FY 2019 Honor Roll of Donors & Annual Report July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019
Transforming Hunger into Hope™ across southwest Missouri
“No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.� 1
-Charles Dickens
A note from the Board President & CEO Thank you for Transforming Hunger into Hope with us. Every day, thousands of people in the Ozarks visit food pantries. These individuals are hardworking single mothers with toddlers to feed; seniors who can’t afford their medications; homeless families who have nowhere else to turn. But because of you, all of these individuals have something to eat. Your compassion and sustained generosity help put meals on the table each and every day. We’ve been accepting, processing, storing and distributing more food than ever because of our 56,000 square-foot warehouse expansion, thanks to generous donors like you. The space allowed us to provide 18.5 million meals to families facing hunger. Nearly 30 million meals are needed to close the meal gap, and we will continue to press on toward that distribution goal. This year, Ozarks Food Harvest and its agencies served more than 261,000 unduplicated individuals across 28 counties. That’s 261,000 people who could pay rent for the month and feed their kids; 261,000 people who could keep the lights on and put dinner on the table; 261,000 people who didn’t have to worry about where their next meal would come from. And that’s all because of you.
Ozarks Food Harvest Board of Directors Officers Dr. Meera Scarrow, President Mercy Hospital-Springfield Tommy Wohlgemuth, President Elect SGC™ Foodservice James Wilson, Secretary Tuthill Brad Crain, Treasurer Arvest Bank of Springfield
Directors Kurt Bain The Kraft Heinz Company Tim Bellanti Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc., Retired Clayton Brown Prime Inc. Tamara de Wild, Past President O’Reilly Auto Parts Mike Pinkston Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. Jill Reynolds Commerce Trust Company Kenny Ross Ross Construction Group Krystal Russell Spectrum Accounting and Payroll Vault
Every single gift to Ozarks Food Harvest makes a difference in the life of someone struggling with hunger. Donations help kids like Matthew, a recipient of our Weekend Backpack Program. “I’m thankful for the food because it really helped me and my family. We’re very happy now that we get the food instead of asking other people for money. Thank you for all the food you give us,” he shared. Thank you so much for trusting us with your time, treasure and food donations. Thanks to you, we can continue to Transform Hunger into Hope in southwest Missouri.
Meera Scarrow Board President
Bart Brown President/CEO
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Thanks To you Ozarks Food Harvest is distributing more food than ever before. Each year, we are able to Transform Hunger Into Hope for 261,000 children, families and seniors because of your generosity. Ozarks Food Harvest and its hunger-relief partners serve 28 counties across the Ozarks. Our work won’t be done until every person in southwest Missouri knows where their next meal is coming from. And thanks to you, we grow closer to reaching our goal of closing the meal gap every single year.
Corporate & Foundation Donors $150,000+ Anonymous Donor $25,000 - $149,999 Anonymous Donor† Caterpillar Foundation, thanks to Feeding America Conco Companies† Feeding Missouri Great Southern Bank† J.R. Albert Foundation, Inc. The Kraft Heinz Company, thanks to Feeding America Timken Foundation of Canton Walmart Foundation Walmart Foundation, thanks to Feeding America
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Special thanks to Feeding America for their support of federal employees in our community affected by the partial government shutdown. Generous funding was provided by the Humana Foundation, JPMorgan Chase, PwC Charitable Foundation, TJX Foundation, United Airlines, Visa Foundation and Walmart Foundation.
$10,000 - $24,999 American Direct Marketing Resources Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co. Bank of America Charitable Foundation Bee Payne-Stewart Foundation Vencil & Francis Bixler Charitable Fund, Community Foundation of the Ozarks Central Bank of the Ozarks† City of Springfield - City Development Block Grant Corwin Ford Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram DairiConcepts Enterprise Holdings Foundation General Mills, Inc. General Mills, Inc., thanks to Feeding America Harter House - Hollister Heart of America Beverage Company John Deere Foundation Kellogg Company, thanks to Feeding America James & Cathy Moore Fund, Community Foundation of the Ozarks
The Musgrave Foundation O’Reilly Auto Parts Prime, Inc. Red Nose Day, thanks to Feeding America Ross Construction Group† Roy W. Slusher Foundation S.L. Gimbel Foundation Fund SRC Community Relations Committee† Threshold of Hope, Inc. Turner Family Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 100+ Women Who Care, Community Foundation of the Ozarks Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc. Battery Outfitters BoxLunch, thanks to Feeding America Commerce Bank & Trust Company† Louis L. & Julia Dorothy Coover Charitable Foundation, Community Foundation of the Ozarks† CoxHealth
In FY 2019, we were able to provide more than 18.5 million meals to hungry families in the Ozarks. That’s three times as many meals as we were providing upon moving into the O’Reilly Center for Hunger Relief in 2009. And within a year of the warehouse expansion of 2018, we increased our meal distribution by 1.5 million meals. Together, we can solve hunger in southwest Missouri. 18 M
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Darden Foundation, thanks to Feeding America Darr Family Foundation First Christian Church - Monett First Watch Greater Horizons - Missouri Trial Lawyers Care Fund Hamilton Family Charity Herschend Family Foundation J. Elizabeth McCain Charitable Foundation Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company McMullen Landscape Center Midwest Dairy Association MilkPEP, thanks to Feeding America Neale & Newman, LLP Ozarks Health Advocacy Foundation PepsiCo - Walmart, thanks to Feeding America Produce for Kids, thanks to Feeding America Professional Transportation Center, LLC Sally Hubbard Trust T.J. Maxx, thanks to Feeding America
Tyson Foods, Inc. UMB Bank Unilever, thanks to Feeding America Wells Fargo, thanks to Feeding America $2,500 - $4,999 3M Foundation A-1 Guarantee Roofing, Inc. Baldwin & Associates Bush Brothers, thanks to Feeding America Community Blood Center of the Ozarks EFWHA Charitable Fund, Community Foundation of the Ozarks FCS Financial First Watch Gold Mountain Communications, LLC Great Commission Realty, LLC Guaranty Bank† Jack Henry & Associates, Inc. Lucky’s Market Maruchan, Thanks to Feeding America McDonald’s, thanks to Chip & Teresa McGeehan
McDonald’s, thanks to the Phil Stocker Company, Inc. Mercy Health Foundation Springfield Mid-Missouri Bank† Missouri Employers Mutual Columbia Missouri State Employee Charitable Campaign Charlie & Mary Beth O’Reilly Foundation Pick-n-Pull Auto Dismantlers Pinnacle Foods, Inc., thanks to Feeding America Pleasant Home Baptist Church Prime, Inc. - Employee Giving Ridewell Suspensions Rosalie O’Reilly Wooten Family Foundation Southern Comfort Cabins & RV Resort St. John’s Episcopal Church The J.M. Smucker Company, thanks to Feeding America †Donors who made a gift or pledge payment in FY 2019 to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign. July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019
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Together we feed the ozarks, one County at a time In FY 2019, Ozarks Food Harvest provided 18.5M meals—the equivalent of 21M pounds—and granted $216,935 to 270 member agencies and programs throughout 28 counties. This amounts to a total value of $38.5M in food and funds. St. Clair Hickory Vernon
Pulaski Cedar
Dallas Polk
Laclede
Dent
Barton Dade Webster
Greene
Jasper
Wright
Texas Shannon
Lawrence Christian
Newton
McDonald
Barry
Stone
Douglas Howell
Taney
Ozark
Oregon
Corporate & Foundation Donors continued $2,500 - $4,999 continued The Vecino Group Thomas H. & Bonnie L. Reese Family Foundation
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$500 - $2,499 5 Pound Apparel A Beautiful Mess Abacus CPAs, LLC AC Component Specialist AD Korte Insurance Affinity Wealth Partners Alamo Drafthouse All Faith UMC, Inc. All Saints Anglican Church AmazonSmile Foundation American Legion Post 69 Anheuser-Busch Auxan Capital Fund at AG Financial Bank of Missouri† Biblical Life Assembly Branson World Wide DBA Ozark Mtn. Quilts Branson’s Cowboy Church Breakfast Optimist Club Cassidy UMC Women Central Bank of the Ozarks
Central Christian Church Cherokee Middle School Church in Action Clotgott Enterprises, LLC Coca-Cola Walmart Team, thanks to Feeding America Coffee Ethic, LLC Coldwell Banker, Vanguard Agents & Staff Connelly Plumbing Country Men of Note Covenant Presbyterian Church Downtown Springfield Association Drury University - Lambda Chi Alpha Expedia, Inc. Matching Gift Program Ferrell-Duncan Fund, Community Foundation of the Ozarks Finnigan Farms Arena First Christian Church of Republic First Congregational Church Fraternal Order of Eagles #3934 Auxiliary Freckled Fig, LLC G.L. Moore Tire G.W. Lumpkin Construction Global Recovery Corp.† Good Tidings Fellowship
Graceway Baptist Church Grassworks Manufacturing, LLC Gravitate Solutions Gryphon Forms & Promotional Concepts Happy Home Church Hazelgreen UMC Hessman Home Veterinarian Services Hi Tech Glass Repair Highway Patrol Springfield State Crime Lab Home Builders Association (HBA) of Greater Springfield Independent Stave Company, LLC Industrial Wood Products, Inc.† International Dehydrated Foods JPMorgan Chase & Co. Employee Giving Program Kent Kyle, Inc. Kimberling City UMC King’s Way UMC KPM CPAs, PC Lambda Chi Alpha - MSU Fraternity Lelia Heuer Foundation Leonard’s S & S, Inc.† Lundberg Family Charitable Gifting Fund
Meals and Grants Distribution by County 1–4 million meals 500–999K meals 250–499K meals 100–249K meals
Meals include those provided by SNAP outreach. Additional meals were distributed to sister Feeding America food banks, serving Missouri and Arkansas counties outside Ozark Food Harvest’s service area. Value is wholesale value of meals distributed and grants.
Mariner Finance LLC & Jeffey’s Choice Marni & Morris Propp II Family Foundation McDonald’s, thanks to Dan & Ryan Blumenstock McDonald’s, thanks to Andy Ruprecht McGregor Manufacturing, LLC McKinley Christian Church McKowen Family Dental Meinecke Benefits Group, LLC Mercy Health Sciences Academy Meta Games Unlimited, Inc. Microsoft Employee Giving Miller EPS, LLC Miller Wolfe Enterprises, Inc. MK Enterprises, Inc. MO Cat & Cow Veterinary Clinic Mott’s DPS Holdings, Inc., thanks to Feeding America Moulder Family Charitable Fund MSU Greek Week Committee Nearby Neighbors Foundation Neighbor’s Mill Bakery & Cafe John & Culah Nixon Family Fund, Community Foundation of the Ozarks
County 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
Meals 491,636 391,373 162,866 975,605 224,205 300,116 426,292 169,464 3,280,765 383,506 663,508 1,899,513 715,592 1,060,016 373,951 569,422 209,306 150,873 495,532 837,467 272,791 123,905 406,199 1,052,547 677,972 247,376 590,525 350,226 17,502,549
OakStar Bank Palm Medical Solutions, LLC. Pampered Chef, thanks to Feeding America Poindexter Mechanical Plumbing & Heating Post Consumer Brands, thanks to Feeding America Reynolds Family Fund, Community Foundation of the Ozarks Rogersville UMC Safelite AutoGlass Foundation Safety Equipment Company Sam & June Hamra Family Foundation Southwest Pumps & Filters, Inc. Springfield Elks Lodge No. 409 Study Alternative Education Center TeleTech (TTEC) The Carpet Shoppe, Inc. The Clorox Company, Thanks to Feeding America The Kroger Co. Foundation The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts The Standard
Grants $8,500 $3,000 $2,000 $6,305 $1,000 $7,794 $2,000 $0 $28,917 $3,000 $35,403 $17,147 $12,440 $13,175 $3,500 $5,294 $5,000 $3,000 $4,368 $13,924 $1,531 $2.500 $10,589 $11,954 $5,000 $0 $5,095 $4,500 $216,936
Value $1,016,303 $796,636 $340,523 $2,001,827 $456,701 $617,457 $866,959 $343,491 $6,949,402 $780,776 $1,379,516 $3,908,599 $1,483,775 $2,180,721 $770,347 $1,175,469 $428,812 $312,715 $1,020,025 $1,728,182 $556,107 $253,219 $857,262 $2,189,442 $1,388,458 $507,041 $1,214,111 $724,444 $36,248,317
The Ultramax Nation Thermo King of Springfield, LLC Thomas L. Quinn Dental, D.D.S., PC Three October Family Foundation Thrivent Choice Giving Tri-Lakes Exterior Home Improvements U.S. Bank United Way of the Ozarks Payroll Deductions Vance Chiropractic, Inc. Vapor Systems, LLC Walker Family Fund Ward-Gervino Family Giving Fund Wesley UMC Women Wilson Designated Fund, Community Foundation of the Ozarks Wooten Company, LLC Carl & Donna Conley †Donors who made a gift or pledge payment in FY 2019 to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign.
