Tigerton Food Pantry

03/28/2026

Tigerton Food Pantry is grateful to Hunger Task Force for providing food support through its newly launched Connecting Farms to Families program.
Through this program – made possible by a $2.5M grant through DATCP and private Hunger Task Force resources – we received funding to purchase food from small to mid-size Wisconsin farmers and producers that will be enjoyed by the children, families and seniors we serve.
This is a win-win, providing a stable market for farmers and producers and healthy
and culturally-familiar foods to hunger relief organizations – like us – to nourish our
community. Our organization will use these funds to purchase proteins such as meats and fresh produce and dairy products.

02/21/2026

Tigerton Food Pantry follows the Wisconsin TEFAP Eligibility Income Requirements as follows: *This is not for Stockboxes (CSFP)

Household Size Yearly Monthly
1 $31,300 $2,608
2 $42,300 $3,525
3 $53,300 $4,442
4 $64,300 $5,358
5 $75,300 $6,275
6 $86,300 $7,192
7 $97,300 $8,108

Each additional person add $11,000 per year ($917 per month)

(These requirements change periodically)
Late updated Sept 2025.

02/21/2026

Income limits for Commodity Supplemental Food Program have increased as of Feb 10, 2026. Stockbox for Seniors is based on these guidelines. Below is the table for the Stockbox for Seniors program.

STOCKBOX FOR SENIORS (60 AND OVER)
INCOME ELIGIBILITY TABLE (150%)
Effective 2/10/2026 (Based on 2026 Wisconsin CFSP Guidelines)
Family Size Yearly Monthly
1 $23,940 $1,995
2 $32,460 $2,705
3 $40,980 $3,415
4 $49,500 $4,125
5 $58,020 $4,835
6 $66,540 $5,545
Each additional person in household
Add. $ 8,520 $ 710

12/07/2025

It's that time of year to say THANK YOU to all our volunteers who help in any way. You are taking time out of your busy schedule to help pack, distribute, pickup, and deliver food every month to our clients needing help feeding their families. The pantry has no payroll, we are all volunteers. Our clients are very thankful for what they receive. Food comes through Feeding America, Hunger Relief Federation, food donations, and cash donations that allow us to purchase food not available through these outlets.
If you want to donate food items, put them in the collection box at the gas station on Hwy 45, or call the pantry phone 715-326-3750 and leave a message - we can pick up. Any cash donations can be mailed to Tigerton Food Pantry, P O Box 44, Tigerton WI 54486 - or dropped off at the St. Anthony Parish office at 430 Swanke Street or at the pantry off Date Street (call ahead to see if someone is there). We are a 501c3 non-profit, so all donations are tax deductible. Thank you and have a Blessed Christmas.

12/07/2025

Thank you Nueske's for the donation of boneless hams to our clients. It was a great Christmas surprise - and delicious!!

12/07/2025

Thank you CWEC for the recent donation. Your continued support for our pantry is greatly appreciated. Shown is Jackie Badalik, treasurer for Tigerton Food Pantry.

10/28/2025

Thank you to Wilson Creek Orchards for donating apples to Tigerton Food Pantry. They will be distributed in November. Yummy yummy.

03/17/2025

12/20/2024

Thanks to all who remembered Tigerton Food Pantry during the past year. In December we helped over 70 families. We could not do it without community support.
We need help with deliveries the 1st Tuesday of the month. Someone who can lift boxes out of the trucks and put on a cart and help carry them in to clients homes. This is a volunteer position, as everyone at the pantry is a volunteer. We deliver between 10am and noon the 1st Tuesday of every month. If you are able to help , call the pantry phone at 715-326-3750 and leave a message with phone number. We will call you back. Do you have 2 hours a month to spare helping your neighbors?

12/04/2024

Thank you to Tigerton FFA for the donation of apples and oranges. They were distributed to families in March and April. We appreciate their continued support and for remembering those families struggling with the rise in grocery prices. They were a real treat.