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Wisconsin mother of boy with cancer shares fears of food insecurity as potential FoodShare funding pause looms

Nearly 700,000 Wisconsin residents rely on FoodShare, a program fully funded by the federal government, which faces interruption amid a possible shutdown, increasing demand on local food pantries.

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With just nine days remaining before a potential federal government shutdown could pause FoodShare funding, nearly 700,000 Wisconsin residents who rely on the program are facing uncertainty about their next meal.Among those worried is Destinee Doonan, a New London woman whose 3-year-old son, Kade, is battling leukemia. The single mother receives $289 monthly through FoodShare, which Doonan says is essential as she cannot work due to her son's in…

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WXOW broke the news in on Wednesday, October 22, 2025.
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