2021 Annual Report

Stories of Hope in the Fight Against Hunger 2021 ANNUAL REPORT

A message from our Presiden embark on “ As2022,wewe’re hopeful

for the future. The last two years have shown us what we’re capable of — what we can accomplish when we all work together."

Dan Flowers

nt & CEO There is no doubt that 2020 was a

occasion as we opened the new Stark

challenging year. Many of us were

County Campus. Our vision to increase

stretched beyond our limits, but thankfully,

regional capacity for fresh food distribution,

2021 slowly returned to normal, albeit a

expand our reach into communities of need,

different kind of normal. As the demand for

and engage thousands more volunteers in

emergency food slowly eased, it allowed

the local fight against hunger became a

your Foodbank and our hunger-relief

reality with this purpose-built facility.

network to catch our breath, recalibrate and focus on building a stronger, more

Expanding our support for the local

collaborative and sustainable network.

community was top of mind when we opened the new Keith D. Monda Family

Partnering with DoorDash and local

Food Pantry & Resource Center. Community

pantries, we delivered food directly to

members can visit the pantry at the new

people who were homebound; through

campus, and also meet with local partners

grant support we began delivering food

offering wraparound services for the entire

orders directly to food programs, saving

family, including health education, legal

them time and resources; and focusing on

services, job-related services and more.

the correlation between hunger and health, new partnerships with local health systems

As we embark on 2022, we’re hopeful for

and hunger-relief partners emerged.

the future. The last two years have shown

Because of the overwhelming generosity of

accomplish when we all work together.

this community, we were able to waive all

We will remain diligent in the fight against

shared maintenance fees for food for our

hunger. Our work will continue as we seek

us what we’re capable of — what we can

network of partners in 2021, helping them

to ensure everyone in our community has

invest more than $4 million in capacity-

access to safe and nourishing food. With

building resources for their programs.

your support, we know we can make a lasting impact for our community. Thank

Despite the hurdles faced the past

you for believing in us and for standing

two years, 2021 was a year of great

alongside us, especially the past two years.

transformation. We celebrated a historic

We couldn’t do this work without you.

With gratitude,

Daniel R. Flowers, President & CEO

Your support makes a big imp

5,430,187 pounds of fresh, nutritious produce distributed

18,452 food boxes distributed to seniors

22,523,010 meals provided to our community

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pact

$4,027,273

Value of temporary shared maintenance waiver enabling partners to invest in their capacity and infrastructure

4,483

54,437

volunteers fighting hunger

hours of volunteer service

12,411

257,740

children served per month through Feeding Kids Initiatives

miles driven to rescue nourishing food

$35,414,172 value of food distributed

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Your support makes a big imp pantry means a lot “ This to me. It gets me through the last two weeks of the month when I need it.”

Mike

might seem like “ What a small donation can make a big impact in somebody else’s life.”

Beth

help means we get “ This to eat another day.”

Melodie

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pact Impact by county County

Meals provided

Pounds distributed

Pounds of fresh produce distributed

Hunger-relief programs

Carroll

732,164

904,750

167,636

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Holmes

716,303

885,151

160,891

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Medina

1,000,390

1,236,202

243,944

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Portage

1,453,667

1,796,325

294,178

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Stark

6,431,650

7,947,715

1,565,978

147

Summit

8,208,139

10,142,956

2,016,583

273

Tuscarawas

2,689,074

3,322,940

628,519

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Wayne

1,291,623

1,596,084

352,458

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TOTAL

22,523,010

27,832,123

5,430,187

602

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Your generosity directly supp hunger-relief partners Waiving fees in 2021 made a significant impact for hunger-relief programs.

Because of the very generous financial contributions from the community in response to the pandemic, the Foodbank was positioned to extend significant support to our strained hunger-relief network in 2021. Based on their input about where the greatest needs exist, the Foodbank was able to waive all shared maintenance fees, allowing partners to invest in their capacity and other resources to better serve their neighbors.

Shared maintenance fees are the shared cost of procuring, storing and distributing food to the community. Fees were waived in 2021 and our partners were extremely grateful. Thank you for your help in making this happen!

is a huge blessing. Our goal “ This this year was to provide twice as much food in Wayne County through new programs and to expand into other communities.

Now it will be easier to achieve that goal.”

Richard Frazier

Executive Director, Wooster Hope Center Food Pantry

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ported our

I’m so overwhelmed. You have no idea “ what this will mean for our program.”

Jim Rice

Volunteer COO, Greater Dover New Philadelphia Food Pantry

crying. This is the best news ever! “ I’m I’m delighted, humbled and grateful.

Thank you!”

Julie Carneal

Food Services & Facilities Manager, Open M Food Pantry

Wow! I can’t wait to tell our board! “ This is so exciting! This will help us so much!”

Carol Henry

Former Board President, Deceased Alliance Community Pantry

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Supporting your Foodbank m our community members Local pastor grew up in poverty; chooses to feed people through his life’s work Listening to Pastor Dave talk about his

The stress led to an ulcer diagnosis by

childhood feels like a chapter from the

age 10.

Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck’s novel about the Great Depression. ‘Growing up

Dave endured much heartache growing

poor’ can have a variety of meanings, but

up. Having a father abandon the family in

at the mere age of 9, Dave was gathering

his primary years, and a mother who sent

sticks and twigs in the fields of Indiana

him away during his teenage years, one

to help heat the old farmhouse he lived

might assume Dave would fall into trouble

in. He vividly remembers searching for

and repeat the vicious cycle of poverty.

dandelions and other edible greens for his mom to fry for dinner.

Instead, he worked, and he worked hard. Carpentry and construction, steel

With no programs to help families like

mills and oil fields, Dave knew hard

his, the local farmer would give his family

labor and continued to work his way

a gallon of milk and they’d ration their

into management roles. He and his

food to make it last. One day, a neighbor

wife, Patty, eventually opened their own

learned of their plight and brought

small business and were living a life very

them groceries.

different from their upbringing.

“We were so excited because in that bag

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“This cemented in me that as I became

was a pack of hamburger. I couldn’t tell

a father, my children would never know

you the last time we had meat — it was

hunger, they would never know housing

a bonanza in the kitchen! My sister and I

insecurity. They would never know the

were giddy with excitement.”

things I grew up with.”

Dave remembers fixing the insoles of

It wasn’t until Dave was 40 years old that

his shoes with cardboard so that his feet

he became a pastor with the Church of

wouldn’t touch the ground and being

God. He was asked to start a church in

mocked for only owning two pairs of

St. Clairsville, 100 miles away from home.

pants. His experience with generational

He and his family would travel there each

poverty shaped every aspect of his life.

weekend and stay in a hotel. After three

means uplifting

years and many miles on his car, he became the pastor at Millersburg Church of God, a local church where he lived.

Millersburg Church of God manages a food pantry and is one of the Foodbank’s top hunger-relief partners, distributing

“I never set out to do this.

Sometimes the responsibility is overwhelming, and it scares me.

There’s a great responsibility that goes with this privilege to help so many.”

more than 458,000 pounds of food in 2021 and serving nearly 15,000 people.

The Foodbank is so grateful to Pastor

Pastor Dave serves on the front lines

Dave and all those at Millersburg Church

fighting hunger. He’s now helping families

of God who serve neighbors facing

put food on their tables, like his neighbor

hunger. We couldn’t do this work without

once did for him.

their efforts.

Pastor Dave pauses with carts full of groceries for Millersburg Church of God's drive-thru distribution.

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We couldn't do this work with A family focuses their legacy on giving back Kathy and Greg Long believe that

for continuing the family’s great legacy

philanthropy can be taught at a very

someday. For now, Kathy, Matt and Doug

young age — that leading by example is

Drushal serve as the board of trustees

the most important way to instill the value

for the foundation, reviewing local

of giving back to one’s community. They

organizations that apply for funding,

did this with their son, Matt, and are now

issuing scholarships, etc. A cause

modeling this behavior for their grandson,

important to the family has always been

Henry, though he’s only 3 years old.

hunger relief.

Henry has attended a few fundraisers with

“Hunger is real — it does exist. And I don’t

his grandparents and feeds the local, feral

think there’s anything worse than being

cats on the weekends.

“You start with the little things; you start out small. We’re teaching Henry this and how important it is to be kind to others,” said Kathy.

hungry. I can’t imagine choosing between rent, prescriptions and food,” said Kathy.

In addition to funding local hunger-relief programs in their hometown of Wooster, the family is extremely generous to the Foodbank, both financially and through

Kathy’s passion for helping others

volunteerism. Greg attended his first Taste

stems from a long history of her family

of the Pro Football Hall of Fame many

members taking care of the community.

