To expand our impact on families experiencing food insecurity, your Foodbank:
• Increased the number of food distributions with our mobile pop-up pantry
• Piloted a seasonal produce and perishable distribution
• Collaborated with local farms to deliver farm fresh produce to families’ doorsteps
• Redesigned our food pantry based on guest feedback
It was a year marked by innovation and collaboration.
2022 marked your Foodbank’s 40th anniversary — 40 years in service to this community, offering love and support in the form of groceries to our neighbors facing hunger. Last year was a unique time for food banks across the country — unlike anything I’ve experienced in my 20 years of food banking.
Rising costs caused severe economic challenges for families. In our service area, we saw a 14% increase in people served by our pantry network.
Of the families visiting pantries, 30% were new, meaning they’ve never visited a food pantry before.
The Keith D. Monda Family Food Pantry in our Stark County Campus anticipated serving 100 families each
week, but last year more than 600 families visited the pantry weekly.
Inflation also impacted your Foodbank, increasing the cost to fuel our fleet of trucks by 38%.
Supply chain issues and the increased cost for food meant we had to respond to a rise in demand with limited available inventory. The food donation shortage was unlike anything we’ve seen in our 40-year history.
We’ve responded to a shortage in food donations by purchasing more food with donated dollars.
Despite these challenges, we began an exciting expansion project to the Main Campus in Akron, a series of critical renovations that will help us
better serve our hunger-relief network and families facing hunger. We also led many focus groups and listening sessions with community stakeholders to inform our new strategic plan.
All of this work — feeding our neighbors, improving our facilities, having the ability to be nimble to respond to an increase in demand — is possible because of you and your support. We are so grateful for you, friends. Thank you.
With gratitude,
Daniel R. Flowers, President & CEOIn 2022, inflation reached an all-time high, reflecting the steepest rise in prices since 1982. Rising costs for everyday essentials caused severe economic challenges for families, especially those already having a difficult time making ends meet.
In the Foodbank’s service area, there was a 14% increase in people served by our pantry network, and 30% of families visiting pantries were new, meaning they never visited a food program before.
These same economic factors also impacted the work of the Foodbank and our hunger-relief network: rising inflation increased the cost to fuel our fleet by 38%. Food donations from the USDA and local food
donors were down significantly. Though other food streams helped supplement the deficit, the Foodbank was forced to purchase more food to help fill the gaps.
Thankfully, because of the generosity and compassion of dedicated Foodbank donors like you, your Foodbank was able to continue serving families facing hunger.
INFLATION IMPACTS OUR FLEET OF TRUCKS
Fuel costs up
38%
New families visiting pantries up 30%
200
stops each week
200 tires on the road
269,000 miles driven to pick up and distribute food
Foodbank trucks traveled 5% more
People served by pantries up 14%
Local food donations down 12%
“I have six people in the house; most of them are kids. I’m retired because of my [bad] knees. My wife is working, but all the bills keep going up. It makes buying food very hard.”
716,003 meals provided 859,204 pounds distributed 199,409 pounds of fresh produce distributed
16 hunger-relief programs
835,688 meals provided 1,002,826 pounds distributed 218,086 pounds of fresh produce distributed
9 hunger-relief programs
“If it wasn’t for this food, I don’t know what I’d do. You’ve changed my world and made my life a little better.”
1,207,511 meals provided 1,449,014 pounds distributed 378,978 pounds of fresh produce distributed
41 hunger-relief programs
1,348,904 meals provided 1,618,685 pounds distributed 389,176 pounds of fresh produce distributed 48 hunger-relief programs
“I have food stamps, but we don’t get much. When they do run out, I don’t have to worry about how I’m going to eat.”
JESSICA (bottom right)
“We’ll always choose to feed the kids, but you have to have the lights on too. We appreciate all the help — it really does make a difference.”KARRIE (top right)
7,534,813 meals provided 9,041,776 pounds distributed 2,199,026 pounds of fresh produce distributed 149 hunger-relief programs
“When you’re used to working, you feel like you’re never going to need help with groceries. But when it gets to that point, and you have no choice, you do what you have to do.”
“I’m grateful we can come here for help, and everyone is kind and compassionate. No one here is looking down on us for needing the help.”
8,351,516 meals provided 10,021,820 pounds distributed 2,176,914 pounds of fresh produce distributed 259 hunger-relief programs
“Having meals every day is awesome. Just knowing I have a place to sleep and something to eat means everything.”
JOSH (top right)
2,937,058 meals provided
3,524,470 pounds distributed
835,742 pounds of fresh produce distributed
24 hunger-relief programs
1,432,619 meals provided 1,719,143 pounds distributed 476,933 pounds of fresh produce distributed
39 hunger-relief programs
“These groceries make it so we have a little bit more money to purchase clothes or school supplies for the kids — that could otherwise be a struggle.”
JULIA (bottom right)
During the pandemic, the Foodbank’s drive-thru distribution was a safe and efficient way to serve a large number of people in a short time period. Though this distribution is still offered each month, it was important for your Foodbank to return to serving our neighbors in our preferred way — offering families the opportunity to select their own food items.
Offering a choice pantry or distribution means people can shop for food items as if they were at a supermarket. It allows them to choose the groceries appropriate for their diet, religion, culture and preferences.
In 2022, the Foodbank added two new distributions to its monthly offerings, and they both allow families to choose their own groceries.
“It’s always been important to us to serve families with love and respect. Being able to make choices, like what food we consume, is empowering and acknowledges that the people we serve know what works best for them and their families.”
Dan Flowers, Foodbank President & CEOThe Foodbank piloted a seasonal produce and perishable items distribution from its Main Campus in Akron. This distribution focuses on giving away fresh vegetables, fruits, baked goods and dairy items that are nearing their expiration date. Rather than disposing of these perfectly edible and nutritious items, they go to families in need.
One Saturday per month, when many families’ food benefits have been depleted, the Foodbank offered a grocery distribution at the Stark County Campus in Canton. Here, individuals and families chose the many shelf-stable and fresh food items they needed.
“It’s always been important to us to serve families with respect. By allowing people to choose the grocery items they prefer, it offers people dignity during a difficult time in their lives.
It also limits food waste since people are taking home items they actually need and use.”
Dan Flowers,
The Foodbank is committed to serving individuals and families all across its eightcounty service area with a variety of direct service programs. Unique partnerships and collaborations are key when finding new ways to serve the community.
