You helped feed thousands of children, families and seniors A NOTE FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT & CEO
Our neighbors shouldn’t have to choose between feeding their children, keeping the lights on or affording prescriptions. Because of generous supporters like you, Ozarks Food Harvest helped thousands of children, families and seniors avoid those tough decisions last fiscal year. The Food Bank provided 21 million meals across southwest Missouri through our network of faith-based and community charities.
That’s incredible work, especially as food costs and demand have reached record-level highs. Rising costs in childcare, housing and food continue to put families in the Ozarks in difficult situations. Ozarks Food Harvest has responded by serving more than 70,000 of our neighbors –enough to serve the entire community of Joplin, Missouri – each month.
For more than 40 years, The Food Bank has impacted the lives of people across the Ozarks because we’re good stewards of every donation that comes through our door. Charity Navigator, America’s largest and most-utilized charity evaluator, recognized this by awarding The Food Bank our 13th consecutive Four-Star Rating in 2024, which designates us as an official “Give with Confidence” charity.
As we look toward the future, Ozarks Food Harvest remains committed to meeting the need for children, families and seniors facing hunger across the Ozarks. But to do that, we need your help.
For every dollar you donate, we’re able to provide $10 worth of groceries. And, you can rest assured that your gift is being spent wisely because The Food Bank continues to spend 96 cents of every dollar on food distribution.
Read on to learn more about the incredible accomplishments The Food Bank has achieved this year with your help. Thank you for your compassion and for helping Transform Hunger into Hope.
With gratitude,
Kenny Ross Board President
Bart Brown President/CEO
OZARKS
FOOD HARVEST
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
“No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted." - Aesop
TRANSFORMING HUNGER INTO HOPE
Ozarks Food Harvest’s mission is to Transform Hunger into Hope in southwest Missouri. When you support The Food Bank, you’re joining a network to help children, families and seniors across southwest Missouri access the food they need to thrive. Ozarks Food Harvest rescues, processes and distributes food to more than 270 faith-based and community charities across 28 counties to reach our neighbors facing hunger.
We believe ending hunger should be a priority in southwest Missouri. People rely on Ozarks Food Harvest’s programs to get the food they need. That’s why we’re committed to expanding and improving hunger-relief initiatives that increase access to food for our neighbors facing hunger. We couldn’t do it without you.
5.1 MILLION POINTS OF SERVICE
270+ TOTAL FAITH-BASED & COMMUNITY PARTNERS
THE REALITY OF HUNGER
Food is the basic need that allows us – and our communities – to thrive. The reality is food insecurity has reached record levels. Inflated costs of groceries and basic necessities have led more than 70,000 children, families and seniors to seek assistance from our network each month for over a year. With 1 in 5 children and 1 in 6 adults facing hunger in southwest Missouri, food insecurity rates in our service area are now higher than both national and state averages.
Donations of funds, food and time make it possible for Ozarks Food Harvest to get purchased and rescued food into the hands of our neighbors facing hunger.
RETAIL DONATIONS
Food donated by grocery and retail companies.
MANUFACTURING DONATIONS
Food donated by manufacturing companies.
FEDERAL COMMODITIES
Food provided by government programs.
PURCHASED FOOD
Groceries purchased from manufacturers and distributers to fill donation gaps, made possible with monetary donations from supporters like you.
SNAP MEALS
Meals enabled by Ozarks Food Harvest’s SNAP referral and application assistance programs.
When you donate to The Food Bank, your impact is amplified across one-third of the state of Missouri.
TOGETHER WE FEED THE OZARKS, ONE COUNTY AT A TIME
In FY24, donors made it possible to distribute 23.6 million pounds of food through our network. Ozarks Food Harvest also awarded $467,000 in grants for food and infrastructure, such as equipment and facility updates, so our partner charities could better serve our neighbors. That’s a total value of $44,892,799 in food and funds!
MEALS AND GRANTS DISTRIBUTION BY COUNTY
TOTAL: 21,012,594 MEALS
OZARKS FOOD HARVEST AND CROSSLINES CELEBRATE
33 YEARS OF FEEDING FAMILIES AND CHANGING LIVES
In May 2024, Ozarks Food Harvest donated our 10 millionth meal to Crosslines since our partnership began 33 years ago. Crosslines of Springfield is one of Ozarks Food Harvest’s partner charities and a leading food pantry in Greene County, directly serving more than 1,700 families each month. Through their partnership with The Food Bank, Crosslines distributes USDA food, Senior Boxes, fresh produce and other food items to help our hardworking neighbors put meals on the table.
Neighbors like Mike.
Mike is one of Crosslines’s most dedicated volunteers, and he’s also one of their most grateful food recipients.
Mike joined the Senior Food Box program at Crosslines after his father passed away two years ago. He had already been volunteering at the pantry for a short while, but was reluctant to ask for help because he grew up believing people only cared about you if they wanted something from you. As a retired senior himself, Mike was suddenly living on just a single fixed income after his father passed. It was the acceptance and compassion of Crosslines staff and volunteers that finally convinced him to ask for help.
“I didn’t know the kindness of people,” Mike shared. “I never grew up that way, so to ask for something was different for me. And then to find out that they actually cared about me meant quite a bit.”
Mike is one of thousands of people who get help from Crosslines every month. Partner charities like these across southwest Missouri work to ensure neighbors have access to the food they need to thrive – and it makes a big difference. Like Mike said, “It might make the difference between whether someone chooses to get medication or not, because I’ve been in that situation myself in the past couple years before I started getting the Senior Box.”
The success of our network relies on generous donors and volunteers like you. Thank you for your support of neighbors like Mike.
Ozarks Food Harvest provides 70% of the food our network of charities distributes.
WHEN CHILDREN ARE FED, FUTURES ARE NOURISHED
Getting enough food is an important first step to ensure kids achieve their goals. For many children experiencing food insecurity, they rely on school meals to keep them fed during the week. But what happens when they can’t access school meals on weekends, evenings and breaks? Your support helps Ozarks Food Harvest operate programs that ensure kids have the nourishing meals they need to thrive.
WEEKEND BACKPACK PROGRAM
The Weekend Backpack Program provides local students with a bag of nutritious, child-friendly food to take home every weekend of the school year. In FY24, more than 1,500 children were enrolled in this program, which is completely funded by generous donations from our community.
“As a teacher, when I send my students home at night and on long weekends, I can only pray that all their basic needs are being met. [Ozarks Food Harvest] allows my students to not go to bed with a hungry belly and better set them up for success in all aspects of life.”
– CRANE ELEMENTARY TEACHER
AFTER-SCHOOL & SUMMER FOOD PROGRAMS
Ozarks Food Harvest sponsors local After-School and Summer Food sites through federally funded programs that help provide nutritious meals to children when they’re not at school.
6 COUNTIES 52,950 MEALS 50,169 SNACKS 13 SITES
SCHOOL PANTRIES
58,794 FOOD BAGS SCHOOLS
59 15 COUNTIES
Ozarks Food Harvest partners with school pantries to allow students access to nutritious food during or after school hours. School pantries help families overcome barriers to food access such as transportation. Parents and guardians can get food while they're already picking up their children, or kids can bring food home on the bus.
10 4 COUNTIES
82,930 MEALS SITES
"It feels good to get a food bag because it helps my family so they don't have to spend their money on food for the house so we won't starve. And to save our money to get a football so me and my dad can practice for me to play football." – BENTLEY, AGE 10
WE SUPPORT FAMILIES AS THEY WORK TO PUT MEALS ON THE TABLE
rely on your donations to keep these programs running and improving.
Food insecurity impacts every county in our service area, and families now report needing $100 more per month to be food secure compared to last year. In addition to partnerships with charities, Ozarks Food Harvest operates direct-relief programs to reach underserved communities such as rural towns, where our neighbors experience food insecurity at higher rates than urban areas. We rely on your donations to keep these programs running and improving.
MOBILE FOOD PANTRY
Our Mobile Food Pantry program delivers groceries directly to towns where food assistance is scarce. Product is served off a truck to families and seniors facing hunger in just a couple hours. These distributions remove barriers to food assistance like limited storage at our partner charities and transportation issues.
