Ozarks Food Harvest FY17 Annual Report

F Y 2 01 7 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS & A N N UA L R E P O RT J u l y 1 , 2 01 6 – J u n e 30, 2 01 7

Transforming Hunger into Hope for 1 in 4 people in the Ozarks

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We make a living by what we get.

We make a life by what we give.

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-Winston S. Churchill

FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT & CEO: Thanks to compassionate donors like you, we believe we can successfully provide enough food to close the meal gap. On behalf of all of us at Ozarks Food Harvest, thank you.

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e are truly humbled by the incredible support of our generous community.

Our compassionate donors have met a $700,000 J.E. & L.E. Mabee Foundation Challenge Grant, and we have begun building a 56,000 squarefoot expansion.

Construction is well underway, and a grand opening of the new warehouse space will take place this summer.

Our new building will mean so much. It will mean more room to accept, process and store food donations, more fresh food in our dedicated produce cooler, more freezer space, more space for volunteer projects and more families helped.

Currently, we are providing 16.8 million meals each year to more than 261,000 unduplicated individuals annually.

But, as you may have already heard us mention, that leaves a meal gap of 14 million more meals needed by food insecure individuals in our 28 counties.

We are looking forward to the day when we no longer have to turn away a million pounds of food a year because of lack of space, leaving children, families and seniors without needed food.

We know that every meal has a story behind it. And each person who gives of their time, food and funds is shaping our collective story of solving hunger in the Ozarks.

Take Chris’ story for example.

He is a 23-year-old in West Plains with a family to feed. His

experience is an example of how important it is that fresh, healthy food is available to everyone.

“We have two young children,” Chris said. “They love the fresh fruits and veggies. Produce is hard to find in West Plains. We value the natural food and it is disappointing when we do not have access to them ... We are just trying to get by. There are not enough job resources in West Plains.”

We’re honored that you have trusted us with your time, food and treasure. You are the reason we have grown so quickly each year to help our neighbors with food assistance.

TAMARA de WILD

BART BROWN

Board President

President/CEO

OFFICERS

President Tamara de Wild – O’Reilly Auto Parts President Elect Dr. Meera Scarrow – Mercy Hospital – Springfield Secretary Tim Bellanti – Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Treasurer Tommy Wohlgemuth – SGC Foodservice

DIRECTORS Mike Pinkston – Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. Past President Dr. John Buckner – Ferrell-Duncan Clinic Brad Crain – Arvest Bank of Springfield Jim Guthrie – Prime Inc. Gary Naab – General Mills, Inc. Retired Jill Reynolds – Commerce Trust Company

Board of Directors Kenny Ross – Ross Construction Group Krystal Russell – Spectrum Accounting and Payroll Vault Todd Sherman – The Kraft Heinz Company James Wilson – NewStream Enterprises, a subsidiary of SRC Holdings

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THANK YOU

Ozarks Food Harvest is distributing more food and helping more people than ever thanks to supporters like you. The Food Bank can Transform Hunger into Hope for 261,000 children, families and seniors every year because of your generosity. Thank you for helping us get closer to our goal of closing the meal gap!

Ozarks Food Harvest and its hunger-relief partners serve 28 counties in the Ozarks.

Corporate & Foundation Donors $150,000+ Anonymous Donors † SGC Foodservice & The Tynes Family † The Sunderland Foundation †

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$25,000 - $149,999 Anonymous Donors † Archer Daniels Midland Company, thanks to Feeding America Conco Companies † Corwin Ford Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Invest an Acre, thanks to Feeding America J.R. Albert Foundation, Inc. Kraft-Heinz, thanks to Feeding America The Musgrave Foundation Walmart Foundation Walmart Foundation, thanks to Feeding America

$10,000 - $24,999 American Direct Marketing Resources Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co. Bank of America Charitable Foundation † BKD Foundation † Brust Family Trust Caterpillar Foundation, thanks to Feeding America City of Springfield - City Development Block Grant DairiConcepts Enterprise Holdings General Mills, Inc. General Mills, thanks to Feeding America Great Southern Bank † Harter House - Hollister Hulston Family Foundation

We will have the capacity to provide 30 million meals per year once we expand our distribution center in 2018 to 102,000 square-feet

J. Elizabeth McCain Charitable Foundation † Ozarks Health Advocacy Foundation Prime, Inc. Red Nose Day, thanks to Feeding America Roy W. Slusher Foundation Threshold of Hope, Inc. Turner Family Foundation The Walt Disney Foundation, thanks to Feeding America $5,000 - $9,999 3M Foundation Arby’s Roast Beef Restaurant Arvest Bank - Springfield Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc. Bee Payne - Stewart Foundation Vencil & Francis Bixler Charitable Fund, Community Foundation of the Ozarks Campbell Soup Company, thanks to Feeding America

6 million meals provided in 2008 with a 24,000 square-foot distribution center

16.4 million meals provided in 2017 with a 46,000 squarefoot distribution center

Together, we can make sure everyone has a full plate.

We are halfway to our goal of ensuring none of our neighbors go hungry. A larger distribution center will help us meet the need of food assistance in the Ozarks.

Commerce Bank † Louis L. & Julia Dorothy Coover Charitable Foundation, Community Foundation of the Ozarks † CS&M Foundation Darr Family Foundation EFWHA Charitable Fund, Community Foundation of the Ozarks Herschend Family Foundation John Deere Foundation Kellogg Company, thanks to Feeding America The Kraft-Heinz Company Springfield Midwest Tactical, Inc. Missouri State Employee Charitable Campaign Panera Bread PepsiCo - Walmart, thanks to Feeding America SRC Automotive

SRC Community Relations Committee † SRC Holdings Corporation † Thomas H. & Bonnie L. Reese Family Foundation Walton Family Foundation $2,500 - $4,999 A Beautiful Mess Branson World Wide DBA Ozark Mtn. Quilts Celebrity Attractions, Inc. Charlie & Mary Beth O’Reilly Family Foundation Citizens Memorial Hospital Coldwell Banker, Vanguard Realtors Community Blood Center of the Ozarks Cox Roofing Co, LLC FCS Financial Feeding Missouri Fraternal Order of Eagles #3934 Auxiliary

French’s Food Company, thanks to Feeding America Hiland Dairy Foods Marni & Morris Propp II Family Foundation McGregor Manufacturing, LLC Mid-Missouri Bank † Missouri Employers Mutual Columbia Neale & Newman, LLP † Neighbor’s Mill Bakery & Café NewStream Enterprises, LLC † Pick-n-Pull Auto Dismantlers Pleasant Home Baptist Church Properties of Distinction, Inc. Ridewell Suspensions Summit Natural Gas of Missouri, Inc. The Vecino Group † U.S. Bank United States District Court Bar Registration Disciplinary Fund † Donors who made a gift/pledge to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign.

July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017

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Together we FEED the Ozarks

In FY17, Ozarks Food Harvest provided 16.4M meals, the equivalent of 18.8M pounds, and granted $175,253 to 270 member agencies and

programs throughout its 28-county service

area. This amounts to a total value ST. CLAIR of $33.5M in food and funds.

