Services
Pantry hours
Extended Hands Pantry
The food pantry is indoors and our guest shoppers choose the foods they want.
Monday from 2:00 - 6:00pm.
Tuesday from 2:00 - 6:00pm.
Friday from 10:00am - 1:00pm.
Last Saturday of the month from 10:00am - 12:00pm.
Anyone from Dane County is welcome to come for food, dairy, frozen meat, and more.
Many volunteers are needed to help organize the food for giving out to families. You can also help with a food drive, or donating funds to purchase food.
We need your usable paper and plastic grocery bags! Please drop off at Extended Hands Pantry, 6402 Schroeder Rd, Madison, 53711, anytime the pantry is open.
THANK YOU!
Despensa de Comida Extended Hands
La despensa de alimentos cuenta con su propio local y nuestros invitados eligen los alimentos que deseen.
Lunes de 2:00 a 6:00pm.
Martes de 2:00 a 6:00pm.
Viernes de 10:00am a 1:00pm.
Último sábado del mes de 10:00am a 12:00pm.
Cualquiera del Condado de Dane es bienvenido por comida, productos lácteos, carnes y mas.
Necesitamos muchos voluntarios para organizar la comida y distribuirla a las familias. También puedes ayudar colectando alimentos o donando fondos para comprar comida.
¡Necesitamos tus bolsas reusables de papel y plástico! Por favor dejarlas en Extended Hands Pantry, 6402 Schroeder Rd, Madison, 53711, durante las horas de apertura.
GRACIAS!
Angi* arrived at Extended Hands Pantry on a sweltering summer afternoon, carrying a newborn so tiny that one of our volunteers gently asked, “How many weeks old?” With an exhausted but tender smile, Angi replied, “Weeks? She’s just eight days old.”
Seeing how freshly postpartum she was, our team rallied around her, making sure she didn’t lift anything heavy. Volunteers helped her navigate the pantry, carefully placing groceries into her cart while keeping an eye on the tiny baby nestled in her arms.
Once Angi had selected her groceries, we naturally offered to help her to her car. But with quiet hesitation, she admitted she didn’t have one. Instead, she methodically loaded two bags of food into the baby’s stroller—the only transportation she had—and, with a deep breath, began the long walk home in the blistering heat.
Her determination was palpable, and it was hard to watch as she pushed her newborn in the stroller, weighed down by the groceries that would help feed her family for the next week. The resilience and quiet strength of mothers like Angi remind us why we do this work.
Angi, Young Mother
INTERESTED?
Please email us at info@extendedhandspantry.org or call us at 608-219-2985 to learn more and sign up.
Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of these children and their families. Thank you for your generosity and support!