July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019
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“Thank you for the food you donate to our school. The food you send home is delicious.” -Garret, age 6
Individual Donors $25,000+ Lou Crosthwaite Larry O’Reilly† $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous Donor† Tim & Paula Bellanti† Melvin & Martha Cochran Virginia Yohe & Andrew Dickey Jim & Anna Ferguson Brett Jeffryes Jim & Gaynell Magers† Frank & Rita McClernon† Drs. Alan & Meera Scarrow† Ron & Lezah Stenger Mary Lee Swearngin Jon & Joyce Thompson James & Candace Trogolo
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$5,000 - $9,999 Jerry & Linda Benson Frances Bixler Barbara Brockschmidt Kathy Copeland Carol Craighead Dr. Robert Dewar Andrew Dickey
Phillis Fox Karl & Cathi Glassman Mary Belle Graham Ralph & Laura Graham Leon & Norma Hilton Nancy Jester Robert Kirkpatrick Carl & Dianna Lowe Julie Mullin Harrison & Anita Philbrick Ellen Placzek John & Beth Raidel Thomas Reinbold Dr. & Mrs. Roger & Pamela Schlemmer Lonna Slack Dr. Samuel Watts $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous Donor Mitchell & Tracie Ahrens Teresa Arguelles Riley & Jody Asher Patricia Birkes Donald & Mary Bonacker Bart Brown† Quinten & Bernice Cole Steven Dodson
John Donald Jacquie Dowdy† Phillip & Donna Eldred Doris Ewing Donna Gossard Jenise Hatz Susan & Harry Hom Buddy Ball & Virginia Jones Suzanne Kautz Steve & Jean Koenig Gary & Betty Lipscomb James & Rose McDonald Michael & Martha Merrell Mary Meyer Dr. & Mrs. Mark & Sheri Milne Brenda Montgomery Charles Morgan Barclay & Jean Newman Derrick Obatake David O’Reilly Dr. & Mrs. Carlos & Susan Perez Michael & Jan Rand Lynn & Judy Reeves Thomas Schriver Victor & Margaret Shelton Dr. Daryl Steen†
weekend backpack program
One in five children in the Ozarks don’t know where their next meal will come from. This program provides kids with a bag of nutritious, child-friendly food to take home each weekend when they might otherwise go hungry. More than 1,600 children benefit from this program each year.
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Springfield schools Bingham Bissett Bowerman Boyd Campbell ECC Carver Middle Cowden Delaware Fremont Holland Horace Mann Jeffries McBride Pershing Elementary & Middle Pipkin Middle
Kevin Stipp Phillip Stoke Kristi Stringer James & Shannon Ukena Fred & Jackie Vinci Moses & Karen Waldner Roy Browne & Patricia Ward Victor & Deanne Wilson Tommy & Dawn Wohlgemuth† $500 - $2,499 Anonymous Donors Paul & Shirley Abbott Francis & Anita Abramovitz Kay & Louie Addington Lolita Albers Susan Aldridge Barbara Allen Kevin & Julia Allen Lani Allton Lucie Amberg Alfred & Sharon Andersen Phyllis Anderson Ron Anderson Lee Arends Gayle Ashley James & Mary Jo Ashmore
58,500 Food Bags
Pittman Pleasant View Elementary & Middle Portland Robberson Shady Dell ECC Sherwood Shining Stars ECC Sunshine Truman Wanda Gray Watkins Westport Elementary & Middle Williams York
Outlying area schools Bakersfield Bronaugh Central Park – Monett Columbian – Carthage Crane Exeter Fair Play Fairview – Carthage Hartville Hollister Hubble – Marshfield Humansville Hurley Irving Elementary – Joplin Lutie – Theodosia
Peter & Judyth Assad Don & Bonnie Atteberry Billy & Linda Austin Patricia Avery Susan Avrviex Joan Baird Ron & Paula Baird Mitchell Baker Donald & Kelley Balun Paul Barker Roy & Leta Barnes Debra Barnhart Sheila Barrett Dona Baucom Bradley & Terri Bauer James & Debby Baugh John & Jane Baumgartner Gil Beaird Tammy Beasley DeWayne Beckemeier John Bertsch Kenneth & Helga Betser C. J. Bierschwal Kyle Bird Suzanne Black Todd Blackwell
Mallory – Buffalo Marion C. Early – Morrisville Monett Central Park Monett Elementary & Intermediate Mount Vernon Northeast Vernon County Schell City Richards – West Plains Roscoe – Oscelola Sheldon Skyline – Norwood Southwest RV – Washburn Thornfield Winona
Marian Bloemker David & Louise Blumenstock† Richard & Sharon Bode Max & Delys Bodenhausen Barbara Bodnar-Huy Kristi Bohannon Mark & Brenda Bolin Glenda Bond Stevia & Albert Bonebrake Mike & Becky Bonnarens Caleb & Mary Ann Boro Way Nola Bourke Arthur Bourland Kathryn Bowen Dana Bowles Rhonda Bowman Joseph Boyer Margaret Braden Mark Brady Martha Braun Lanny & Mary Brent William & Doris Brookes Fred & Patty Brooks †Donors who made a gift or pledge payment in FY 2019 to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign. July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019