The Food Bank’s Mobile Food Pantry and Senior Produce Pantry programs provided food to 54,453 people facing hunger with 879,416 meals in FY24.
Our trucks traveled 22,361 miles to more than 22 distribution sites across 11 counties.
36% had or medicine
41% of neighbors facing hunger were forced to choose between food or utilities
TOUGH CHOICES
Our neighbors facing hunger are forced to make tough choices to make ends meet.
41% of neighbors facing hunger were forced to choose between food or utilities
41% of neighbors facing hunger were forced to choose between food or utilities
36% had to choose between food or medicine and medical care
36% had to choose between or medicine and medical care 29% chose between food or transportation 28% had to choose between food or housing
29% food 28% between 64% purchased even if it wasn’t 41% had to choose between food or utilities
36% had to choose between food or medicine and medical care 29% chose between food or transportation 28% had to choose between food or housing
29% had to choose between food or transportation 28% had to choose between food or housing 36% had to choose between food or medicine and medical care
29% chose between food or transportation 28% had to choose between food or housing
64% purchased the least expensive item even if it wasn’t the healthiest option
SNAP OUTREACH
64% purchased the least expensive item even if it wasn’t the healthiest option
Ozarks Food Harvest provides application assistance to individuals applying for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. Applying to SNAP can seem daunting and complicated, especially when people are already facing tough times. Our SNAP outreach coordinators remove this barrier so neighbors can access the food they need. In FY24, SNAP helped provide 1.7 million meals.
64% purchased the least expensive item even if it wasn’t the healthiest option
SNAP outreach generated an estimated $9.5 million in local economic impact that supported local grocers, farmers and truckers.
“I decided to try out the Mobile Food Pantry because, at that point in time, we were struggling. I mean, you guys are lifesavers, especially towards the end of the month when we don’t have anything. You guys have just saved us so many times from not being able to feed our kids.”
- KIM, NEIGHBOR
FEEDING SENIORS REDUCES HARD CHOICES
Seniors are the fastest-growing demographic to face hunger. In fact, adults over age 60 now make up one-third of the people we serve. Seniors often face unique challenges that make getting the food they need harder, like mobility issues, special dietary needs and fixed incomes that aren’t keeping pace with the cost of groceries. With our aging population, we’ve prioritized programs that help seniors get the nutritious meals they need. This year, your support ensured thousands of seniors could put meals on the table.
"This food from Ozarks Food Harvest’s [Mobile Food Pantry] has helped me eat better. Like me, these people getting food today don’t really have the money to buy a lot of the food you give here. What you can’t buy, you do without."
- ROY, SENIOR NEIGHBOR
SENIOR MOBILE PRODUCE PANTRY
Donor contributions in combination with a grant from Feeding America have helped us continue our Senior Mobile Produce Pantry for the third year. With your support, we distribute boxes of protein, pantry staples and of course, fresh fruits and vegetables, to seniors in underserved counties. Thank you for helping seniors in rural communities remove barriers to good health and independence.
SENIOR FOOD BOXES
Ozarks Food Harvest partners with senior centers, churches and food pantries to distribute 4,430 boxes of USDA food to income-eligible seniors every month. Senior Food Boxes are assembled by volunteers at our distribution center and delivered to partner charities who serve local seniors directly. In FY24, volunteers assembled 50,794 boxes, providing more than 1.2 million meals to seniors facing hunger!
Senior Food Boxes consist of easy-to-prepare, nutrient-rich items like fruits, peanut butter, beans, canned meat, milk, cheese, rice and pasta.
“This food has helped me a bunch. My wife passed away a few months ago and [the food] really helped. All of the sudden, my income changed. The people here – I just love them. They are so kind.”
- BARRY, SENIOR NEIGHBOR
THE COST PER MEAL IS NOW A 10% INCREASE FROM LAST YEAR. $3.58
FOOD
RESCUE AND HUNGER RELIEF GO HAND-IN-HAND
"Ozarks Food Harvest helped Least of These continue to provide services with choice and dignity during a time we were facing increased demand and cost."
– KRISTY CARTER, LEAST OF THESE
More food is produced than eaten each year, yet thousands of our neighbors still face hunger. The problem is food waste, which happens at every level of food production from harvesting to table scraps. An estimated 89 million tons of food is wasted annually across the U.S. – the equivalent of 149 billion meals.
RETAIL PICK-UP PROGRAM
Ozarks Food Harvest’s Retail Pick-Up Program rescues food from local retailers and grocers that does not meet standards for retail sales, but is still safe for consumption. As a Feeding America food bank, we follow strict food safety guidelines. Volunteers sort donated product for food safety standards before it’s distributed to our network.
In FY24, this program diverted 266 truckloads of food from ending up in local landfills and distributed it to our neighbors facing hunger.
FULL CIRCLE GARDENS
Transforming Hunger into Hope is not just about the quantity of food we distribute, but the quality of meals our neighbors can put on the table. Our Full Circle Gardens Program is crucial to increasing access to fresh, nutritious and locally-grown fruits and vegetables.
THE FOOD BANK FARM
Assisted by generous volunteers, we’re able to grow an average of 14,000 pounds of produce per year at our Food Bank Farm in Rogersville.
In FY24, The Full Circle Gardens program distributed nearly 93,000 pounds of fresh, local produce.
“I’m struck by the genuine passion [of Full Circle Gardens staff]. They told us how much we harvested and where it was going. I couldn’t believe how much we harvested in that amount of time. That’s why we started sending a group to volunteer regularly.”
- DAVE AHLSTRAND, JOHN DEERE REMAN
LOCAL FARM AND GARDEN PARTNERSHIPS
We work with more than 50 local farms and gardens who donate their extra produce for our neighbors facing hunger. Our Glean Team volunteers harvest excess crop directly from their land, and produce is immediately distributed to our network for maximum freshness. Local farms and gardens donated 55,400 pounds of produce in FY24.
GARDEN-TO-GO KITS
The Food Bank distributed nearly 9,000 Garden-to-Go Kits in FY24 to help families facing hunger in the Ozarks grow their own food. Kits consisted of seeds for vegetables, flowers and herbs, along with a planting calendar, links to gardening instructions and budget-friendly cookbooks.
PLANT-A-ROW DONATIONS
Generous local gardeners use their garden space to grow produce for our neighbors in need. By designating an extra row for Ozarks Food Harvest, local growers donated over 19,000 pounds of fruits and vegetables in FY24.
A REMARKABLE YEAR FOR VOLUNTEERS
In FY24, 3,740 volunteers generously gave 30,000 hours to help end hunger with Ozarks Food Harvest, processing 5.4 million pounds of food.
Not only are volunteers crucial to moving food through The Food Bank and into the hands of our neighbors facing hunger, their time also multiplies the impact of your dollar. The value of volunteer hours in FY24 equaled $926,000! Their time means more of your dollars go directly towards hunger-relief programs and food distribution.
69,500 pounds of local produce were harvested by the Glean Team
3.5 million pounds of rescued product and donations were sorted and packed
The hours donated by volunteers in FY24 was the equivalent of 14 FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES
“For the last nine years of my life, this has been one of the most enjoyable places I’ve been able to go.”
– DON LANDON
93-YEAR-OLD DON LANDON HONORED FOR 2,000 HOURS OF SERVICE
Don gave his time at The Food Bank for nine years to help his neighbors facing hunger. He was honored with a celebration event, a local news feature and adding his name to the 2,000 hours branch on our Gift of Time Tree.
THE LAUNCH OF THE VOLUNTEER AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
Eight volunteers were selected for their passion and dedication to be Ozarks Food Harvest’s first Volunteer Ambassadors. They help Ozarks Food Harvest engage with the community by serving as representatives at events, speaking engagements and volunteer sessions. We’re lucky to have many volunteers who are so enthusiastic about our mission that they become advocates for the organization.
A DRAMATIC INCREASE IN HOPE NOTE CREATION
It’s our goal that every Weekend Backpack has an encouraging Hope Note inside for the child receiving it. Positive words of encouragement let kids know their community cares about them. In FY24, volunteers, businesses, student organizations and more took notice of this opportunity, using their creativity to make 4,830 Hope Notes for children facing hunger.
“So many people who volunteer are retired. I think it’s so important that Ozarks Food Harvest doesn’t age out of willing and enthusiastic volunteers. The Food Bank is a necessary resource for so many people.”
SPECIAL EVENTS SPREAD AWARENESS
AND RAISE
FUNDS
Special events engage the community in our mission, raising awareness, funds and food to help end hunger in southwest Missouri. The Food Bank holds dozens of events throughout the year in partnership with local businesses and organizations, with our biggest month of events falling during Hunger Action Month in September. In FY24, special events raised $437,800 to help neighbors facing hunger keep meals on the table.
Check Out HUNGER
Ozarks Food Harvest partnered with 60 local grocers for the 25th annual Check Out Hunger campaign, which raised 142,000 meals for families facing hunger during the holiday season.
FOOD FIGHT
Springfield Public Schools and community partners raised food and funds during Food Fight 2024 presented by Rapid Roberts. Students and partners collected 57,000 meals for children and families in the Ozarks.
Over the course of 25 years, Hungerthon has raised more than $3 million for the Weekend Backpack Program!
HUNGER ACTION MONTH
SEPTEMBER 2023
For the 25th year, the community tuned in to this four-day radio-thon with iHeartRadio Springfield to raise funds for the Weekend Backpack Program. Thanks to event sponsors and hundreds of generous listeners, Hungerthon 2023 collected an incredible $252,900 to sponsor 703 kids in the Weekend Backpack Program.
The annual Go Orange Auction raises funds to support the Weekend Backpack Program. Thanks to our 2023 auction donors, our online auction raised $4,475 to provide weekend meals for kids.
EMPTY BOWLS 2023
Local artists donated hand-made bowls for Empty Bowls 2023 presented by Holmes and Griffeth Financial Planners. The event raised $6,455 to support the Weekend Backpack Program.
To view a full list of Hunger Action Month partners or to get involved, visit hungeractionmonth.info
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS HELP END HUNGER, TOGETHER
Businesses, churches, organizations and individuals host drives and cause marketing promotions to make meals happen. Did you know that in FY24, 69 local partners helped provide more than 1.8 million meals through food drives, fundraisers, special promotions and cause marketing campaigns?
FOOD & FUND DRIVES
100,000+ MEALS
National Association of Letter Carriers
20,000 - 99,999 MEALS
Central Bank of the Ozarks
Community Blood Center of the Ozarks
10,000 - 19,999 MEALS
Arvest Bank
MSU Office of Student Engagement
Ozark Lakes Region Porsche Club of America
Pick-n-Pull Auto Dismantlers
Turners Rock
Rapid Roberts
Walters and Mason Retail Inc, DBA Altar'd State
5,000 - 9,999 MEALS
Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Blue Linx
Gold Mountain Communications, LLC
Grant Avenue Free Will Baptist Church
Great Southern Bank
Lucas Oil Speedway
Missouri State University Greek Life
Paul Mueller Company
Pinegar Honda
Prime, Inc.
Ridewell Suspensions
Schnitzer Steel Industries
Springfield - Greene County Park Board
Pyramids food
4 By 4 Brewing Company
Zimmer Communications
2,000 - 4,999 MEALS
Affinity Wealth Partners
Bair’s All-American Sports Grill
Catholic Campus Ministries
Clotgott Enterprises, LLC DBA Little Caesars
Georgia Mac's (J & D's Ventures LLC DBA)
Gloria Deo Academy
Guaranty Bank
Kickapoo High School
MGU, Inc. DBA Meta-Games
Owen Law Firm LLC
Penmac Staffing
Wesley United Methodist Church
Wise Guys Screen Printing
Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage Natural
Food Markets, Inc.
Nabors Brown LLC dba Neighbor's Mill
Bakery & Cafe
Kendra Scott Springfield
Smithfield Foods
Barker Phillips Jackson
Study Alternative Education Center
1,000 - 1,999 MEALS
Barker Phillips Jackson
Big Whiskey's Concepts, LLC
Coffee Ethic, LLC
Commerce Bank & Trust Company
Cowden Elementary
Disney Elementary School
Drury University - Lambda Chi Alpha
Greene County 4-H Teen Council
Holmes & Griffeth
Kiwanis Club of Springfield - North KOLR 10
MaMa Jean's Natural Market, LLC
Missouri State University Construction Club
MSU, Lambda Chi Alpha
Ozark Chapter of Missouri Society of Professional Engineers
Ozark Pizza Company, LLC DBA
Papa John's Pizza
Pleasant View K-8
Powers Gates & Lighting
Retro Eats LLC DBA Retro Metro
Southern Glazer's Wine & Spirits
Springfield Conservation Nature Center
Springfield Public Schools - AgAcademy
Student Union Board at Drury
The Summit Preparatory School
WE END HUNGER WITH A POWERFUL NETWORK OF FAITH-BASED AND COMMUNITY CHARITIES
Our partner charities are the frontlines of hunger relief. The 270 faith-based and community charities in our network directly serve thousands of people in their communities each year. Many are volunteer-led, and all are committed to connecting neighbors to the groceries and meals they need.
Thanks to your support, purchased and donated food is delivered free of charge directly to our partner charities so they can focus on other expenses.
HUNGER RELIEF PARTNERS
BARRY
Cassville Pantry§‡
Central Community UMC§
Helping Hands Community Food Pantry
His House Foundation
SeniorAge – Cassville Senior Center
SeniorAge – Monett Senior Center
SeniorAge – Shell Knob Senior Center
BARTON
AAA Region X – Lamar
The Good Samaritan Shop§‡
CEDAR
El Dorado Springs Senior Center
Hope Center of El Dorado Springs§
Korth Senior Center
Stockton Area Ministerial Alliance Food Pantry‡
CHRISTIAN
Least of These§‡
SeniorAge – Nixa Senior Center
SeniorAge – Ozark Senior Center
Special Force Family Ministry
St. Joseph Catholic – Billings§
DADE
Dade County Senior Center
OACAC – Dade§‡
DALLAS
Calvary Chapel Free Will
Baptist Church§‡
Isaiah 58:7 Mission Food Pantry
Prairie Chapel UMC§
SeniorAge – Buffalo Senior Center
DENT
Aging Best – Salem Senior Center Shepherd’s Nook – Lifeway Center§‡
DOUGLAS
Ava Assembly of God‡
Douglas Co. Council on Aging Heart of the Hills Food Harvest§
GREENE
Academic Behavior SupportSPS School Pantry
American Indian Center
Bowerman Elementary School Pantry
Ash Grove Food Pantry
Burrell Health & Wellness
The Caring Place
Center City Christian Outreach
Community Kitchen – Hood UMC
Community Partnership – Fulbright Springs
Crosslines – Springfield§‡
Destiny Church – Republic§ Drew Lewis Foundation
First Christian Church-Republic‡ Footsteps
Grace United Methodist
Greene Valley School Pantry
Hand Extended Food Pantry
Harmony House
Isabel's House
Jarret Middle School Pantry
Kitchen, Inc. – Warehouse
KVC Missouri
Laura’s Home
LifeHouse, Catholic Charities
MSU Bear Pantry
Missouri Baptist Children’s Home –
The Branches
Parkview Christian Church
Parkview Christian Meal Program
People Helping People
Pipkin Middle School Pantry
Preferred Family Healthcare
Republic School Pantry
Salvation Army Family Shelter, Food Pantry & Harbor House
SeniorAge – Ash Grove
Senior Center -Fair Grove Senior
SeniorAge – Republic Senior Center
SeniorAge – Springfield Senior Center (Northview)
SeniorAge – Springfield Senior Center (Southside)
SeniorAge – Strafford Senior Center
Springfield Community Garden – Weller
Springfield Dream Center‡
St. Elizabeth Ann Seaton§
St. Joseph Catholic Church – Springfield
Study Alternative Center Food Pantry
Victory Mission Help & Hope
HICKORY
Hickory County CARES§‡
McCarthy Senior Center
Pittsburgh Fire Department‡
HOWELL
Agape House – Mountain View
Christos House
FEED§
First Baptist Church – West Plains§
MUNCH§
Samaritan Outreach Center Shelter and Pantry
Senior Citizens of Mt. View‡
SeniorAge – West Plains Senior Center‡
SeniorAge – Willow Springs Senior Center
JASPER
AAA Region X – Carl Junction
AAA Region X – Carthage‡
AAA Region X – Joplin
AAA Region X – Webb City
Carthage Crisis Center
Children’s Haven of SWMO
Community Support Services – Broadway
Crosslines – Carthage§
Crosslines – Joplin§
Feeding Inc.
First Baptist Church – Sarcoxie
Helping Hands Ministry
Independent Living Center
Lafayette House
MSSU Lion Co-op Food Pantry
Mission Joplin
Oronogo UMC‡
Salvation Army – Carthage Pantry & Soup Kitchen
Salvation Army – Joplin Pantry and Soup Kitchen‡
St. Paul UMC‡
St. Peter’s Outreach House
Sunshine Children’s Home, Inc.
The H.O.U.S.E., Inc.
LACLEDE
Aging Best – Lebanon Senior Center
Community Baptist Church - Lebanon
Conway Senior Center
COPE
Crosslines – Lebanon
LEEP (Lebanon Early Education Program)
L-Life Food Pantry‡
Market at LifePoint§
Project 360 Youth Services Sound House
Salvation Army – Lebanon
Stoutland Senior Center
LAWRENCE
Harvest Food Pantry – Aurora
Miller Christian Service Center§
Missouri Baptist Children’s Home
Monett Community Pantry and Kitchen ‡
Pierce City Senior Citizens
SeniorAge – Aurora Senior Center‡
SeniorAge – Mt. Vernon Senior Center
St. Susanne Catholic Church§‡
Verona Baptist Church§
Whosoever Restoration House
MCDONALD
Crosslines - McDonald County§‡
Noel Elementary School Pantry
Noel Primary School Pantry
NEWTON
AAA Region X – Neosho
Help Center§‡
Seneca Food Pantry‡
Teen Challenge – Neosho
OREGON
Oregon County Food Pantry – Alton§‡
Oregon County Food Pantry – Thayer§‡
SeniorAge – Alton Senior Center
SeniorAge – Thayer Senior Center
OZARK
Ozark County Food Pantry§‡
SeniorAge – Gainesville Senior Center
POLK
Community Outreach Ministries Bolivar Pantry§‡
Good Samaritan Boys Ranch
Half Century Club
House of Hope
SeniorAge – Bolivar Senior Center
PULASKI
Aging Best – Crocker Senior Center
Aging Best – Dixon Senior Center
Aging Best – Richland Senior Center
Aging Best – Waynesville
Senior Center
Crocker Presbyterian Church ‡
Crocker School Pantry
Dixon Area Caring Center‡§
Genesis
Good Samaritan Resource Center – Richland‡
Good Samaritan Resource Center Waynesville§‡
SHANNON
Eminence Pantry
Senior Age – Eminence Senior Center
SeniorAge – Winona Senior Center
Shannon County Food Pantry§
Winona Assembly of God‡
ST. CLAIR
St. Clair County Food Pantry§‡
St. Clair County Senior Center West Central MO Community Action Agency§
STONE
CAM-Stone County
Lives
“The cost of food is so much right now, but through Ozarks Food Harvest I can get these families meat, eggs, produce and basic ingredients at minimal to no cost to us every month.” – JACKIE
SCHOFIELD, CROCKER
OUR WORK WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE SUPPORT OF FOOD AND FINANCIAL DONORS AND VOLUNTEERS
We work strategically to use your donations wisely and effectively to provide as much food as possible. Special thank you to all the donors who help us Transform Hunger into Hope all year long.
$250,000 - $499,999
Anonymous Donor Feeding America
$100,000 - $249,000
Anonymous Foundation
The Musgrave Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Bobby Allison Fund
Costco, thanks to Feeding America
Hulston Family Foundation
HyVee, thanks to Feeding America
Walmart Foundation, thanks to Feeding America
$25,000 - $49,999
Chick-fil-A, thanks to Feeding America
J. Elizabeth McCain Charitable Foundation
The J.R. Albert Foundation, Inc.
The Jim & Gaynell Magers Family Foundation
John Deere Foundation, thanks to Feeding America
The Kraft Heinz Company, thanks to Feeding America
SGC Foodservice
Tyson Foods, thanks to Feeding America
$10,000 - $24,999
3M, thanks to Feeding America
7 Eleven, thanks to Feeding America
American Direct Marketing Resources
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Charlie & Mary Beth O’Reilly Family Foundation
City of Springfield - Department of Planning
& Development
Enterprise Mobility Foundation
General Mills Foundation
Giddens Family Foundation
GoldenTree Asset Management LP
Great Southern Bank
Harter House - Hollister
Harter House - Nixa
Ingram Enterprises, Inc. dba Fireworks
Over America
Jungerman Foundation for Justice
Kellogg Company, thanks to Feeding America
O’Reilly Auto Parts
Positronic Industries
Professional Transport Center, LLC
Pyramid Foods
State Farm, thanks to Feeding Missouri
The Hatch Foundation
Threshold of Hope, Inc.
Turner Family Foundation
Watson Metal Masters, Inc.
$5,000 - $9,999
A-1 Guarantee Roofing, Inc.
Arvest Bank
Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Biblical Life Assembly
Central Bank of the Ozarks
Citizens Memorial Hospital
Community Blood Center of the Ozarks
ConAgra, thanks to Feeding America
Connelly Plumbing
CoxHealth
CVS, thanks to Feeding America
DACO Community Foundation
Dave, thanks to Feeding America
FCS Financial
Feeding Missouri
First & Calvary Presbyterian Church
Hot Topic/BoxLunch, thanks to Feeding America
IBEW Local Union No. 453
Kum & Go
McMullen Landscape Center
Mercy Health Foundation Springfield
Metrolina Greenhouses, Inc
Missouri State Employee Charitable Campaign
Neale & Newman, LLP
Ozarks Health Advocacy Foundation
Phil Stocker Company, Inc. dba McDonald's
Select Brands
Southwest Pumps & Filters, Inc.
Stomp the Blues Out of Homelessness
TeleTech (TTEC)
Town & Country Super Market, Inc.
Tremendicon
Unilever, thanks to Feeding America
Vision Communications - KADI FM 99.5
Walmart, thanks to Feeding America
Walters and Mason Retail, Inc. dba Altar'd State
West Central Motor Freight
$1,000 - $2,499
4 By 4 Brewing Company
Abacus CPAs, LLC
Affinity Wealth Partners
All Things Global Ministries
Pleasant Home Baptist Church
Prime - Employee Giving
Ross Construction Group
Southern Missouri Women Lawyers Association
SRC Community Relations Committee
The Papa John's Foundation, Inc.
TJX Companies, Inc.
TJX Foundation, thanks Feeding America
Trailiner Corp
Woods Supermarket #471 Bolivar
$2,500 - $4,999
Big Lots Foundation, thanks to Feeding America
Bush Brothers, thanks to Feeding America
Church in Action
Class Act Management Company
dba McDonald's
CoBank
Coca-Cola North America, thanks to Feeding America
ColorGraphic Printing, Inc.
Commerce Bancshares Foundation
CS&M Foundation
Glauser Foundation, Community Foundation of the Ozarks
Harter House
HDR Foundation, thanks to Feeding America
Honda of the Ozarks
iHeartMedia, Inc.
Jersey Mike's, thanks to Feeding America
Keurig Dr. Pepper, thanks to Feeding America
McCormick & Co.
McDonald's
Meinecke Benefits Group, LLC. DBA
The Meinecke Team
Ozark Lakes Region Porsche Club of America
Paul Mueller Company
Pick-n-Pull Auto Dismantlers
Prime, Inc.
Rapid Robert's
Ridewell Suspensions
Rodhouse Lock LLC
Schnitzer Steel Industries
Kent Kyle, Inc.
Latour Advisory Group
Law Office of Larry J. Pitts, PC
Leather Trading Co, LLC
Marni & Morris Propp II Family Foundation
McDonald's of Chestnut Exp., Inc.
McDowell Wrecker Service
McKowen Family Dental
Medlock Mechanical, LLC DBA
Poindexter Mechanical
MGU, Inc. DBA Meta-Games
Milo's Tea, thanks to Feeding America
Monster Energy Company, thanks to Feeding America
Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage Natural
Food Markets, Inc.
Owen Law Firm LLC
Ozark Mountain Pizza
Anonymous Foundation AnswerForce
Auxan Capital Advisors, LLC
Bimbo Bakeries USA, thanks to Feeding America
BluCurrent Credit Union
BODYARMOR Sports Nutrition, LLC., thanks to Feeding America
BoxLunch, thanks to Feeding America
Branco Enterprises
Branson's Cowboy Church
Breakfast Optimist Club
Catholic Campus Ministries
Clotgott Enterprises, LLC DBA Little Caesars
Coleman-Moore Memorial Fund, thanks to First Congregational Church
Community Foundation of the Ozarks Crocs, thanks to Feeding America
Cumulus Media
DFA Cares Foundation
Downtown Springfield Association
Dr. Sally Hubbard Trust
Fairlife, LLC, thanks to Feeding America
Finley River Construction Services
First Christian Church of Republic
Flora Farms DBA BD Health Retail 1LLC
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Fraternal Order of Eagles 3934 Auxiliary Frito-Lay Inc., thanks to Feeding America
Georgia Mac's (J & D's Ventures LLC DBA)
GHS 70 Reunion Committee
Gold Mountain Communications, LLC
Google
Grant Avenue Free Will Baptist Church
Guaranty Bank
Harter House - Kimberling City
Herschend Family Foundation
IBT Foundation, Greater Kansas City
Community Foundation
James Hathcock Auto Group
JETRAD, INC dba McDonald's
JPMorgan Chase & Co. Employee Giving Program
Palm Medical Solutions, LLC.
Pampered Chef, thanks to Feeding America
Peck's Insurance & Financial Services
Penmac Staffing
Pinegar Honda
Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church
Popeyes Foundation
Pyramid Battery LLC
RDQ, Inc. DBA Republic Dairy Queen
Rhodes Family Price Chopper
Risdal Family Foundation
Sac River Cowboy Church
Skrewball Whiskey, thanks to Feeding Missouri
Springfield Skilled Care Center & The Lodges
SS&B Heating & Cooling, Inc.
Starbucks - Springfield (S. Glenstone)
Starbucks Coffee Company, thanks to Feeding America
The Carpet Shoppe, Inc.
The Starbucks Foundation
Thermo King of Springfield, LLC
Zimmer Communications
$500 - $999
5 Pound Apparel
AbbVie Inc.
Alpha and Omega Ministries of Hope
Anonymous Donors
AsTheDocTurns
Authority in Christ Ministries
Baldwin & Associates
Barker Phillips Jackson
Barton Mutual Insurance Company
Bethel Baptist Church Adults
BlueTriton Brands, thanks to Feeding America
Bruce Belline Insurance
Campbell Soup Company, thanks to Feeding America
Chase
Concepts by Design
Cox Grain Farms, LLC
Department of Corrections, Inmate
Account Fund
Double F Ranch
Dynamics Gymnastics
Expedia, Inc. Matching Gift Program
First Baptist Church of Cassville
First Christian Church
Grace Fellowship Baptist Church
Graceway Baptist Church
Greene County 4-H Teen Council
Happy Home Church
Hawthorne Creek Homes
Hiland Dairy Foods
Hi-Tech Glass Repair
Hy-Vee Store #1641
Industrial Mach
Jamcam, LLC
Kendra Scott Springfield
KIND LLC, thanks to Feeding America
KPM CPAs, PC
Masengale's Shoe, Boot & Saddle Repair
McKinley Christian Church
Merrill Steel Complex Fabrication
Microsoft - Employee Giving
Midwest Weekend Signs, LLC
Morlan
MSU, Lambda Chi Alpha
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
Nabors Brown LLC dba Neighbor's Mill
Bakery & Cafe
Nestle Purina Pet Care, thanks to Feeding America
Novartis Corporation
Ozark Chapter of Missouri Society of
Professional Engineers
Pharoah's Car Club
Post Holdings, Inc., thanks to Feeding America
Powell Crews Title & Escrow Co LLC
Powers Gates & Lighting
Prestressed Casting Co.
Q & Company LLC
R.N. Smith Inc.
Sandra King Investments, LLC
Schober Engineering
SIMEK’S, thanks to Feeding America
Sovereign Grace Baptist Church
Springfield - Greene County Park Board
Study Alternative Education Center
The Garden Church Inc.
The Summit Preparatory School
Tides Foundation
Turn 5, Inc.
U.S. Bank
UnitedHealth Group - Corporate Matches
Wesley United Methodist Church
Wesley United Methodist Women
Wise Guys Screen Printing
Wooten Company, LLC
World Acceptance Corporation
Yoder Feed
$1,000 - $2,499 CONTINUED
Steven & Jacqueline Jones
John Joslyn
Susan Julian
Janet Keeler-Warren
Robert & Lea Ann Keeling
Sally Keene
Gretchen Keith
Gary Kell
Dr. & Mrs. Robert & Carol Kensel
Richard & Lisa Kimrey
Bobbie Kinder
Joyce King
Karl & Sheri Kinler
Kathy & Randall Kirby
Howard & Debra Kitchen
Ann & Bill Klatt
Linda & Victor Koeneman
Tawna Kracman
Lawrence & Helen Krudwig
Dr. & Mrs. Craig & Donna Kuchera
Howard & Verla Lachance
Jim & Joan Landewe
Larry Lane
Minuen Odom & Robert Lanning
Allen & Patricia Latall
Bishop John Leibrecht
Dr. Robert Leonard
Thomas & Carroll Letchworth
Tommy Lewis
Robert & Gale Lininger
Larry Lipscomb
Robert Litchy
Jim & Jill Lohmeyer
Larry & Kathy Lombard
Sherry London
Peter & Marilyn Louk
Larry & Sherry Lowery
Michael & Harriet Luzecky
Paul Lyons
Linda MacGorman
Jim & Deborah Mangan
Dr. & Mrs. Victor & Elizabeth Mangler
Anthony & Patricia Mann
1st Sgt. Norman A. & Marylin A. Manning
Frank & Cecilia Manzardo
Stan & Carol Martin
Dr. Gordon McAfee
Terry McCall
Daniel McCann
Jon & Susan McCoy
James & Betty McCoy
James & Rose McDonald
James McDowell
John & Janice McGaughey
Gary & Georgia McKean
Kelley & Nancy McKenzie
Anita McLaughlin
Michael & Jo Ellen McMasters
Andreas & Laura Mebert
Members of Pleasant View Church
Mary Meyer
Michaelis Family Charitable Fund, Schwab Charitable
Jerry & Karen Miller
Bernadette Miller
Robert Mills
Dr. & Mrs. Jay & Susan Milne
Steve & Shannon Mincks
Claude & Sandy Mizell
Wayne & Cecilia Moody
William & Ginya Moore
Ramona & Gary Moore
Melissa Moore
William & Marilyn Moore
Billie Morgan
Gary & Nancy Morris
Frieda Morris
Nadine & Gary Moss
Moulder Family Charitable Fund, Fidelity Charitable
