Wherever there is hunger, you'll find The Salvation Army feeding people and meeting needs

Food pantries are designed to help supplement the diets of low-income Americans, including elderly people, by providing them with emergency food and nutrition assistance at no cost.

Depending on the community and in partnership with food banks and community volunteers, those in need and eligible will either receive prepacked amounts of food or be able to shop for themselves in client-choice pantry locations.

The Salvation Army provides regular nutritious foods that contribute to the wellness, healthy growth, and development of young children, and the health and wellness of all adults in need at sites throughout the division.

Meals are provided at no cost and on a fixed schedule based on the community.

Feed The Kids is a summer meals program for children living in a specific city's poorest neighborhoods.

- Beloit (Food Pantry and Feeding Program)
- Chilton (Food Pantry)

- Eau Claire (Hygiene Pantry Only)

- Escanaba (Food Pantry and Feeding Program)

- Fond du Lac (Food Pantry and Feed the Kids)

- Fox Cities (Food Pantry and Feeding Program)

- Green Bay (Food Pantry and Feeding Program)

- Hancock (Food Pantry)

- Iron Mountain (Food Pantry)

- Ishpeming (Food Pantry and Feeding Program)

- Janesville (Food Pantry and Feeding Program)

- Kenosha (Food Pantry)

- La Crosse (Food Pantry and Feeding Program)

- Madison (Food Pantry and Feeding Program)

- Manitowoc (Food Pantry)

- Marinette (Food pantry and Feeding Program)

- Marquette (Food Pantry and Feeding Program)

- Milwaukee (Food Pantry and Feed the Kids)

- Milwaukee Citadel Corps (Food Pantry)

- Milwaukee Cold Spring Corps (Food Pantry)

- Milwaukee West Corps (Food Pantry)

- Oak Creek (Food Pantry)

- Racine (Food Pantry and Kids Diner)

- Sheboygan (Food pantry and Feeding Program)

- Stevens Point (Food Pantry)

- Superior (Food Pantry)

- Waukesha (Food Pantry, Feeding Program, Feed the Kids)

- Wausau (Food Pantry and Feeding Program)