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Nearly 8% of Dane County residents struggle with food insecurity. Rising costs and unexpected expenses make it even harder for families to make ends meet. In 2024, Badger Prairie Needs Network (BPNN) provided food assistance to 87,000 individuals, helping fill a critical gap in our community. Those most affected include children, seniors, people with disabilities, and communities of color. In over 70% of the households we serve, at least one adult is working—many with two jobs. Odds are, you know someone who could use a helping hand.
Since 1986, BPNN has been serving the community. We operate one of Dane County’s three busiest food pantries, entirely led and run by dedicated volunteers.
Consider donating today to help neighbors in need and support our mission to fight hunger in Dane County.