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Children’s Food Programs
Ozarks Food Harvest’s After-School and Summer Food programs provided 129,994 free meals and snacks to children at a variety of community locations in FY 2019. After-School sites About Our Kids – Lamar
Fair Acres YMCA – Steadly Elementary
Boys and Girls Club of SWMO – Webb City Junior High Unit
Ann Short Turner Community Center
Monett Area YMCA – Central Park Elementary
Boys and Girls Club of the Ozarks –Lake Taneycomo Elks Unit+
Boys and Girls Clubs of Springfield – Henderson Unit+ Boys and Girls Clubs of Springfield – Musgrave Unit+ Boys and Girls Clubs of Springfield – Stalnaker Unit+ Boys and Girls Club of SWMO – Comingo Unit Boys and Girls Club of SWMO – Webb City Junior High Unit Boys and Girls Club of the Ozarks –Lake Taneycomo Elks Unit+ Boys and Girls Club of the Ozarks –Shirley M. Schaefer Unit+ Boys and Girls Club Reeds Spring+ Cassville YMCA – Cassville Elementary Central Christian Church El Dorado Springs Elementary Fair Acres YMCA – Diamond Elementary
Monett Area YMCA – Monett Elementary Monett Area YMCA – Pate ECC Nathan’s Place Ozarks Family YMCA – Mountain Grove Branch Ozarks Family YMCA – Seymour Branch Roy Blunt YMCA of Bolivar Springfield Dream Center Summer Food sites About Our Kids – Lamar Ann Short Turner Community Center Boys and Girls Clubs of Springfield – Henderson Unit+ Boys and Girls Clubs of Springfield – Musgrave Unit+ Boys and Girls Clubs of Springfield – Stalnaker Unit+ Boys and Girls Club of SWMO – Comingo Unit
Boys and Girls Club of the Ozarks –Shirley M. Schaefer Unit+ Boys and Girls Club Reeds Spring+ Elementary Cassville UMC Dallas County YMCA Fair Acres YMCA – Steadly Elementary Monett Area YMCA Nathan’s Place New Hope Baptist Ozarks Family YMCA – Seymour Branch Ozarks Family YMCA – Mountain Grove Branch Roy Blunt YMCA of Bolivar Salem United Methodist Church +Non-sponsored sites
Individual Donors continued
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$500 - $2,499 continued Frank Brown Larry & Peggy Brown Raymond Brown William Brown Deloris Bryant Jim & Cheryl Buckley Dr. & Mrs. John & Rochelle Buckner† Curt Buechter Jennifer Bump Darrell & Paige Burk Louella Burrington & Ida Wisenhunt David & Barbara Burtrum Brenda Buster Gordon & Debra Butler P.D. Buttram Doris Cadorette Helen Caldwell Joe Callaway Alice Campbell Hal & Peggy Campbell-Kemp Dawn Carey David & Betty Carleton Christopher Carrico Paul Carroll Brant & Angela Casey
Kristy Cash Janice Chalmers Sue Chappell Larry & Nina Chase Roger & Terri Chasteen Dr. & Mrs. Bill & Maret Cheek James & Vada Chilton Kimberlee Christian Autumn Clark Dick & Robin Clay Gale Clithero Paula Clouse Randy & Karen Coates Gloria Cobb Waymon & Judith Coiner Turner & Pansy Collins John & Connie Condra James & Sherri Conrad Howard & Ann Conus Edwina Cook Sharon Cook Roger & Vicki Cooper Jennifer Cooper-Lewis Mike Coose Lt. Col. Robert & Norma Cope, Jr. Mike & Martha Cordonnier
Connie Corman Judy & Frank Corry Mary Jo Cotter Frank Cottey Heather Cottle-Dillon Drs. Ron & Mary Coulter John & Vickie Cox Susan Craig Brad & Jeannette Crain† Richard & Judy Cravens Kristie Crawford David Crocker Brian & Jennifer Cronewett Bernice Crown Robert Cruse Wynard Culbert, Jr. Russell & Sherlee Culbertson Ellen Cummings Maurice & Brenda Cummings George & Mary Ann Cyr Sharon Cyrus Edward & Diane D’Agosto Roger & Susan Dake Andy & Sue Ann Dalton Donna Dalton Martha & Roy Dameron
Mobile Food Pantry
The Food Bank’s pantry on wheels provided food to 9,150 people facing hunger with nearly 237,600 meals in FY 2019. The trucks traveled 1,895 miles to 10 distribution sites across nine counties.
Snap outreach
Ozarks Food Harvest helps individuals applying for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits. In FY 2019, 812,233 meals can be attributed to The Food Bank’s outreach. The local economic impact is estimated at $4,064,072.
Senior food boxes
This program provides 3,618 income-eligible seniors with healthy USDA food at 33 senior centers, food pantries and churches across 28 counties. In FY 2019, volunteers assembled 40,899 boxes providing 988,393 meals!
