2016 Annual Report

PARTNERING for HEALTHY COMMUNITIES

IMPACT THROUGH ACTION 2 0 16 A N N U A L R E P O R T

As we initiated our 2017-2020 strategic plan we revisited our purpose and explored what differentiates our mission to create healthy communities through food education, access and advocacy. So if you’ve ever asked “Why Local Matters?” here are some things to consider: We have a preventable health crisis and a lack of resources, both of which demand our attention. The U.S. is 1st in health spending and 37th in health outcomes among developed countries, with 50% of adults who are pre-diabetic or have diabetes. And guess what? This is no longer just an issue of income inequality as many people assume − these issues are trending regardless of socio-economic status.

When it comes to food access, one in five children in our community lack a steady supply of nutritious food. Many people experience a scarcity of money, time and opportunity compounding the issue of food insecurity.

We believe that everyone has a right to food, and our long-term goal is a community free of diet-related disease and food insecurity. We exist to prevent these issues, to help people regain their health, and to create a supportive environment driven by dignity, celebration and equity, with food as the centerpiece.

These direct services are critical, and our work goes well beyond that because our ultimate goal is social and cultural change. Partnering with the City of Columbus and Franklin County, we are leaders in implementing a food plan to establish policies that will take our community further.

How will change happen? There are a lot of factors in play, from food policy to cultural norms. We are committed to supporting diverse populations from preschoolers to seniors and we are collaborative in our effort to integrate our work in the healthcare and housing sector, the educational system and at the workplace.

After all, these are local matters in each of our lives.

As you explore the stats, stories and strategies in this report, please consider how to elevate the message of our work in your daily life and in our community.

John Kirsner Board Chair Partner, Jones Day

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Michelle Moskowitz Brown Executive Director

IMPACT

TOTAL REACH in 2016

15%

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LOCAL MATTERS WORKS STRATEGICALLY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO PROVIDE SOLUTIONS THAT ARE POSITIVE, EFFECTIVE, NEIGHBORHOOD-SPECIFIC, AND MULTI-GENERATIONAL. THE ISSUE

Our communities face challenges to accessing affordable, nutritious food and culinary education that are systemic and will not be solved overnight.

We are bombarded with messages about food and, more often than not, the healthy choice is not the easy choice.

POSITIVE

Local Matters creates culture change by helping children from pre-k through high school develop positive attitudes, self-confidence and a language to talk about food. Kids are more willing to try new foods after working with our educators over the course of 24 weeks in a nurturing environment.

Research has consistently shown the positive influence that healthy food, physical activity and a caring adult can have on long-term health outcomes, like obesity prevention in children, early brain development and resiliency.

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EFFECTIVE

Many people want to make a change relative to food and health but are not sure how to do it. This is why our programs focus on simple, whole-foodbased messaging to make healthy and affordable cooking possible for people with diverse needs and abilities.

In 2016, adult participants reported improvements in their dietary health over the course of their involvement in our work. Participants decreased consumption of french fries and sugar-sweetened beverages by nearly 25 percent, and found the idea of cooking at home to be less intimidating after completing the program.

My son loves coming to the cooking classes in your kitchen and I appreciate that you give him a chance to do the cooking himself. It makes him feel like a chef! He tries – and LIKES – dishes that he would never try at home.

NEIGHBORHOOD-SPECIFIC

In our work with the City-County Local Food Action Plan, Local Matters gathered feedback from residents across seven diverse neighborhoods about visions for food in their communities. From gardens, to grocery stores, to increased education, community members shared hundreds of ideas.

These visions were condensed into the 27 actions that comprise the City of Columbus and Franklin County Local Food Action Plan, and progress is already being made: A group of New Americans from Bhutan and Nepal living in Northland came together to grow more food locally. Local Matters worked with residents to secure funding for the garden and install it on the grounds of the North YMCA.

