The Hope Center Pantry collaborates with the Green Bay West-side Catholic churches to break the cycle of poverty. The mission of the Hope Center is to serve and guide those who are in need, empower and support others. To fulfill this mission, Hope Center Pantry provides nutritious meals for more than a thousand individuals experiencing food insecurity in the Green Bay area.
Putting Turkey, Ham on Holiday Tables
Monthly food assistance provides families with nutritious meals. In November, the panty gave away 33 turkeys to clients, and in December, the panty gave away 24 hams. The turkeys and hams were welcomed additions to clients’ Thanksgiving and Christmas meals.
Providing Food Assistance in 2023
As 2023 comes to an end, the food pantry totaled its food assistance numbers to determine the pantry’s impact on feeding the hungry of Green Bay.
- In January 2023, Hope Center Pantry served 471 clients representing 1,774 family members.
- In May 2023, Hope Center Pantry served 593 clients representing 2,319 family members.
- In August 2023, Hope Center Pantry served 374 clients, representing 1,425 family members.
- In November 2023, Hope Center Pantry served 417 clients representing 1,489 family members.
Filling Boxes for Hungry Families of All Sizes
Hope Center Pantry, 505 Clinton St., Green Bay WI, permits clients to pick up food for their households once a month. The pantry fills the food assistance boxes of different sizes, based on the size of the client’s family. The cost to fill each box varies, but the approximate costs are:
- X-Large family – $53.48
- Large family – $45.10
- Small family – $32.65
- Single family – $21.61
Working to End Food Insecurity in Green Bay
Hope Center Pantry volunteers are committed to helping the hungry of Green Bay, Wisconsin. The pantry is working to end food insecurity, helping the hungry be hopeful and well-fed in Brown County. To be a part of Hope Center Pantry, visit How You Can Help for information about donating and volunteering.