HICKORY

VERNON

PULASKI DALLAS

CEDAR POLK

LACLEDE

BARTON DADE

TEXAS WEBSTER GREENE

WRIGHT

JASPER LAWRENCE

CHRISTIAN

NEWTON BARRY

DOUGLAS

STONE TANEY

MCDONALD

Corporate & Foundation Donors

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$500 - $2,499 5 Pound Apparel Anonymous Donor A-1 Electric Service, Inc. Abacus CPAs, LLC AC Component Specialist All Saints Anglican Church American Legion Post 69 Anthem Associate Giving Campaign Arrowhead Truck Equipment AT&T Pioneers Club - Springfield Baldwin & Associates BancorpSouth Insurance Services, Inc. Bank of America, thanks to Feeding America Battery Outfitters Bear State Bank Biblical Life Assembly BluCurrent Credit Union

Bohannon Auto Services Boy Scouts of America Ozark Trails Council Bramasole, LLC Brooks Family Foundation Burgess, Hastings & Dunlop, PC Caring Americans Trust Foundation, LLC Cassidy United Methodist Women Christopher Saathoff Foundation CoBank Coldwell Banker, Vanguard Agents & Staff Colwell Captures Darden Foundation, thanks to Feeding America Dr. Nancy O’Reilly Family Foundation Drury University - Lambda Chi Alpha Expedia, Inc. Matching Gift Program Eyemart Express, LLC

HOWELL

OZARK

Farmers Market of the Ozarks Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines Ferrell-Duncan Fund, Community Foundation of the Ozarks Finnegan’s Wake First Christian Church - Christian Women’s Fellowship First Congregational Church Freckled Fig, LLC GearHead Ministries, Inc. Gold Mountain Communications, LLC Graceway Baptist Church Greater Ozarks Marine Corps League Hamilton Family Charity Happy Home Church Home Builders Association of Greater Springfield Hessman Home Veterinarian Services Hi Tech Glass Repair Hilco Industrial, LLC Hogan Land Title Company Humana

OFH MEALS AND GRANTS DISTRIBUTION BY COUNTY 1–2+M meals 500–999K meals 250–499K meals 100–249K meals

DENT

SHANNON

OREGON

COUNTY

MEALS

Barry

Barton

Cedar

Christian Dade Dallas Dent Douglas Greene Hickory Howell Jasper Laclede Lawrence McDonald Newton Oregon Ozark Polk Pulaski Shannon St. Clair Stone Taney Texas Vernon Webster Wright Total

398,868 375,035 147,461 646,088 153,389 253,839 395,484 128,411 2,899,680 276,249 636,995 1,461,068 619,262 937,126 324,943 451,945 286,357 137,022 512,622 805,513 300,510 109,469 294,306 873,556 578,889 212,273 540,595 383,722 15,140,678

GRANTS $6,000 $3,000 $3,000 $7,500 $4,000 $8,500 $22,000 $31,000 $1,000 $17,003 $9,000 $3,500 $8,500 $5,000 $5,000 $5,750 $3,000 $6,500 $1,000 $2,000 $9,000 $8,000 $5,000 $1,000 $175,253

VALUE $821,928 $757,088 $304,317 $1,334,016 $311,392 $523,103 $817,068 $260,727 $6,053,215 $556,300 $1,307,005 $2,983,998 $1,251,285 $1,900,991 $664,666 $927,744 $583,126 $282,809 $1,043,090 $1,634,108 $604,792 $227,108 $605,920 $1,797,428 $1,174,003 $435,466 $1,099,247 $774,192 $31,036,130

Meals include those provided by SNAP outreach. Additional meals were distributed to sister Feeding America food banks, serving Missouri and Arkansas counties outside OFH’s service area. Value is wholesale value of meals distributed and grants.

iHeartMedia, Inc. Industrial Wood Products, Inc. † Ingram Enterprises, Inc. dba Fireworks Over America Integrity Pharmacy, LLC JCPenney Employee Giving JMARK Business Solutions, Inc. John Marion Construction JPMorgan Chase & Co Employee Giving Program Kimball Family Foundation KPM CPAs & Advisors Krispy Kreme/Ozark Mountain Dough, LLC Lelia Heuer Foundation Little Caesars Pizza – Springfield (Farm Road 135) Lundberg Family Charitable Gifting Fund McClanahan Construction Co., Inc. McKinley Christian Church McKowen Family Dental McMullen Landscape Center

Mercy Health Foundation Midwest Window & Door Miller Wolfe Enterprises, Inc. MK Enterprises, Inc. MO Cat & Cow Veterinary Clinic Monett Ministerial Association Monett Youth Center - The Den Moulder Family Charitable Fund My Movers Moving & Storage O’Reilly Auto Parts O’Reilly French Family Foundation Ozarks Premier Carpet Care Palm Medical Solutions, LLC Pampered Chef, thanks to Feeding America Peck’s Insurance & Financial Services Performance Foodservice Poindexter Mechanical Plumbing & Heating Professional Transportation Center, LLC Q & Company LLC QPS Employment Group

Realty Mortgage & Appraisals, Inc Rick’s Automotive Ridgecrest Baptist Church - The Son Seekers Roberts, McKenzie, Mangan & Cummings, PC Rotary Club of West Plains - Sunrise Sac River Cowboy Church Safety Equipment Company Sally Hubbard Trust Sam’s Club - Springfield (El Camino Alto) School Sisters of Notre Dame - Alms Committee Seven Roots Massage Therapy, LLC Shell Oil Company Foundation Smithco Exteriors, LLC Southern Missouri Women Lawyers Southwest Pumps & Filters, Inc Spencer, Fane, Britt & Browne LLP † Donors who made a gift/pledge to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign.

July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017

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“

If I didn’t have the food to bring home I’d be sad because there wouldn’t be any food.

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-Lorali, 7

Corporate & Foundation Donors

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$500 - $2,499 cont.

Springfield Elks Lodge No. 409 Springfield Marine Co. Springfield Yellow Cab Company SRC Logistics † St. John’s Episcopal Church Stanton Strings T.J. Maxx Tad K. Morlan, Attorney at Law The Carpet Shoppe, Inc. The Farber Foundation The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts The Standard The Ultramax Nation Thermo King of Springfield, LLC Thomas L. Quinn Dental, D.D.S., PC Thrivent Choice Giving TTR Enterprises DBA Air Services

Heating & Cooling UnitedHealth Group Vapor Systems, LLC Victory Life Church Vision Communications - KADI 99.5 Wesley United Methodist Women Westport Elementary School Youth of the Ozarks, LLC In-Kind Donors 3M Francis & Anita Abramovitz American Heart Association Coca-Cola Erwin Farms Feeding America - The Great American Milk Drive Maximum Media, Inc. Steinert’s Nursery & Greenhouse

Individuals $150,000+ Paul Adams † $25,000 - $149,999 James & Helen Adams † Carol Craighead † John Cooper/Thermo King † Steven Harrell † James & Cathy Moore † Charlie & Mary Beth O’Reilly † Larry O’Reilly † Rosalie O’Reilly Wooten † $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous Donor † Jeffrey & Jennifer Davis † Special thanks to all corporations and foundations that donated less than $500. * Donors who made a gift/pledge to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign.

WEEKEND BACKPACK PROGRAM One in five kids worry about where their food will come from. This program provides kids with a bag of nutritious, child-friendly food to take home over the weekends when they might otherwise go hungry. More than 1,600 children benefit from this life-saving program that began in 2003.

One child shared: “I love the food.

You people were a big help.

Thank you so much. You are awesome!”

Springfield schools

Bingham Elementary Bissett Elementary Bowerman Elementary Boyd Elementary Campbell Elementary Carver Middle Cowden Elementary Delaware Elementary Fremont Elementary Holland Elementary Horace Mann Elementary Jeffries Elementary McBride Elementary Pershing Elementary & Middle Pipkin Middle Pittman Elementary Pleasant View Elementary & Middle* Portland Elementary Robberson Community School

Individual Donors $10,000 - $24,999 cont.