Nancy Daniel Stephen Darby Tiffany & Ryan Daugherty Dr. & Mrs. Gregory & Helen Daus† Bud Day Greg & Sherry Day Tom & Doris Daywalt Tamara de Wild† Donald DeHaven Dolores Demore Susan Derus Richard DeSipio John Deupree Tom Dicke James & Robbin Dilday Doug & Bonita Dillard† Michael Donovan Dave & Lori Dorey Jerry & Janet Driscoll Joshua Dupy Deborah Durbin Daniel Dyck Dorothy Earp Drs. Robert & Anne Egbert Ralph Eichholz Claire Eike
John & Terri Emmons Gerald & Patricia Enloe Dennis & Vicki Erhart Clint & Susan Evans James & Teresa Evans Lloyd & Sharon Evans Judon & Linda Fambrough Fred & Kimberley Farris Bryan Feemster Carolyn Fieker Gary & Diane Fisher Joseph & Kathryn Fisher Liz Fleishman Eltjen & Jerri Flikkema Thomas & Rose Flood Jason & Tammy Floyd Linda Fogarty Rich & Candy Ford Lara Fors Victoria Fox Marjorie Francis Perry Franklin Steve & Judy Freeman Howard & Carolyn Frische Harlan Fritz Buddy & Renita Frye
Larry & Maryann Frye Joyce P. Fulp Greg & Carrie Gammon Jane Gardner Mark & Julie Garrett Dr. Carla Garrison Edward & Mary Lou Garrison Roger & Debra Garside Glenn & Kathryn Geron† Dr. Rodney Geter Glen Geurian Dan & Stacey Gibson Tina Giebel David Gilpin Rosemary Glauser George Gleason Charles & Carolyn Glenn Merle Goehring Kathleen & Raymond Goeke Regina Goff Robert Goodin Paula Gott Lynn & Phyllis Gossard †Donors who made a gift or pledge payment in FY 2019 to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign. July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019
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Individual Donors continued
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$500 - $2,499 continued Jeffry & Susan Gouge Betty Gournoe Jeanie Graham Edward Gray John & Marsha Green Ty Green Walter & Kay Green Harold & Diane Greenlee Judy Griffin Paul Griffith Stephen Griffith Dr. Mark Grimm James & Donnis Grundy Will Guldin & Megan Berlin† Jim & Olivia Guthrie† Freddie & Betty Hagler John Haley Warren Halford Dick & Gloria Hall Janice Hall Linda Hall Jim & Vicki Hancock Mel Hancock Cheryl Hanson James & Karen Harding Richard Hare Dr. David Hargroder Jordan Harper Lisa Harper Louis Harris Michael & Barbara Harris Mark & Stephanie Hartman Sid & Mary Hastings David & Laura Hatfield Wayne Hatton Joe & Karen Hawkins Lauren Hawkins Toni Hawkins Michael & Ruth Hays Kurt & Sherry Hellweg Granville Henderson Jesse Hennell Paul Henry Jack Hensley Sandra Henson Kenneth & Mary Ann Herfkens Teresa Hess Wilburn & Eileen Hicks Patricia Higham Justin & Keren Hill Stephanie Hilton Joyce Himes John Hinthorn Jack & Kathy Hoke Paul Holland Cynthia Hollander Hugh & Marjorie Hollingsworth Kent & Judy Hollingsworth Wallace & Avis Holloway Glendale Hood Robert & Susan Hooper Jim & Mary Hoover
Julia Hoover Joyce Hopper Michael Horan Michael & Mary Horn Weston & Deanna Horst Bonnie Hotchkin Ben Houser Michael & Karen Huddleston Millideen Huff Shirley Huffman Larry & Cathy Hughes Ronald & Sandra Hughes Stephen Hunter Doug Hutchcraft Jeffrey Hutchens Henry Huthsing Bob & Barb Hutson Sue Jackson Rochester & Rebecca Jantz Ken & Lisa Jeffries† Barbara Jensen Bob Jewell Bruce & Vicki Johnson James Johnson John Johnson Richard & Cheryl Johnson Jeffrey & Amanda Jones Dottie Joslyn Sharon Kahmann Bill & Judy Kallenbach Deborah Karr Tammy Karr Mimi Kauffman Douglas Kays Robert & Lea Ann Keeling Sally Keene Karl & Janet Keller† Tommy & Camille Kellogg Pat & Ann Keohane Sharon Kerr James & Kathy Kerwin Billy & Lola Key Linda Kilburn Dennis & Suzanne Kimball Joyce King Robert & Glenda King Mr. Karl Kinler Robert & Barbara Kinney David Kinsley Howard & Debra Kitchen George & Susie Koerble Leland & Karol Koon Danny & Debbie Krasser James & Karen Krause Robert & Ruth Krill David & Sara Krutsinger Craig Kuchera Myra Lackey Shirley Lamar Jim & Joan Landewe Dr. Donald Landon Scott & Debbie Larsen Dr. Kenneth Larson
Allen & Patricia Latall Wayne & Lana Latimer Rita Lawson Bob Lawson, Jr.† Leo Lenzmeier Rev. Dorsey & Mrs. Carolyn Levell Shelby Little Joseph Liu Jim & Jill Lohmeyer Larry & Kathy Lombard Sherry London Paul & Georgia Long Richard Loucks Peter & Marilyn Louk Phoebe Love Ronald & Melinda Love Mark Lowe Frances Lyle Paul Lyons Linda MacGorman† Dr. & Mrs. Robert & Rosemary Magee Fredna Mahaffey Jim & Deborah Mangan Dr. Victor Mangler Anthony & Patricia Mann Claudine Mansour Frank Manzardo Bob & Jo Martin Frank & Dianne Martin Mark Martin Stan & Carol Martin Carol Massey Cathy Massey Van Masterson Tommy Maxwell Joe & Barbara McCarty Mark & Karen McClanahan Gene & Phyllis McConnell James & Betty McCoy Jon & Susan McCoy Todd & Jennifer McCrackin Mark McCroskey Dr. & Mrs. Patrick & Linda McDermott Michael McDonald Rose McDonald Jim McDowell Clarence McElroy Elizabeth McFarland John & Janice McGaughey Dametra McGruder Tom & Dawn McInnis Gary & Georgia McKean Janine McNally Sharen McNeill Rick & Mary McQueary Paul Meier William & Cheryl Meier Joan Menchetti Shannon Merriman Joseph & Cathleen Meyer Andrew Meyers Klee Michaelis Scott & Kathy Miller
