Lakeland Food Pantry

Lakeland Pantry has seen a lot of success in the past, and hope to keep that success going

As we approach Christmas, many people get into the giving spirit and want to support local food pantries.

For the more than 10% of the Northwoods population that is food insecure, Thanksgiving can be a hard holiday.People in the Lakeland Area are trying to make it easier for nearly 100 families by providing turkeys and all the trimmings.

With summer coming to a close, the Lakeland Pantry asks that camps and resorts donate their leftover food, as opposed to simply tossing it.

At the end of this month, the temporary boost to SNAP benefits put in place during the pandemic will end.The loss of extra benefits coupled with the rising costs of basic food items will likely mean more food-insecure families.The Lakeland Pantry says it’s ready and is ready to welcome people.

Congress is expected to begin work soon on the $140 billion farm bill, but there are concerns that some conservatives are targeting nutrition programs for…

A spokesperson for Marshfield Clinic in Minocqua says they recently donated more than $1,600 and 100 pounds of food to benefit the Lakeland Pantry led by…

600 volunteers are needed this Saturday at Lakeland Union High School in Minocqua for the 9th annual Food For Kidz food packaging event to benefit the…

News Director Ken Krall talks with John Winkelman of the Lakeland Food Pantry in Woodruff about the continuing need to keep people fed.John Winkelman from…