Horticultural Hall Junior Board and their advisors continue to keep our pantry at the forefront of their acts of service—collecting personal products and monetary donations whenever they can. At the holiday parade, they collected so much, they delivered AND assembled dozens of hygiene bags for our patrons. Thank you students and advisors!

​Badger High School Student Council and our friend Brad from the Wisconsin DNR collected barrels and barrels for our pantry. Blessed to be part of this community that continues to grow civic-minded students! We are grateful!

Who knew Santa had elves at Lake Geneva BIlliards? Apparently quite a lot of people! Thanks to Jeannie and Kim for delivering a sleigh full! And thanks to Lake Geneva Billiards for creating a collection site and encouraging players, staff, and patrons to donate! You are generously helping those in need right here in our community!

​Thank you Geneva Tap House for your collection AND delivery to the Lake Geneva Food Pantry. We are grateful for your help in not only collecting goods, but also for raising awareness of the very real need in our community.

Today Chris D'Amico and Traver School National Junior Honor Society students dropped off food collected during their “Happy "Can"uary Food Drive Collection” (which extended through February as well!). The students helped serve our community not only through their collection, but by loading, unloading, and carting in their over 200 pounds of canned goods. We were happy to share information about how the Pantry helps our community and how their donations positively affect those in our own neighborhoods.

​The annual Abominable Snow Race was held on Saturday, January 28, 2023 at Lake Geneva Ziplines. Bill Wolfe and crew hosted this annual winter obstacle course for racers from all over the globe and chose (once again!) the Lake Geneva Food Pantry to be the beneficiary of their fundraising and food collection (through their racers at preregistration events and on site at the race itself). These dedicated folks gathered and donated well over 600 pounds of food and over $5,700 to the Pantry. And we were able to share some statistics on how food insecurity affects our county, how food needs are changing (and increasing), and the role of the Pantry in assisting our neighbors. What an amazing community!

It was cleaning day at the Lake Geneva Food Pantry! More specifically—it was cleaning supply day! Ashley F., Lake Geneva Home Depot store manager, graciously offered to facilitate a grant from Home Depot that allowed them to donate 100 Home Depot buckets filled to the brim with cleaning supplies to share with our Pantry patrons. Not only that, but on delivery day, she and Harlan showed up and toted all the buckets into our facility. We have already shared many with our clients, and are excited to continue handing them out! What an awesome way to support a local need, we are truly thankful.