Peter & JoDee Herschend † Jim & Gaynell Magers † Brett Jeffryes Frank & Rita McClernon † Tim & Paula Bellanti † Quinten & Bernice Cole William & Virginia Darr † Andrew Dickey & Virginia Yohe Scott & Shannon Harrell † Eugene Han & Jenifer Placzek † Drs. Alan & Meera Scarrow † David & Sandy Simpson † $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous Donor John & Melissa Beckwith † Estel Brackett † Brad & Jeannette Crain † John Donald

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SCHOOLS

Shady Dell ECC Sherwood Elementary Shining Stars ECC Sunshine Elementary Truman Elementary Wanda Gray Elementary Watkins Elementary Westport Elementary & Middle Williams Elementary York Elementary

Outlying area schools

Bakersfield Bronaugh Central Park Elementary (Monett) Columbian Elementary (Carthage) Crane Elementary Exeter Fair Play Fairview Elementary (Carthage)

Jim & Anna Ferguson † Karl & Cathi Glassman Mary Belle Graham † Jim & Sarah Lewis † Carl & Dianna Lowe Claire McCaskill James & Kathy McIntyre † Harrison & Anita Philbrick Ellen Placzek † Dr. Roger & Pamela Schlemmer Lane & Gail Shumaker Samuel Watts $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous Donor Francis & Anita Abramovitz Mitchell & Tracie Ahrens Buddy Ball & Virginia Jones Judith Beisner Jerry & Linda Benson Donald & Mary Bonacker Bart Brown † David & Betty Carleton

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COUNTIES

60k FOOD BAGS

Hartville Elementary Hollister Elementary Hubble Elementary (Marshfield) Humansville Hurley Ivring Elementary (Joplin) Lutie (Theodosia) Mallory Elementary (Buffalo) Marion C. Early (Morrisville) Monett Elementary Mt. Vernon Elementary Northeast Vernon County (Schell City) Richards (West Plains) Roscoe (Osceola) Sheldon Southwest (Washburn)* Skyline (Norwood) Thornfield Winona

*New in 2017-18 *New in 2015–16

Melvin & Martha Cochran Kathy Copeland Lou Crosthwaite Wynard Culbert, Jr. Dave & Lori Dorey Bill & Merrill Drummond Dorothy Earp Phillip & Donna Eldred Doris Ewing Lauren Hawkins Joseph & Lora Hills † Susan & Harry Hom Suzanne Kautz Steve & Jean Koenig Mike & Luann Mattson † James & Rose McDonald Michael & Martha Merrell Juston & Andriene Mitchell Brenda Montgomery Charles Morgan Dr. Jim Murrow * Donors who made a gift/pledge to the Ending

Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign.

July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017

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CHILDREN’S FOOD PROGRAMS OFH’s After-School and Summer Food sites provided 132,000 free meals and snacks in FY17 to children at a variety of community locations.

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It was hard to have enough food for everybody.

Now with the food bag, we have enough.

– Sebastian, age 7

After-School sites:

About Our Kids - Lamar Ann Short Turner Community Center – Mansfield Boys & Girls Club of SWMO – Henderson Unit Boys & Girls Club of SWMO – Joplin Boys & Girls Club of the Ozarks – Lake Taneycomo Elks Unit Boys & Girls Club of SWMO – Musgrave Unit Boys & Girls Club of SWMO – Reeds Spring Boys & Girls Club of the Ozarks – Shirley M. Schaefer Unit Boys & Girls Club of SWMO – Stalnaker Unit Boys & Girls Club of SWMO – Webb City Cassville Elementary (Cassville YMCA) Central Christian Church Central Park Elementary (Monett YMCA) Diamond Elementary (Fair Acres YMCA) El Dorado Youth, Inc. El Dorado Springs Elementary Monett Elementary (Monett YMCA)

Individual Donors

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$500 - $2,499 cont.

Eric & Joyce Nelson † William & Dana Powers Jess Lynn & Theresa Rebeck Darius & Judy Reeves James & Christine Rice Thomas Schriver Christopher Smith Terry & Loreta Smith Kevin Stipp James & Shannon Ukena David Warwick Victor & Deanne Wilson Anonymous Donors Paul & Shirley Abbott Dave Ajal Lolita Albers Lani Allton Steven & Jody Allyn Thomas & Laura Alms Lucie Amberg

Nathan’s Place – Lamar Ozarks Family YMCA – Mountain Grove Ozarks Family YMCA – Seymour Pate Early Childhood Center Prime Time – Aurora (Monett Area YMCA) Roy Blunt YMCA of Bolivar Sheldon Elementary Springfield Community Center Steadley Elementary (Fair Acres YMCA) Webster Elementary (Webb City Boys & Girls Club of SWMO) About Our Kids – Lamar Ann Short Turner Community Center – Mansfield Ash Grove Assembly Boys & Girls Club of SWMO – Henderson Unit Boys & Girls Club of SWMO – Joplin Boys & Girls Club of the Ozarks – Lake Taneycomo Elks Unit Boys & Girls Club of SWMO – Musgrave Unit

Boys & Girls Club of the Ozarks – Shirley M. Schaefer Unit Boys & Girls Club of SWMO – Stalnaker Unit Cassville YMCA Diamond Elementary (Fair Acres YMCA) El Dorado Youth, Inc. Fair Acres YMCA - Carthage Monett Area YMCA Nathan’s Place – Lamar Ozarks Family YMCA – Mountain Grove Ozarks Family YMCA – Seymour Roy Blunt YMCA of Bolivar Springfield Community Center Steadley Elementary (Fair Acres YMCA)

Alfred & Sharon Andersen Danny Bob Anderson Phyllis Anderson Richard & Ardith Anderson Ron Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Lee Arends Judith Armstrong Susan Arvieux Riley & Jody Asher James & Mary Jo Ashmore Peter & Judyth Assad Don & Bonnie Atteberry Billy & Linda Austin Joan Baird Ron & Paula Baird Kelsey Baldwin Donald & Kelley Balun Paul Barker Debra Barnhart Dona Baucom Bradley & Terri Bauer James & Debby Baugh Jack & Delaine Baughman

John & Jane Baumgartner Rev. Janice Beadleston Shareen Beal Jim & Janice Becker Lori Becker Robert & Muriel Beckett Travis & Bethany Bell Will Guldin & Megan Berlin John Bertsch Kenneth & Helga Betser C. J. Bierschwal Chris & Jill Billings Patricia Birkes Frances Bixler Dennis Blake John & Amy Blakey David & Louise Blumenstock Jonette Bodanske Max & Delys Bodenhausen Barbara Bodnar-Huy John Boeckman Kenneth & Donna Boehne Glenda Bond

Summer sites:

MOBILE FOOD PANTRY

The Food Bank’s pantry on wheels provided food to 24,000 people in need with nearly 300,000 meals delivered in FY17! The trucks traveled 3,688 miles to 46 distributions across 9 counties.

SNAP OUTREACH

SENIOR FOOD BOX

OFH provides help in applying for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. In FY17, nearly 675,400 meals can be attributed to OFH outreach! The local economic impact is estimated at nearly $3,342,172.

This program provides 3,618 income-eligible seniors with healthy USDA food at 33 senior centers, food pantries and churches across 28 counties. In FY17, volunteers assembled 31,600 boxes providing 658,354 meals!