D. Larry Murphy
Bob Myler
Keith & Heather Nanneman
Kenneth & Sandra Neely
Steven & Leesa Newbold
Charles & Louise Newton
John & Tracy Nicholas
Earl & Marilyn Nicholas Charitable Fund, Carthage Community Foundation
Janet Nowak
Scott & Lindsey Oakley
Linda Odle
Andis & Dianne Osis
William & Cheryle Owens
Joe & Kay Parrish
Ila Patel
Reese & Jennifer Peaco
Andy & Courtney Peebles
Craig & Debbie Peterson
Paul Peterson
Jeanie Petrie
Harrison & Anita Philbrick Donor Advised Fund, Edward Jones Charitable Gift Fund
Stephen & Kristina Stewart Charitable Fund, DAFgiving360
John Stickman
Tony & Andrea Still Charitable Account, DAFgiving360
Robert & Mary Stillings
Janice Stockham
Peter & Tina Sullivan
Jay Sutterfield
Michael Swearengin
Blake Swindall
Ronald & Darla Tate
Linden Taylor
Susan Terry
Terry Family Foundation, Community Foundation of the Ozarks
Jerry & Rebecca Tharp
The Schill-Lundberg Fund, Vanguard Charitable
Gary & Karen Thomas
Franklin Charitable Giving Program, Renaissance Charitable
Kip & Becky Thompson
John & Carmelita Tieskotter
Marilyn Tinsley
Joe & Amy Tonyan
James & Barbara Towery
John Tranbarger
Andrew & Roxanne Trosper
Bill & Lorri Trotter
US Bank Employee Giving
Joseph & Elizabeth Valade
Warren & Laura Van Dolsen
Brooksielane Vantrease
Greg Verheyen
Lee & Julie Viorel
Parker Waddington
Daniel Wade
Frankie Walker
Gary & Joy Ward
Stefanie Warden
Joy Warwick
Ronald & Jeannine Watson
Dr. C. Kevin Watt
Margaret Wattenbarger
Charles Watwood
Thomas & Jan Weaver
Larry Weaver
Paul & Barbara Weber
David & Bonnie Weddle
Jean White
Becky & Mike White
David & Nancy Whitman
Donna Wilbur
Thomas & Tammy Wiley
Mary Lou Wilhite
Martha Wilkerson
Robert & Kitty Wilkinson
Victor & Deanne Wilson
Emery & Dorothy Wilson
Curtis & Kathy Wimberley
Loren & Queeta Winter
Samuel & Kathleen Wittmer
Richard & Rebecca Wolpert
Byron & Anne Wood
Jeanette Wotherspoon
Steve & Sabre Wright
Monica & William Wunder
Susan & Roger Yoakum
John & Mary Jane Young
Mark Young
James Zabek
$500 - $999
Anonymous Donors
Francis & Anita Abramovitz
Norman Abrams
Tod Adamo
Marilyn & David Aikins
Boyd Alldredge
Jack & Diane Andris
John Archer
Clifford Ascensio
Ken & Kimie Ashlock
Kevin & Julia Ashton
Peter & Judyth Assad
Bonnie Atteberry
Linda Augustine
Michael & Donna Austin
Daryl & Betty Baker
Karen & William Baldwin
Nancy Ball
Kirk Banasik
Debra Barnhart
Cathy Barron
David Bartow
Natalie Bass
Bill & Cindy Bates
James & Debby Baugh
John & Jane Baumgartner
Drew Beaty
Kurt & Brittany Becker
Lanny Bell
Ann Bevins
Jeffery Beyer
Richard Biagioni
Brittany Biela
James Bingham
John Bishop
Anne Blackwelder
Todd Blackwell
Kenneth & Tommie Blair
Dennis Blake
Blumenstock Family Fund, DAFgiving360
Pamela & Norman Bodine
Kenneth & Donna Boehne
Troy & Ethel Bohannon
Joseph Bohrer
Mark & Brenda Bolin
Keithleen Bonham
Edward Bousman
Dr. & Mrs. Brad & Kristy Bowenschulte
Tim & Donna Brown
David Brown
Jeff & Sepe Brown
Terry Brown
Charles & Sherry Buchanan
Nellwyn Buck
Marilyn Buff
David & Pamela Buhr
Charlie Bunting
Vinson L. & Janice Burch
Kimberly Burke
Doris Burkemper
Ryan Burrell
Arthur Burton
Larry & Lynda Buster
Rick & Paullette Calhoun
Scott & Carolyn Campbell
Janet Canady
Ann Caraway
Christopher Carrico
Martha Carson
Genevieve Carvel
Jim & Nancy Ceaser
Brad Chadwick
Larry & Nina Chase
Dana & Pamela Cheney
Naomi Chipley
John T. & Sigrid E. Choate
Kimberlee Christian
Sue Christie
Carolyn Clark
Gerald & Shirley Clary
Geneva Clements
Steven Colo
Steven Comer
John & Connie Condra
Virgil & Barbara Conner
Howard & Ann Conus
Cook
Coose
Col. & Mrs. Robert & Norma Cope
Copes
Corman
Cossey
Frank Cottey
Coulter
& Nancy Courtney
Cowan
Crowder
Dady
D'Angelo
W. & Kathy Davis
Tom & Doris Daywalt
Audrey DeLong
Richart DeMier
Richard DeSipio
Jeanette Dethrow
Myrtle Mohr
June Monterastelli
Dr. & Mrs. Edward & Bonnie Schanda
Thomas Schroeder
Amy Schulte
Olivia Selph
Dennis Shackelford
Nicholas Weeks
George M. & Carma E. Weinman
David & Glenda Welde
Allen Wenger
Darrell West
Randy & Mary Bradley
Mary Beth Breshears
Mary Lou Bridges
Steven & Karri Brier
Richard & Cynthia Brooks
Geff & Joyce DeWeese
Holly Dewick
Arlen Diamond
Rosemary Donson
Joseph Dowdell
Larry & Marilyn Duckering
Duane Dudley
H.F. Dunn
Joshua Dupy
Molly Durden
John Dwyer
Wes & Ronda Earnhart
Phyllis Edwards
Drs. Robert & Anne Egbert Charitable Fund, American Endowment Foundation
Dale Elliott
Jo Anne Ellis
Larry & Sandra Ellis
John & Terri Emmons Charitable Account, DAFgiving360
Jeff Enlow
Larry Epps
Jennifer Hemmer & Scott Erickson
Dr. John Esch, Jr.
Phyllis Evans
James & Teresa Evans Foundation Fund, Community Foundation of the OzarksRepublic Community
Arthur & Rebecca Farris
Lee & Pamela Ferber
John & Patricia Ferguson
Mark & Michelle Fitzgerald
Dr. & Mrs. Eltjen & Geraldine Flikkema
Galen Foat
Linda Fogarty
Michael & Debra Fogle
Steven Fouse
Marjorie Francis
Zach & Karen Frazier
Stanley Frazier
Terry & Elizabeth Frerking
Andrew L. & Dianna C. Furedy
Susie Gammon
Rita Garcia
Jo Gardner
Ronald & Mary Garner
Elaine Garton
Haley & Crystal Gatewood
Mark & Susan Gee
Gene & Jackie Gentry
Shirley George
Lisa George
Eric Gerke
Dr. & Mrs. Rodney & Carolyn Geter
Kyle & Carol Gibson
Carolyn Gillespie
Bruce Gilomen
Cynthia & David Gilpin
Priscilla Glinn
Anne Gonten
Johnnie Goodwin
Timothy & Jill Gorman
Mary Agnes Gorman
Lynn & Phyllis Gossard
Jeffry & Susan Gouge
Jeanie Graham
Drs. Howard Schwartz & Ruth Grant
John B. & Carolyn Gray
Christine Green
Joel & Carol Green
Diane Greenlee
Mark Griffith
Michael & Ellen Griffith
Gwen Groves
James & Donnis Grundy
Steven Guilliams
Tom Dicke Peggy Dickens John Dike
David & Margaret Hagemann
Janis Hagen
1 MILLION+ LBS.
USDA Commodities (Commodity Supplemental Food Program, The Emergency Food Assistance Program & The Summer Food Service Program)
Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc.
500,000 - 999,999 LBS.
Kraft Heinz Company - Springfield
McLane Ozark
Sam’s Club - Springfield (W. El Camino Alto)
Sam's Club - Springfield (E. Sunshine)
Vital Farms
100,000 - 499,999 LBS.
Bimbo Bakeries USA
Costco Warehouse
General Mills, Inc.