Bruce & Janice Milliken Steve Mincks Juston & Andriene Mitchell Carolyn Mitchum Myrtle Mohr June Monterastelli Steven Montgomery James & Cheryl Moon Joe & Jackie Moore Melissa Moore William & Marilyn Moore Edward & Jill Moran Frieda Morris Melvie Mosier Dr. Jim Murrow Keith Myers Gary & Donna Naab† April Neal Russ & Mary Newby James & LaReva Newcomer John & Tracy Nicholas Felicia Nichols Jerry & Cathy Nicholson Ted & Julie Nickle Dr. Staci Niemoth† Janet Nowak Linda Odle Minuen Odom Gail Oetting Carol Okeson Michael & Nan Olmsted Ron & Charlene Olvis Barbara Opperman Dr. Nancy O’Reilly Dorothy Osborn Mark & Sara Owen William & Cheryle Owens Andrea Palamar Steve & Patsy Palmer Richard & Katie Pankiewicz Dennis Park Kay Parrish Reese & Jennifer Peaco Steve & Paula Pence Ron & Janice Penney Paul & Peggy Peterson James & Robin Pettijohn Nichole Phillips Ralph & Beatrice Phillips Michael & Whitney Pinkston† Leland Piper Larry & Frances Pitts Vydell Pockrandt Barry Poindexter Stephen & Elizabeth Pope Michael & Brenda Popovich Mark & Kathy Potter Steve & Raeanne Presley John & Pam Preston Richard & Mary Price Sharon Price Alex & Cathy Primm Marion & Barba Probstfield
Rodney & Roberta Quinn Becky Rademacher Steven & Danita Rafferty Charles & Cynthia Ramsey Marcus Ramsey Molly Ramsey Nena Redford & Jack Piemoate Jeff & Sharon Reid Michael & Beverly Reid Jared Renkoski Patricia Ressdorf Kimberly Rhody Edwin Rice James & Christine Rice Kenneth & Mary Rinehuls Norma Robinson Dr. Drew Rogers Gary & Pauletta Rogers Lenyce Rogers Bill Rohlf Virginia Rooney Randall Rosenbaum Fred Rosenberger Kenny & Mary Kay Ross† Marol Jean Royer John & Stacey Ruder Dwite Russell Kenneth & Helen Russell James Safley Dean Samet† William Samuel Bill & Carol Schmidly Lucas Schmidt Mike & Amy Schnake Mary Ellen Schneider Russell & Cathy Schoeller Tom Schroeder Mark & Gretchen Schultz Cynthia Schwab Vicki Scoles Karan Scott Timothy & Jeanne Scrivner Olivia Selph Dennis Shackelford Dan Shaw Dr. & Mrs. Robert & Janet Shaw Beecher & Ruth Sheeley James & Donnis Shelledy Dan & Katie Sherbo Todd & Monika Sherman† Joan Shields William Shireman Allen & Janice Shockley† Mark Shockley Ted & Janet Siebert Larry & Debra Simon Steven & Joanne Simonson Dr. Matt Simpson† Gary & Alexis Slyter Larry & Pat Smiley Christopher Smith Jazell Smith Larry & Betty Smith
Mark & Traci Smith Robert & Ann Smith Stephen & Susan Smith Ted Smith Terry & Loretta Smith Rob & Christy Snelling Ralph Snyder James & Leslie Somers Helen Soutee Joseph & Kathy Sowers Brenda Spain Janice Sparks Jay & Michele Sparks Julie Sparlin Marvin Sparling Dr. & Mrs. Robert & Anne Spence Barbara Sperry Jack & Elizabeth Stack Dema Staib Bonnie Stanton Betty Stark Chris Stein William Steinmeier Richard & Sarah Stephenson Robert & Sharon Stevenson Dick & Barbara Stewart John Stickman Russell & Sara Still Bill Stimson Susannah Stovall Tim & Jane Straus Roy & Wanda Street Pat Swackhamer Linda Taber Bennie & Emma Talbot Peter Talboys Ronald & Darla Tate Sarah Tate Mike & Barbara Taylor Paul & Elizabeth Taylor Thomas Taylor Jerry Terry Ron & Sue Terry Lillie Teufel Ben & Brina Thomas O’Leta Thomas Opal Thomas Mae Thomason Kip & Becky Thompson Virginia Thompson Karen Thrane Patricia Thurston John Tieskotter Susan Tillman Gerald Toler Gerald & Rosalie Toler Grace Tomlinson Tim Toohey Jeanne Toombs †Donors who made a gift or pledge payment in FY 2019 to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign. July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019
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Retail Pick-up program
Ozarks Food Harvest leads the way for Feeding America food banks when it comes to its Retail Pick-Up Program. We were 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.
food & Fund drives
Businesses, organizations, churches and individuals host food and fund drives to help The Food Bank each year. Did you know that in FY 2019, 287 food and fund drives were hosted, collecting 181 tons of food?
In FY2019, Ozarks Food Harvest drivers and member agencies picked up 5,934,756 pounds of food from local retailers. Currently, 131 retailers participate in the program within The Food Bank’s 28-county service area. 46 34 11 9 8 5 4 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1
Kum & Go stores Walmart Supercenters ALDI stores Walmart Neighborhood Markets Price Cutter stores Woods Supermarkets Apple Markets Sams Clubs Targets Harps Fort Leonard Wood Commissary Hy-Vee store Pennington’s Supermarket Rhodes Price Chopper Richards Brothers Supermarket Sunfest Market
Individual Donors continued
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$500 - $2,499 continued Jeanne Toombs James & Barbara Towery Norman Trujillo Michael & Linda Turk Randy Turner Kathryn Twibell Melinda Vacey Dawn Vader Drs. William & Lorene Van Dam David & Priscilla VanGiesen Billy Vaughn Joseph & Sue Vavra Donald Veldkamp Steve & Donna Vermillion Norma Vinson Lee & Julie Viorel Helen Votaw Dan Wade Angela Firkus & Steven Wagner Karen Walker Eric & Vickie Ward Stefanie Warden Dean Wasson Ronald & Jeannine Watson Dr. Kevin Watt
Paul & Barbara Weber Ronald & Glenna Weis Susan Weissmann Martha Welch David & Glenda Welde Patricia Werner-Sowards William & Christine Wester Delbert White Maggie Wilcox Tom Wiles Marina Wiley Thomas & Tammy Wiley George & Janice Wilhoit Marit Wilkerson Joseph & Valerie Wilkinson James & Marcia Williams Mark Williams Michael & Anna Williams Brian Wilmsmeyer Emery Wilson Jean Wilson Stephen Wilson Curtis & Kathy Wimberley Jody Windmiller Richard Wingo Karen Witherspoon
Doris Wolfe Madonna Wolff Richard & Rebecca Wolpert Byron Wood Larry & Helen Woodrum Dwayne & Joyce Woods Jeffrey & Sharon Woodward† Frankie & Judith Wormington Stephen Wright Verniece Wyles John & Jean Young Rebecca Young Laura Zahm Cynthia Zeiler Stacey & Carrie Zengel Willis Zirschky Heartfelt thanks to all individual donors who generously gifted donations below $500 and thanks to all the anonymous donors who provided a total of $24,073. †Donors who made a gift or pledge payment in FY 2019 to the Ending Hunger, Building Hope capital campaign.
