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Sheboygan County Emergency Food Assistance Information

Sheboygan County Food Bank partners with food pantries and other organizations to provide food to pantries and free community meal sites. Use the Emergency Food Assistance Map and monthly calendars below to see which pantries and community meals work best for you. If you’re interested in visiting a food pantry, get started by filling out our Request Help form or calling our Sheboygan County Pantry Helpline at 920-453-0136.

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Sheboygan County Food Pantry Calendar
Sheboygan County Community Meals
Calendario de Despensa de Alimentos (Spanish)
Calendario de Comidas Comunitarias (Spanish)

Common Questions You Might Have

No, we are a “food bank.” We collect, store, and deliver healthy emergency food to our network of partner agencies, including food pantries. If you are in need of emergency food, please use our Sheboygan County Emergency Food Assistance Map above, or look at the Sheboygan County Food Pantry Calendar to plan a visit.
Sheboygan County Food Bank has an onsite drive-thru food pantry, called Sheboygan Cares Food Pantry, to provide healthy and fresh emergency food. Learn more here.

If you are in need of emergency food, please look at the Sheboygan County Food Pantry Calendar to see times, locations, contact information, and other important information about food pantries and free community meals in Sheboygan County.

Please read each food pantry’s requirements carefully on our Sheboygan County Emergency Food Assistance map above, or on the Sheboygan County Food Pantry Calendar. Most food pantries prefer that you to bring your own bag, or box. 
Some food pantries may require:

  • Proof of your current address.
  • Proof of your earnings.
  • Proof of number of members in your household.
  • Your photo ID.
  • An appointment to be scheduled before your visit.
  • Registering ahead of time, or at your first visit, to get a food pantry swipe card.

There are many government programs that can also help you. See the list of Other Emergency Food Programs below.

Yes, many people in Sheboygan County are working and are able to get food at food pantries.

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.

Other Emergency Food Programs

Federal and state programs work to help end hunger in Sheboygan County. Learn more about these programs below.

FoodShare Benefits to Purchase Food

FoodShare (also known as Food Stamps or SNAP) helps individuals and families living in Wisconsin buy food at grocery stores and farmers markets.

WIC Benefits to Purchase Food

Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) supports pregnant, breastfeeding or new mothers, infants up to age one, and children up to age five.

Free Meals for Children

Sheboygan Area School District provides free and reduced meals during the school year as well as free summer meals for children age 18 and younger.