Project teams
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Community Awareness & Education - educating the community about hunger and poverty.
Legislative Advocacy - helping individuals obtain a greater income and prevent food insecurity.currently looking for new members
MOBILE PANTRY - delivering food to those in rural areas.
Giving Gardens - Has new leadership! Join with the gardens and help the community!
- EMPTY BOWLS -
annual fundraiser - GRANTS - for those fighting to prevent hunger & poverty.
- MAILING LIST - semi-annual
e-news, sign up today!
Welcome to the Portage County Hunger & Poverty Prevention Partnership
The Hunger Prevention Partnership was formed in October 2000, after the first Portage County Hunger Summit. Over the years, the Partnership has grown. In April, at the 2006 Poverty Summit, the Partnership expanded to include poverty issues and the name of the organization was changed to Portage County Hunger and Poverty Prevention Partnership. The Partnership includes individuals from various aspects of the public and private sector. The Partnership developed four project teams to help address and solve hunger and poverty issues that face Portage County .
Congratulations - Anthony Zdroik, Rosholt HS
Winner of the 2012 Patrick Cassidy Memorial $1000.00 Scholarship
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Portage County Hunger Indicators: 2009-2013 - Print Your Copy HERE
Hunger Report 2012 (released May 2013) - Coming Soon!
Hunger Report 2011 (released June 2012) - Print
Hunger Report 2010 (released May 2011) - Print
Hunger Report 2009 (released October 2010) - Print
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Want to donate some food? Here is a listing of where to donate
HPPP Mission & Values
To proactively identify issues of hunger and poverty and advocate short and long term solutions.
- We believe that every individual should be treated with dignity and respect
- No one should go without adequate and appropriate food.
- Everyone should be able to support themselves and their families.
- Everyone should be provided the opportunity to reach their potential.
- Everyone should be personally involved in reaching their goals and moving toward self-sufficiency.
- Broad- based community involvement and collaboration are necessary for achieving significant progress and lasting change.
HPPP Upcoming Events
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