friendly, understanding, and there to help you. They want you to feel welcome and get you the help you need.
We opened Sheboygan Cares Food Pantry in 2022 at our warehouse to help increase access to food for families, with evening service hours and scheduled appointments. Clients drive-thru our garage where volunteers place non-perishable food, personal care items, meat, milk, cheeses, eggs, and a variety of produce into clients’ vehicles.
Other Emergency Food Programs
Federal, state, and local programs work to end hunger in Sheboygan County. Sheboygan County Food Bank supports federal and state anti-hunger programs that act as the first line of defense against hunger and integrates local services where possible. Learn more about these programs below.