- Jo Tyree CareSource Community Kitchen participant

MULTI-GENERATIONAL

Every year, we strive to increase the depth and breadth of our work. In order to support people in feeding their families and eating well, we continue to move beyond programs to work with kids, parents, teachers, caregivers and institutions in a multi-layered, multi-faceted approach.

In our pay-what-you-can classes at the CareSource Community Kitchen, we have children, parents, and grandparents cooking together. This work, coupled with intensive engagement at other neighborhood institutions and schools – like our year-round partnership at Moler Elementary – allows us to reach families to ensure cultural shifts around food and diet.

The main thing I heard was, ‘I don’t normally eat like this but I could definitely do this!’ I think what really stood out was the level of participation and true interest. There was quite the buzz afterwards.

- Quincy Williams Health and Wellness Coordinator Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority

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ADVOCATE:

2017-2020

STRATEGIC PLAN Our ambitious goals respond to the critical need for improvements in healthful food access and education, and represent our core values in action, in response to community needs.

MISSION:

TO CREATE HEALTHY COMMUNITIES THROUGH FOOD EDUCATION, ACCESS AND ADVOCACY. 2020 VISION: By 2020 we will have created systemic, food-related change across diverse populations and community settings.

LONG-TERM VISION: Equitable access to a sustainable food system and a community free of food-related chronic disease.

AFFECT PUBLIC AND INSTITUTIONAL POLICY Local Matters must participate in affecting policy at the local, state, and national level by assessing the current political landscape, increasing civic engagement, and developing a policy agenda aligned with our work.

Michelle Moskowitz Brown was appointed to the newly formed City of Columbus and Franklin County Local Food Board. This group of community leaders will work collaboratively to implement the food plan and affect policy. See: www.columbus.gov/lfap for more.

EXPAND:

GROW EXISTIN G PROGRA MS

Local Matters will continue expanding geographically and grow as a resource for individuals at each stage of life with comprehensive solutions to hunger and diet-related disease.

In 2016, ProMedica became a new Cooking Matters satellite partner in Toledo. Courses are taught at the Ebeid Institute, a comprehensive center that uses professional development and increased access to nutrition education and food to address social determinants of health.

CORE VALUES:

ADVOCACY

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EDUCATION

INSPIRATION

COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

CELEBRATION

INTEGRATE:

DIVERSIFY:

Local Matters will identify the most effective channel to integrate programs into patient care. Staff will continue to train physicians and healthcare providers on-site in our teaching kitchen.

We will strengthen inclusion practices and engage diversity in all facets of the organization. We will build accountability metrics into this process, acknowledging that investing in diversity and inclusion policies are critical success factors in our work.

INCREASE UTILIZATION OF PROGRAMS IN HEALTHCARE

Local Matters launched culinary medicine programming with residents at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Mt. Carmel Hospital and medical students at Ohio State University’s College of Medicine. Using the acclaimed curriculum offered by Tulane University’s Goldring Center for Culinary Medicine, we are giving doctors the tools they need to support their patients.

COMMIT TO DIV ERSITY A N D IN CL U SI O N

In 2016, we adopted a new tagline: “Partnering for Healthy Communities.” We acknowledge that our work can only be accomplished through partnership. It is critical to make sure neighborhood leaders and residents provide direct input to develop solutions for their community needs.

EVALUATE:

DEFINE AND MEASURE METRICS THAT MATTER Leadership recognizes the need to further develop assessment tools and implement an integrated evaluation system to determine program success, outcomes and behavior change through research-based methods.

In partnership with OhioHealth’s ENGAGE program, Local Matters offers Cooking Matters to existing diabetes health literacy programming. We have seen anecdotal evidence that patients who complete this series are better managing their disease through diet. We plan to secure funding to launch a more robust evaluation to demonstrate its impact on patients’ HbA1c levels – a key health indicator for individuals with diabetes.

Local Matters has a creative way of making food nutrition fun for our students! Whether it is a lesson in gardening, cooking, or understanding nutritional labels, our students always look forward to it. We are fortunate to have a partner with a platform that aligns with our vision for our kids.