Robert & Sandra Bornstein Way Nola Bourke John & Kathryn Bowen Larry Bowman Mark Brady Karsten & Helen Bredesen Lanny & Mary Brent Barbara Brockschmidt William & Doris Brookes Edward Brown Franklin & Kathy Brown Larry & Peggy Brown Michael & Teresa Brown Roy Browne Jerome & Dena Brummer Jim & Cheryl Buckley Dr. John & Rochelle Buckner † Dennis & Sandra Budd Curt Buechter Eugene Buettner Jennifer Bump Darrell & Paige Burk Shaun & Kimberly Burke

Louella Burrington David & Barbara Burtrum P.D. Buttram Joseph & Phyllis Byers Doris Cadorette H. Mariel Caldwell Paullette Calhoun John & Jill Callaway Alice Campbell Janet Canady Jerry & Marlene Cantlon Daniel & Susan Cardwell Freda Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Paul Carroll Cathy Castillo Bradley Chadwick Janice Chalmers Roger & Terri Chasteen Bill & Maret Cheek Tsuey-Hwa Rosa Chen James & Vada Chilton Ashish Chowfin Freda Clair

Marjorie Click Faith Cline † Gale Clithero Paula Clouse Kimberlee Cluck Randy & Karen Coates Dan Cobb Waymon & Judith Coiner Lloyd & Juanita Colbaugh Cheryl Cole Pamela Collins Turner & Pansy Collins Carl & Donna Conley James & Sherri Conrad Howard & Ann Conus Edwina Cook Sharon Cook Mike Coose Carl & Debra Coppage Pedro & Marsha Cordova Connie Corman † Donors who made a gift/pledge to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign.

July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017

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Individual Donors

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$500 - $ 2,499 cont.

Mary Jo Cotter Drs. Ron & Mary Coulter John & Vickie Cox Susan Craig Justin & Nichole Cravens Charles & Julie Crawford Robert & Laura Cron Brian & Jennifer Cronenwett Russell & Sherlee Culbertson Josh & Christine Curtis Sharon Cypher George & Mary Ann Cyr Sharon Cyrus Roger & Susan Dake Andy & Sue Ann Dalton Donna Dalton Martha Dameron Nancy Daniel Bob Darden Charles & Annette Darnell Judith Davis Betty Day Bud Day Greg & Sherry Day Tamara de Wild † Russell Dean Kenneth & Judie Deane Amanda Delahay Virginia Delano Dr. Robert & Joyce Demski Ronald & Debra Dent Susan Derus Mary Beth DeShazo Hackett Richard DeSipio Dianna Devore Allan DeWoody Carl & Sandra Dickens James & Robbin Dilday Doug & Bonnie Dillard Steven Dodson Dale & Mary Donat Michael Donovan Jerry & Janet Driscoll Larry & Marilyn Duckering Kevin & Luann Dull Joshua Dupy Cindy Edwards Maggie Edwards Ralph Eichholtz Lois Ellis John Emmons Gerald & Patricia Enloe Dr. John Esch, Jr. Jeff Estill James & Teresa Evans Jo Evertz Fred & Kimberley Farris Bryan Feemster John Ferguson Maria Finch

Eugene & Robin Fisher Eltjen & Jerri Flikkema Thomas & Rose Flood † Wayne Floyd Rich & Candy Ford William Forman Lara Fors Laura Foster David & Eden Fox Phillis Fox Victoria Fox Perry Franklin Steve & Judy Freeman Howard & Carolyn Frische Harlan Fritz Larry & Maryann Frye Greg & Carrie Gammon Lee & Monica Garrett Doug Garringer Edward Garrison † Elaine Garton Teresa Geisler Michael & Shari Gerke Dan & Stacey Gibson James & Donna Gibson Leon Gideon Brenda Gillis David Gilpin George Gleason Bob & Phyllis Gleghorn Charles & Carolyn Glenn Merle Goehring Robert Goodin Donna Gossard Lynn & Phyllis Gossard Paula Gott Jeffry & Susan Gouge Carol Gourley Betty Gournoe Jeanie Graham Ralph & Laura Graham Edward Gray Adam & Stephanie Green Dan & Sarah Green John & Marsha Green Walter & Kay Green George Greenlee Harold & Diane Greenlee Mark & Trudy Grein Kathleen Griesemer Judy Griffin Stephen Griffith Jerry Guthrie Jim & Olivia Guthrie † Christina Hadley David & Margaret Hagemann Dave & Elaine Hagen Freddie & Betty Hagler John Haley Warren Halford Dick & Gloria Hall Linda Hall Alma Hancock Jim & Vicki Hancock Niles Hanson

James & Karen Harding Richard Hare Brad & Angela Harnish Louis Harris Michael & Barbara Harris Scott & Dorrie Harris Dean & Geri Hartman Joe & Karen Hawkins John Hayes Michael & Ruth Hays Stephanie Hein Lee & Diane Helfer Kurt & Sherry Hellweg Steve & Lisa Hendrick Jesse Hennell Brenda Henry Shirley Henry Jack Hensley Peggy Hensley Sandra Henson Kenneth & Mary Ann Herfkens Sandra Herndon Teresa Hess Patricia Higham Elston Hill Justin & Keren Hill Randy & Lori Hobbs Elaine Hodges Sue Hoeck Michael & Mary Hoffman James Holland Paul Holland Wallace & Avis Holloway Jim & Mary Hoover Ben Houser Jane Howell Joann Howerton Buddy & Karen Hubbard Michael & Karen Huddleston David Huff Millideen Huff Shirley Huffman Jeff & Cynthia Hughes Ronald & Sandra Hughes June Hurst Doug Hutchcraft Stephen & Becky Ijames Phillip Isley Darl & Elizabeth Jackson Marion Jantz Rochester & Rebecca Jantz Barbara Jensen Joyce Jensen Bob Jewell Richard & Cheryl Johnson Brian & Deborah Johnston Joyce Johnston Gregory Jones Dottie Joslyn Sharon Kahmann Bill & Judy Kallenbach Deborah Karr Tammy Karr Mimi Kauffman Douglas Kays

Robert & Lea Ann Keeling Karl & Janet Keller Russell Keller Bryce & Karen Kelley Tommy & Camille Kellogg Kyle & Janette Keltner Hal & Peggy Kemp Doug & Deanna Kennedy Pat & Ann Keohane Sharon Kerr Linda Kilburn Joyce King Robert & Glenda King Robert & Barbara Kinney Howard & Debra Kitchen Leland & Karol Koon Pixie Kopcrak Harriet Kosky Danny & Debbie Krasser † Robert & Ruth Krill † David & Sara Krutsinger Craig Kuchera Kenneth & Myra Lackey Suong Ngoc Lam Jim & Joan Landewe Scott & Debbie Larsen Allen & Patricia Latall Greg & Deanna Lawrence Bob Lawson, Jr. † Carol Lee Robert & Ellen Lepper Barbara Lewis James & Shirley Lewis Lloyd Lewis Dave Lindstrom Gary & Betty Lipscomb Lana Loeber Larry & Kathy Lombard Peter & Marilyn Louk Phoebe Love Mary Lovelady Joyce Lowe Kimberly Lowman Ola Luginsky Frances Lyle Bob & Alice Lynch Christopher & Linda Lynn Linda MacGorman John Maddox David & Rosemarie Magaw Danielle Magers Fredna Mahaffey Jim & Deborah Mangan Anthony & Patricia Mann Frank Manzardo Bob & Jo Martin Mark Martin Stan & Carol Martin Cathy Massey Joe & Barbara McCarty Gene & Phyllis McConnell James & Betty McCoy Keith & Sharon McCoy Todd & Jennifer McCrackin Mark McCroskey

