1. Critical Tools for Preventing Hunger

2. Free Food for Low-Income SeniorsThe Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)

3. Free box of nutritious food Delivered monthly To low-income: Senior citizens WIC graduates (children 5 years old and mothers) www.hungertaskforce.org

4. Milwaukee, Jefferson, Ozaukee, Rock, Washington or Waukesha County residents that are: Low-income 60 years of age or older Low-income children up to six that are not receiving WIC Low-income women 7 12 months postpartum that are not receiving WIC www.hungertaskforce.org

5. Household income at or below 130% of Federal Poverty level Household Size Income at or below 1 Person $1,180 per month 2 People $1,593 per month 3 People $2,007 per month For each additional person in the household add $414 per month www.hungertaskforce.org

6. Nutritious Foods that help stretch tight food budgets! Fruit juice and shelf Cereal stable fluid milk Peanut butter Canned vegetables & fruit Rice, dried beans or pasta Cheese Canned meat or fish. www.hungertaskforce.org

7. Stockboxes are delivered by Hunger Task Force at 99 distribution sites: Senior centers Senior residences Food pantries Participants or proxies pick up the box monthly www.hungertaskforce.org

8. Improved nutrition Convenient delivery, especially for the home bound Helpsseniors make ends meet by supplementing tight food budgets www.hungertaskforce.org

9. Hunger Task Force authorized to distribute up to 10,000 Stockboxes every month. Current monthly caseload: 9400 There is no waiting list! Call 211/IMPACT or Hunger Task Force to find out where to sign up for Stockbox www.hungertaskforce.org

10. Rick Lewandowski CSFP Monitor Hunger Task Force201 S. Hawley CourtMilwaukee, WI 53214 414-777-0483Rick@hungertaskforce.org U.S. Department of Agriculture CSFP Information www.fns.usda.gov/fdd/programs/csfp/ www.hungertaskforce.org