Hiland Dairy Foods
Hy-Vee - Springfield (Battlefield)
Jasper Products
NALC, Stamp Out Hunger
Sam's Club - Joplin
Tyson Foods, Inc.
Walmart - Aurora
Walmart - Branson (Branson Hills Pkwy)
Walmart - Lebanon
Walmart - Mount Vernon
Walmart - Neosho
Walmart - Nixa
Walmart - Ozark
Walmart - Pineville
Walmart - Republic
Walmart - Springfield (W. Sunshine)
Walmart - Springfield (E. Independence)
Walmart - Springfield (S. Campbell)
Walmart - West Plains
Walmart Neighborhood MarketSpringfield (Grand)
50,000 - 99,999 LBS.
ALDI - Lebanon
ALDI - Nixa
ALDI - Springfield (E. Battlefield)
ALDI - Springfield (E. Kearney)
ALDI - Springfield (E. Sunshine)
Fort Leonard Wood Commissary
Hy-Vee (E. Sunshine)
Mondelez International
OFH - Glean Team
Opal Foods, LLC
Target - Joplin
Target - Springfield
Walmart - Ava
Walmart - Bolivar
Walmart - Branson West
Walmart - Carthage
Walmart - Cassville
Walmart - Houston, MO
Walmart - Joplin (W. 7th St.)
Walmart - Joplin (Rangeline)
Walmart - Lamar
Walmart - Monett
Walmart - Mountain Grove
Walmart - Nevada
Walmart - Saint Robert
Walmart - Salem
Walmart - Springfield (Kansas Expy)
Walmart - Webb City
Walmart Neighborhood Market - Joplin (E. 7th St.)
Walmart Neighborhood Market - Joplin (Demott Dr.)
Walmart Neighborhood Market - Springfield (El Camino Alto)
Walmart Neighborhood Market - Springfield (E. Sunshine)
Walmart Neighborhood Market - Springfield (Glenstone)
Walmart Neighborhood Market - Springfield (Republic)
25,000 - 49,999 LBS.
ALDI - Bolivar
ALDI - Branson
ALDI - Joplin
ALDI - Neosho
ALDI - Republic
ALDI - West Plains
Casey's General Stores Distribution
Central MO Food Bank Network Inc.
Feeding America
Kum & Go - Springfield (E. Kearney)
Pepsi-Cola - Springfield
Price Cutter Plus - Springfield (National)
SGC Foodservice
Standard Transport
Target - Branson
Second Baptist Church - Victory Garden
Walmart - Springfield (Kearney)
Walmart - Branson (W. Hwy 76)
Walmart - Marshfield
Walmart Neighborhood Market - Joplin (Maiden Ln.)
Walmart Neighborhood Market - Springfield (Mount Vernon)
10,000 - 24,999 LBS.
ALDI - Carthage
ALDI - Joplin
ALDI - St. Robert
Apple Market - Clever
Blue Diamond Growers
Blue Linx
Cold Zone
ConAgra Consolidated
DashMart (Door Dash)
Diversified Foods
King Food Saver - Springfield (Kearney)
Kum & Go - Springfield (S. National)
Kum & Go - Springfield (510 W. Republic)
Kum & Go - St. Robert
Malt-O-Meal Company
MSU - Homecoming Committee
Natural Grocers
Nestle
OFH Food Bank Farm
Price Cutter - Republic
Price Cutter Plus - Springfield (N. Nolting)
Price Cutter Plus - Springfield (E. Battlefield)
Price Cutter Plus - Springfield (W. Republic)
Prime Inc.
Schreiber Foods, Inc.
Schwan's Bakery, Inc.
Select Brands
Springfield Greene Co. Park Board
Transnational Foods, Inc.
TreeHouse Foods, Inc.
US FoodService
Walmart Distribution Center - St. James
Woods Supermarket - Nevada
Dollar General - St. Robert
Family Through Faith
Feeding Missouri
Hale's Seasonal Sales Company
Harmony Hill Produce
Harter House - Hollister
Hiland Dairy Foods
Imperial LLC
IWX Motor Freight
Kraft Heinz Company - National
Kum & Go - Hollister
Kum & Go - Joplin (S. Main St.)
Kum & Go - Joplin (Rangeline)
Kum & Go - Lebanon
Kum & Go - Mount Vernon
Kum & Go - Ozark (W. South St.)
Kum & Go - Ozark (N. 21st St.)
Kum & Go - Republic (3049 E. Hwy 60)
Kum & Go - Republic (638 E. Hwy 60)
Kum & Go - Rogersville (State Hwy 125)
Kum & Go - Rogersville (S. Mill St.)
Kum & Go - Springfield (E. Battlefield)
Kum & Go - Springfield (W. Battlefield)
Kum & Go - Springfield (2149 S. Campbell)
Kum & Go - Springfield (2704 S. Campbell)
Kum & Go - Springfield (4343 S. Campbell)
Kum & Go - Springfield (E. Chestnut)
Kum & Go - Springfield (W. Chestnut)
Kum & Go - Springfield (E. Division)
Kum & Go - Springfield (S. Kansas Expy)
Kum & Go - Springfield (E. Republic)
Kum & Go - Springfield (2904 E. Sunshine)
Kum & Go - Springfield (3623 E. Sunshine)
Kum & Go - Springfield (1211 W. Sunshine)
Kum & Go - Springfield (2650 W. Sunshine)
Kum & Go - Springfield (959 S. Glenstone)
Kum & Go - Springfield (2150 S. Glenstone)
Kum & Go - Springfield (3015 W. Republic)
Kum & Go - Waynesville
Little Caesars Pizza (Nixa)
Long Horn Steak House Joplin
Lucas Oil Speedway
MSU Greek Life
Price Cutter - Springfield (E. St. Louis)
Ruggles Farm, LLC
Tecumseh Poultry LLC, Smart Chicken
Woods Supermarket - Bolivar
Woods Supermarket - Stockton
1,000 - 4,999 LBS.
Amazon - AMXL Facility
American National
Apple Market - Marionville
Apple Market - Ozark
Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company
Big Lots - West Plains
Big Lots - Springfield
Big Lots - Joplin
Boy Scouts of America Ozark Trails
Braker Berry Farm
Center City Outreach
Chasin Dreams Farm
Chobani
ConAgra Grocery Products
County Line Farm
Cowden Elementary School
Disney Elementary School
Dollar General - Dixon
Dollar General - Lebanon (E. 7th St.)
Dollar General - Lebanon (449 Hwy 32)
Dollar General - Lebanon (S. Jefferson)
Dollar General - St. Robert
Dollar General - Waynesville (211 Rt. 66)
Dollar General - Waynesville (1413 Rt. 66)
Dollar General - Waynesville (Highway 17)
Drury University
Fassnight Creek Farm
Girls Scouts of Dogwood Council
Gloria Deo Academy
Gopuff
JP Morgan Chase Card Services
Kickapoo High School
Kum & Go - Aurora
Kum & Go - Bolivar (W. Broadway)
Kum & Go - Bolivar (S. Springfield)
Kum & Go - Fair Grove
Kum & Go - Neosho
Kum & Go - Nixa
Kum & Go - Ozark
Kum & Go - Springfield (1313 Battlefield)
Kum & Go - Springfield (E. Elm)
Kum & Go - Springfield (3449 W. Kearney)
Kum & Go - Springfield (N. National)
Kum & Go - Springfield (W. Smith)
Kum & Go - Springfield (5505 W. Sunshine)
Little Caesars Pizza - Bolivar
Little Caesars Pizza - Monett
Little Caesars Pizza - Ozark
Little Caesars Pizza - Springfield
MSU - Construction Club
Muncy's Supermarket
Paul Mueller Company
Pleasant View Middle School
Price Cutter - Ozark
Rhodes Family Price Chopper
Rich's Products
Rountree Elementary School
Springfield Public Schools
Starbucks - Springfield (E. Battlefield)
Starbucks - Springfield (S. Campbell)
Starbucks - Springfield (N. Kansas Expy)
Starbucks - Springfield (W. Republic)
Starbucks - Springfield (E. Sunshine)
Starbucks - Springfield (W. Sunshine)
Stine Family Farm
Sun Fest - Branson
Temple Israel
Transland Trucking Co.
University Plaza
Walmart - Mountain View
Walmart - Thayer
White Oak Station
Robert Williams
Woods Supermarket - Buffalo
Woods Supermarket - El Dorado Springs
IN-KIND DONORS
Associated Wholesale Grocers
Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds
Buffalo Seed Company
C&H Plants
Family Through Faith
Fassnight Creek Farm
Help Give Hope
Lohmeyer Lawns LLC
MSU College of Agriculture
OTC Agriculture
Rama’s Greenhouse & Garden
Food donors can feel safe donating as the Food Bank has earned a Superior Rating from AIB International
5,000 - 9,999 LBS.
Apple Market - Willard
Big Lots - Lebanon
Dollar General - Lebanon (25545 Hwy 32)
Dollar General - Lebanon (Highway 64)
Dollar General - Lebanon (Jasmine Rd.)
Stine Family Farm
Strafford FFFA
Second Baptist Church - Victory Garden
INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEERS
500+ HOURS
Cindy McDonough*
300-399 HOURS
Ben Johnson
Margene Terrill*
Lona Wait*
200-299 HOURS
Dewayne Cossey*
Wil Hardiman*
Susan Johnson
Don Landon*
George Lawrence*
Mary Magnus
Emerald Sell
Rachel Spaulding
Amy Viets-Cooper*
100-199 HOURS
Stephanie August
Jim Brymer
Tom Carson*
Lynn Cline
Gale Clithero*
Gary DeHaven*
Kris Dreesen*
Betsy Esquivel
Mario Esquivel
Ed Ferris
Gerald Green
Janice Grimes
Matthew Harmer
Mark Hartman
Susan Hunn
Mary Keidle
Dave Lappin
Shaun Lencki
Pam Moffitt
Alyssa Nanneman
Derek Peacock
Craig Peterson
Debbie Peterson
Claire Rhoades
Kathy Vinson
Julia White
Jack Williams
Kitty Williams
Donna Zeitz
50-99 HOURS
Joanne Adams
Korey Besch
Leslie Blanco
Alan Butler
Riley Carpenter
Marilyn Corson
Kerry Curran
Kacey Davis
Myra Evans
Candy Feltz
Dylan Fuller
Janice Hayden
Thomas Headley
Marcia Hesler
David Hoover
Cindy Hunter
Jesse Johns
Julian Koenig
Krissi Kristek
Caleb Labarbera
JaMya Love
Mark Lucio
Stephanie Luhm
Spencer Mende
Bill Moffitt
Monta Montgomery
Lillianna Moralez
Pat Myers
Janeane Myhre
Peter Nester
Ryan Owrey
Kevin Parnell
Sidharth Prabhakaran
Lauren Pyle
Daniel Regier
Terry Reichert
Susan Reichert
Caleb Sanders
Shelbee Schrock
Richard Sherman
Joseph Snelling
Harley Snyder*
Margaret Southern
Carrie Trouskie
Lorelei Valkenburg
Gowri Sankari
Vasidhar
Sanjay Vikash
Vasidhar
Leah Vokolek
Judy Willis
Claire Workman
25-49 HOURS
Avre Aldrich
Stetson Allen
Lorina Anton
Steve Atwood
Janet Beavers
VOLUNTEER GROUPS
Dylan Bernskoetter
James Blackwell
Walter Blase
Kaden Bowling
Bailey Boyd
Maddie Brueckner
Olyvia Buzzanga
Kevin Cawley
Abel Chung
Patrick Cunningham
Patti Echols
Kim Evans
Vaida Gieselman
Kale Harbaugh
Ethan Hardy
Juan Harvey
Tammy Hawley
Jill Headley
Anna Howe
Elizabeth Johnson
Joe Jones
Aaron King
Alyssa King
Brandon Lain
Jason Lawhun
Elsa Lippmann
Anna Luebbert
Ashley Lynch
Rose Magaw
Ryan McDermott
Tyler Milne
Madeline Mohlman
James Mueller
Lisa Nachtigal
Heather Nanneman
Keith Nanneman Bondena Neill Kathy Newell
Claire Nilges
Mariajose Ocasio-Vigil
Katie Palmer
Sabrina Plummer
Angela Rakhuba
Carl Redmon
Jaden Roberts
Ashland Schaumann
Fred Schlegel
Alexander Scranton
Bill Shireman
Jeanne Simpson
Madelyn Small
Scott Smith
Hollis Smith
Tyler Thompson
Zabrina Tinsley
Renea Tuck
Janice Uchtman
Bob Uthoff
Jillian Vaughn
Sue VonStrohe
Martha Wachs
Karen Walker
Stefanie Warden
Sierra White
Terry White
Betsy Whitehurst
Dianna Wiles
Dallas Wiles
* Denotes 1,000+
300+ HOURS
Antioch United Methodist Church
Wesley UMC
GROUPS 200-299 HOURS
Central Bank of the Ozarks
Datema House
Guaranty Bank
Schuber Mitchell Cronkhite Homes
Springfield Catholic HS
GROUPS 100-199 HOURS
Bethany First Church of the Nazaren
Dairy Farmers of America Young Adults
Home Builders Association (HBA) of
Greater Springfield
Missouri Agribusiness Academy
MSU Alpha Sigma Alpha
O'Reilly Auto Parts
OTC Middle College
SPS Health Sciences Academy
The Summit Preparatory School
United Way Day of Caring
Willard HS FFA
GROUPS 50-99 HOURS
Abacus CPAs, LLC
Ameriprise - Achieve Private Wealth
Arvest Bank
Ava NHS
Be Kind Do Good Summer Camp
Blue Eye FFA & FCCLA
Boulevard Baptist Church Youth
Central HS Sophomore Service Group
Courageous Church South Campus
CoxHealth - Revenue Integrity Dept.
CU Emerging Professionals
Expedia Group Pride
Gateway Real Estate Grainger
Humansville FFA
Husch Blackwell
John Deere Remanufacturing
Mercy Rheumatology/Dermatology
MSU Alumni
MSU Delta Sigma Pi
MSU Delta Zeta
MSU Greek Week
MSU Lambda Chi Alpha
Church
Benefit Design, LLC
Mazars Graddy Real Estate Greene County 4-H Impact Church
Kinetic Design and Development
Masonite Architectural
Mercy Cardiovascular Group
Mercy Hospital Springfield Lab
Mercy HYPE
Mercy Orthopedics
Mountain Grove HS Math and Science
Club of Springfield North
Community Liaisons
Volunteer Corps
25-49 HOURS
MSU Campus Recreation Pro Staff
MSU English Language Institute
MSU Physics dept.
MSU Sigma Alpha Professional Sorority
MSU-UMKC Public Health Organization Nixa Troop 200 NorthBridge Student Ministry Ozark Ambush Premier
Parkcrest Dental - Kelley RB American Group (Arbys)
High School Springfield Community Gardens 4-H Camp Springfield KLIFE
SPS Student Nutrition - Aramark
Elizabeth Ann Seaton
Youth Group
FINANCIAL REPORT
OZARKS FOOD HARVEST STAFF
Ozarks Food Harvest respects your privacy and personal information. The Food Bank’s Donor Privacy Policy is to never trade, share or sell a donor’s personal information with anyone else, nor send donor mailings on behalf of other organizations; to collect and use donor information such as name, address, telephone number and email address only when it is voluntarily provided; a donor’s request for anonymity will be honored; and any donor’s request to be removed from OFH’s mailing or email list will be honored. OFH staff makes every effort to acknowledge donors accurately. If you were omitted from this donor list, your name or information is incorrect or if you do not wish your name to be listed in future publications, please notify Ozarks Food Harvest. For your privacy and protection, The Food Bank has adopted the AFP (Association of Fundraising Professionals) Donor Bill of Rights. Thank you.
Bart Brown, President/CEO
ADMINISTRATION
Cindy Snow, Director of Administration
Terry Keller, Human Resource & Administrative Services Manager