Dr. Patrick & Linda McDermott John & Janice McGaughey Tom & Dawn McInnis John McKaig Larry McKinnis Charles McKinsey Matt McLaughlin Janice McLeod Rod & Sarah McMullan T.S. McMullen Sharen McNeill Rick & Mary McQueary Joe & Marcella Mease Alvin & Nancy Meeker Michael & Joan Menchetti Shannon Merriman Mary Meyer Terry Meyer Andrew Meyers Klee Michaelis Jerry & Bernadette Miller Matt Miller Olen & Lydia Miller Scott & Kathy Miller Mark & Sheri Milne Steve Mincks Thomas & Dr. Christina Moellering June Monterastelli Steven Montgomery Terry Montgomery Fred & Marilynn Moon Janis Moore John & Meggan Moore William & Marilyn Moore Edward & Jill Moran Louise Morgan Gary & Nancy Morris John & Jeanie Morris Richard & Shirley Mosher Melvie Mosier Don Mowry Tom Mullen Keith Myers Gary & Donna Naab † Ronald & Charlene Nelson Ron & Cathy Neville Russell & Mary Newby James & Lareva Newcomer Mary Newton Steven & Carla Nibert John & Tracy Nicholas John & Culah Nixon Robert & Sherri Oehme Gail Oetting Jerry & Carol Okeson Michael & Nan Olmsted Theodore & Patricia O’Neill Barbara Opperman David O’Reilly Dorothy Osborn Steve & Patsy Palmer Richard & Katie Pankiewicz Cory & Trudy Pascoe Janet Pauley Naomia Payne

Reese & Jennifer Peaco Elizabeth Pendergrass Franklin & Patricia Pennel Carlos & Susan Perez Paul & Peggy Peterson Mabel Phillips Sherry Piland Larry & Frances Pitts Vydell Pockrandt Barry Poindexter Roy Pomrening Jami Pool Michael & Brenda Popovich Greg Porr Tom Potts Susan Powell Steve & Raeanne Presley Jud & Ann Price Richard & Mary Price Sharon Price Dan & Barba Probstfield Randall & Lori Propst Rodney & Roberta Quinn Becky Rademacher Charles & Cynthia Ramsey Marcus Ramsey Peri Redfearn Jeff & Sharon Reid Thomas Reinbold Cheryl Revette Brad & Jill Reynolds Scott & Linda Reynolds Alvadayia Rice Edwin Rice Edwin & Phoebe Rice Dr. Jessica Ridgley Dean Rising Lester Robbins Bill Roberts Ruth Roberts William Roberts Norma Robinson Gary & Pauletta Rogers William & Sandra Rogers Bill Rohlf Randall Rosenbaum Leon & Debbi Royer Clifford & Vira Rule Dwite Russell Kenneth & Helen Russell Dean & Karen Samet William Samuel Steven & Myrna Sanders Thomas & Jane Sandgren Dan & Pat Scherer Mike & Amy Schnake Russell & Cathy Schoeller Richard & Linda Schott Tom Schroeder Coy & Dana Scott Karan Scott Timothy & Jeanne Scrivner † Donors who made a gift/pledge to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign.

July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017

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FINANCIAL REPORT

FY2017 FY2016 FY2015 SUPPORT & REVENUE

In-Kind Contributions $24,274,756 $22,315,728 $22,821,160 Cash & Cash Equivalents $8,575,698 $7,201,041 $5,643,079 Total Revenue & Support $32,850,454 $29,516,769 $28,464,239

EXPENSES Program & Distribution Services $29,136,766 $26,703,961 Fundraising $604,340 $608,140 General & Administrative $683,146 $642,016

$26,915,421 $562,673 $554,070

Total Expenses $30,424,252 $27,954,117 $28,032,164

ASSETS Net Assets, Beginning of Year $13,386,008 $11,823,356 Net Assets, End of Year $15,812,210 $13,386,008

$11,391,281 $11,823,365

Change in Net Assets $2,426,202 $1,562,652

$432,084

Ozarks Food Harvest’s financial statement for the year ended June 30, 2017 and was audited by The Whitlock Co., LLP. The complete independent auditors’ report can be accessed online at ozarksfoodharvest.org.

Ozarks Food Harvest respects your privacy and personal information. The Food Bank’s Donor Privacy Policy is to never sell, trade or rent supporters’ names; 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.

Individual Donors

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$500 - $ 2,499 cont.

Alice Scroggins Stephen & Myra Scroggs Becky Seigel Erika Sexton Dawn Shaing Dr. Robert & Janet Shaw Victor & Margaret Shelton Todd & Monika Sherman † Joan Shields William & Helen Shields Jeanne Shipley Mike Shirley Mark Shockley Ted & Janet Siebert Linda Sietstra Larry & Debra Simon Steven & Joanne Simonson Matt Simpson Gary & Alexis Slyter Larry & Pat Smiley

Larry & Betty Smith Mark & Traci Smith Stephen & Susan Smith David Smock Robert & Christy Snelling Ralph Snyder John & Antoinette Somers Dr. Virgil Sommers Reggie & Diana Sonnenschein Helen Soutee Joseph & Kathy Sowers Brenda Spain Janice Sparks Jay & Michele Sparks Julie Sparlin Marvin Sparling Dr. Robert & Anne Spence Patty Squires Bill & Rita St. Gemme Janette Stafford Dema Staib Daniel Stanley Bonnie Stanton

Betty Stark Jeane Stark Daryl Steen Joe & Mary Stephens Richard & Sarah Stephenson Deborah Stevens Robert & Sharon Stevenson Thomas & Doreen Steward Dick & Barbara Stewart Randy & Judy Stiles Russell & Sara Still Robert & Mary Stillings Mark Stillwell Mark & Nancee Stinson Phillip Stoke Jim & Charlotte Stout Susie Stovall Stassi Strang Tim & Jane Straus Greg Strebe Gerald Sturges Micah & Lauren Sukany Glenn & Phyllis Sullivan

16.4 MILLION MEALS Another RECORD-BREAKING distribution year More than 18.8 million pounds of food, or 16.4 million meals, were provided in FY17, making it another record year for Ozarks Food Harvest!

Timothy & Kelly Swearengin Willadean Swofford Bennie & Emma Talbot Peter Talboys Ronald & Darla Tate Thomas Taylor Ron & Sue Terry Dorothy Thomas O’Leta Thomas Opal Thomas Mae Thomason Virginia Thompson Homer Thrasher Gene & Eunice Thummel Patricia Thurston John Tieskotter Gerald Toler Gerald & Rosalie Toler Tim Toohey Jeanne Toombs James & Barbara Towery Mr. & Mrs. John Troyer Norman Trujillo

Randy Turner Kathryn Twibell Melinda Vacey Billy Vaughn Fred & Jackie Vinci Lee & Julie Viorel Carl & Helen Votaw Steven & Sharon Wacholtz Moses & Karen Waldner Caitlin Waldo Karen Walker Mark & Mary Walker Eric & Vickie Ward Gary & Joy Ward Margaret Ward Diane Washburn Dean Wasson Ronald & Jeannine Watson Dr. Kevin Watt Dean Weimer Susan Weissmann Patricia Werner-Sowards Donald & Priscilla Westrich

Dennis & Donna Whelan Donnie & Barbara White Tom Whitlock Maggie Wilcox Tom Wiles Thomas & Tammy Wiley Linda Wilhite Louise Willard James & Marcia Williams Johnnie & Mary Williams Mark & Lisa Williams James Wills, Jr. Dwight & Helen Wilmoth Carl Wilson Doris J. Wilson Emery Wilson Recycled Supporting responsible Jean Wilson use of forest resources. www.fsc.org Sandy Wilson ©2016 Forest Stewardship Council Stephen Wilson Curtis & Kathy Wimberley † Donors who made a gift/pledge to the Ending JulyBuilding 1, 2013 –Hope Junecapital 30, 2014 Hunger, campaign.

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In FY17, OFH drivers and member agencies picked up roughly 5,430,000 pounds of food from local retailers. Currently, 84 retailers participate in the program within The Food Bank’s 28-county service area.

