Our goal is to educate and support our clients and our community in making balanced, healthy food choices.  Using the federal MyPlate guidelines, we acquire, purchase, and distribute healthy food. Education is a key aspect of this goal, which encourages individuals to make choices appropriate for their specific circumstances. Our nutritional approach is a long term commitment that we expect to evolve over time. Ultimately, we strive to go beyond filling bellies and instead nourish healthy, productive lives.

The WeekEnd Backpack (WEB) Program sustains Antigo's future through nutritional support and education. From October to May, backpacks are prepared weekly and sent home through Antigo area schools. They contain easy-to-prepare food, and nutritional information such as recipes, for children and families. Applications are available through school secretaries and guidance counselors. About 400 volunteers help this program work, from packing, transporting, and hanging up backpacks to fundraising and coordinating work. It costs $160 per child per school year to fund WEB.

Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-types sports for children and adults with intellectual abilities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and participate in sharing gifts, skills and friendships.  In the Antigo chapter, the true power of special Olympics is the impact felt well beyond the athletes and their families.  With our large community of supporters and business partners, we are working together to create a more inclusive society for all.

AVAIL’s mission is to empower victims/survivors to discover their own strengths and make their own decisions while assisting concerned individuals and organizations to work toward accomplishing this mission

It is the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northwoods mission "to empower all youth, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as caring, productive, and responsible citizens."

Childcaring is dedicated to providing quality child care information, and partnering with parents, care providers, business leaders, and community organizations to make quality care available to Central Wisconsin families.

• Serving as a resource to potential and existing regulated child care providers
• Helping families locate child care to meet their needs
• Working cooperatively to increase the supply of quality, affordable care

We take a multi-faceted approach to reaching Wisconsin's children in the communities where they live, learn, and play whether that be through child advocacy, child and family counseling, foster care and adoption services, better access to primary care, or initiatives focused on family support and preservation.

We know your family's health is important to you. And, we hope you'll take advantage of the resources we've developed to help you ensure your children are as safe and healthy as they can be.
Our efforts also include work to improve the quality of care available to children and address the issues with the greatest impact on the health of the kids in our community.

Girl Scouts of the Northwestern Great Lakes is created of 6,000 volunteers and 15,000 girls from northern Wisconsin and the U.P. of Michigan.

Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

Langlade County Area Diaper Bank was established in 2015 to be a resource for families in our community to ensure that they have an adequate supply of diapers in times of need. The Diaper Bank is a collaboration of four community agencies: Avail, Antigi Head Start, Langlade County Health Department and Langlade County Social Services.

We offer disposable diapers to families that are experiencing emergency or crisis situations. We also offer the “All in Two Cloth Diapers”. These diapers are a renewable resource that leads to sustainability, cost savings, and less waste in our landfills.

The Langlade County Cub scouts has age appropriate activities for each grade level in six core Adventures – Character/Leadership, Outdoors, Personal Fitness, Citizenship, Personal Safety, and Family/Reverence.  The scouting programs in Langlade County engages youth by connecting them with adult mentors, teaching leadership, critical thinking skills, communication skills, and creates a heart for community service.  

In Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, The Salvation Army provides basic emergency assistance to residents in every zip code. The Salvation Army’s Service Extension operates in suburban and rural communities where no Salvation Army facility is present. It is a program designed to provide comprehensive emergency assistance for individuals and families in its community.

Serves the adult population of Langlade County and surrounding areas, ages 50 and older and provides for the needs of this population, including daily socialization, interaction with peers, educational programs and community ineraction opportunities.

Established initially as the Antigo Conference of the St. Vincent de Paul Society, SS. Mary & Hyacinth Charity Fund has provided for the material and spiritual needs of the poor in the Antigo area for nearly 30 years.   The mission of the Charity Fund is to seek out and assist those who lack adequate food, shelter, clothing, health care, and other necessities of dignified human existence.