She remembers hearing stories about her grandparents who didn’t have much, but always managed to feed people in need.

At a young age, she saw her parents offer the very same kindness to neighbors and strangers alike. “It was the right thing to do — it’s just what you did. People helped other people.”

In 1997, Kathy’s father founded the Ralph R. and Grace B. Jones Foundation in honor of Kathy’s late mother. Greg and Kathy’s son, Matt, and his wife, Lynette, and eventually Henry, will be responsible

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Greg Long and his 3-year-old grandson, Henry

hout you

Lynette, Kathy, Greg and Matt Long sit on the porch of their family business.

years ago, and eventually co-chaired the

programs and initiatives to better serve

fundraising event for five years.

his community. He’s an avid Foodbank

“If you want to make a difference, you have to get involved, you have to roll up your sleeves and do something,” said Greg. “And if you don’t have the ability to give financially, then you give of your time.”

supporter, and we’re so grateful for his continued leadership and dedication to our mission.

The Longs firmly believe that, “If the community has been good to you, you owe it to the community to give back.”

As they continue to inspire their son and grandson to serve others and their local community, they hope that they’ve

Greg has since joined the Foodbank’s

followed the path Kathy’s parents set out

board of directors helping to expand

for them. They hope that as they continue

its connections and work in the Wayne

to do good work in their parents’ names,

County community. He currently serves

that people won’t forget about Ralph and

as the treasurer and is always looking for

Grace and how much they cared for the

new ways to connect the Foodbank with

Wayne County community.

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You helped deliver hope to lo Foodbank helps partners save resources by delivering food orders Through a Feeding America grant, the

them to utilize their volunteers more

Foodbank purchased a truck and hired a

efficiently. It typically takes 15 minutes for

staff person to make food order deliveries

their food order to be brought into their

directly to hunger-relief partners. This

facility. Volunteers, who tend to be retired

saves food programs staff and volunteer

community members, no longer have to

time, wear-and-tear on their vehicles and

endure manual labor; they begin counting,

the cost of fuel, enabling them to invest

sorting and packing food, rather than

those savings back into their program.

unloading the truck.

The Ben Curtis Family Foundation in

“We hope that by delivering food directly

Portage County receives weekly deliveries

to our partners, they have one less task

from the Foodbank. The organization,

to worry about. They are our boots on

founded by four-time PGA Tour winner

the ground, busy taking care of our

Ben Curtis and his wife, Candace,

community. This is one small way we can

provides more than 6,000 bags of food

help take care of them,” said Dan Flowers,

and toiletries for weekends and holiday

president and CEO of the Foodbank.

breaks to children facing hunger in ten school districts across three counties.

Before receiving deliveries, Candace or Ben would rent a 26-foot U-Haul to pick up their food order in Akron. Since many trucks don’t have a powered lift gate, they’d hand load and unload the thousands of pounds of food they picked up. To complete this process, they’d allocate four hours of their day.

“It’s amazing! These deliveries are such a nice offering and are really a huge help for us,” said Candace.

The new delivery program saves the organization time and money and allows

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The Foodbank delivered food orders to 24 hungerrelief partners in 2021.

ocal communities

Candace, co-founder of Ben Curtis Family Foundation, and Foodbank delivery driver, Nate, unload a food order.

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You helped deliver hope to lo Foodbank partners with Kent State University to serve Portage County “Hunger on a college campus is something

Each month, the Foodbank stocks

that, for a long time, was not talked about.

its refrigerated truck with fresh fruits

People tend to see campuses as a place of

and vegetables and pantry staples. It

privilege, but we are very much a working-

arrives in the Dix Stadium parking lot

class campus,” said Amanda Woodyard,

on campus and is greeted by students,

director of community engaged learning at

staff and faculty ready to roll up their

Kent State University.

sleeves and volunteer at the drive-thru grocery distribution.

KSU’s Flashes Fighting Hunger was the Foodbank’s first partner for its mobile

“I think this works so well because the

pop-up pantry. The Foodbank was

Foodbank is able to bring the food

working hard to reach more families facing

resources, equipment and intake tracking

hunger in Portage County. The pop-up

system, and we provide the use of

pantry serves as an innovative way to offer

our parking lot and very committed

food access to struggling communities.

volunteers,” said Amanda.

“This vehicle has allowed us to expand opportunities for collaboration and partnership — ultimately working together to meet the needs of the community in partnership with local stakeholders,” said Katie Carver Reed, Foodbank director of

“It’s been a very efficient and safe way to provide food resources to a large number of people, in a short period of time, throughout the pandemic.”

network partners and programs.

The pop-up pantry serves a combination of students, staff and community members. In Portage County, 1 in 7 individuals and 1 in 6 children may face hunger. Amanda states that research had been conducted, prior to the pandemic, showing that 32% of KSU college students had indicated facing hunger at some point during their The pop-up pantry allows community members to receive food in their area.

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college career. She believes this to be a conservative estimate.

ocal communities

KSU students were happy to help load cars full of food at the pop-up pantry.

Since partnering with the Foodbank, KSU

partners like Kent Social Services and

has increased the number of people it has

Center of Hope. Utilizing nutrition and

served. In 2021, it provided access to the

dietetics students, nutritious meals were

equivalent of nearly 80,000 meals through

produced from excess food recovered

its efforts.

from grocers, restaurants and farmers.

Though KSU has only been a Foodbank

After much institutional buy-in, the

partner for 1.5 years, Flashes Fighting

program has grown significantly and

Hunger, previously known as Campus

includes the weekly hot meals, a pantry on

Kitchen, has been combatting hunger on

campus open to the community, the pop-

campus for more than 10 years.

“We pride ourselves on the fact that we have a student-powered response to hunger,” said Amanda.

up pantry partnership with the Foodbank, and its own mobile pantry hosting food distributions to specific neighborhoods.

The Foodbank is extremely grateful for its partnership with KSU! It’s because of this

Initially, the student-run organization

new generation of hunger fighters that the

provided hot meals every week to local

community will be fed and nourished.

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Foodbank’s hunger-relief net community’s pandemic recov Local church serves Carroll County community for 10 years Churches tend to be viewed as a place

More than 10 years ago, Cheryl’s passion

of refuge for individuals experiencing

for her hungry neighbors, along with

hardships. Some congregations find ways

former Pastor Harley Wheeler, resulted

to offer support services to members of

in Minerva UMC becoming a partner

the church and to the larger community.

within the Foodbank’s hunger-relief network. The church offers a monthly

Cheryl Hart, secretary of Minerva United

Direct Distribution (DD). DDs are a

Methodist Church for the past 27 years,

great way for the Foodbank and its

would receive phone calls and visits

hunger-relief partners to distribute large

from people looking for assistance with

quantities of fresh, perishable food to

groceries. She struggled knowing that

communities in need of extra support.

families were in need, but Minerva UMC

The Foodbank provides all the food, and

did not have programming set up to

the food program provides the space

help them.

and volunteers.

Volunteers load carts full of groceries into a family's car.

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twork vital in overy Before the sun rises, a Foodbank

In addition to the DD, Minerva UMC

semitrailer arrives in Minerva to unload

provides emergency groceries on an as-

18,000 pounds of nourishing groceries.

needed basis, and provides senior citizens

The church area is a flurry of activity as

with food boxes each month.

volunteers sort, pack and load groceries for the next few hours before serving the first community member.

“I wish hunger wasn’t an issue, but I don’t think that will ever change. People’s situations change so quickly. They have a job today, but they might not have their

“The direct distribution is fun.

It’s amazing to see the massive amount of food being distributed in such a short time,” said Cheryl.

short period of time, but if they have a

Though Minerva UMC saw a spike in

The Foodbank is so thankful for Cheryl and

families seeking help during the height of

Minerva UMC for taking the initiative to

job tomorrow. Some can make do for a family, they have to find a way to provide for them.”

the pandemic, the DD is back to serving

start a food program in their community.

200 families each month, approximately

They’ve served as the difference between

500-600 people. They’ve never run out

hunger and hope for thousands of

of food, but some community members

people each year. Together, we can feed

still show up hours before the DD opens.

our neighbors.

It shows Cheryl and her volunteers just how important their work is.

As inflation rises, she wonders if the DD will see an increase in families needing help again. “You go to the grocery store and come out with half a shopping cart instead of a full one, and it costs you just as much, if not more. I’m sure families are feeling this pinch, too.”

Cheryl is passionate about fighting hunger in Minerva.

