Hunger Action Month
JOIN A COMMUNITY CONVERSATION
Hunger Has No Home Here:
Tackling Food Insecurity in Middleton
Thursday, September 26
6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m.
Middleton Public Library
7425 Hubbard Ave.
(in the downstairs Archer Room through the lobby stairwell)
REGISTER TO ATTEND
Too many of our neighbors don’t have enough food to eat and don’t know where their next meal is coming from. Local food pantries are reporting a record demand for food as more people here and across the country face rising rent and food costs.
Join local leaders and experts for a discussion of what food insecurity looks like here, how it affects the health of our community, and what people can do to help address the problem.
Kristen Parent, Middleton Chamber of Commerce, will facilitate a panel of guests including: Dana Monogue, Middleton Cross Plains School District Superintendent; Jocelyne Sansing, Middleton Library Director; Lisa Janairo, Middleton City Alder; and Meghan Sohns, WayForward Resources Program Director.
Food Insecurity in our Community
13
of children in Dane County are food insecure
75
of households who rely on our pantry for access to food have children
32
of Dane County households struggle to afford the basic necessities of housing, child care, health care, food, and transportation.
Demand for our food and housing programs continues to rise
