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Food Assistance in Wisconsin: Food Banks & SNAP Retailers by County

Wisconsin has 2,331 SNAP-authorized retailers (grocery stores, supermarkets, farmers markets) in 72 counties where SNAP/EBT benefits are accepted, and 5 Feeding America member food banks serving the state. Pick a county below for the retailers and the food bank that serves it.

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2,331 SNAP-authorized retailers
72 Counties
5 Feeding America food banks
$1,023 Max SNAP (HH of 4)

Regional food banks serving Wisconsin

Food banks supply the pantries and meal programs in their region. Call the one nearest you to ask where to get food today.

Food bank data: Feeding America member network, retrieved 2026-10-18.

Largest Wisconsin counties by SNAP-authorized retailers

The 10 counties with the most SNAP-authorized retailers in the USDA data are listed below. For food banks, see the regional food banks serving Wisconsin. To apply for SNAP in Wisconsin, go to official Wisconsin SNAP page.

Milwaukee County353 Dane County186 Waukesha County126 Brown County97 Outagamie County72 Racine County64 Rock County62 Kenosha County59 Marathon County56 Winnebago County54

Counties in Wisconsin

The number beside each county is its count of SNAP-authorized retailers.

Adams County10 Ashland County12 Barron County32 Bayfield County13 Brown County97 Buffalo County5 Burnett County15 Calumet County10 Chippewa County29 Clark County18 Columbia County26 Crawford County15 Dane County186 Dodge County28 Door County18 Douglas County16 Dunn County19 Eau Claire County33 Florence County2 Fond Du Lac County40 Forest County6 Grant County32 Green County19 Green Lake County12 Iowa County8 Iron County4 Jackson County7 Jefferson County28 Juneau County17 Kenosha County59 Kewaunee County10 Lacrosse County36 Lafayette County8 Langlade County11 Lincoln County17 Manitowoc County32 Marathon County56 Marinette County28 Marquette County11 Menominee County2 Milwaukee County353 Monroe County27 Oconto County23 Oneida County21 Outagamie County72 Ozaukee County29 Pepin County7 Pierce County18 Polk County29 Portage County30 Price County10 Racine County64 Richland County8 Rock County62 Rusk County7 Sauk County39 Sawyer County11 Shawano County25 Sheboygan County38 St Croix County29 Taylor County7 Trempealeau County28 Vernon County16 Vilas County14 Walworth County37 Washburn County10 Washington County37 Waukesha County126 Waupaca County31 Waushara County16 Winnebago County54 Wood County26

SNAP Eligibility in Wisconsin (Oct. 1, 2026 - Sept. 30, 2027)

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps low-income individuals and families buy food. Below are the Oct. 1, 2026 - Sept. 30, 2027 income limits and maximum monthly benefits for the 48 contiguous states and DC (Alaska and Hawaii differ). Source: USDA SNAP eligibility page, Oct. 1, 2026 - Sept. 30, 2027.

Household Size Max Gross Monthly Income (130% FPL) Max Monthly SNAP Allotment
1$1,729$306
2$2,345$562
3$2,960$808
4$3,575$1,023
5$4,191$1,217
6$4,806$1,463
7$5,421$1,616
8$6,037$1,841
Each additional+$616+$225

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Frequently Asked Questions

5 Feeding America member food banks serve Wisconsin: Channel One Regional Food Bank, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin, Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin, Second Harvest Heartland, and Second Harvest Northland. Their addresses, phone numbers and websites are listed on this page. Each one supplies the local pantries in its region, so calling the food bank is the fastest way to find a pantry near you.

This directory lists 2,331 USDA SNAP-authorized retailers in 72 Wisconsin counties, such as grocery stores, supermarkets and farmers markets. The counties with the most are Milwaukee County (353), Dane County (186), and Waukesha County (126). Open a county page to see the stores near you.

For Oct. 1, 2026 - Sept. 30, 2027, USDA FNS lists a maximum gross monthly income of $3,575 (130% of the poverty line) and a maximum monthly benefit of $1,023 for a household of 4 in the 48 contiguous states and DC; Alaska and Hawaii have higher limits. Limits change with household size, see the table above. Source: USDA SNAP eligibility page.

Contact the regional food bank listed on this page, because food banks supply the pantries in their area. You can also call 211 or use the Feeding America food bank locator. This site does not publish individual pantry hours.