26 FOOD DISTRIBUTIONS hosted by the Foodbank served 23,942 PEOPLE with enough food for 420,794 MEALS.
370 FAMILIES received deliveries of local, farm-fresh produce two times per month through the new Produce Perks Midwest collaboration.
60,835 PEOPLE received the equivalent of 450,974 MEALS at our onsite Keith D. Monda Family Food Pantry.
26,426 HOME DELIVERIES helped eliminate transportation barriers for homebound individuals.
11 ORGANIZATIONS partnered with our mobile pop-up pantry to serve 3,916 FAMILIES with enough food for 185,156 MEALS.
Together, we served our most vulnerable populations
Approximately half of the people served by your Foodbank are senior citizens and children under the age of 18. The Foodbank, in partnership with its hunger-relief network, focuses on serving these vulnerable populations through specific programs.
58 Hunger-relief partners serving children
274 Sites focused on children
13,353
Children served each month
260,406
Pounds of food for children
The Feeding Kids Initiative fights childhood hunger by providing kidfriendly foods through backpack programs, after-school snack programs and school-based food pantries.
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), a federally funded program, works to improve the health of low-income seniors by supplementing their diets with nutritious USDA foods. Each month, seniors receive a food box with approximately 30-40 pounds of food.
The Foodbank is focused on building a strong, sustainable and collaborative network within the communities it serves to help optimize the region’s collective work in hunger relief. We couldn’t feed our neighbors without the passion and perseverance of the 600 hunger-relief programs within our network.
Hunger-relief partners participated in listening sessions
17 49 37 Orientations and food safety trainings offered
RoundTable conversations covered 15 topics
$1.7 million invested in capacity-building resources through food credits, financial support, trucks, computers, shelving and more
“Our Foodbank is incredible. It helps us to sustain and grow, knowing that we have a supply of food that we can depend on.”
Rusty
“Through partnerships with various organizations and the Foodbank, we’re helping alleviate hunger in our community. Without those partnerships, we wouldn’t be able to do it. They are the backbone of our program.”
Nottingham, Akron Dream Center, Summit CountyCrystal Hickman, Windham Exempted Village Schools, Portage County
"If it weren't for the Foodbank, I wouldn't even have a program because I couldn't purchase this amount of food. I don't know where I'd get it from."
Jamie Rupert, T.O.S.M., Stark County
The Stark County Campus celebrated its one-year anniversary of serving the community.
Kick-off Breakfast welcomed 350 guests to the John. S. Knight Center in downtown Akron.
Football Hall of Fame enjoyed delicious food, exciting auctions and a panel discussion by three Hall of Famers.
Community leaders and Harvest for Hunger supporters celebrated the campaign that helped raise enough food and funds for more than 4.9 million meals!
Nearly 900 elves filled the streets of Akron in support of the 10th anniversary of the Selfless Elf 5k run/walk.
The Foodbank couldn’t serve thousands of families each year if it weren’t for the exceptional volunteers who give their time, talent and passion to serve this organization and our neighbors facing hunger. They visit us once per year, once per month, and some, on a weekly basis. They are retirees, students, organizations and more. Simply put — we depend on them and are so grateful for them.
Caring and Serving Together (CAST), a volunteer organization serving Stark County, was founded in 2011 by Michael Savage, his wife, and another couple. Though retired, they realized they could find meaningful purpose by contributing their time, talent and treasures to individuals and organizations in need.
CAST volunteers and students enrolled in their mentorship program began volunteering monthly with the Foodbank in 2022. Students are volunteering alongside seniors aged 70+, offering an enriching and unique experience for everyone.
“When you’re giving yourself away and sharing with others, it gives you a feeling of fulfillment and selfworth,” said Michael. “For me, it’s all of that. But when we work with students, many of whom are on the
receiving end of social services, and they get to be on the giving end by volunteering, their joy increased incrementally. It was awesome.”
Since volunteering at the Foodbank, Michael says hunger no longer feels like a vague concept mentioned in the news. “It takes on faces and personalities; it becomes personal.”
The Foodbank is grateful for CAST and their commitment to local hunger relief.
42,031 hours
sorting/packing food in volunteer center
Volunteer
Hours by Role
Onsite Food Pantry
Volunteers: 145
Hours: 4,402
Drivers Picking up Food
Volunteers: 47
Hours: 4,785
7,407 55,204 total volunteer hours
total volunteers
13,173 hours all other roles
Drive-Thru Grocery Distributions
Volunteers: 560
Hours: 1,600
Special Projects
Volunteers: 52
Hours: 1,671
Special Events
Volunteers: 167
Hours: 715
For the past two years, Black Leaders and Collaborators Collective (BLACC), Giant Eagle’s resource group for Black employees, has volunteered at food banks across Ohio and Pennsylvania near MLK Day to honor the activist’s legacy and his passion for community service.
Volunteering has helped the group bridge connections across different stores and regions. Team members, store leaders and regional executive leaders all come together to support a common cause: feeding people and fighting hunger.
BLACC’s hunger-relief efforts have helped provide thousands of meals for families struggling with hunger. The Foodbank is so appreciative of their service and support.
“It feels phenomenal to give back,” said Shoncey Prophet, BLACC’s president and Giant Eagle store leader. “No matter a man's journey, it's important to remember that everybody goes through things in life. Volunteering puts things into perspective.”
New! Volunteers who contribute a minimum of 100 hours or volunteer 25 times in a calendar year are part of the elite Can-Do-Crew. This small but mighty group contributes more than 40% of the volunteer hours served at the Foodbank!
129 volunteers
22,178 hours
Shelly Adamo
Sandra Asael
Phil Bartholomae
John Batchelder
Kathy Batchelder
Leslie Berdyck
Daniel Birmingham
Marion (Ray) Brahler
Johnathan Brewer
Pat Brown
Tim Brown
Lorene Butcher
Mark Butler
Bruce Carano
Bob Carter
Mike Cunningham
Barbara D’Aurelio
Alicia Day
Karen DeAngelis
Patty DeArment
Rod Derbyshire
Tony D’Orazio
Suzy Egan
Kerry Elkins
Karen Farkas
Pamela Finley
Nick Flesor
Carl Foraker
Jeff Gebhard
Jerry Gonsiewski
Tamara Gonsiewski
Kurt Gramlich
Cheryl Gray
Susan Griffin
Karen Hanna
Frank Harrah
Pat Harrah
Lori Hart
Connor Hayslip
Karen Hill
Bobbi Hoobler
Dan Horning
LaNeita Jones
Nevaeh Jones
Denny Jordan
Norma Jordan
Barbara Justen
Maureen Kerr
Catherine Kirkland
Neal Kodish
Matthew Kopchick
Kathleen Kreis
Paul D. Kreis
Sally L.