- Sienna Daniel State Director After-School All-Stars Ohio

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S TAT E M E NT OF

FINANCIAL POSITION

2016 2015

Current Assets $336,183 $525,750 Fixed Assets, Net 216,021 7,838 Other Assets 18,024 15,000 Total Assets 570,228 548,588

Total Liabilities 60,353 68,996 Total Net Assets 509,875 479,592 Total Liabilities and Net Assets 570,228 548,588

S TAT E M E NT OF

ACTIVITIES

2016 2015

Contributions $936,753 $1,188,668 Earned Income 415,525 322,871 Total Revenue 1,352,278 1,511,539

Program $1,055,788 $911,798 Development and Marketing 199,667 144,083 Administrative 66,540 103,957 Total Expenses 1,321,995 1,159,838

Change in Net Assets 30,283 351,701 Beginning Net Assets 479,592 127,891 Ending Net Assets 509,875 479,592

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SPOTLIGHT: The culinary medicine course consisted of eight online modules about the relationship of food with specific health conditions including allergies, hypertension, diabetes, and even normal changes in dietary needs from birth to adulthood. Each module corresponded to a three hour in-class cooking session with Local Matters, during which we would discuss specific patient cases and cook according to a therapeutic diet for the cases at hand.

During classes at Local Matters, our discussions brought up many important points that all the students can apply when counseling patients. For example, I learned to focus on foods a patient should eat more of, rather than only things to limit. Also, remembering to encourage small changes at a time and emphasizing realistic goals are important for success.

My own experience cooking in Local Matters’ kitchen has given me personal examples to draw on when having discussions about diet and problem-solving obstacles such as finances, time restraints, and difficulty of meal preparation. My involvement with Local Matters has given me comfort in discussing food and cooking, particularly in a relatable way for patients to readily apply to daily life.

With the rising focus on the role of diet in health and disease, doctors attempt to provide some diet education for their patients and get many questions about what they should eat. Culinary Medicine is an evidence-based field that blends the art of food and cooking with the science of medicine thus providing a unique perspective.

Local Matters is uniquely qualified and positioned to be the best potential partner to Nationwide Children’s Hospital to help with this implementation and lend not only the expertise in culinary skills and whole foods but also their space (the fact that their new location is just across the street, is an added advantage). We hope that this collaboration will continue and solidify over the coming years.

Ala Shaikhkhalil, MD Gastroenterology & Nutrition Nationwide Children’s Hospital

I am grateful for my involvement with Local Matters and the Culinary Medicine program, and I am excited to continue learning and applying these skills because I know they will be a powerful tool for me as a future physician.

Kelsey Sicker

MD Candidate, Class of 2019 Culinary Medicine Program Peer Coordinator The Ohio State University College of Medicine

2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

VOLUNTEERS THAT SERVED 20+ HOURS IN 2016 Pam Archer

Charise Pettit

Erica Baumker

Christine Prasse

Rebecca Bezaire

Cathy Presper

Rita Cabral

Jessica Price

Mary Cismowski

Kristin Rhee

Brian Cluxton

Rosemary Riley

Dave Cosart

Cody Robis

Tiffany DeSilva

Jose Roman

Todd Disbennett

Alice Rush Rhodes

Mary Beth Einerson

Jake Scheuer

Patricia Ezoua

Yibo Shao

Ginny Geddes

Rachyl Smith

Jenna Goodman

Hannah Smith

Caitlyn Harrington

Lauren Stanton

Lisa Hoffman

Melany Telfer

Lauren Howard

Claire Wang

Reuben Isaac

Jennifer White

Florence Jain

Robin Wood

Ben Justice

Courtney Zielinski

Melissa Kleis Adam Korte Jaclyn Lipp Amy Noethlich

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FOUNDATIONS & INDIVIDUALS: $50,000+