“There are more people needing food than I realized. It makes me feel good knowing fresh food, frozen and canned goods are getting to people that need it.” -Kris Dreesen, Ozarks Food Harvest volunteer Special Events Full Circle Gardens In-Kind Donors Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Co. Cummins Excavating Hiland Dairy Hy-Vee Ozarks Coca-Cola Dr. Pepper Bottling Company Steinert’s Greenhouse & Gardens Taste of Elegance 2018 The 10th annual cooking competition served as Ozarks Food Harvest’s annual donor appreciaton event. Sponsors Missouri Pork Association Smithfield DURoC Pork Ramada Plaza Hotel & Oasis Convention Center Missouri Wines Hungerthon 2018 The 20th annual radio-thon on 105.9 KGBX with Kevin & Liz raised $140,168 to sponsor 467 at-risk children with Weekend Backpack Program food bags. Hungerthon has raised $1.94 million between 1999 and 2018!
Sponsors Mass Mutual Heart of America Beverage Company The Musgrave Foundation Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield CoxHealth Harter House - Hollister Yahweh’s Place at Cedarville Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc Peck’s Insurance & Financial Services, Inc. Ron & Janice Penney Kathy Copeland Nancy Jester 5 Pound Apparel Burgess, Hastings & Dunlop, PC Ingram Enterprises, Inc. Jerry & Linda Benson David & Betty Carleton Event Sponsors Air Service Heating and Cooling - Tent Sponsor iHeartMedia/105.9 KGBX
Expedia – Hunger Hotline Sponsor Jersey Mike’s – Sub-Total Board Sponsor Check Out Hunger 2018 The 21st annual holiday point-of-sale fundraiser at 72 area grocers collected $51,260. Since 1998, the grocer-food bank partnership has raised $565,695 to help provide 2.6 million meals. Hometown Grocer Partners Apple Market Country Mart Harter House Hy-Vee King Cash Saver Murfin’s Market Price Cutter Price Cutter Plus Ruby’s Market Ramey Rhodes Family Price Chopper Summer Fresh Town & Country Woods Supermarket July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019
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Financial report
FY 2019
FY 2018
FY 2017
Gains & Support In-Kind Contributions $26,295,780 $26,782,091 $24,274,756 Cash & Cash Equivalents $7,710,451 $8,250,057 $8,575,698 Total Revenue & Support $34,006,231 $35,032,148 $32,850,454 EXPENSES Program & Distribution Services $32,127,974 $32,233,751 $29,136,766 Fundraising $682,408 $644,734 $604,340 General & Administrative $805,191 $728,566 $683,146 Total Expenses $33,615,573 $33,607,051 $30,424,252 Net ASSETS Net Assets, Beginning of Year $17,237,307 $15,812,210 $13,386,008 Net Assets, End of Year $17,627,965 $17,237,307 $15,812,210 Change in Net Assets
$390,658 $1,425,097 $2,426,202
Ozarks Food Harvest’s financial statement for the year ended June 30, 2019 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 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.
Special Events continued Check Out Hunger continued In-Kind Donors iHeartMedia, Inc. KY3, Inc. Phillips Media Group, LLC Empty Bowls 2018 This event offered handcrafted bowls in exchange for donations to raise $7,611. Thanks to many artists, the community and Ozarks Food Harvest’s partnership with Panera Bread. The following artists and studios donated a total of 490 bowls for the event. Participating Artists/Studios Bowls for Breasts Clement Clayworks KDurden Art Missouri State Clayworks Mudbug Creations MSU Students OTC Students Wes Mack Hortons Art
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Woodturners of Southwest Missouri Kurt & Debbie Anderson Helen Beeman Arthur Cowger Mark Hannum Beth Harris Judd Harris James Heck Joe Himes Stan Horsch Mike Ilkiw Bill Jetton Jim Kramer Keith Kramer Larry Ludke Brian Martell Dan McKinzie Richard Moist Don Nelson Glenn Pilger Larry Randolph Jerry Senteney David Van Giesen Larry Wahlstrom
Darrell West Brian Woosley Coffee for a Cause 2018 From Nov. 10 – Nov. 16, 25 cents from every cup of McDonald’s McCafe Coffee was donated to Ozarks Food Harvest. Each cup of coffee helped provide one meal for someone in need, and the fundraiser helped provide a total of 36,589 meals. Participating McDonald's Battlefield Bolivar Marshfield Mount Vernon Nixa Ozark stores Republic Rogersville Springfield (1607 E. Battlefield) Springfield (3320 E. Battlefield) Springfield (W. Battlefield) Springfield (Campbell) Springfield (E. Chestnut Expy) Springfield (W. Chestnut Expy)
18.5 Million Meals Another record-breaking distribution year More than 21 million pounds of food, or 18.5 million meals, were provided in FY 2019, making it another record year for Ozarks Food Harvest! Springfield (N. Glenstone) Springfield (S. Glenstone) Springfield (E. Independence) Springfield (Kingsley) Springfield (National) Springfield (E. Sunshine) Springfield (W. Sunshine) Springfield (Kansas) Springfield (Kearney) Strafford Willard Food Fight with Springfield Public Schools The eighth annual drive rallied 71 schools and local businesses to collect donations of food and funds to provide more than 56,900 meals for Springfield families. Funds supported the Weekend Backpack Program and food stocked Ozarks Food Harvest's food pantries in Greene County. High School Food Fight Champion Kickapoo High School
Middle School Food Fight Champion Pipkin Middle School Elementary School Food Fight Champions Bissett Bowerman Jefferies McGregor Pittman Above and Beyond Award Study Alternative K–8 Schools Pleasant View