Linda Lazoran
Nancy LePar
Thom Lindenberger
Lori Lochridge
John Majewski
Kristen Manes
Mark Marinko
Kevin McCauley
Chris McDonnell
Edward McDonnell
Walter Miller
William Miller
Wendy Mohlmaster
LaVonne Neale
Katie Noe
Linda Olinger
Wayne C. Peel
Connie Peterman
Marsha Peters
Alex Piteo
Patricia Piteo
Marilyn Poulos
Ernest Rawls, Jr.
Dave Richey
Zachary Riley
Lynda Rohr
Dr. Cherokee Russo
John B. Ruth
Mary Ann Ryan
Richard Sacco
Thomas B. Safford
Alexa L. Sandmann
Jan Schaub
Heather Schiltz
Michael Schiltz
John Schur
Todd Scott
Rondi Seagren
Eric Shamp
Joanne Simodi
Jack Smith
Mary Smith
John Sobolewski
Rita Stahl
Daniel Steurer
Rhiannon Stevenson
Sr. Denise Stiles
Linda Subich
Jean Tanner
David Taylor
Jordan Thompson
Eric Varndell
David Watt
Norma Westfall
Catherine Whalen
George Whalen
Robert Williams
Beverly Winter
Robert Wolfe
Marty Wozniak
Judy Yasenosky
Steve Zimmer
Camp NEOSA
Carroll County Council on Aging
Carroll Golden Age Retreat
Harbor Point Domestic
Violence Shelter
Hilltop Learning Center
Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry
Malvern Christian Care Center, Inc.
Malvern United Methodist Church
Minerva Community Outreach
Minerva United Methodist Church
Northeast Jefferson Food Pantry
Riley’s United Methodist Church
The Salvation Army (Minerva)
Berean Community Church
Darb Snyder Senior Center
Kno Ho Co CAC Ashland
Head Start
Lakeville UMC
Love Center Food Pantry
Millersburg Church of God
St John’s UCC
Battered Women’s Shelter (Medina)
Bellefaire JCB
Brunswick Food Pantry
Brunswick UMC
Buckeye Christian Assembly
Care on the Square
Feeding Medina County
First Baptist Church of Medina
Helping Hands Ministry (Northside
Christian Church)
Holy Martyrs Catholic Church
Lafayette UMC
Life Spring Community Church
Living Hope Church (Medina)
Lodi Family Center
Matthew 25 Outreach Center
Medina County Police Activities League
Medina Personal Care Pantry
Newbridge Place
Oaks Family Care Center
Our Lady Help of Christian’s Catholic Church
Second Baptist Church
Seville UMC
St. Ambrose Catholic
Works of Mercy
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s Free Farmers Market
SVDP/Sacred Heart Church
The Salvation Army (Medina)
The Salvation Army (Wadsworth)
The Treasa Bartley Foundation
York United Methodist Church
Allen Chapel AME Church
Alpha Phi Alpha Nutrition Program
Ben Curtis Family Foundation
Blackhorse Baptist Church
Brimfield Community Cupboard, Inc.
Catholic Charities Serving Portage
Children’s Advantage
Christian Cupboard/ Center of Hope
Church of Christ (Ravenna)
Coleman Professional Services
Community Action Council
Youth Center
Community Bible Church
Crestwood 4Cs
Family & Community Services
Kent Social Services
Lake Brady United
Methodist Church
Mantua Center Christian Church
Miller Community House
Nelson Garrettsville Community Cupboard, Inc.
New Hope Baptist Church (Windham)
RAHAB Ministries
Randolph Suffield Atwater
Food Shelf
Raven Packs
Renaissance Family Center
Riverwood Community Chapel
Rural Relief Mobile Food Pantry
Safer Futures
Streetsboro COC
Streetsboro Community Pantry
The Haven of Portage County
The Lord’s Pantry/Trinity
Lutheran Church
The Salvation Army (Ravenna)
The Salvation Army (Windham)
University Hospitals
Upper Room Cultural Development Center
Windham Bible Church
STARK COUNTY
3rd Street Community Church
Abundant Harvest Deliverance Ministry
All Saints Temple COGIC
Alliance Community Pantry
Alliance for Children and Families
ASCEND
Believer’s Assembly Church
Ben Curtis Family Foundation
Bountiful Gifts
Boys & Girls Club of Massillon
Canal Fulton Community
Cupboard
Canton Calvary Mission
Canton Crossroads UMC
Canton Friendship Center
Caring Hearts Outreach, Inc.
Catholic Charities Serving Stark
Central Baptist
Christ Lutheran Church
Christ Memorial Church
Christ Presbyterian Church
Christian Coffee Cup
Coleman Crisis Services
CommQuest Services, Inc.
Community Drop In Center
Community Life Development
Community Restoration Centers, Inc.
Dayspring Family Church
Deliverance Christian Ministry
Domestic Violence Project, Inc.
Dueber UMC Pantry
EN-RICH-MENT
Faith Kitchen
Family Empowerment Ministries
Feed Kids First, Inc.
Feed My Sheep (Alliance)
First Christian Church (Canton)
First Christian Church (Massillon)
First Immanuel Church
Grace Fellowship
Grace United Church of Christ (Canton)
Grace United Church of Christ (Massillon)
Helping Hands Network
Homeless Outreach Team (HOT)
Hope Outreach Ministry of Stark County
IMPACT Evangelistic Center
Interfaith Campus Ministry
Jesus Christ People Care Center
John Knox Presbyterian Church
JRC
Lake Township FISH
LifeHope Community
Church (Team Jesus)
Little Flower Emergency
Food Pantry
Louisville Community Cupboard
Luke 19
Marlboro Christian Church
Massillon K of C
Minerva Mission
Minerva United Methodist Church/Stark
Mt. Calvary Missionary
Baptist Church
Mt. Zion Community Church
North Canton Cares Pantry LLC
North Canton Church of Christ
North Industry Christian Church
PACE, Inc.
