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Financial institutions partner to provide area food pantries with dairy products

By Julie Schooley
May 5, 2020
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NEW LONDON – Through its partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago, First State Bank recently received a $20,000 COVID-19 Relief Grant to support non-profit organizations impacted by the pandemic. The bank will distribute the funds to 13 food pantries for the purchase of Wisconsin-produced dairy products.

“By designating these funds for the purchase of cheese, milk and other Wisconsin dairy products, these dollars can benefit not only families in need but our local dairy producers as well,” explained First State Bank Vice President of Marketing Brenda Hansen. “We are grateful to the Federal Home Loan Bank for making this grant opportunity available.”

Area food pantries receiving funds include: Clintonville Area Food Pantry, Interfaith Food Pantry in Plover, Manawa Area Community Food Pantry, Operation Bootstrap of Portage County, Salvation Army in Stevens Point, Soup or Socks in Marshfield, South Wood County Emerging Pantry Shelf (SWEPS), St. Vincent De Paul Food Pantry in Marshfield, St. Martin Food Pantry in Cecil, Washington Center Community Cupboard in New London, Waupaca Area Food Pantry, Community Alliance Church Food Pantry in Withee, and Missionary Baptist Church Food Pantry in Greenwood.

First State Bank has offices in New London, Auburndale, Cecil, Clintonville, Greenwood, Manawa, Marshfield, Rozellville, Rudolph, Stevens Point, Waupaca, Wisconsin Rapids, and Withee.

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