Kimberly & Mark Allison CareSource Foundation Karen & Michael Jones Fund of the Lurie Family Charitable Fund of The Columbus Foundation

$20,000-49,999

Aetna Foundation American Electric Power Foundation Cardinal Health Foundation The City of Columbus Robert B. Hurst Fund of The Columbus Foundation Medical Mutual of Ohio Charitable Fund of The Columbus Foundation Mary-Lynn Niland & Derek McClellan Judy & Tom Tansky The William J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation United Way of Central Ohio

$10,000-19,999

Susannah Ross & Kevin Barney Bob Evans Farms Foundation of The Columbus Foundation The CarMax Foundation Elizabeth Crane Fund of The Columbus Foundation Robert E. Holmes Natural Resources Fund of The Columbus Foundation Nancy J. Kingsley Lisa G. Han & John Kirsner L Brands Foundation Beth Crane & Richard McKee The Harry C. Moores Foundation

$5,000-9,999

ADAMH of Franklin County Boyd W. Bowden DO Memorial for New Gardens of the Osteopathic Heritage Foundation Rosalind & Gregg Berhalter Katie & Eamon Burgess Chloe Foundation Fund of The Columbus Foundation Chester B. & Harriet D. Isaac Fund of The Columbus Foundation Moritz Family Foundation Ohio Children’s Foundation Presper Family Fund of The Columbus Foundation JoAnn & John Rohyans Subaru of America Foundation, Inc. Leah & Brian Westwater

Nesbitt - Westwater Fund of The Columbus Foundation

$2,500-4,999

Clif Bar Family Foundation Tom E. Dailey Foundation Christine & Peter Edwards Shannon & Brent Holbert Ingram-White Castle Foundation Lucky’s Market Charitable Foundation Pam Archer & Mark Quinlan Katie Tansky & Slate Ribic Betsy & Bryan Ross Fund of the Lurie Family Charitable Fund of The Columbus Foundation Workman Wacker Family Foundation of The Columbus Foundation

$1,000-2,499

Angela Cook & Ryan Arbogast Baird Foundation, Inc. The Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. Big Lots Foundation Gretchen & Michael Bonasera Michelle Moskowitz Brown & Aaron Brown Kerry Shaw & Brent Brown Friends of Katie & Eamon Burgess Christina & Scott Caine Rosemary Riley & Frank Darr Marcia Miller & Kevin Eigel Fun Fund of The Columbus Foundation Ihuoma & Okechukwu Eneli Shella Farooki J. Amery Fitch & Kathleen M. Fox Fund of The Columbus Foundation Shauna & Jeff Garshon Louisa & Ron Green in honor of Todd Mills Brandy & Joshua Hill Orelle Jackson Tony Jones Kimberly & Scott Kelly Lisa & Scot Lindsey Martha & Gerard Marcom Family Charitable Fund Peter & Jennifer McCaffrey Fund of Coastal Community Foundation of SC Shawna Larue Moraille & Rich Moraille George Barrett & Deborah Neimeth Fund of The Columbus Foundation Lori Hunter Overmyer & Don Overmyer Sheri & David Schwarz Kelly & Robert Shenton Julie & Dave Standley

Jerry R. & Debbie Stephens Family Fund of The Columbus Foundation Kathryn & Matt Stephens Mary & Steven Weiler

$500-999

Adams Legacy Foundation Dana & Brent Adler Janet Armstrong Kate & Ted Bauer Susi Havens-Bezaire & David L Bezaire J. Skylar & Theresa Burgess Marya & Jim Cassandra Einerson Family Charitable Fund Jennifer & Chad Ciccarelli Columbus Medical Association Foundation’s Youth Advisory Council Stacey & Josh Gaines Little Garden Club of Columbus Rosemary Fund of The Columbus Foundation Liv Gjestvang Shari Hicks-Graham Cindy Hilsheimer Scott’s Miracle-Gro Community Gardens Fund Susan Hutchins Susan & Matthew Kairis Mary Duffey & Tony Logan Edward Nassar Angela & John Petro Philanthropy Ohio on behalf of The Columbus Foundation J. Timothy Riker Brian Taylor Winifred Williams of Winnie Williams’ Bees Leslyn & Richard Wheeless Angela & Josh Wolff

