
WAFER | The Largest Food Pantry Serving the La Crosse Area
WAFER is a non-profit food pantry feeding families and individuals throughout La Crosse County and La Crescent, MN.
Get Food - WAFER Food Pantry, La Crosse WI
WAFER is one of several government commodity outlets in La Crosse County. However, you must choose only one government commodities pantry; WAFER, Legacy (formerly River of Life Church), From the Heart, Salvation Army, or the YMCA pantry.
About - WAFER Food Pantry | La Crosse, WI
WAFER is the largest food pantry serving all of La Crosse County. For many people, WAFER is the last resort. Each month, more than 1500+ families (about 3000 people) receive food.
Food Pantry - WAFER Pantry, La Crosse WI
Each food package contains 4-5 days worth of food per person in the household, offering as much choice as possible. Working one-on-one with a volunteer, patrons shop for items to make up their food package.
Contact - WAFER Food Pantry, La Crosse WI
Food distribution Monday-Friday 10:00am – 12:45pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Evenings 4:00pm – 7:45pm *Shoppers must be registered 15 minutes before closing. Mobile Pantry Find …
FAQs - WAFER Food Pantry, La Crosse WI
Have questions about how to receive food, donate, or volunteer with WAFER? Check our Frequently Asked Questions to learn more.
Donate - WAFER Food Pantry, La Crosse WI
Bring unopened food and personal care item donations to WAFER during business hours: Monday through Friday 8:00am to 12:30pm Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 4:00pm to 7:00pm
Volunteer - WAFER Food Pantry, La Crosse WI
Each day, volunteers sort and stock food, help clients, and assist with general upkeep. Learn more about joining our growing team.
Mobile Food Pantry - WAFER Food Pantry, La Crosse WI
The WAFER Mobile Food Pantry Patrons are able to board the vehicle to choose their own foods. The vehicle is handicap accessible and can accommodate most wheelchairs and walkers.
Meet the Team - WAFER Food Pantry, La Crosse, WI
Feeling called by God to do pantry work, Laurie has a great passion for addressing food insecurity, both at the ground level and through systemic change. Laurie credits those she has worked with and those she has served in pantries in Missouri, Iowa, and …