Peace Lutheran Church
Perry Helping Perry
Pleasant Outreach, Inc.
Pregnancy & Parenting Center
Project REBUILD, Inc.
RAM Ministries
Refuge of Hope & Shelter
River of Life
Rivertree Christian Church
Salt & Light
SALT Box Kitchen and Pantry
SAM Center
Serving Hands Ministries
Sharing and Caring
Sherrick Road Church of God
St. Barbara’s Food Pantry
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church
St. John’s UCC
St. Thomas Aquinas
Stark County Diaper Bank
Stark County Hunger Task Force
Stark County Pet Food Pantry
Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority
SVDP/St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
SVDP/St. Mary’s Church
The Apostolics of Canton
The Salvation Army (Alliance)
The Salvation Army (Canton)
The Salvation Army (Massillon)
Tiqvah Hands of Hope
TOSM
Total Living Center
Tuslaw Food Pantry
Union Baptist Church/Canton
UrbanArk, Inc.
Vantage Aging
Vine St. UMC
Well of Hope Ministries
Westbrook Park United
Methodist Church
YMCA of Central Stark County
YWCA Canton
Zion Lutheran Church (North Canton)
Access, Inc.
Akron Area YMCA
Akron Bible Church
Akron Children’s Hospital
Akron Christian Reformed Church
Akron Dream Center
Akron Pregnancy Services
Akron Rotary Camp
Akron Say No to Dope
Akron Urban League
Akron-Summit County
Public Library
Alpha Phi Alpha Nutrition Program
Arlington Church of God
Arlington Memorial Baptist Church
ASIA, Inc.
AxessPointe Community
Health Center
Bailey Road Christian Church
Barberton Adventist
Community Services
Barberton Area Community
Ministries
Bath Church Food Care Bags
Battered Women’s Shelter (Akron)
Be The Church, Inc.
Bellefaire JCB
Ben Curtis Family Foundation
Bethany UCC
Blessed Trinity Parish
Blessings in a Backpack (Akron)
Blessings in a Backpack (Green)
Blick Center
Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio
Broken Chains Ministries
Bulldog Bags, Inc.
Calvary Apostolic Church of Akron
Caring for Kids Program
Caring Hands Charity
Catholic Charities Serving Summit
Celebration Church
Centenary UMC
Charity Christian Church
Choices Community Social Center
Church of Christ (Cuyahoga Falls)
Church of Our Saviour
CityHope Akron
Cleveland Clinic Akron General
Coalition of Concerned Christians
COB Outreach
Coleman Health Services
Community Health Center
Community Life Church
Community Support Services
Compass North Church Pantry
Copley Outreach Center
Cornerstone Christian Assembly
Cornerstone Church
Crusade Baptist Church
Cutmar
Cuyahoga Falls Good Neighbors
Eagle Ministries Chapel, Inc.
Ellet Community Church of God
Emmanuel Christian Assembly
Faith in Christ Ministries
Faith Temple Church
Faith United Methodist Church (Twinsburg)
Family of Faith UMC
Family Promise of Summit County
Family Resource Center
Firestone Park UMC
First Baptist Church of Akron
First Christian Church (Stow)
First Church of God Tallmadge
First COG of Tallmadge
First Congregational Church
First Congregational Church of Twinsburg
First Faith Development Corp.
First Glance Student Center
First Grace UCC
First United Methodist Church (Akron)
First United Methodist Church (Cuyahoga Falls)
Focus Community Development Corp.
Forever R Children
Gennesaret, Inc.
Good Neighbors
Good Samaritan Hunger Center
Good Shepherd Baptist Church
Good Shepherd 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.
Harvest Food Pantry
He Brought Us Out Ministry
Healing Vine Ministries
Heart 4 The City
Heart of Christ Ministries
Heart to Heart Ministries
Heaven’s Gate Community Church
Help Open Peoples Eyes (HOPE)
Here For Your Enterprise
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Hudson Community
Service Association
Humility of Mary
I PROMISE
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Interval Brotherhood Home
Jake’s Reach
Jerusalem Missionary
Baptist Church
Journey Covenant Church
Kingdom Mission Outreach, Inc.
Kings Kitchen
Lakemore UMC
Lakeview UMC
Legacy III, Inc.
Lighthouse Rescue Center
LINKS Community & Family Services
Lockwood UMC
Middlebury Chapel Food Pantry
Mountain of The Lord
Mt. Olive Baptist Church/Akron
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
New Exodus Christian
Fellowship Church
New Hope Baptist Church
New Life Missionary Baptist Church
Nordonia Hills City Schools Foundation
Norton Apostolic Christian Church
Open Door Assembly of God
OPEN M
Our Community Hunger Center
Pavilion of Praise Baptist Church
Peter Maurin Center of Akron
Phillips Chapel CME Church
Prince Hall Masonic Assembly
Prince of Peace Baptist Church
Project HOPE
Queen of Heaven Church
Labre Program
RAHAB Ministries
Restore Addiction Recovery
Ricky Powers Foundation
River of Life Assembly of
God Akron, Inc.
Riverside Alliance Church
Rooted in Christ
Community Church
Safe Harbor
Safe Landing
Sarah’s House
Second Baptist Church
Shelter Care
South Akron Youth Mentorship
South Arlington United Methodist Church
South Street Ministries, Inc.
SPAN Ministries
St. Barnabas Village
St. Bernard Parish
St. Paul Holiness COG
St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church
St. Stephen Lutheran Church
START House
Stewart’s Caring Place pantry
Street Outreach Services Care, Inc.
Students With A Goal (SWAG)
Summa Family Medicine Center
Summit County Children Services
SVDP/Fr Hilkert Ozanam Center
SVDP/Immaculate
Conception Church
SVDP/St. Hilary
Tallmadge Lutheran Church
Tarry House
The Celiac & Allergy Friendly
Food Initiative
The Church in Silver Lake
The Emergency Assistance Center
The Father’s House
The Homeless Charity
The Remedy Church
The Salvation Army (Akron)
The Salvation Army (Barberton)
The Sanctuary
The Steel Academy
The Treasa Bartley Foundation
Tower of Prayer
True North Ministry
Truly Reaching You Ministry, Inc.
Truth & Honor, Inc.
