United Way of Dodge County Awards Over $5,000 to Living Hope Food Pantry
- Bryce Remy
- 3 hours ago
- 2 min read

Dodge County, WI — United Way of Dodge County is proud to announce a grant of over $5,000 to Living Hope Food Pantry, supporting its ongoing mission to serve individuals and families in need throughout the Fox Lake community.
This funding will help strengthen the pantry’s ability to provide essential food and household items to local residents facing food insecurity. As demand for assistance continues to grow, partnerships like this play a vital role in ensuring no family goes without basic necessities.
Living Hope Food Pantry offers a wide range of services designed to meet the needs of the community. In addition to distributing nutritious food to individuals and families, the pantry provides emergency food assistance, access to hygiene and personal care items, and support for those experiencing financial hardship. The organization also works to connect clients with additional local resources, helping individuals move toward greater stability and self-sufficiency.
“United Way of Dodge County is committed to investing in programs that make a direct and meaningful impact,” said Tammy Appel, board member from Dodge County United Way. “Living Hope Food Pantry continues to be a critical resource for families in the Fox Lake area, and we are honored to support their efforts.”
The grant reflects United Way of Dodge County’s broader mission to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of the community. By supporting organizations like Living Hope Food Pantry, United Way helps ensure that essential services remain accessible to those who need them most.
For more information about United Way of Dodge County or how to support its initiatives, please visit our website at unitedwayofdogdecounty.org.
Photo (Left to Right): Bryce Remy, United Way President; Tammy Appel, United Way Board Member; Living Hope Food Pantry President, Steven Katsma; Living Hope board members Joelle Baehr, Jill Benson, Bob Bergmann, Mason Zantow, and Jim Nabak.



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