$250-499

American Century Investments Foundation Amy & Jeremy Baskes Friends of BeyFit Columbus Connie & Rick Boerkoel Central Ohio Primary Care Physicians Foundation Susan & Randy Chiki Kassie Clouser Kelly Lynn Conklin Joseph Cosgrove Dan Crane Jeffrey William Demoen Jason Fain Sallie Quammen & Charlie Fazio Sarah & Gabe Gigliello Kay & Randy Gilletly Shelly Harvey KEBL Family Fund of The Columbus Foundation

Jennifer & Brian Kelly Jamie & Rory Kemp Stephen Kostelnik Lurie Family Charitable Fund of The Columbus Foundation Asher Mendelsohn Sara & George Ortlip Colleen Renner Anne & David Ring Rebecca Shaffer Mary Lou & Tom Shaw Marlee & Richard Snowdon Jodi Kushins & Dan Spurgeon Tamara Ann Turner Karin & Larry Turowski Adam Fazio & Karl Whittington Nancy & Dale Whittington

$100-249

AmazonSmile Foundation Nicole & Ken Amicon Lisa Antolino in acknowledgement of the volunteer efforts of Pam Archer Grace Baratta & Noel Baratta Jr. Gail Batt Kevin Beerman Mary Bezaire Leonard Black Brian Boekman Elizabeth & Anthony Bonarrigo Laura Robertson-Boyd & Bob Boyd Jeff Breece Jennifer Brickner York Pamela & Parker Bridgeport Steve Brock Kathleen & Robern Brown Susan Brown Jynel Casey Philippe Chahine Marino Colatruglio Zachary Cooperrider Alexis Gano & Aaron Cox Judith Czarnecki Jody Delong Jacks Amy & Thomas Dewey Lindsey Dunleavy Andrea Edwards John English Maristella Evangelista Ali Hill & Chris Ford Lisa & Corey Goldsand Angela Hanna Jen Heath Sharon Hostak-Hemann & Rick Hemann Joyce Hite Jessica Hoffman David Hrabe

Florence Jain Wendi Jenkins Tom Karl Linda Sinoway & Doug Kelly Kathryn Kiefer​ Isaure Knox-Kelly Michele & Kyle Kraning Arica Kress Julie Kronenberger Rachel & Jason Lichten Chuck Lynd Thomas & Nicole MacKinnon Eri Mansfield Gabriela & Jeff May Lisa D. McCoy Lisa McKivergin Sandra A. Metzler Melissa Meyer Jay Michael Nationwide Insurance Foundation Linda Pace Shannon Paige Susie & George Pattison Kim Penzone Sharon & Anthony Perez Kenneth Peters Nancy & Robert Pettigrew Leigh Phay Dani Robbins Kim & Ken Robinette Debra & Martin Rosenthal Judy Ross Sarah Ryan Emily Schoedinger Jacqueline Smith Shannon Snead in honor of Michelle Moskowitz Brown Barbara & Ron Solomon Brett Stauffer Burton Steck Tracie & Tod Steele Debbie & Doug Stevens Edward Straub Amy & Glen Sullivan Fund of The Columbus Foundation Jessica & John Sullivan Krista & Tim Sullivan Ryan Sullivan Angela Terrill Sonya & David Thesing Pamela Thomas Bryce Thornton Barbara Waters & Gerald Todaro Joseph Tonges The Religious School at Temple Israel & Agudas Achim​ Anne VanBuskirk

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Noreen Warnock Melissa Weber Diana Webster Tamera Weis Marilyn Welker Jenny & Dustin Wheatley Craig White Jim Wooster Karin & Raymond Wurapa Pam Young Terry Spaeth & Andrew Zakrajsek Heather & Nick Zerbi