Unitarian Universalist
Church of Akron
United Holiness Ministries
United Presbyterian Church
Urban Vision
Valor Home
Vantage Aging
Visitation of Mary
Wedgewood UMC
Wonder World Child
Development Center
Word of Life Outreach Center
YMCA Camp YNoah
YMCA Family Enrichment Center
YMCA Firestone Park
YMCA Green Family
YMCA Lake Anna Community Center
YMCA Riverfront
YMCA Y’s Place
Zion Lutheran Church (Akron)
TUSCARAWAS COUNTY
Advocacy Choices and Empowerment
Blessings in a Backpack (New Philadelphia)
Dover Church of Christ
Dundee Church of God
Friends of the Homeless of Tuscarawas County
Greater Dover New Philadelphia
Harbor House Domestic Violence Shelter
Harbor of Hope
Harcatus Nutrition Division
Journey’s End Ministries
LifeWay Church
Recovery Point
River Haven Women’s
Residential Treatment
St. John’s UCC
Sugarcreek First UCC
The Carpenter’s Cupboard
The Salvation Army (Dover)
Twin City Christian Service Center
Zion 4UCC
Boys & Girls Club of Wooster
Community Action (Wayne Medina)
Crown Hill Mennonite Church
Dalton Baptist Church
Doylestown Community
Food Pantry
Eastern Road Relief Center
Friendship Meals, Inc.
Matthew 25 Outreach Center
New Beginnings Crossroads
Fellowship
New Destiny Treatment Center
OneEighty
Orrville Area Boys & Girls Club
Orrville Loaves & Fishes
Outreach Community
Living Service
People to People Ministries
St. Peter’s UCC
Sterling UMC
The Salvation Army (Creston)
The Salvation Army (Orrville)
The Salvation Army (Wooster)
The Treasa Bartley Foundation
Trinity United Church of Christ
Vantage Aging
Wooster Hope Center
YMCA of Wayne County
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.
A thriving community free of hunger.
$250,000+
Anonymous
Giant Eagle
The Hoover Foundation
The J.M. Smucker Co.
$100,000+
American Electric Power Foundation
Anonymous
Buehler’s Fresh Foods
FirstEnergy
Kaulig Companies Championship and Northern Ohio
Golf Charities
Bill & Pearl Lemmon
The Estate of Joan E. Marsh* **
Stark Community Foundation
Westfield
$50,000+
Anonymous
The Christ Foundation
The George H. Deuble Foundation
GAR Foundation
The Gessner Family Foundation
GOJO Industries, Inc.
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
The Huntington Foundation
Huntington-Akron Foundation
Kovatch Castings, Inc.
The Keith D. Monda Family
Nationwide Foundation
Robert O. & Annamae Orr Family Foundation
Portage Lakes Polar Bear Club
Sequoia Financial Group, LLC
Taylor Tele-Communications, Inc.
Timken Company Charitable and Educational Fund
David & Cheryl Venarge
Walmart & Walmart Foundation
$25,000+
1127 Construction, Inc.
Anonymous (4)
Jon & Kitty Antalvari
Bauhart Family**
The Beaver Excavating Company
Barry Chiron
Christmas Groove
Costco Wholesale
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Robert & Nancy Gessner
Sandra L. & Dennis B. Haslinger Family Foundation
Heinen’s Fine Foods
Jersey Mike’s Subs
Kisling, Nestico & Redick, LLC
James & Grace Kozak
Kraft Heinz Company Foundation
Kristen Manes**
The Sisler McFawn Foundation
Matt & Baily Meeker
Subaru of America, Inc. & Serra Subaru
Summa Health System Medical Staff
Synthomer Foundation
Kevin Tucker & Patricia Howell
The Samuel Reese Willis Foundation, Inc.
$10,000+
AEO, Inc. - American Eagle - Aerie
Akron Area Interfaith Council
Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank Staff
Andrew & Jessica Alleman
Ameriprise Financial Services
Anonymous (6)
Richard & Linda Arter
James & Lisa Backlin
Thomas Bevan
Ken & Gerri Blum
BoxLunch
Bridgestone Americas
Eileen Burg
Kenneth L. Calhoun Charitable Trust
Cargill, Inc.
Centene Management Company, LLC
Citizens Bank
Cleveland Clinic
Clonrock Foundation
Stephen Comunale
The Mary S. and David C. Corbin Foundation
Crum & Forster Insurance
CVS Health
Mary and Dr. George L.
Demetros Charitable Trust
James DeRoche & Debra
Eisenstat-DeRoche
Dominion Energy
Yvonne Drum
Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation
East Central Ohio Building & Construction Trades Council
Elm Ridge Event Center
Energy Harbor
Estate of Billie R. Coile*
Faith Family Church
Famous Enterprises, Inc.
Alex R. Feil & Arabella Winters
Fifth Third Bank
The Albert W. & Edith V. Flowers
Charitable Foundation
Dan & Holly Flowers**
The Sam J. Frankino Foundation
Fresh Thyme Market & Fresh Thyme
Giving Tree Foundation
Laura B. Frick Charitable Trust
Christopher & Jane Gessner
Stacey & Jeffry Gonzalez
Diane L. Graham**
Bruce & Erica Greer Family Foundation
Greg & Tricia Griffith
David & Susan Groves
Susan Habyan
Harwood Rubber Products, Inc.
Huntington National Bank
Incept Corporation
Integrity Fiber
IRG Realty Advisors
Charles R. Jelm Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Garry Jurgens
Kicks Lounge
Phyllis Knepper
Roger & Susan L’Hommedieu
Rick & Lisa Laubacher
The Lehner Family Foundation
Robert & Kathryn Leininger
Dale A. & Lucinda J.P. Leppo
Betty Levinson
Gary & Susan Lichten
Andy & Emily Little
Massillon Cable TV
Melany Minney
Laura R. & Lucian Q. Moffitt Foundation
John & Karen Monacelli
Herbert & Dianne Newman**
NJM Insurance Group
Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association
The M.G. O’Neil Foundation
The Papa John’s Foundation for Building Community
Peoples Bank
Bill & Ginny Post
David & Julie Pratt
The Progressive Insurance Foundation
ProVia
Louise Pursley
The Ada C. and Helen J.
Rank Foundation
Charles E. & Mabel M. Ritchie
Memorial Foundation
RPM3 Charitable Fund
Joe & Annette Ruby
Patricia Ruddle
James & Cynthia Rudick
The Schiltz Family
Sheetz For The Kidz
Larry Shirk
Sikich, LLP
Lloyd L. and Louise K. Smith
Memorial Foundation
Tim & Jennifer Smucker
Starbucks
Stark County Medical Society
Julian & Kerry Steinberg
Synchrony
T.L. Squire & Company Inc.
TANA Foundation
William & Joan Thomas
The TJX Companies Inc.
Tri-County Restaurant Association, Inc.
United Way of Summit & Medina
Theodore & Maureen Unton
Tom & Peggy Wartko
Mark & Liz Webster
Joseph & Cynthia Weinstein
The Welty Family Foundation
Clayton Whitney
Ray Williams
Alan & Janice Woll*
$5,000+
3M Company
Tony & Becky Alexander
American Property Casualty Insurance Association
The Nancy Andrews Family Foundation
Anonymous (5)
Harry & Cathleen Arble**
Arhaus
Bill & Cindy Artman
Atlantic Food Distributors
Peter & Heidi Augustin
Paul & Helen Ballard
Ronald & Grace Barber
Barberton Community Foundation
Barnhart Crane & Rigging Company
Benjamin & Sarah Beachy**
Elizabeth Bender & Bill Zavarello
Gary Benz
Michael Bernard
The Big Lots Foundation
Jack & Deborah Blakney
Bober, Markey, Fedorovich & Company
John Boughton
The Honorable Alison Breaux & Dr. Todd Breaux**
Brubaker Family Foundation
Buckeye Corrugated, Inc.
Burgess & Niple
The Butterworth Foundation
Canton LMCC, North Central Ohio Chapter, NECA
Canton Outside of Canton
Phillip & Debra Canuto
Elizabeth Caveny & Wayne Hedrick
Cenweld Corporation
Renold & Lichelle Chirakos**
Robert & Carrie Clark
Coldiron Family Foundation
Stephen Coleman
James Conway
Mary Ann Crawford
Fred & Misun Cummings
Olivia Cunningham**
DuPont
Richard Edwards & Marcia Adair
Marcella & John Emmons**
Paul & Melinda Ensinger**
Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp
The First Congregational
Church of Hudson
The Harry K. and Emma R. Fox
Charitable Foundation
Mitchel Fromm
Genentech
Manish Goyal
Great Lakes Akron Freightliner
Frederick & Jane Griech
Donald Hafner
Nancy Harwood
The Hillier Family Foundation
John Hinds
Louis Jaber
The Betty V. & John M.
Jacobson Foundation
JAH Foundation
Jamf Software
Julie & David Jendre
John Jenkins**
Jeffrey Jones
Paul & Cookie Joseph
Steve & Debbie Joseph
Jeffrey & Elizabeth Kahrs
Mark Keenleyside
John & Christine Kellamis
Daniel Kellogg
Dale Gilbert & Mildred Keyser
Jean-Claude Kihn & Brigitte V. Verse
Rick and Anita King Family Foundation
John & Cheri Klotzle
John S. and James L.
Knight Foundation
James & Joanne Komos
Jeffrey Koncz
James & Maureen Kovach
David Lathrop & Yvonne Gillette
Nick & Kathy Lekas
John & Regina Lindeman
Philip & Peggy Lloyd
W. Riley & Barbara Lochridge
Logsdon Family Foundation
LyondellBasell
Magnolia Star Foundation
Charlotte Mahoney
Michael Markel
James & Claudia Markwald
Janet Marting
Harry & Anne Mestel Foundation
The Mitsui USA Foundation
Stephen & Mindy Morris
National Interstate
Harvey & Kim Nelson
North Central Ohio Chapter NECA
Keith & Susan Novak
Gertrude F. Orr Trust Advised Fund of Akron Community Foundation
Orthodox Catholic Church of North and South
Stephen & Jennifer Osvath
Hyun & Catherine Park
Louis & Joan Perry
Alex & Patricia Piteo
Bob & Thelma Potter
The Roy H. Powell and Nina B. Powell Family Charitable Fund at Stark Community Foundation
PPG Foundation
PPG Industries, Inc.
Gary & Cheryl Prather
Quanex Building Products
Marvin & Teresa Ramsier
Donald & Margaret Rearick
James & Esther Rehmus
Gregory Richardson
John & Constance Ring
Duane & Earline Roe
Ron Marhofer Auto Family
Jon Rosenblatt
Mary Anne Rothermel**
Mike & Jennifer Saxon
James Schmotzer
$5,000+
Serenity Hospice of Ohio
Sherwin Williams
Sudheer & Charulata Shirali
William & Lori Shivers
Nancie Smith
State and Federal Communications, Inc.
Willard Stephenson Foundation
David & Mary Sweet
Mike & Betty Taipale
Temple Israel
Larry & Blythe Toops
Truenorth
Tuscora Park Health & Wellness Foundation
Visconsi Companies
Christine & Michael Walker
Michael & Maureen Wartko
Elizabeth Watson
Wayne County Community Foundation
Cheryl Wells**
Jason & Emily Whitfield
Woodforest National Bank
$2,500+
Akrochem Corporation
Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority
Ronald Aman
Ann Amer Brennan
American Legion 44 Memorial Fund
Brad Andrew
Andrew’s Spirit of Hope
Anonymous (6)
Apple, Inc
Jackie Arbogast
Brain & Katie Ash
Aultman Health Foundation
Pamela Backus**
Mary Ann Ballinger
Pete & Janice Ballos
M. Joanne Ballway
Lawrence Barton
Edward & Kathleen Becker
Viia Beechler
Colleen & Joel Benson**
Bethany United Church of Christ
James & Anne Bilbrey
Christopher & Jennifer Blasio**
BMW of North America
Rita Brainerd
Ann Briechle
RJ Broccoli
Joseph Brooks, Jr.