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Your dedication to hunger rel Stark County Campus Celebrating a Foodbank milestone The completion of the Stark County

of need, and engaging thousands more

Campus was celebrated with a ribbon

volunteers in the local fight against

cutting ceremony in July 2021. A

hunger. The new facility represents the

monumental day for your Foodbank and

culmination of the Foodbank’s five-

the Stark County community, the new

year strategic plan to help ensure all

campus is increasing regional capacity

individuals within the eight counties

for fresh food distribution, expanding

it serves have access to safe and

the Foodbank's reach into communities

nourishing food.

TOP LEFT: Janelle Lee, campaign co-chair, thanks the crowd for their support. TOP RIGHT: Campaign donors and Foodbank staff celebrate the opening of the new facility. BOTTOM LEFT: Lead investors and community partners help cut the ribbon. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dan Flowers and Keith Monda celebrate the opening of the Keith D. Monda Family Food Pantry & Resource Center.

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lief showcased in the new

The Stark County Campus is a resource for the local community.

The Keith D. Monda Family Food Pantry & Resource Center serves neighbors in need of food.

New campus saves resources for Twin City Christian Service Center The Twin City Christian Service Center food pantry has been serving community members facing hunger in Tuscarawas County for 40 years. Until summer 2021, volunteers traveled to Akron each week, spending two hours in the car navigating traffic and construction to pick up food orders.

With the addition of the new Stark County Campus, drive time for the pantry has been cut in half.

Because of the shorter drive, Carl Sowers, volunteer food coordinator, hopes to recruit

more volunteer drivers to help with the pantry’s order pickups. The closer proximity is less of a time commitment and is more convenient for volunteers.

can better serve hungerrelief programs within our southern counties.

“When we learned of the Stark County Campus, we were relieved and elated because it’s easier for us to get to Canton,” said Carl. “Plus, we’re saving wear-and-tear on our vehicle, and with gas prices the way they are now, this has helped us out a lot.”

The Foodbank is glad the new Stark County Campus

Carl and other partners are thankful for the new Stark County Campus being closer in proximity.

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Your dedication to hunger rel in the new Stark County Cam Pantry and wraparound services support entire family The Foodbank is excited to offer wraparound support services to community members, helping uplift the entire family unit. Families can shop the pantry shelves in the Keith D. Monda Family Food Pantry & Resource Center.

The pantry provides regular, weekly access to a variety of fresh produce, shelf-stable items, and bread and dairy products. Innovative pantry operation methods are being tested, and the

Denise volunteers picking food orders for community members.

Foodbank intends to share knowledge and best practices learned with its hunger-relief network.

The Aultman Health Foundation Resource Room, located within the food pantry, provides community members a convenient space to learn about and connect with support services beyond food, such as health screenings and education, legal services, employment support and more.

The pantry is possible because of the help from volunteers.

Facts about the new pantry

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3,214

9,866

79,789

families served

individuals served

meals provided

lief showcased mpus Teaching kitchen offers education to community The Danbury Senior Living Teaching

Foodbank's pantry, staff, community

Kitchen in the Stark County Campus plays

members, etc.

host to a variety of guests, including chefs from Danbury Senior Living.

“We’re asking chefs to come in and show simple, achievable and nutritious recipes

Cooking demonstrations help hot meal

that can be created from items someone

programs understand the best way to

could receive from the Foodbank,” said

scale recipes for large groups. Since most

Katie Carver Reed, director of network

food programs are run by volunteers,

partners and programs.

it can be a daunting task to cook a hot meal for 200 people if you don’t have experience in the restaurant or banquet industry.

When designing the Stark County Campus, the Foodbank recognized the value in having a space where the community can come together to educate one another and to learn more about cooking and eating healthily.

Cooking demonstrations are now open to Foodbank volunteers, guests of the

Cleo attended a cooking demonstration where she learned a tasty recipe utilizing food from the Foodbank’s pantry.

“The teaching kitchen provides opportunities to bring people together for food, fellowship and education. Bringing people together over nourishing food is core to our work and is one of the best aspects of having this kitchen as part of the building,” said Dan Flowers, Foodbank president and CEO.

The teaching kitchen invites food programs, community members and staff to cooking demonstrations.

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The expansion of the Main Campus in Akron will enhance and streamline the customer service experience for hunger-relief partners.

Relocated partner distribution docks will allow for safer and more efficient loading and distribution.

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Growing for Good: The Campaign to Reach Further & Feed More You can still support the critical expansion project in Akron Because of the community’s generosity,

one at the Stark County Campus,

Growing for Good: The Campaign to

will be constructed to serve the

Reach Further and Feed More has

local community.

funded the building of the Stark County Campus in Canton. Now that that

As planning for phase two began in

project is complete, the Foodbank will

2021, the Foodbank was made aware

focus on phase two of the campaign.

of fluctuating construction material

Phase two includes critical renovations

and labor costs due to the pandemic.

and a warehouse addition for greater

Planning paused to wait for market

capacity at the Main Campus in Akron.

stabilization, as the Foodbank intends to remain prudent and good stewards

Expansion of the Main Campus will include relocating the distribution docks that serve hunger-relief partners, allowing for safer and more efficient loading and distribution. The Foodbank also plans to expand the dry and temperature-controlled storage area to increase the building’s capacity to source and store more food. Lastly, a new food pantry, similar to the

of donors’ contributions.

Because of unexpected increased costs, contributions to Growing for Good are still welcomed. To learn more about how you can support this project, please contact Colleen Benson at 330.535.6900.

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Financials UNRESTRICTED

RESTRICTED

2021 TOTAL

PUBLIC SUPPORT, REVENUE, GAINS & LOSSES PUBLIC SUPPORT Grants

$

1,570,383

—

$

1,570,383

USDA distribution fees

$

1,168,013

—

$

1,168,013

Donated food, net

$ 35,455,299

—

$ 35,455,299

Contributions

$ 10,075,338

$

2,723,482

$ 12,798,820

$

750,325

Capital campaign contributions and pledges Net assets released from restrictions TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT

$

— 8,677,842

$ 56,946,875

$ (8,677,842) $

5,204,035

$

750,325 —

$ 51,742,840

REVENUE, GAINS & LOSSES Fundraising events, net

$

164,554

—

$

164,554

Purchase program sales, net

$

7,121

—

$

7,121

Shared maintenance

$

53,525

—

$

53,525

Distribution fees

$

377,299

—

$

377,299

Freight income

$

15,500

Investment income

$

45,241

$

Interest income

$

71,740

Net appreciation on investments

$

230,809

$

Miscellaneous

$

1,013,751

$

1,979,540

TOTAL REVENUE, GAINS & LOSSES TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT, REVENUE, GAINS & LOSSES

$ 58,926,415

—

$

15,500

30,654

$

75,895

—

$

71,740

173,937

$

404,746

—

$

1,013,751

204,591

$

2,184,131

$ (4,999,444)

$

53,926,971

$

EXPENSES Program services

$ 44,498,155

—

$ 44,498,155

Management and general expenses

$

1,462,769

—

$

1,462,769

Fundraising expenses

$

2,041,007

—

$

2,041,007

TOTAL EXPENSES

$ 48,001,931

—

$ 48,001,931

Change in net assets

$ 10,924,484

$ (4,999,444)

$

Net assets, beginning of year

$

19,281,478

$

11,678,509

$ 30,959,987

Net assets, end of year

$ 30,205,962

$

6,679,065

$ 36,885,027

Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank, Inc. and affiliated statement of activities for the year ended December 31, 2021

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5,925,040

Where our food comes from

39% 29% 16%

9% 6.5% 0.5%

1 + 66 2892+ 3 4 +1 4

Miscellaneous 1% Government Support 4% Program Fees 1%

Local 8-County Area

3% Man age me nt &

4% es

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Revenue & Support

USDA

Expenses

93%

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State of Ohio

66% I n-K ind Do

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Do na ti

8% s2 n o

Feeding America

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Purchased

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Food Drives

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Hunger-Relief Partners CARROLL COUNTY

Lodi Family Center

Camp NEOSA

Medina County Police

Carroll County Council on Aging

Activities League Newbridge Place

Carroll Golden Age Retreat

Oaks Family Care Center

Harbor Point

Our Lady Help of Christian's

Hilltop Learning Center

Catholic Church

Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry

The Salvation Army (Medina)

Malvern Christian Care

Second Baptist Church

Center, Inc. Malvern United Methodist Church Minerva Community Outreach Minerva United Methodist Church Northeast Jefferson Food Pantry Riley's United Methodist Church/Three Loaves The Salvation Army (Minerva)

(Medina) Seville Community Food Pantry/Seville UMC St. Ambrose Catholic Works of Mercy St. Francis Xavier

Randolph Suffield Atwater Food Shelf Raven Packs Renaissance Family Center

CommQuest Services, Inc. Community Drop In Center Community Life Development Community Restoration Centers, Inc. of Stark County

Riverwood Community Chapel

Dayspring Family Church

Root House

Deliverance Christian Ministry

Rural Relief Mobile

Domestic Violence Project, Inc.

Food Pantry

Dueber UMC Pantry

Family Empowerment

St. Vincent De Paul/

Streetsboro Community Pantry

Sacred Heart Church

Alpha Phi Alpha Nutrition Program Ben Curtis Family Foundation Blackhorse Baptist Church

Love Center Food Pantry

Brimfield Community

Millersburg Church of God

Cupboard, Inc Catholic Charities Serving Portage Christian Cupboard/ Center of Hope

Ministries

University Hospitals (Portage)

Feed Kids First, Inc.

Upper Room Cultural

Feed My Sheep (Alliance)

Development Center

Children's Advantage

First Christian Church (Canton)

Windham Bible Church

First Christian Church (Massillon)

STARK COUNTY

First Immanuel UCC

3rd Street Community Church

Grace Fellowship

Abundant Harvest

Grace UCC (Massillon)

Deliverance Ministry

Grace United Church of Christ

All Saints Temple COGIC

Helping Hands Network

Alliance Community Pantry

Homeless Outreach

Alliance for Children and Families Alpha Phi Alpha Nutrition Program The Apostolics of Canton

Team (HOT) Hope Outreach Ministry of Stark County The Hope Pantry/Calvary Temple Assembly of God IMPACT Evangelistic Center

Church of Christ (Ravenna)

Believer's Assembly Church

Bellefaire JCB

Coleman Professional Services

Ben Curtis Family Foundation

Interfaith Campus Ministry

Brunswick Food Pantry

Community Action Council

Bountiful Gifts, Inc.

Jesus Christ People

Shelter (Medina)

Brunswick UMC

Youth Center

Buckeye Christian Assembly

Community Bible Church

Feeding Medina County

Community Food Pantry/

First Baptist Church of Medina

Streetsboro COC

Boys & Girls Club of Massillon Canal Fulton Community Cupboard Canton Calvary Mission

Care Center John Knox Presbyterian Church JRC Senior Services & Early Learning Center

Crestwood 4Cs

Canton Crossroads UMC

Lake Township FISH

(Northside Christian

Kent Social Services

Canton Friendship Center

The Lenzy Family Institute

Church)

Lake Brady United

Caring Hearts Outreach, Inc.

LifeHope Community Church

Catholic Charities

Little Flower Emergency

Helping Hands Ministry

Holy Martyrs Catholic Church Layfayette UMC Life Spring Community Church Living Hope Church (Medina)

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(Windham)

Coleman Professional Services

Faith Kitchen

Lakeville UMC

MEDINA COUNTY

New Hope Baptist Church

The Salvation Army (Windham)

Allen Chapel AME Church

Battered Women's

Coleman Crisis Services

Community Cupboard, Inc.

St. Paul's Free Farmers Market

PORTAGE COUNTY

Community Church

Christian Coffee Cup pantry

Nelson Garrettsville

EN-RICH-MENT

Darb Snyder Senior Center

Operation 612/Berean

Christ Memorial Church

Miller Community House

The Salvation Army (Ravenna)

Glenmont Food Pantry/

Head Start/Childcare

Christ Lutheran Church

St. Paul Lutheran Church

HOLMES COUNTY

Kno Ho Co CAC Ashland

Church

Safer Futures

Catholic Church

York United Methodist Church

St. John's UCC

Mantua Center Christian

Methodist Church The Lord's Pantry/Trinity Lutheran Church

Serving Stark Central Baptist Chapel of the Cross UMC

Food Pantry Louisville Community Cupboard

Marlboro Christian Church

UrbanArk, Inc.

Massillon K of C

Vantage Aging

Minerva Mission

Vine St. UMC

Mt. Calvary Missionary

Well of Hope Ministries

Baptist Church

Westbrook Park United

Mt. Zion Community Church North Canton Cares Pantry LLC North Canton Church of Christ North Industry Christian

Methodist Church YMCA/Central Stark County YWCA/Canton Zion Lutheran Church (North Canton)

Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio

Summit County

Christ Ministries

Family Resource Center

Brechmacher House/First COG of Tallmadge Broken Chains Ministries/ Lydia's Home Bulldog Bags, Inc. Calvary Apostolic Church of

SUMMIT COUNTY

Caring for Kids

Perry Helping Perry

Access, Inc.

Caring Hands Charity

Pleasant Outreach, Inc.

Akron Bible Church/Hope Cafe

Catholic Charities

Pregnancy Choices

Akron Christian

Project REBUILD, Inc.

Reformed Church

Serving Summit

Refuge of Hope & Shelter

Akron Rotary Camp

Centenary UMC

River of Life

Akron Say No to Dope

Charity Christian Church

Rivertree Christian Church

Akron Urban League

Choices Community

Salt & Light

Akron-Summit County

The Salvation Army (Canton) The Salvation Army (Massillon) SAM Center Serving Hands Ministries

Program Arlington Church of God/ DALE Program Arlington Memorial

Family Promise First Baptist Church of Akron First Christian Church (Stow) First Congregational Church of Twinsburg,UCC First Congregational Church/ Feeding Hope Food Pantry First Glance Student Center

Akron Pregnancy Services

Public Library

Christian Church) Firestone Park UMC/

The Celiac & Allergy Friendly

Akron Dream Center

Alpha Phi Alpha Nutrition

Feed My Sheep (Bailey Road

First Faith Development Corp

RAM Ministries

SALT Box Kitchen and Pantry

The Father's House

Celebration Church

RAHAB Ministries

The Salvation Army (Alliance)

Family Promise of

Bread of Life/Heart of

Akron/Love Thy Neighbor

Church PACE, Inc.

Family of Faith UMC

Food Initiative

Social Center Christ The King/Blessed Trinity Parish The Church in Silver Lake Church of Christ (Cuyahoga Falls)

First United Methodist Church (Akron) First United Methodist Church (Cuyahoga Falls) Fish and Loaves Food Pantry Focus Community Development Corp./Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Forest Hill Community Church Forever R Children

Church of Our Saviour

Garden City Church

COB Outreach

Gennesaret, Inc.

Sherrick Road Church of God

ASIA, Inc.

Community Health Center

Good Neighbors

St. Barbara's Food Pantry

AxessPointe Community

Community Life Church

Good Samaritan

Sharing and Caring

St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church St. John's UCC St. Thomas Aquinas Stark County Diaper Bank Stark County Hunger Task Force Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority SVDP/St Joseph's

Baptist Church

Community Support Services

Barberton Adventist

Compass North Church Pantry

Good Shepherd Baptist Church

Copley Outreach Center

Good Shepherd

Community Services Barberton Area Community Ministries Bath Church Food Care Bags Battered Women's Shelter (Akron) Be The Church, Inc. Bellefaire JCB

Cornerstone Christian Assembly Cornerstone Church/ City Lights Cutmar Cuyahoga Falls Good Neighbors

Ben Curtis Family Foundation

Eagle Ministries Chapel, Inc.

SVDP/St. Mary's Church

Bethany UCC

The Emergency

Tiqvah Hands of Hope

Blessed Trinity Parish

TOSM

Blessings in a Backpack

Catholic Church

Total Living Center True North Church Union Baptist Church (Canton)

Hunger Center

Health Center

(Akron) Blessings in a Backpack (Green) Blick Center

Assistance Center

Christian Church Goodyear Heights Presbyterian Church Greater Bethel Baptist Greek Orthodox Church of Annunciation Green Good Neighbors Guys & Gals Community Partnership, Inc. Harmony House, Inc.

Emmanuel Christian Assembly

Harvest Food Pantry

Faith in Christ Ministries

He Brought Us Out Ministry

Faith Temple Church

Healing Vine Ministries

Faith United Methodist

Heart 4 The City

Church (Twinsburg)

Heart to Heart Ministries, Inc.

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SUMMIT COUNTY CONT. Heaven's Gate Community

Baptist Church

SVDP/Immaculate Conception Church

LifeWay Church Recovery Point

Peter Maurin Center of Akron

SVDP/St Hilary

The Salvation Army (Dover)

Phillips Chapel CME Church

Tallmadge Lutheran Church

St. John UCC/Strasburg

Prince of Peace Baptist Church

Tarry House

Sugarcreek First UCC

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

Project HOPE

Tower of Prayer

Twin City Christian

The Homeless Charity

Queen of Heaven Church

True North Ministry

Church Help Open Peoples Eyes (HOPE)

Hudson Community Service Assoc

Labre Program Restore Addiction Recovery

Truly Reaching You Ministry, Inc.

Humility of Mary

Ricky Powers Foundation

Truth & Honor, Inc.

I PROMISE School

River of Life Assembly

Unitarian Universalist

of God Akron, Inc.

Church of Akron

Interval Brotherhood Home

Riverside Alliance Church

United Methodist Church

Jerusalem Missionary

Rooted in Christ

Immaculate Heart of Mary

Baptist Church JoAnn's Pantry (First Church

Community Church Safe Harbor

of Macedonia United Presbyterian Church

Service Center Zion 4UCC/Pirate Power Packs

WAYNE COUNTY Boys & Girls Club of Wooster Christian Harbor Church Community Action (Wayne/Medina)

Unity Holiness Ministries

Crown Hill Mennonite Church

Safe Landing

Urban Vision

Dalton Baptist Church

Journey Covenant Church

The Salvation Army (Akron)

Valor Home

Doylestown Community

Kingdom Mission Outreach, Inc.

The Salvation Army

Wonder World Child

of God Tallmadge)

Kings Kitchen

(Barberton)

Development Center/ Childcare

Food Pantry Eastern Road Church of

Lakemore UMC

The Sanctuary

Lakeview UMC

Sarah's House

Word of Life Outreach Center

Legacy III, Inc.

Second Baptist Church (Akron)

YMCA/A Y's Place

Lighthouse Rescue Center

Shaw Jewish Community

YMCA/Akron Area YMCA

Friendship Meals, Inc.

YMCA/Camp YNoah

Hands of Grace United

LINKS Community & Family Services

Center of Akron Shelter Care

Lockwood UMC

South Akron Youth Mentorship

Macedonia Baptist Church

South Arlington United

Middlebury Chapel

Methodist Church

YMCA/Family Enrichment Center/Day Care YMCA/Firestone Park Child Care

Food Pantry

South Street Ministries, Inc.

YMCA/Green Family

Mountain of the Lord

SPAN Ministries (Shepherd's

YMCA/Lake Anna

Mt. Olive Baptist Church/Akron

Pasture for All Nations)

Mt. Zion Baptist Church

St. Barnabas Villa

New Exodus Christian

St. Bernard Hot Meal

Fellowship Church New Hope Baptist Church (Akron) New Life Missionary Baptist Church Nordonia Hills City Schools Foundation Northfield Presbyterian Church Community Meal Norton Apostolic Christian Church Open Door Assembly of God OPEN M Our Community Hunger Center

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Pavilion of Praise

Community Center Zion Lutheran Church (Akron)

TUSCARAWAS COUNTY

St. John the Baptist Church

Advocacy Choices and

St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church

One Eighty

Pentecostal Church Matthew 25 Outreach Center New Beginnings Crossroads Fellowship New Destiny Treatment Center Pantry Orrville Area Boys & Girls Club Orrville Loaves & Fishes

St. Bernard Parish Food Pantry St. Paul Holiness COG

God Food Ministry Every Woman's House/

Empowerment Blessings in a Backpack

Outreach Community Living Service Pathway House/OneEighty People to People Ministries

(New Philadelphia)

The Salvation Army (Creston)

St. Stephen Lutheran Church

The Carpenter's Cupboard

The Salvation Army (Orrville)

START House

Dover Church of Christ

The Salvation Army

The Steel Academy

Friends of the Homeless of

Street Outreach Services Care, Inc. Students With A Goal (SWAG) Summit County Children Services SVDP/Fr Hilkert Ozanam Center

Tuscarawas County Shelter Greater Dover New Philadelphia Harbor House Harbor of Hope

(Wooster) St. Peter's UCC-Apple Creek Sterling UMC Trinity United Church of Christ/Breakfast at Trinity Wooster Hope Center

Harcatus Nutrition Division

WRTC/OneEighty

Journey's End Ministries

YMCA/Wayne County

Foodbank Investors $250,000+

Robert O. & Annamae Orr

Anonymous

Family Foundation

Giant Eagle

Anthony J. & Susan

Shearer's Snacks The Sisler McFawn Foundation

Enterprise Holdings Famous Enterprises, Inc. Alex R. Feil Fifth Third Bank

The Hoover Foundation

E. Paparella Family

Julian & Kerry Steinberg

The J.M. Smucker Co.

Foundation

Summa Health

Dan & Holly Flowers

Sequoia Financial Group, LLC

Synthomer Foundation

The Sam J. Frankino

Subaru of America, Inc.

The TJX Companies Inc.

$100,000+ American Electric Power Foundation Buehler's Fresh Foods Cardinal Health Foundation The Mary S. & David C. Corbin Foundation FirstEnergy Corp.

& Serra Subaru Elizabeth Skavish & Michael Rubenstein

Christopher & Jane Gessner

Theodore & Maureen Unton

The Giant Eagle Foundation

Bala Venkataraman

Stacey & Jeffry Gonzalez Bruce & Erica Greer

Taylor Tele-

$10,000+

Donald Hafner

Barbara Werner

Anonymous

Nick & Terry Harbarger

Milton Wiskind

3M Company

Harwood Rubber

Communications, Inc.

Bill & Pearl Lemmon PGA Tours, Inc. &

Akron-Canton Regional

$25,000+

Foodbank Staff

Bridgestone SENIOR

Anonymous

Amazon

PLAYERS Tournament

Akron Area Interfaith Council

Jon & Kitty Antalvari

Akron Community Foundation

Anthem Blue Cross

Stark Community Foundation Walmart & Walmart Foundation Westfield

$50,000+ Anonymous

Foundation

Kevin Tucker & Patricia Howell

Amazon FC AKC1

and Blue Shield

Products, Inc. Gloriann Hertle* Hillman Foundation Fund of Stark Community Foundation John Hinds

Aultman Health Foundation

AODK Architects

Incept Corporation

Bauhart Family

Richard & Linda Arter

Jersey Mike's Subs

Thomas Bevan

Atlantic Food Distributors

Gary & Sherry Johanning

Bridgestone Americas

Austin-Bailey Health and

Dunkin' Joy in Childhood

Bridgestone Americas

Wellness Foundation

Trust Fund

James & Lisa Backlin

Foundation Garry Jurgens

Andrew & Jessica Alleman

Christ Foundation

Bank of America

Kisling, Nestico & Redick, LLC

The Beaver Excavating

Fred & Misun Cummings

BJ's Charitable Foundation

The Lehner Family

James Deroche & Debra

Ken & Gerri Blum

Company CARE Package Relief Chick-fil-A Foundation Dunkin' GAR Foundation

Eisenstat-Deroche The George H. Deuble Foundation Charles C. and Dorathea

Foundation

Douglas & Kyra Bosnik

Nick & Kathy Lekas

Robert & Rebecca Brehmer

Dale A. & Lucinda J.P. Leppo

Brubaker Family Foundation

Betty Levinson

Eileen Burg

Elaine Lewin

The Gessner Family

S. Dilley Fund of Akron

C.J. McCollum Enterprises, Inc.

Roger & Susan L'Hommedieu

Foundation

Community Foundation

Carlisle and Troiano

Massillon Cable TV

Family Fund

Matt & Baily Meeker

GOJO Industries, Inc.

FedEx

The Goodyear Tire &

GPD Group

Rubber Company

Sandra L. & Dennis B.

Charles R. Jelm Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Greg & Tricia Griffith

Haslinger Family

Barry Chiron

Heinen's Fine Foods

Foundation

Citizens Bank

The Huntington Foundation Huntington-Akron

Rick & Anita King Family Foundation

Melany Minney John & Karen Monacelli The Burton D. Morgan Foundation

Cleveland Clinic

National Interstate

Costco Wholesale

Daniel & Lorraine Nelson

James & Joanne Komos

CVS Health

Herbert & Dianne Newman*

Kovatch Castings, Inc.

James & Grace Kozak

Dominion Energy

The Pampered Chef

The Keith D. Monda Family

Kraft Heinz Company

Elan Financial Services

Gary & Carita Parker

Foundation

Foundation

on behalf of Summit

Partners in Giving Fund

Nationwide Foundation

Kristen Manes*

Federal Credit Union

at Stark Community

Northern Ohio

The Maynard Family

Morgan Stanley Foundation

Golf Charities

Foundation

Elm Ridge Event Center Energy Harbor

Foundation Alan Pendergrass

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$10,000+ CONT.

Peter & Heidi Augustin

Bill & Ginny Post

Simon Badinter

Progressive Insurance

Paul & Helen Ballard

Faith Family Church

Louise Pursley

Barberton Community

The First Congregational

Ada & Helen Rank Foundation

Mortgage Corp

Church of Hudson

W. Riley & Barbara Lochridge David and Janice Logsdon Charitable Fund at Akron Community Foundation Richard & Rosemary

The Roger T. Read Family

Barilla America, Inc.

Michael Foley

Lombardi*

Robert H. Reakirt Foundation

Barnhart Crane &

Betty Foulk*

Charlotte Mahoney

Charles E. & Mabel M. Ritchie

Rigging Company

Memorial Foundation

Benjamin & Sarah Beachy*

Ron Marhofer Auto Family RPM3 Charitable Fund Joe & Annette Ruby Patricia Ruddle

The Beaumier Donor Advised Family Fund Elizabeth Bender & Bill Zavarello

The Harry K. and Emma

Michael Markel

R. Fox Charitable

James & Claudia Markwald

Foundation

Joan Marsh*

Laura B. Frick Charitable Trust Mitchel Fromm Genentech

John A. McAlonan Fund of Akron Community Foundation

James & Cynthia Rudick

Berran Industrial Group Inc.

Giesecke & Devrient

Jennifer Meade

William & Patricia Sadataki

Bethany United Church

Ruth Gilligan

Harry & Anne Mestel

Samuel Reese Willis Foundation, Inc.

of Christ Renee Bissett

Manish Goyal Great Lakes Akron Freightliner

Foundation Mark & Susan Metzger* The Mitsui USA Foundation

Mike & Jennifer Saxon

Jack & Deborah Blakney

Seventh-Day Adventist

John Boughton

Frederick & Jane Griech

BoxLunch

David & Susan Groves

Sheetz For The Kidz

Stacey Braun

Joseph & Dena Haag

Amanda Montgomery

Larry Shirk

Brian & Laura Buck

Nancy Harwood

Stephen & Mindy Morris

Kenneth T. Siloac

Buckeye Corrugated, Inc.

James Hayne

Michael Moser

Nancie Smith

Burns & McDonnell

Elizabeth Caveny &

Gary & Olivia Mull

Church

Wayne Hedrick

Laura R. & Lucian Q. Moffitt Foundation

Harvey & Kim Nelson

Lloyd L. and Louise K. Smith

Engineering Co., Inc.

Memorial Foundation

The Butterworth Foundation

The Hillier Family Foundation

Kenneth L. Calhoun

W. Henry Hoover Fund

NJM Insurance

Huntington National Bank

Gertrude F. Orr Trust

Tim & Jennifer Smucker Synchrony

Charitable Trust

Insurance Industry

Nilges Draher LLC

Advised Fund of Akron

T.L. Squire & Company Inc.

Phillip & Debra Canuto

William & Joan Thomas

Lynn Cavalier

Tri-County Restaurant

Cenweld Corporation

Louis Jaber

James Parry

Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.

Tom & Sherrie Jackson

Debra Perry

Renold & Lichelle Chirakos*

The Betty V. & John M.

Association, Inc. Tuscora Park Health & Wellness Foundation

Stephen & Susan Clark

Charitable Foundation

Jacobson Foundation

Community Foundation

Louis & Joan Perry The Joan M. and Louis B. Perry Family Foundation

David & Cheryl Venarge

Coldiron Family Foundation

JAH Foundation

Tom & Peggy Wartko

Stephen Coleman

John Jenkins*

Alex & Patricia Piteo

Mark & Liz Webster

ComDoc

Paul & Cookie Joseph

Quanex Building Products

Joseph Weinstein

Community Christian Church

Steve & Debbie Joseph

Becky Ramsey

The Welty Family Foundation

Stephen Comunale

Dale Gilbert & Mildred Keyser

Michelle Krocker & Dr.

Alan & Janice Woll (deceased)

William & Rebecca Considine

John & Cheri Klotzle

Contractors Steel

Phyllis Knepper

Donald & Margaret Rearick

Krew Charity Fund

James & Esther Rehmus

David Lathrop &

Curt & Sigrid Reynolds*

$5,000+

Holding LLC

Anonymous

Covelli Enterprises, Inc.

AEO, Inc. - American

Olivia Cunningham*

Yvonne Gillette

Dalton Local Schools

Richard & Lisa Laubacher

Tony & Becky Alexander

Marco Davis

LeBron James Family

Mark & Shelly Allio

Dominican Sisters of Peace

Sue and Mal Ames Fund

Eagle - Aerie

Foundation

Kate Raymond

Gregory Richardson John & Constance Ring Duane & Earline Roe Jon Rosenblatt

James & Lynne Dougherty

The Lee Family Foundation

Mary Anne Rothermel*

of Akron Community

Roger & Rita Dush

Gary & Susan Lichten

Save-A-Lot

Foundation

Richard Edwards &

John & Regina Lindeman

James Schmotzer

Apple, Inc

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Foundation

Fairway Independent

Marcia Adair

Jackie Arbogast

Virginia Emershaw

Bill & Cindy Artman

Marcella & John Emmons*

ASW Global, LLC

Enbridge

Andy & Emily Little

Nilesh & Holly Shah

The Little Family

William & Lori Shivers

Advised Fund

Sisters of Charity of

Philip & Peggy Lloyd

St. Augustine

William Spalding*

Edmund Bennett

Eric & April Csernyik

Terrance Hale

St. Michael the Archangel

Colleen & Joel Benson

David Currier &

The Harrington Family

Catholic Church

Michael Bernard

Jeannette Cho Cutter Solutions International

Foundation Steven Heislman

Starbucks

James & Anne Bilbrey

State and Federal

John Blischak*

Mark Cutujian

Adrienne Hester

Richard & Cathi Bock

Jo Dangel & Diane Kovachik

Jason & Jennie Hildenbrand

Glenn R. & Alice V. Boggess

Dave

Shelly & George Hinton

Dave's Markets

Kenneth & Mary Hlavac

Communications Inc. Summit County Engineer's Office

Memorial Foundation

David & Mary Sweet

Andrew Borsi

Linda Davis*

Daniel Hoehn

Temple Israel

Susan Bowling

Mita Deoras

Mark & Emily Holiday

Thrivent

The Bill J. Bowling Foundation

Anthony & Jane (deceased)

Richard Hollow

The Timken Company

BoxOut

Gary Traicoff

Brackin Metalworks, LLC

Truenorth

Rita Brainerd

Anthony & Leila Vespoli

Bright Funds Foundation

Nancy Dines

Jesse & Rachel Hurst

Vincent & Sylvia Vielhaber

Joseph Brooks, Jr.

John Driesbach

Ideastream Public Media

Walgreen's

David & Kay Burdette

Jennifer Dyer

IRG Realty Advisors

Michael & Maureen Wartko

Burgess & Niple

Gary & Teresa Egner

Charles & Carolyn Jackson

Wayside Furniture

Burns Industrial Equipment

Robert & Kathleen Eisenman

Jeff & Kimberly Johnson

Cheryl Wells*

Joseph Cacchione

Paul & Melinda Ensinger*

Jeffrey Jones

John & Carol White

Cain Toyota-Scion

David & Deborah Entwistle

Jeffrey & Elizabeth Kahrs

Jason & Emily Whitfield

Caliber Collision Centers

Environmental Design Group

George & Michele Keith

Erwin T. Su, DDS -

John & Christine Kellamis

Clayton Whitney

Foundation

DiDonato Diebold Employee Charitable Fund

Pediatric Dentistry

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Jennifer Hugill William & Christine Hulsey

Daniel Kellogg

Robert Wintermyer

Gina Campbell

Woodforest National Bank

CANstruction Cleveland

Roger & Cheryl Evans

Jeffrey & Julie Kerr

Canton LMCC, North Central

William & Karen Feth

Jean-Claude Kihn &

$2,500+ Anonymous Akrochem Corporation North Central Ohio Chapter NECA The Parke K. and Josephine B. Allensworth

Ohio Chapter, NECA Canton Men's Swiss

Lucian Filipschi & Patricia Buckeye

Brigitte V. Verse Sharon Kimmy*

Mary Jane Finan

Harry & Susan Klein

The Canton Repository

Joseph Finocchio & Susan Ray

James & Jody Klejka

Caring and Serving Together

The First Congregational

Benefit Society

CBIZ/Mayer Hoffman McCann - Akron

Memorial Fund at Stark

Charles Millard Hall

Community Foundation

Foundation

Church of Newton Falls Thomas & Tammy Forsythe

Diane Krum Joseph & Rebecca Kuzma* Vincent & Maryann Kyle

Lisa Fox*

Richard & Stacey Kyle

Charles & Phyllis Frisa

Aaron Lear

Ronald Aman

Tsulee Chen

Charles & Monique Fuenning

Richard Lesher

American Express

Ellie & Mark Cipriani

Richard & Christine Gable

Delinda Lewis

Americhem

Rich Clark

Donald Gale

Nathan Lieb

Brad Andrew

Robert & Carrie Clark

Gary & Gayle Gallupe

Lifetime Financial Growth

Diane Andrews

Rebekah Clocker

Jeffrey & Debra Gebhard

Don & Mary Appleby

John & Kimberly Clunk

Philip George, Jr.

Terry & Lauren Link

Harry & Cathleen Arble*

Steven Cochran

Stuart & Sheri Glauberman

Lawrence & Mary Lohman*

Eric Asp

David Comernisky

Glenmoor Country Club

Matthew & Julianne Majernik

Pamela Backus*

Community Health

Fred & Holly Glock

Elizabeth Manson

Theodore Gloeckler

Marathon Petroleum

Ball Metalpack

Resources, Inc.

of Akron-Canton, LLC

Company - Ohio

Mary Ann Ballinger

Jeanette Conger (deceased)

Grace United Church of Christ

David Bambeck*

Timothy & Marla Conley

William & Rosemarie Graessle

Ronald & Grace Barber

Alex & Michelle Constable

Kurt & Jane Gramlich

Brian Marsh

Edward & Kathleen Becker

Richard Cooper

Timothy & Shanon Gray

Janet Marting

William. H. & Jeanne G.

Terence Copeland

Greenleaf Apothecaries

Joe & Sara Marulli

Belden Philanthropic

Claudia Corna

Lynda Grieves

Cynthia Parker Matthews

Fund

Crocs

James and Deborah

The Belden Brick Company

William & Jennifer Crowley

Stephen & Belinda Belli*

Crum & Forster Insurance

Haag Foundation James & Debra Hagarty

Refining Division

Family Foundation Francis Matuska James & Diana McCool

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$2,500+ CONT.

Robert & Patricia Roller*

Jim Unger

Nancy McGrath

Allen & Laurie Rovner

The University of Akron -

Jacqueline McMillen

Frank Rowe

Mesa Associates, Inc.

Pablo Javier Rozenbom

MGT Network Services David Mickley Amy Miller Eric & Margaret Miller*

Utility Pipeline, Ltd. Mike Valentine

Charitable Fund of Stark

Verna & John Vander Kooi

Community Foundation

James & Linda Venner

Glenn & Diane Miller

Patrick Saccogna

Robert & Tracy Miller

Saint-Gobain Corporation

W. Paul & Thora J. Mills

Foundation

Visconsi Companies Donald & Gretchen Waltman Sean and Nancy Ward

George & Diane Sarkis

Charitable Foundation

Michael & Julie Moldvay

Christopher & Denise Scala

of Hudson Community

Richard & Cathy Monter

Jacob Scherger

Marshall & Mary Moore*

Richard & Anita Scherpenisse

Frederick & Anne Warmbrodt*

Dorothy & Michael Moser*

Steven Schmidt &

Orren D. and Polly G. Weitzel

Memorial Foundation

Marc Mucci* The R.C. and Katharine

Rick Krochka Tim & Vicki Schnee

Foundation

Fund of the Wayne County Community Foundation

Musson Charitable

Joan Schoenheit

Foundation

Terence & Gale Seikel

Mark & Patricia Weldon Joseph and Helen Weltmer

David & Susanna Nelson

Robert & Laura Seiverth

Steven Nelson

Joseph & Joan Selden

Lee & Barbara Nelson

Robert & Ruth Settle*

Walda Whitehouse

John & Paige Nicholas

Atul Shah

Betty Wilkins

No-Burn, Inc.

Tim Sheahan

Ray Williams

North Akron Community

Charles Sicade

WKSU Radio

Tim & Elaine Sisler*

Halle Workman &

Development Corporation

Charitable Fund

Stephen Roush

Robert & Diane Noyes

Herbert Smith

Ollie's Bargain Outlet

Janice Smith

Barbara Wright

Howard & Trudi Orman

Michael Smith & Jill

Rebecca Zernechel

Stephen & Jennifer Osvath

Penrose Smith

David & Connie Owen

John Snyder*

Legacy Donors

Brandon Palsa

Richard Sonnecken

Anonymous

The Arthur L. Parker

Mark & Elaine Spademan*

Estate of Billie R. Coile

Linda Spaeth

Elona Lucas

Parker Hannifin Corporation

Colin & Nicole Squire*

Stanley Marks & Roberta

Terry & Evelyn Peach

Stark County Medical Society

Peoples Bankcorp Bank

Dennis & Isabelle Stombaugh

Foundation

Foundation Dominic & Maureen Perri

Thomas Svoboda & Arlyce Deeter*

Ewing Marks (deceased) Beverly Maxhimer Estate of John S. Mosser George & Roberta Nehrenz

Pierre's Ice Cream

Francine Sylvis

Bob & Thelma Potter

Target

Becky Ramsey

Rosemary Powley

James & Cynthia Taylor

Tanya A. Walkin

PPG Foundation

Temple Beth Shalom

PPG Industries, inc.

Jacob Testa

Gary & Cheryl Prather

Lynn Testa

Protech Security, Inc.

David & Robyn Thompson

ProVia

Barb & Don Tolliver

Raising Cane's Cuyahoga Falls

Tom Jackson Realty

Richfield United

Toyota

Church of Christ

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Charitable Fund The Glenn D. Rummell

School of Law USA Karate Foundation

Tri County Pallet Recycling Inc.

Daniel & Lori Nelson

*Sustainer Circle Member Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of this annual report. We would appreciate notification of

Thomas & Karen Robinson

Triad Communications

any errors or omissions in order to correct our records.

Joyce Rodek

Dannie & Wilma Troyer

To report errors or omissions, please contact Gina

Michael Rohlf

Peter Turk*

Campbell at gcampbell@acrfb.org or 330.535.6900.

Capital Campaign Investors Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank Staff American Electric Power Foundation

Maureen DeSanzo & Family

Tom Jackson Realty

The Roger T. Read Family

The George H. Deuble

Tom & Sherrie Jackson

Kurt Reed & Katie

Foundation Development Finance

AODK Architects

Authority of

Bill & Cindy Artman

Summit County

ASW Global, LLC

Jennifer Dyer

Aultman Health Foundation

Marcella & John Emmons

Aultman Hospital in

FirstEnergy Foundation

Honor of Aultman Medical Staff James & Lisa Backlin

The Fisher-Renkert

Jones Foundation Kenneth L. Calhoun Charitable Trust John S. and James L. Knight Foundation

GAR Foundation

Foundation Bill & Pearl Lemmon and Danbury Senior Living

Colleen & Joel Benson

Jeffrey & Debra Gebhard

Terry & Lauren Link

Gary Benz

Jim & Leslie Genovese

Logsdon Family Foundation

Jim & Denise Bowen

Bob and Nancy Gessner

Malco Products, Inc.

Susan Bowling

The Gessner Family

Kristen & Lieutenant

Foundation

Scott Manes

Brackin Metalworks, LLC Renaye Brauning

Giant Eagle

Joan & Rich Marsh

The Honorable Alison

Theodore Gloeckler

Joe & Sara Marulli

Breaux & Dr.

GOJO Industries, Inc.

Massillon Cable TV

Todd Breaux

The Goodyear Foundation

The Maynard Family

Robert & Rebecca Brehmer

Manish Goyal

Burns Industrial Equipment

Grace United Church

Gina Campbell Peggie Cantwell

of Christ Greater Dover New

Samuel Reese Willis Foundation, Inc. Sequoia Financial

The Lehner Family

Betty Foulk

William & Patricia Sadataki

Richard & Lisa Laubacher

Metropolitan Ceramics Dan & Holly Flowers

Allen & Laurie Rovner

Terence & Gale Seikel

The Lee Family Foundation

Bauhart Family

Carver Reed Thomas & Karen Robinson

Joseph & Rebecca Kuzma

Foundation &

The Beaver Excavating Company

Ralph R. and Grace B.

Foundation Michael & Julie Moldvay John & Karen Monacelli Sherri & Frank Monaco

Capital One

Philadelphia

The Keith D. Monda Family

City of Canton

Food Pantry

Amanda Montgomery

Group, LLC Shearer's Snacks John & Karen Sheppard William & Lori Shivers Tim & Elaine Sisler The Sisler McFawn Foundation Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton Michael Smith & Jill Penrose Smith Lloyd L. and Louise K. Smith Memorial Foundation The J.M. Smucker Co. Standard Printing and the Nolan Family Stark Community Foundation Julian & Kerry Steinberg

Bill & Becky Considine

Greg and Tricia Griffith

Eliot & Michelle Mostow

Synthomer Foundation

The Mary S. & David C.

David & Susan Groves

Gary & Olivia Mull

Timken Foundation of Canton

In Memory of Jo Hafner

Harvey & Kim Nelson

The Crabtree Family

James & Debra Hagarty

The Ohio General Assembly The Werner Family

CSE Federal Credit Union

Sandra L. and Dennis

Corbin Foundation

David Currier & Jeannette Cho

Foundation Mary & Dr. George L. Demetros Charitable Trust

Westfield Insurance

Jill M. Oldham

Foundation

Foundation

Brandon Palsa

Bernett L. Williams

Anthony J. & Susan

Ray Williams

Jo Dangel & Diane Kovachik Michelle & George Hinton The Paul & Carol David

and Stark State College

B. Haslinger Family

The Home Depot Foundation

E. Paparella Family Foundation

Michael Wilson & Patrick Bravo

The Hoover Foundation

Bill & Ginny Post

Milton Wiskind

Huntington Akron

ProTech Security

Alan & Janice Woll

Laura S. Query

Wooster Glass

Foundation

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Foodbank Major Partners Establishing strategic partnerships with local stakeholders is key in the Foodbank’s mission to feed more people. The relationships forged between the Foodbank and our passionate and committed Major Partners is vital in our community’s collective wellbeing. Thank you, Foodbank Partners, for continuing to make a difference!

Andrew & Jessica Alleman

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The Keith D. Monda Family

Elizabeth Skavish & Michael Rubenstein

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Foodbank Major Partners VISIONARY PARTNERS 1 million + meals

Taylor TeleCommunications, Inc.

Kristen Manes

Dan & Holly Flowers

Marc's

The Sam J. Frankino

Anonymous

US Foods

Meijer

Giant Eagle

Westfield

The Burton D. Morgan

The J.M. Smucker Co.

MISSION PARTNERS

Anthony J. & Susan

Walmart & Walmart

80,000+ meals

Foundation

Sam's Club

Foundation

LEADERSHIP PARTNERS

Anonymous

Foundation Frito Lay, Inc. Gardner Pie Company Christopher & Jane Gessner

E. Paparella Family

The Giant Eagle Foundation

Foundation

GOJO Industries, Inc.

Akron Area Interfaith Council

Alan Pendergrass

Stacey & Jeffry Gonzalez

Akron-Canton Regional

Sandridge Gourmet Salads

Greg & Tricia Griffith

Save-A-Lot

Nick & Terry Harbarger

Anonymous

Amazon FC AKC1

Mike & Jennifer Saxon

Harwood Rubber

Akron Beacon Journal

Anthem Blue Cross

Sequoia Financial Group, LLC

200,000+ meals

Akron Community Foundation

Foodbank Staff

and Blue Shield

Products, Inc.

Sheetz For The Kidz

Gloriann Hertle

The Sisler McFawn

Hillman Foundation Fund

Foundation

of Stark Community

Aldi

Bank of America

Andrew & Jessica Alleman

Bauhart Family

BJ's Charitable Foundation

Thomas Bevan

Stark Community Foundation

Buehler's Fresh Foods

Bimbo Bakeries

Synthomer Foundation

The Hoover Foundation

The Canton Repository

Bridgestone Americas

Kevin Tucker & Patricia Howell

Incept Corporation

Cardinal Health Foundation

Bridgestone Americas

Theodore & Maureen Unton

Integrated Marketing

CARE Package Relief Case Farms

Trust Fund Castellini

Bala Venkataraman

Foundation

Technologies

WAKR, WONE, WQMX

Charles R. Jelm Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Chick-fil-A Foundation

Barry Chiron

Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

Christ Foundation

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Jersey Mike's Subs

The County of Summit

Citizens Bank

40,000+ meals

Gary & Sherry Johanning

Dunkin'

The Mary S. & David C.

Anonymous

Dunkin' Joy in Childhood

FirstEnergy Corp.

Corbin Foundation

Garry Jurgens

Country Pure Foods

Richard & Linda Arter

The Lehner Family

Fred & Misun Cummings

Atlantic Food Distributors

James Deroche & Debra

Austin-Bailey Health and

Costco Wholesale

The Goodyear Tire & Heinen's Fine Foods The Huntington Foundation

Foundation

Jon & Kitty Antalvari

GAR Foundation Rubber Company

3M Company

Eisenstat-Deroche

Wellness Foundation

Foundation Nick & Kathy Lekas Dale A. & Lucinda J.P. Leppo

Huntington-Akron Foundation

Enterprise Holdings

James & Lisa Backlin

Betty Levinson

Kovatch Castings, Inc.

FedEx

Ken & Gerri Blum

Elaine Lewin

The Keith D. Monda Family

Alex R. Feil

Douglas & Kyra Bosnik

Roger & Susan L'Hommedieu

Morgan Stanley

FreshMark, Inc.

Brubaker Family Foundation

Matt & Baily Meeker

Nationwide Foundation

The Gessner Family

Eileen Burg

Melany Minney

C.J. McCollum Enterprises, Inc.

John & Karen Monacelli

Carlisle and Troiano

National Interstate

Robert O. & Annamae Orr Family Foundation

Foundation GPD Group

Pepsi-Cola Bottlng Company

Bruce & Erica Greer

PGA Tours, Inc. &

John Hinds

Cleveland Clinic

Rick and Anita King

CVS Health

Bridgestone SENIOR PLAYERS Tournament Subaru of America, Inc. & Serra Subaru

Family Foundation Kisling, Nestico & Redick, LLC

Family Fund

Daniel & Lorraine Nelson News Talk 1480 WHBC and Mix 94.1

Dominion Energy

The Pampered Chef

Elm Ridge Event Center

Gary & Carita Parker

Energy Harbor

Partners in Giving Fund of Stark Community

Shearer's Snacks

James & Joanne Komos

Essendant

Elizabeth Skavish &

James & Grace Kozak

Famous Enterprises, Inc.

Kraft Heinz Company

Fifth Third Bank

Penske Logistics

Fishers Foods

Bill & Ginny Post

Michael Rubenstein Target

Foundation

Foundation

Progressive Insurance Louise Pursley Ada & Helen Rank Foundation Robert H. Reakirt Foundation Charles E. & Mabel M. Ritchie Memorial Foundation Ron Marhofer Auto Family RPM3 Charitable Fund Joe & Annette Ruby Patricia Ruddle James & Cynthia Rudick Seventh-Day Adventist Church Larry Shirk Kenneth T. Siloac Nancie Smith Lloyd L. and Louise K. Smith Memorial Foundation Smith Dairy Tim & Jennifer Smucker Starbucks Julian & Kerry Steinberg Synchrony T.L. Squire & Company Inc. William & Joan Thomas The TJX Companies Tri-County Restaurant Association, Inc. Tuscora Park Health & Wellness Foundation Elan Financial Services David & Cheryl Venarge Tom & Peggy Wartko Mark & Liz Webster Joseph Weinstein The Welty Family Foundation Samuel Reese Willis Foundation, Inc.

Our mission To lead a collaborative network that empowers people to experience healthy and hunger-free lives. We distribute food to feed people and we advocate, engage and convene our community in the fight to end hunger.

Our vision A thriving community free of hunger.

350 Opportunity Parkway Akron, OH 44307-2234 330.535.6900 akroncantonfoodbank.org

© 2022 The Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization recognized by the IRS, EIN# 34-1369388.

This report is available online at akroncantonfoodbank.org/resources.

2021 Board of Directors Terry Link Chair, Roetzel & Andress Bill Shivers Vice Chair, The Huntington National Bank Greg Long Treasurer, Long, Cook & Samsa, Inc. Maureen DeSanzo Secretary, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Bill Artman Giant Eagle Lisa Backlin The Home Depot Jim Bowen Bober Markey Fedorovich Rob Bowers Westfield Alison Breaux Summit County Court of Common Pleas Jerod Cherry ESPN Cleveland Rich Clark GOJO Industries, Inc. Randy Frame FirstEnergy Corp.

Kristin Hannon Walsh University Alicia LaMancusa Akron Children's Hospital Teri Lash-Ritter Cleveland Clinic Akron General Annie McCauley Sequoia Financial Group, LLC Amanda Montgomery Incept Jill Penrose The J.M. Smucker Co. Laura Query Nationwide Jonathan Thornton ASW Global, LLC Dan Flowers President & CEO, Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank

MAIN CAMPUS 350 Opportunity Parkway, Akron, OH 44307

STARK COUNTY CAMPUS 1365 Cherry Ave NE, Canton, OH 44714