$100 & Under

Abbott Fund Jennifer & Donald Anderson Ayelet Ben-David Ashley Benton Josephine Birkhoff Richard Blades Holly Borghese Michele & Frank Boscarillo Elise Burgess Troy Carlson Melissa Cerda-Richards Jim Coe Troy Crawford James Curtin Aniko D’Amico Kelsey Stevens, Melissa & Stephanie Damnon Lisa Daris Karyn Deibel Lindsy Delco Alan Deutschendorf Michelle Kozak & Terry Eisele Brynn Erdy on behalf of the Home & Garden Show Briana Fields Shannon Fillingim William Galli Ginny Geddes Ben Gibbons Shannon Gilley Kathryn Green Susan Green Janine Hanigan Richard Hendrix Helen Hoffelt Erin Hoppe Friends of Imagine Great Western Academy Stephanie Interliggi Shanna Jaggars Mary E. Jordan Amy Kesting Kelly Klein Alexandra M. Konet

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Gail Larned Bonnie & David Latman Matthew Leasure Deborah Light Jaclyn Lipp Elise Luber Jacob Manser Nicole McAllister Richard McCoy Erik McGuinness Pat McKnight Steve McMillan JoAnne Meyers Samuel Morgan Francis Moricca Joe Mullins Felicity Nesham-West Sarah Nichols Alison Norris Jeff Orlando Ashley McKee & John Osinski George Peach James A. Pearsol James Pugh Genevieve Reiner Kristin Rhee Rho Omicron at Mount Carmel College of Nursing Jamie Rice Robert Riekofski Anastasia Olga Rogich Paula Ryan Paul Ryder Caroline Sanker Ken Schory Jennifer Seifert Craig Seipel Susan Seletz Renee Shaffer Noreen & John Shaw Heather Shea Jessica Shimberg Orlene & Stephen Shimberg Judy & Michael Smith Michelle Smith Monica & Ted Smith Brianne Snyder Lynn Stan Nick Stanich Leigh Staub Cara Stevens Marlene Stewart Carly M. Stoneberg Randee Stroud Erin Tarr Tracey & Steve Tashjian​

Kelly Thiel Regina Acosta Tobin & Jeffrey Tobin Scott Treadwell Catherine & Joe Turcer Katherine Turner Jessica VanCleave Kathryn & Andrew Viglietta Charles Vinsant Mike & Katy Walker Diana Westhoff Laura Wiles Mallory Williams Cathy Williard Taylor Wilson Suki & Matt Wochna Barbara Wyrick Sarah York Laura Zimmerman

CORPORATE SUPPORT: $25,000+

American Electric Power Columbia Gas of Ohio Fahlgren Mortine

$10,000-24,999

Great River Organics The Kroger Co. Summerfield Advertising Tansky Sawmill Toyota Toyota Dealer Match Program Two Caterers

$5,000-9,999 Crane Group Huntington Jones Day Ohio HD Premier Allergy

$2,500-4,999 AEP Ohio CareSource Chipotle Mexican Grill Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams Little Eater McGraw-Hill Education Nationwide Children’s Hospital OhioHealth Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated Wagenbrenner Development Zink Foodservice Group

$1,000-2,499

The Arlington Bank Atlantic Management Center, Inc. Carlile Patchen & Murphy LLP Central Ohio Primary Care: Step By Step Pediatrics Clark Schaefer Hackett Columbus Crew SC Compton Construction Corna Kokosing Dupler Office Elford, Inc. The Fitness Loft Hamilton Parker Company Hopkins Printing Ice Miller LLP Integrated Building Systems Lindsay Acura Mercator Club of Columbus Middle West Spirits Merrill Lynch: Anthony Mabry & Alan Beymer Plante Moran SafeAuto Safelite AutoGlass Sequent Sullivan Builders The Wonderful Company Worthington Optimal Wellness

