The mission of the Jewish Community Pantry is to provide emergency food to individuals and families in crisis in the greater Milwaukee community; to connect clients to community resources; to increase awareness of the existence of hunger in the community; and to educate the community on how to assist in alleviating hunger. It is our Jewish communal response to hunger in Milwaukee. It reflects our commitment to the Jewish values of Tzedakah (justice) and Tikkun Olam (repair of the world ) and to serving community members in need with Kavod (respect). The Jewish Community Pantry is a part of the Emergency Pantry Network of the Hunger Task Force, Inc. Located at 3033 W. Burliegh, (414) 447-8901, it provides kosher food, infant food and formula and food for the general public. Open every Thursday 11:30am to 3:15pm, it is closed for national and Jewish holidays for clients, we serve clients in all zip codes north of Wisconsin Avenue. For additional information, contact Dorene Paley, Community Services Director, (414) 967-8217, dpaley@jccmilwaukee.org. For donations or to send occasion cards, send your information and check to the Jewish Community Pantry, 6255 North Santa Monica Boulevard, Milwaukee, WI, 53217. We also gratefully accept non-perishable food items. It is a program of the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center, the Milwaukee Jewish Council for Community Relations and the Women's Division of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation.