Where we get our food

We buy our food from several sources, Second Harvest; a national food bank. Manufacturers and distributors of food, contribute to Second Harvest and we are able to buy whatever is available at a greatly reduced cost. Second Harvest charges 18 cents or less per pound of food. This amount covers their costs of warehousing and they are a non-profit organization. We also buy from a large food distributor and from local supermarkets who give us great discounts. 

Schreiber Cheese in Wisconsin Rapids and the distributor for Kraft cheese give us all the cheese used at our meals. Schreiber Cheese also contributes all the butter we use. Ocean Spray Cranberry in Babcock gives us all the cranberry juice and cranberries we need. 

We are overwhelmed by the support of our community. We receive generous contributions from many businesses and individuals. 

The Neighborhood Table services the communities of Wisconsin Rapids, Nekoosa, Port Edwards, Wisconsin and surrounding areas