$500-999

ATAM Inc. Dublin Women’s Club JP Morgan Chase & Co. Seasoned Farmhouse UA Fitness

$250-499

5th Avenue Floral Avant-Garde Art & Craft Shows CAPA Columbus Columbus Pedal Wagon Hyatt Regency Columbus Jorgensen Farms Oakland Nursery Shadowbox Live Smith Research, Inc. Stauf’s Sweat Local Columbus Swing State Consulting The Twisted Vine UnitedHealth Group Whole Foods Market WhyHunger, Inc. Wolf’s Ridge Brewing

$100-249

barre3 The Bottle Shop Cameron Mitchell Restaurants Central Ohio Spine & Joint Corepower Yoga Donato’s Due Amici Land-Grant Brewing Company Milestone 229 Mukha Custom Cosmetics Northstar Cafe Professional Imagery LLC Rose Bredl Seven Studios The Table The Union Cafe Weiland’s Market WS Trading LLC

Veritas Tavern Vertical Adventures Vice Barber Virtue Salon The W Nail Bar Yellow Brick Pizza YourCause Zest Juice Co.

$100 & Under

1808 American Bistro Angry Bear Kitchen Athleta The Blue Jackets Bluffton University Braveheart Sales Performance LTD Buffington’s Flowers Capitol One Cimi’s Columbus Running Company CV Real Property Cycle 614 Doohike Soap Figlio G. Michael’s Hot Chicken Takeover Hyde Park Steakhouse Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream Katalina’s The King Arthur Flour Company, Inc. The Kitchen Native Cold Pressed North High Brewing Oakland Nursery Ohio Auto Club Open Sky Day Spa Pocket Produce Pure Barre The Refectory Studio Elements Studio on Bridge The Sycamore Thunderdome Restaurant Group TITLE boxing

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BOARD

STAFF

John Kirsner, Board Chair

Jones Day

Michelle Moskowitz Brown, Executive Director

Lori Hunter Overmyer, Vice Chair

Goettler Associates, Inc. Michael Jones, Immediate Past Chair

Good Food Enterprises Brent Holbert, Treasurer

Fahlgren Mortine

Adam Fazio, Director of Development Katie Hart, Food Educator Laura Helland, Wellness Matters Associate Amanda Hemann, Development and

Communications Project Manager Jesse Hickman, Growing Matters Program Manager

Rosemary Riley, PhD, LD, Secretary

Straight Talk: Nutrition, LLC

Mary Hopmann, Director of Operations

Michael Bonasera, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP

Monique McCoy, Food Educator

Katie Burgess, Burgess Senior Living Management Scott Caine, Atlas Butler Ihuoma Eneli, MD, MS

Center for Healthy Weight and Nutrition,

Nationwide Children’s Hospital Shauna Garshon, Brandperx Sarah Gigliello, Huntington Bank Orelle Jackson, OhioHealth Tony Jones, CareSource Scott Kelly, NiSource Scot Lindsey, Cardinal Health David Schwarz,The Schwarz Group,

Robert W. Baird & Co. Julie Standley, American Electric Power

Michael Lantow, Cooking Matters Program Manager Rachel Nelson, AmeriCorps Cooking Matters

Course Coordinator Will Petrik, Grants Associate Laura Robertson-Boyd, Executive Chef Korir Russell, Sous Chef Elisha Sparks, Food Educator Victoria Strickland, Food Matters Program Manager Jori Turner, Food Educator Noreen Warnock, Co-founder and

Director of Community Outreach Diana Webster, Bookkeeper Sarah Wharmby, Volunteer and Operations Manager Colleen Yuhn, Wellness Matters Program Manager

Judy Tansky, PhD, Tansky Sawmill Toyota,

Fisher College of Business

at The Ohio State University Andrew Wapner, DO, The Ohio State University Brian Westwater, Crane Group Mireille Hartley, Board Fellow

Fisher College of Business

at The Ohio State University

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