35 Walmart Supercenters 9 Walmart Neighborhood Markets 9 ALDI stores 8 Price Cutter stores 5 Woods Supermarkets 1 G&W Stores 4 Murfin’s Markets 3 Sam’s Club stores 3 Target stores 3 Harps Supermarket 1 Hy-Vee store 1 Military Commissary, Fort Leonard Wood 1 Pennington’s Supermarket 1 Price Chopper Supermarket 1 Richards Brothers Supermarket

Individual Donors

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$500 - $ 2,499 cont.

Craig Winchell Paul & Christie Windisch Thomas Wiswall & Bonnie Luder Thomas & Dawn Wohlgemuth † Madonna Wolff Richard & Rebecca Wolpert Byron Wood Geoffrey Wood Larry & Helen Woodrum Jeffrey & Sharon Woodward Michael & Janet Wooten Wayne & Anna Worley Rev. Verniece Wyles Laverne & Josephine Yoder John & Beverly Young Arthur & Koula Zaumseil Steve & Cynthia Zeiler Carla Zeilmann Stacey & Carrie Zengel

RETAIL PICK-UP PROGRAM

Ozarks Food Harvest leads the way for Feeding America food banks when it comes to its Retail Pick-Up Program. OFH was one of the first food banks in the U.S. to establish a program of this kind, serving as a pilot food bank for Walmart. The program partners with retailers to rescue food that is no longer sellable, but does remain safe for consumption.

Special Events Hungerthon 2016 The 18th annual radio-thon on 105.9 KGBX with Kevin & Liz raised $140,447 to provide 468 at-risk children with Weekend Backpack Program food bags. Since 1999, nearly $1.7 million has been raised through Hungerthon.

Sponsors Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc. (AECI) Bear State Bank BluCurrent Credit Union Burgess, Hastings & Dunlop, P.C. David & Betty Carleton Coldwell Bankers Vanguard Realtors CoxHealth Feeding Missouri Fireworks Over America

Mary Belle Graham Heart of America Beverage Co. Hiland Dairy Foods Harter House Supermarkets KPM CPAs, PC MassMutual McKowen Family Dental Midwest Tactical, Inc. Musgrave Foundation Peck Insurance & Financial Services Properties of Distinction, Inc. Roberts, McKenzie, Mangan & Cummings Taylor Communications Yahweh’s Place at Cedarville Heartfelt thanks to all individual donors who generously gifted donations below $500.

In addition, thanks to all the anonymous donors who provided a total of $11,623.

† Donors who made a gift/pledge to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign.

VOLUNTEER & FOOD DRIVES

Volunteers give their time and talents to OFH in a variety of ways, including hosting community food drives. Did you know that in FY17, 248 food drives were hosted by volunteers, collecting 213 tons of food?

Special Events Event Sponsors Air Service Heating and Cooling – Tent Sponsor iHeartMedia/105.9 KGBX Family Pharmacy – Hotline Sponsor Sonic – “Tot” (Tote) Board Sponsor

Check Out Hunger 2016 The 18th annual holiday point-of-sale fundraiser at 57 area grocers collected $45,480. Since 1998, the grocer-food bank partnership has collected $464,364, providing nearly 2.27 million meals.

Hometown Grocer Partners AKiN’S Natural Foods Market Bistro Market Give Ozarks 2017 The 3rd annual 24-hour online fundraiser Country Mart Harter House hosted by Community Foundation Hy-Vee Springfield of the Ozarks collected over $28,300 King Cash Saver for OFH to provide 3,537 bags of food through the Weekend Backpack Program. Murfin’s Market Pennington’s Supermarket Price Cutter Sponsors Price Cutter Plus BluCurrent Credit Union Ramey Bohannon Auto Services Rhodes Family Price Chopper Commerce Bank Summer Fresh Cox Roofing Woods Supermarket DairiConcepts Mercy Health Foundation

In-Kind Donors iHeartMedia, Inc. KY3, Inc. Phillips Media Group, LLC Empty Bowls 2016 This event traded donations for handcrafted bowls to raise $7,440, thanks to 60 local artists, the community and OFH’s partnership with Panera Bread.

Taste of Elegance 2016 The eighth annual cooking competition serves as OFH’s annual donor appreciation event.

Sponsors Missouri Pork Association Missouri Wines Ramada Plaza Hotel & Oasis Convention Center Smithfield DURoC Pork July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017

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We couldn’t give hope without our NETWORK PARTNERS Our member organizations work on the frontlines of hunger-relief.

About 270 food pantries, community kitchens, emergency shelters, child and senior centers, after-school sites, churches and schools serve thousands of people each year.

In FY17, Ozarks Food Harvest provided $175,253 in grants for food and infrastructure, including freezers and coolers to help agency partners become stronger.

BARRY Cassville United Methodist Church*± 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 The Good Samaritan Shop*±

CHRISTIAN Christian County Family Crisis Center Least of These*± SeniorAge – Ozark Senior Center SeniorAge – Nixa Senior Center Special Force Family Ministry St. Joseph Catholic – Billings*

CEDAR Church of Christ Food Pantry*

DADE Dade County Health Department ±

Food Donors 1 million+ lbs.

Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. USDA Commodities (Commodity Supplemental Food Program & The Emergency Food Assistance Program) Vital Farms 500,000- 999,999 lbs.

Hiland Dairy Foods The Kraft Heinz Company

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El Dorado Springs Senior Center Korth Senior Center Stockton Area Ministerial Alliance Food Pantry±

100,000 - 499,999 lbs.

Dairy Farmers of America Feeding Missouri Gilster-Mary Lee Corporation Hy-Vee - Springfield Jasper Products Kellogg Company Sam’s Club - Joplin Sam’s Club - Springfield (El Camino Alto)

Sam’s Club - Springfield (Sunshine) Schreiber Foods, Inc. Walmart - Bolivar Walmart - Branson (Branson Hills Pkwy.)

Walmart - Branson (Hwy. 76) Walmart - Cassville Walmart - Lamar Walmart - Lebanon Walmart - Monett Walmart - Mount Vernon Walmart - Neosho Walmart - Ozark Walmart - Pineville Walmart - Republic Walmart - Saint Robert Walmart - Springfield (Independence) Walmart - Springfield (Kansas Expressway) Walmart - Springfield (Kearney) Walmart - Springfield (Sunshine) Walmart - West Plains

Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Sunshine) 50,000 - 99,999 lbs.

ALDI - Bolivar ALDI - West Plains ConAgra Foods, Inc. Cott Corporation Fort Leonard Wood Commissary George’s Inc. McLane Ozark Price Cutter Plus – Springfield (Battlefield) Walmart - Aurora Walmart - Branson West Walmart - Carthage Walmart - Houston Walmart - Joplin Walmart - Marshfield Walmart - Nevada Walmart - Nixa Walmart - Springfield (Campbell) Walmart - Webb City

Dade County Neighborhood Center OACAC – Dade* SeniorAge – Greenfield Senior Center DALLAS Calvary Chapel Free Will Baptist Church* Heart to Heart Outreach Ministries Prairie Chapel UMC* SeniorAge – Buffalo Senior Center± DENT CMAAA – Salem Senior Center Shepherd’s Nook – Lifeway Center*± DOUGLAS Ava Assembly of God± Heart of the Hills Food Harvest* GREENE American Red Cross - Greater Ozarks Chapter Ash Grove Food Pantry Burrell Center – CSTAR Burrell Health & Wellness The Caring Place C-Street Connect Food Pantry*± Center City Christian Outreach Central Assembly Food Pantry Central H.S. Bulldog Bites Food Pantry Community Kitchen – Hood UMC Crimson House Ministries Crosslines – Springfield*± Footsteps Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Camino Alto) Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Grand) Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Mount Vernon Street) Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Republic Road) 10,000 - 49,999 lbs.

