Middleton Outreach Ministry (MOM)
Preventing Homelessness, Ending Hunger
Preventing Homelessness, Ending Hunger
Our Programs & Services
Preventing Homelessness, Ending Hunger
For more than 30 years, MOM has led a community-wide effort to prevent homelessness and end hunger in West Madison, Middleton and Cross Plains - a service area that totals more than 60,000 people.
With the help of business partners, area schools, affiliated churches, service clubs and hundreds of volunteers, MOM helps those who need us most by providing basic needs:
Food
Ending Hunger through a variety of progressive programs.
Clothing
Freeing up resources to help customers maintain stable housing.
Housing Assistance
Providing Case Management and aid with the goal of preventing homelessness.
Emergency Funds
Providing additional assistance in emergencies.
Help for Seniors
Helping Seniors remain independent and in their homes.
Seasonal Support
Relieving stress and allowing families to use their resources for basic needs.
"Thank you for keeping me healthy and alive and sane during my hard times." - MOM Client
Our Stories
Volunteers Recognized in County-wide Award Program
The success of every team is the sum of its parts and MOM has some great parts. There are many individuals who give of their time and from their hearts. In the past year a few stood out as examples of the wonderful volunteers at Middleton Outreach Ministry. These three - Michelle Arora, Barb Laurence and Rosanne Strohl - were nominated for a 2013 United Way Community Volunteer Award.
Read more in our blog