Brouse McDowell
Brown Street Underground Theatre Family
Brian & Laura Buck
David & Kay Burdette
James & Genevieve Burkholder
Joseph Cacchione
Caliber Collision Centers Foundation
Gina Campbell**
CANstruction Cleveland
Ronald Cantu
Charles & Karen Chadwick
Thelma Chaffee
Ellie & Mark Cipriani
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Rich Clark**
The Cleveland-Cliffs Foundation
Rebekah Clocker
David Comernisky
Community Christian Church
William & Rebecca Considine
Crocs
Eric & April Csernyik
Curaleaf
David Currier & Jeannette Cho
Brett Custer
Mark Cutujian
Jo Dangel & Diane Kovachik**
Dave
Dave’s Markets
Linda & Woody Davis**
Mita Deoras
Jack & Jill Dewitt
Diebold Employee Charitable Fund
Craig & Faye Donoughe
John Driesbach
Jennifer Dyer**
Gary & Teresa Egner
Enbridge
Erwin T. Su, DDS - Pediatric Dentistry
Roger & Cheryl Evans
William & Karen Feth
Tina Floyd
Focus CFO Group LLC
ForeverLawn, Inc.
Thomas & Tammy Forsythe
Betty Foulk**
Mary Fox**
Joan Freeman
Charles & Monique Fuenning
Richard & Christine Gable
Donald Gale
Norman & Pamela Gaynor
Rebecca German
Grace Cathedral
David & Karen Grau
Timothy & Shanon Gray
Great Work Employment Services
Lynda Grieves
David & Jo Ann Gustafson
James and Deborah Haag
Foundation
James & Debra Hagarty**
Terrance Hale
Adrienne Hester
Daniel Hoehn
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Jesse & Rachel Hurst
Ideastream Public Media
International Paper
Tom & Sherrie Jackson
Jeffie’s Choice, Inc.
JoAnn Fabrics & Craft Stores
James & Susann Kandell
George & Michele Keith
Mike & Karen Kelly
Sharon Kimmy**
Ronald & Linda Kintz
Harry & Susan Klein
Mark & Lori Krohn
Diane Krum
Richard & Stacey Kyle
The Law Office of Mark E. Krohn
Aaron Lear
Nathan Lieb
Lawrence & Mary Lohman**
Greg & Kathy Long
Jacquelyn B. Love
Elizabeth Manson
Joe & Sara Marulli
John Matesich
Sheena & Ronnie Mays
Alice McFarland
Andrew McKeeton
Verna McKibben Memorial Foundation
William & Jamie McNutt
Medic Management Group, LLC
MGT Network Services
David Mickley
Microsoft Corporation
Eric & Margaret Miller**
W. Paul Mills and Thora J. Mills
Memorial Foundation
John & Kristine Mogen
Michael & Julie Moldvay
Richard & Cathy Monter
Amanda Montgomery
Gary & Janis Moore
Marshall & Mary Moore**
Dorothy & Michael Moser**
Marc Mucci**
The R.C. and Katharine Musson
Charitable Foundation
Daniel & Lorraine Nelson
David & Susanna Nelson
Lee & Barbara Nelson
John & Paige Nicholas
Bryan & Alina O’Connell
Howard & Trudi Orman
Ellen Orrill
David & Connie Owen
Stanley Pace*
Matthew & Rachel Pamer
The Pampered Chef
Kelly & Heather Pariso
The Arthur L. Parker Foundation
Penske Logistics
Allan & Joyce Piry
Rosemary Powley
Timothy & Katherine Rasinski
David Ray
Curt & Sigrid Reynolds**
Brian Richardson
Megan Robinette
Joyce Rodek
Roetzel & Andress
Michael Rohlf
Frank Rowe
The Glenn D. Rummell
Charitable Fund of Stark
Community Foundation
Barbara Salchak
SARTA
Jacob Scherger**
David & Ellen Schutter
Joseph & Joan Selden
Tim Sheahan
Earl & Nancy Sheehan
Sheetz Store 741
Sheetz Store 753
James & Janet Singleton
Tim & Elaine Sisler**
Herbert Smith
Janice Smith
Michael Smith & Jill Penrose Smith
Patrick & Sharon Smith
Sonoco
Mark & Elaine Spademan**
Linda Spaeth
William Spalding**
Gary & Patricia Spring
St. Mark Lutheran Church
St. Michael the Archangel
Catholic Church
Dennis & Isabelle Stombaugh
Scott & Ann Stuetzer
Summit County Engineer’s Office
Thomas Svoboda & Arlyce Deeter**
Jalal Tannous
Andrea Thome
Bard & Don Tolliver
Tri County Pallet Recycling Inc.
Peter Turk**
Utility Pipeline, Ltd.
Michael Valentine
Verna & John Vander Kooi
James & Linda Venner
Anthony & Leila Vespoli
Vincent & Sylvia Vielhaber
James Wagner
Herb & Becky Waidmann
Donald & Gretchen Waltman
Beth & Beth Wappler**
Wayside Furniture
Don & Gail Wehling**
Terence Wei
Orren D. and Polly G. Weitzel
Fund of the Wayne County
Community Foundation
Robert & Kimberly Wells
Zach Wemple
John & Carol White
Douglas & Barrie Whittington
Betty Wilkins
John Williams
Robert Wintermyer
Joseph & Patricia Wise
Matthew Woods
Patrick & Tracy Zappone**
John Ziegler
Andrew Bettick
Estate of Billie R. Coile
Jennifer Gaylor
Estate of Joan E. Marsh
Harvey & Kimberly Nelson
Bruno Rocca Irrevocable Trust
* deceased
** Sustainer Circle Member
Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of this annual report. We would appreciate notification of any errors or omissions in order to correct our records. To report errors or omissions, please contact Gina Campbell at gcampbell@acrfb.org or 330.535.6900.
Establishing strategic partnerships with local stakeholders is key to the Foodbank’s mission to feed more people. The relationships forged between the Foodbank and our passionate and committed Major Partners are vital to our community’s collective wellbeing. Thank you, Major Partners, for continuing to make a difference!
1 million + meals
Anonymous
The County of Summit
Giant Eagle
The J.M. Smucker Co.
Walmart & Walmart Foundation
200,000+ meals
Aldi Anonymous
Buehler’s Fresh Foods
The Christ Foundation
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
FirstEnergy
GAR Foundation
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Heinen’s Fine Foods
The Huntington Foundation
Huntington-Akron Foundation
Kaulig Companies Championship
Kovatch Castings, Inc.
The Estate of Joan E. Marsh
The Keith D. Monda Family
Nationwide Foundation
Northern Ohio Golf Charities & Foundation
Robert O. & Annamae Orr
Family Foundation
PepsiCo Beverages North America
Portage Lakes Polar Bear Club
Sam’s Club
Shearer’s Snacks
Target
Taylor Tele-Communications, Inc.
Timken Company Charitable and Educational Fund
David & Cheryl Venarge
Westfield
MISSION PARTNERS
80,000+ meals
1127 Construction, Inc.
Akron Area Interfaith Council
Akron Beacon Journal
Akron Community Foundation
Anonymous (5)
Jon & Kitty Antalvari
Bauhart Family
The Beaver Excavating Company
Bimbo Bakeries
BJ’s Wholesale Club
Bridgestone Americas
Canton Repository
Cargill, Inc.
The Chiron Family Charitable Fund
Christmas Groove
Citizens Bank
The Mary S. and David C. Corbin Foundation
Costco Wholesale
Country Pure Foods
James Deroche & Debra
Eisenstat-DeRoche
Yvonne Drum
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Fresh Thyme Market & Fresh
Thyme Giving Tree Foundation
Frito Lay, Inc.
The Gessner Family Foundation
Robert & Nancy Gessner
Diane L. Graham
Bruce & Erica Greer
Family Foundation
Greg & Tricia Griffith
Sandra L. & Dennis B. Haslinger
Family Foundation
Health Foundation of Greater Massillon
Integrated Marketing Technologies
Jersey Mike’s Subs
Kisling, Nestico & Redick, LLC
James & Grace Kozak
Kraft Heinz Company Foundation
Kristen Manes
Marc’s Matt & Baily Meeker
Meijer
The M.G. O’Neil Foundation
Charles E. & Mabel M. Ritchie
Memorial Foundation
The Samuel Reese Willis Foundation, Inc.
Sandridge Gourmet Salads
Subaru of America, Inc. & Serra Subaru
Sheetz For The Kidz
The Sisler McFawn Foundation
Lloyd L. and Louise K. Smith
Memorial Foundation
Summa Health System
Medical Staff
Superior Dairy
Synthomer Foundation
The TJX Companies Inc.
Kevin Tucker & Patricia Howell
Theodore & Maureen Unton
US Foods
Clayton Whitney
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
40,000+ meals
AEO, Inc. - American Eagle - Aerie
Andrew & Jessica Alleman
Amazon FC AKC1
Ameriprise Financial Services
Anonymous (7)
Richard & Linda Arter
James & Lisa Backlin
Thomas Bevan
Ken & Gerri Blum
BoxLunch
Buckeye Health Plan
Eileen Burg
Kenneth L. Calhoun
Charitable Trust
Case Farms
Cleveland Clinic
Clonrock Foundation
Stephen Comunale
Crum & Forster Insurance
CVS Health
Mary and Dr. George L. Demetros Charitable Trust
Dominion Energy
DoorDash
Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation
East Central Ohio Building & Construction Trades Council
Elm Ridge Event Center
Energy Harbor
Faith Family Church
Famous Enterprises, Inc.
Alex R. Feil & Arabella Winters
Fifth Third Bank
The Albert W. & Edith V. Flowers
Charitable Foundation
The Sam J. Frankino Foundation
Fresh Mark, Inc.
Laura B. Frick Charitable Trust
Christopher & Jane Gessner
The Giant Eagle Foundation
GOJO Industries, Inc.
Stacey & Jeffry Gonzalez
David & Susan Groves
Susan Habyan
Harwood Rubber Products, Inc.
The Hoover Foundation
Huntington National Bank
Incept Corporation
Integrity Fiber
IRG Realty Advisors
Charles R. Jelm Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Garry Jurgens
Kicks Lounge
Phyllis Knepper
Roger & Susan L’Hommedieu
Richard & Lisa Laubacher
The Lehner Family Foundation
Robert & Kathryn Leininger
Bill & Pearl Lemmon
Dale A. & Lucinda J.P. Leppo
Betty Levinson
Gary & Susan Lichten
Andy & Emily Little
Melany Minney
Laura R. & Lucian Q.
Moffitt Foundation
John & Karen Monacelli
Herbert & Dianne Newman
NJM Insurance Group
Ohio Harness Horsemen’s Association
Stephen & Jennifer Osvath
The Papa John’s Foundation for Building Community
Peoples Bank
Bill & Ginny Post
David & Julie Pratt
Progressive Insurance
ProVia
Louise Pursley
The Ada C. and Helen J. Rank Foundation
RPM3 Charitable Fund
Patricia Ruddle
James & Cynthia Rudick
Save-A-Lot
The Schiltz Family
Larry Shirk
Sikich LLP
Tim & Jennifer Smucker
Starbucks
Stark County Medical Society
State and Federal Communications Inc.
Julian & Kerry Steinberg
Synchrony
TANA Foundation
T.L. Squire & Company Inc.
William & Joan Thomas
Tri-County Restaurant Association, Inc.
United Way of Summit & Medina
WAKR, WONE, WQMX
Tom & Peggy Wartko
Elizabeth Watson
Mark & Liz Webster
Joseph & Cynthia Weinstein
The Welty Family Foundation
Ray Williams
Terry Link
CHAIR
Seaman Corporation
Amanda Montgomery
VICE CHAIR
Incept
Maureen DeSanzo
SECRETARY
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Greg Long
TREASURER
Retired, Long, Cook & Samsa, Inc.
Bill Artman
Giant Eagle
Rob Bowers
Westfield
Alison Breaux
Summit County Court of Common Pleas
Jerod Cherry
ESPN Cleveland
Rich Clark
GOJO Industries, Inc.
Kristin Hannon
Fresh Mark
Alicia LaMancusa
Akron Children’s Hospital
Teri Lash-Ritter
Cleveland Clinic Akron General
Annie McCauley
Sequoia Financial Group
Hyun Park
FirstEnergy
Jill Penrose
The J.M. Smucker Co.
Laura Query
Nationwide
Chris Richardson
CHC Addiction Services
Jonathan Thornton
ASW Global, LLC
Dan Flowers
PRESIDENT & CEO
Katie Carver Reed Vice President
Daniel R. Flowers President & CEO
Tim Sisler Advisory CFO
Colleen Benson Vice President, Development
Carol Crabtree Vice President, Human Resources
Jennifer Dyer Vice President, Operations
Leslie Genovese Regional Director, Stark County Campus
Michael Wilson Vice President, Marketing & Communications
350 Opportunity Parkway
Akron, OH 44307-2234
330.535.6900
akroncantonfoodbank.org
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