ALDI - Carthage ALDI - Joplin ALDI - Lebanon ALDI - Nixa ALDI - Springfield (Battlefield) ALDI - Springfield (Kearny) Annie’s Baking, LLC Bimbo Bakeries USA Wes Buchholz Campbell Soup Company Del Monte Foods, Inc. HC Schmieding Produce Company, Inc.

Hand Extended Food Pantry Harmony House Laura’s Home LifeHouse, Catholic Charities Parkview Christian Church Parkview Christian Meal Program People Helping People Preferred Family Healthcare Salvation Army Family Shelter, Food Pantry* & Harbor House SeniorAge – Ash Grove Senior Center SeniorAge – Springfield Senior Center (Northview) SeniorAge – Republic Senior Center SeniorAge – Springfield Senior Center (Southside) SeniorAge – Strafford Senior Center St. Joseph Catholic Church - Springfield Study Alternative Center Food Pantry Victory Mission Family Ministries *Partners that distribute USDA Food ±Partners that distribute Senior Food Boxes

Volunteers pack food boxes at Bread of Life – Marshfield Christian Church.

Hormel Foods Corporation Lamb Weston Holdings Inc. Larry Gary Trucking Little Caesars Pizza - Republic Mars Snackfood U.S., LLC MilkPEP, thanks to Feeding America Murfin’s Market - Clever Murfin’s Market - Ozark OFH Glean Team Opal Foods, LLC Pahl Farms, Inc. Panera Bread - Springfield PepsiCo Pinnacle Foods Plant a Row for the Hungry Price Cutter - Republic Price Cutter – Springfield (Division) Price Cutter – Springfield (Kearney) Price Cutter – Springfield (Saint Louis Street) Price Cutter Plus – Springfield (Nolting) Price Cutter Plus – Springfield

(Republic Street) Prime Inc. Reckitt Benckiser, Inc. Reinhart Foodservice, LLC Rhodes Family Price Chopper Target - Joplin Target - Springfield TreeHouse Private Brands, Inc. Triangle J. Farms, Inc. Tyson Foods, Inc. United Airlines Victory Garde - Second Baptist Church Walmart - Ava Walmart - Joplin (7th Street) Walmart - Mountain Grove Walmart - Salem Walmart Neighborhood Market Joplin (7th Street) Walmart Neighborhood Market Joplin (Demott Drive) Walmart Neighborhood Market July 1, 2013 – JuneLane) 30, 2014 Joplin (Maiden July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017

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HICKORY Hickory County CARES*± McCarthy Senior Center HOWELL Agape House – Mountain View Christos House FEED* First Baptist Church – West Plains* MUNCH* Samaritan Outreach Center Shelter and Pantry SeniorAge – Mountain View Senior Center SeniorAge – West Plains Senior Center± SeniorAge – Willow Springs Senior Center JASPER Carthage Crisis Center Children’s Haven of SW MO Community Support Services – Carl Junction Crosslines – Carthage* Crosslines – Joplin* Feeding Inc. Helping Hands Ministry Independent Living Center Lafayette House Mission Joplin Salvation Army – Carthage Pantry & Soup Kitchen Salvation Army – Joplin Soup Kitchen± St. Peter’s Outreach House Sunshine Children’s Home, Inc. The H.O.U.S.E., Inc. *Partners that distribute USDA Food ±Partners that distribute Senior Food Boxes

Food Donors

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Good Samaritan Resource Center – Richland was one among many organizations that distributed holiday food boxes.

LACLEDE CMAAA – Conway Senior Center CMAAA – Lebanon Senior Center CMAAA – Stoutland Senior Center Community Baptist Church - Lebanon COPE Crosslines – Lebanon* LEEP (Lebanon Early Education Program) L-Life Food Pantry± Project 360 Youth Services – Sound House Salvation Army – Lebanon

10,000 - 49,999 lbs. cont.

Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Glenstone) Woods Supermarket - Buffalo Woods Supermarket - Bolivar Woods Supermarket - Nevada Woods Supermarket - Stockton

Price Cutter Plus – Springfield (National) Red Lobster – Joplin SGC Foodservice Smithfield Packing Company, Inc Target - Branson Tecumseh Farms Walmart - Thayer Vicki Watson

5,000 - 9,999 lbs.

The Coca-Cola Company Harps Foods - Seligman Little Caesars Pizza - Bolivar Little Caesars Pizza - Monett Little Caesars Pizza - Springfield (Glenstone) Little Caesars Pizza - Springfield (Kearney) Little Caesars Pizza - Nixa Longhorn Steakhouse - Joplin Murfin’s Market - Marionville Pennington’s Supermarket

1,000 - 4,999 lbs.

ALDI - Republic Box Turtle Farm Cash Saver - Springfield CeeGee Foods, LLC Chuck E Cheese Fassnight Creek Farm General Mills, Inc. Gold Crown Food Company Harps Foods - Joplin Harthill Marketing Services Knight Transportation Lewis Family Farm

Little Caesars Pizza - Springfield (Scenic) Little Caesars Pizza - Ozark Milo’s Tea Company, Inc. Murfin’s Market - Willard Panera Bread - Joplin Pizza Hut - Bolivar Richards Brothers Schwan’s Bakery, Inc. Star Cakes Bakery Sun Fest - Branson Tropicana Products, Inc. WhiteWave Foods Company Woods Supermarket - El Dorado Springs Sincere thanks to all food donors who gave below 1,000 pounds.

Also, thanks to the individuals and organizations who gave walk-in donations totaling 13,103 lbs.

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* McDONALD Crosslines - McDonald County*±

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 Arc of the Ozarks – Timber Creek Community Outreach Ministries Bolivar Pantry*± Good Samaritan Boys Ranch

100,000+ lbs.

National Association of Letter Carriers, Stamp Out Hunger 50,000 - 99,999 lbs.

Boy Scouts of America, Scouting for Food 10,000 - 49,999 lbs.

McDonald’s of the Ozarks, Cans for Coffee Springfield-Greene County Park Board 5,000 - 9,999 lbs.

Lucas Oil Speedway Missouri State University Homecoming 1,000 - 4,999 lbs.

American National Insurance Company Carver Middle School Central Bank of the Ozarks

PULASKI CMAAA – Crocker Senior Center CMAAA – Dixon Senior Center CMAAA – Richland Senior Center CMAAA – Waynesville Senior Center Genesis Good Samaritan Resource Center – Richland*± Good Samaritan Resource Center – Waynesville*± SHANNON Eminence Pantry SeniorAge – Winona Senior Center Shannon County Food Pantry* Winona Assembly of God±

NEWTON Help Center*± Seneca Food Pantry Teen Challenge – Neosho

Food Drives

House of Hope SeniorAge – Bolivar Senior Center Shepherd’s Place Ministry*

ST. CLAIR St. Clair County Food Pantry*± St. Clair County Senior Center West Central MO Comm. Action Agency* STONE Christian Associates of Table Rock Lake Lives Under Construction Boys Ranch North Stone County Food Pantry* SeniorAge – Kimberling City Senior Center± Southern Stone County Food Pantry * TANEY CAM Food Pantry – Branson*± CAM Food Pantry – Forsyth/My Neighbor’s Pantry*±

Cherokee Middle School CSL Plasma Dollar Tree - Lebanon Dollar Tree - Saint Robert Expedia Field Elementary School Finnegan’s Wake Grant Avenue Freewill Baptist Church H&R Block Health Sciences Academy at Mercy Jordan Valley Community Health Center Kickapoo High School Missouri State University - Greek Week NewStream Enterprises, LLC O’Reilly Automotive, Inc. Performance Foodservice Pershing Middle School Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits Southwest Missouri Realty Spokane High School United Way of the Ozarks U.S. Medical Center for Federal

Prisoners Woods Supermarket - Buffalo Woods Supermarket - El Dorado Springs Wooten Company, LLC 500 - 999 lbs.

Arvest Bank - Springfield Building Blocks Learning Center Database Systems Dickerson Park Zoo Do Outdoors, Inc. Drury University - Baseball Team Drury University - Lambda Chi Alpha FedEx Freight Graceway Baptist Church Greenwood Laboratory School Haunted House Battlefield Holy Trinity Catholic Church Hulston Cancer Center Jeffries Elementary School John Deere Reman Leota JulyLedford 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014 July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017

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More than 4,600 Food Bank volunteers generously gave 31,200 hours in FY17, processing 4.8 million pounds of donations!

62,000 Weekend Backpacks & Summer Sacks were assembled

23,595 pounds of local produce was harvested by the Glean Team

3.7M pounds of rescued product and donations were sorted and packed

31,600 Senior Food Boxes were assembled to provide 658,354 meals Volunteers Food Drives

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500 - 999 lbs. cont Missouri State University – Inter-Fraternity Council & Panhellenic Association Missouri State University Dining Services Ozark Mountain Ridge Runners Parmele Law Firm Pipkin Middle School Red Tree Church Reed Middle School Reinhart Foodservice, LLC Ridewell Suspensions Springfield Gymnastics & Aquatics Center - Girls Booster Club Social Security Administration Sparta Middle School SRC Holdings Corporation The Venues Walmart – Springfield (Independence Avenue)

Individual Volunteers 400 - 499 hours Harvey Kaylor* George Lawrence* Tom Ryan* 300 - 399 hours James Blackwell* Arlene Eichler* 200 - 299 hours Ruby Allen Charlie Bowen Trudy Bowen Karla Carroll* Kris Dreesen* Freeman Kleier Justin Linebaugh Dave McGee* Charlene Nelson* 100 - 199 hours Danielle Angevine Mandy Bailes Sharon Bertalott Margaret Blackwell Kyle Butrick Tom Carson Gale Clithero

John Cooper Eddie Currier Linda Currier Eileen Deal Adam DeBacker Gary Dehaven Patricia Devine Eltjen Flikkema Wil Hardiman Kirk Hawkins Maryann Holt Patti Hudgins Ray Jackson Donald Landon Linda Lange Ann Marsh Melvie Mosier Jerry Patton Lynette Powell Beth Robertson Deborah Rumpf Jerry Sharp Harley Snyder Ruthann Storms Hollis Thomas Lona Wait Von Williams Robert Wullner Jerry Yoakum

50 - 99 hours Marisa Andrews Bob Arnold Doug Balogh Delys Bodenhausen Max Bodenhausen James Brown Megan Carson Tiffany Cavin Allen DeWoody Sarah Finch Jerri Flikkema Chris Gillihan Alexander Goodman Ann Gouge Ryan Holder Barbara & Bob Hutson Sibyl James Julia Jenkins Don Jessen Carol Letchworth Teresa Lingerfelt Susanne Martin Brad Raven Dave Riddle Special thanks to all food drive hosts collecting less than 500 lbs., totaling 27,850 lbs. *Denotes 1,000+ lifetime volunteer hours.

TANEY CONT. Jesus Was Homeless Salvation Army – Branson Pantry SeniorAge – Branson Senior Center SeniorAge – Forsyth Senior Center TEXAS Agape House - Phoenix Project SeniorAge – Cabool Senior Center SeniorAge – Houston Senior Center SeniorAge – Summersville Senior Center Texas County Food Pantry*± United Community Help Center - Licking* VERNON Nevada Community Kitchen Nevada Community Outreach* Sheldon Community ± Vernon County Senior Center± WEBSTER Arc of the Ozarks – Oak Hill Bread of Life – Marshfield Christian Church* Family Life Community Services – Safe Haven King’s Food Pantry* Niangua Community Food Pantry OACAC Head Start - Marshfield SeniorAge – Marshfield Senior Center± SeniorAge – Rogersville Senior Center WRIGHT God’s Storehouse* Mountain Grove Love Center*± SeniorAge – Mountain Grove Wright County Children’s Home *Partners that distribute USDA Commodities ±Partners that distribute Senior Food Boxes Note: Weekend Backpack Program, After-School and Summer Food Program sites are listed on pages 8-9.

50 - 99 hours cont.

Nikki Roseborough Rhonda Roseborough Patrick Ruiz Kristen Stout Melanie Webb Matthew Wilson

Volunteer Groups 500+ hours Wesley UMC*

200 - 499 hours

Chase Bank Datema House Campbell UMC Faith for Life First UMC (Hurst, TX) Logan-Rogersville H.S. FFA MSU Community Involvement & Service* Phelps Center for Gifted

Education - WINGS Springfield Public Schools

100 - 199 hours

3M Ava H.S. - National Honor Society DairiConcepts Developmental Center of the Ozarks Elks Lodge No. 409 Greene County Youth Academy Hope Church King’s Way UMC* Military ALC Fort Leonard Wood MSU English Language Institute Panera Bread Peritoneal Dialysis Packers at CoxHealth

Food Bank Staff

President/CEO Bart Brown

Administration

Cindy Snow, Director of Administration Cindy Boggs, Office Manager Terry Keller, Administrative Services Coordinator Lauren Zachary, Receptionist

Development & Communication

Denise Gibson, Director of Development & Communication Thomas Cunningham, Community Engagement Coordinator Emily Hammock, Development Assistant Cassie Hanson, Development & Grants Manager Jennifer Sickinger, Community Engagement Manager

Community Resources

Gordon Day, Director of Community Resources Dan Bohannon, Retail Store Donation Coordinator Ben Collins, Volunteer Coach Julie Daoust, Retail Store Donation Specialist Brenda Hesebeck, Volunteer Coach Rob Medlen, Full Circle Gardens Assistant Jeremy Moore, Volunteer Coach Alexa Poindexter, Full Circle Gardens Coordinator Daniel Snider, Lead Volunteer Coach Jolene Thompson, Volunteer Engagement Manager

Member Services

Mary Zumwalt, Director of Programs & Member Services Jordan Browning, Comm. Partnerships & Advocacy Coord.

Casey Gunn, Retail Compliance Specialist Kimberly Hansen, CSFP/Senior Box Coordinator Abbey Hedges, Backpack Program Coordinator Terra Lamb, Agency Outreach Coordinator Jane Terry, Creative Information Specialist Melanie Toler, Member Services Assistant Erin Thomason, Nutrition Programs Coordinator

Operations

Scott Boggs, Director of Operations Teresa Dixon, Warehouse Manager Mike Doubledee, Inventory Manager Steven Henry, Operations Administration Mike Hesebeck, Transportation Supervisor Eddie Hicks, Operations/Compliance Coordinator Steve Roberts, Transportation Manager Due to growth and limited space in the report, all warehouse and transportation associates are now listed online.

Penmac Staffing Republic H.S. National Honor Society Roseborough Family Student Life Scranton Family

50-99 hours

American National Insurance Company Arvest Bank Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc. Bancsource Central Bank of the Ozarks Central H.S. Key Club Commerce Trust Company Dolby Laboratories Doniphan Key Club Expedia Expedia - Non-Lodging/ Orbitz

FDIC Gunther Family Home Builders Association of Greater Springfield Jack Henry & Associates, Inc. Employees JCPenney Employees Missouri Public Affairs Academy Nixa H.S. Nixa Junior H.S. North Point Church Parkview H.S. Republic H.S. FCCLA Safelite AutoGlass Salem Lutheran Youth Swank Salon University of South Dakota AWOL Program Willard H.S. FCCLA Heartfelt thanks to all of The Food Bank’s 4,600 volunteers.

July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017

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