Who We Serve

At the Reedsburg Area Food Pantry, we proudly serve individuals and families living in the Reedsburg and Weston school districts who meet the income requirement and may be experiencing food insecurity by providing access to basic, nutritious foods to help support their well-being.

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Eligibility Requirements:

Families and individuals experiencing food insecurity within the Reedsburg and Weston School Districts.
If your household income is 150% of the Federal Poverty Level or below, you are welcome here.

Verification Needed:

You are required to bring proof of your residency within the Reedsburg or Weston School districts with you when you arrive for Food Pantry services.
Proof can be:
- Lease or Mortgage agreement.
- A utility bill in your name.
- A drivers’s license.
- Posted mail with your name and address listed on it.
You are required to bring an accurate count as well as the names and ages of all living household members who legally reside within your home.

Pantry Service Details:

We offer food assistance up to two times per month during Pantry hours for families experiencing food insecurity.
Every Wednesday:
- 10 a.m.–12 p.m.
- 4 p.m.–6 p.m.

What to Expect

When you arrive, and your residence is confirmed, one of our friendly volunteers will give you a weekly grocery list of what we have available. You can mark the items your household needs.

Our volunteers will carefully gather your selections, ensuring you receive both fresh and packaged foods along with available basic personal care items. No appointments required, just show up during our Food Pantry Service Hours.

We are here to make the process simple, respectful, and supportive, because everyone deserves access to food and a community that cares.

If you or someone you know is experiencing food insecurity and has questions, don't hesitate to get in touch with us, and one of our Volunteers will be in touch.

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Weekly Groceries

Our Grocery List gives neighbors a simple way to see the types of foods and essential items typically available during pantry visits. While our selection may vary from week to week based on donations and seasonal availability, we always aim to provide a balanced mix of basic, nutritious foods, including canned goods, fresh produce when possible, pantry staples, proteins, and household essentials.

This list helps individuals and families plan ahead and feel confident about the support they’ll receive when visiting the pantry.