items before the race begins. The 2018 Turkey Trot helped provide nearly 14,000 meals. In-Kind Donors Associated Wholesale Grocers Hiland Dairy Hy-Vee Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Ozarks Coca-Cola Dr. Pepper Bottling Company Panera Bread SGC Foodservice Starbucks
Early Childhood Center Shady Dell ECC Turkey Trot 2018 Turkey Trot is an annual Thanksgiving Day 5k run/walk that takes place in downtown Springfield. It also serves as one of the largest one-day food drives for Ozarks Food Harvest. Race-goers are encouraged to drop off at least five nonperishable food July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019
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We couldn’t give hope without our hunger-relief 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 FY 2019, Ozarks Food Harvest provided $216,935 in grants for food and infrastructure, including freezers and coolers to help agency partners become stronger. Barry Cassville UMC§‡ Central Community UMC§ Helping Hands Community Food Pantry His House Foundation SeniorAge – Cassville Senior Center SeniorAge – Monett Senior Center SeniorAge – Shell Knob Senior Center
Korth Senior Center Stockton Area Ministerial Alliance Food Pantry‡
Barton The Good Samaritan Shop§‡
Christian Christian County Family Crisis Center Least of These§‡ SeniorAge – Nixa Senior Center SeniorAge – Ozark Senior Center Special Force Family Ministry St. Joseph Catholic – Billings§
cedar Church of Christ Food Pantry§ El Dorado Springs Senior Center
Dade Dade County Health Department‡ OACAC – Dade§
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§ SeniorAge – Ava
Food Donors 1 million+ lbs. USDA Commodities (Commodity Supplemental Food Program & The Emergency Food Assistance Program) Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Vital Farms 500,000 - 999,999 lbs. Jasper Products
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100,000 - 499,999 lbs. ALDI - Springfield (Battlefield St.) Gilster-Mary Lee Corporation Hiland Dairy Foods Hy-Vee - Springfield The Kraft Heinz Company McLane Ozark Sam’s Club - Joplin Sam’s Club - Springfield (El Camino Alto) Sam’s Club - Springfield (Sunshine) Standard Transport Walmart - Cassville Walmart - Ozark Walmart - Pineville Walmart - Republic
Walmart - Springfield (Campbell) Walmart - Springfield (Independence) Walmart - Springfield (Kansas Expy) Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Republic Rd.) 50,000 - 99,999 lbs. ALDI - Neosho ALDI - Nixa ALDI - Republic ALDI - Springfield (Kearney) ALDI - West Plains ConAgra Foods, Inc. Fort Leonard Wood Commissary General Mills, Inc. Kellogg Company Price Cutter – Springfield (Kearney) Reinhart Foodservice, LLC Schreiber Foods, Inc. Walmart - Aurora Walmart - Bolivar Walmart - Branson West Walmart - Carthage Walmart - Houston Walmart - Joplin (7th Street)
Walmart - Lamar Walmart - Monett Walmart - Mount Vernon Walmart - Mountain Grove Walmart - Neosho Walmart - Nevada Walmart - Nixa Walmart - Saint Robert Walmart - Salem Walmart - Springfield (Kearney) Walmart - Springfield (Sunshine) Walmart - Webb City Walmart - West Plains Walmart Distribution Center Harrisonville Walmart Neighborhood Market Joplin (Demott) Walmart Neighborhood Market Joplin (Maiden) Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Glenstone) Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Grand) Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Mount Vernon St.)
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 H.S. Bulldog Bites Food Pantry Community Kitchen – Hood UMC Community Partnership – Fulbright Springs Crimson House Ministries Crosslines – Springfield§‡ Footsteps Great Circle – Springfield Grace United Methodist Hand Extended Food Pantry Harmony House Holy Trinity Jarret Middle School Pantry Laura’s Home LifeHouse, Catholic Charities Missouri Baptist Children’s Home – The Branches Parkview Christian Church Parkview Christian Meal Program Pipkin Middle School Pantry
Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Sunshine) 10,000 - 49,999 lbs. After the Harvest ALDI - Bolivar ALDI - Carthage ALDI - Joplin ALDI - Lebanon All Sport Inc. Crosslines – Springfield Feeding America Feeding Missouri Giorgio Fresh Company Hidden Valley Industries, LLC Jasper Gift Basket & Popcorn Company Kum & Go - Hollister Kum & Go - Lebanon Kum & Go - Ozark (South St.) Kum & Go - Republic (3049 E. Hwy 60) Kum & Go - Springfield (1211 W. Sunshine St.) Kum & Go - Springfield (National) Kum & Go – St. Robert Kum & Go - Waynesville
People Helping People Preferred Family Healthcare Salvation Army Family Shelter, Food Pantry§ & Harbor House SeniorAge – Ash Grove Senior Center SeniorAge – Fair Grove 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 Howell Agape House – Mountain View Christos House FEED§ First Baptist Church – West Plains§
Little Caesars Pizza - Nixa Lower Midwest Regional Produce Cooperative Lucky’s Market McCormick & Company, Inc. Murfin’s Market - Clever Murfin’s Market - Ozark Nutrisystem Opal Foods, LLC Ozarks Food Harvest Glean Team Pinnacle Foods Premier Nutrition Inc. Price Cutter – Republic Price Cutter – Springfield (Saint Louis St.) Price Cutter Plus – Springfield (Battlefield St.) Price Cutter Plus – Springfield (National) Price Cutter Plus – Springfield (Nolting) Price Cutter Plus – Springfield (Republic Rd.) Prime, Inc. Refresco Rhodes Family Price Chopper
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 SWMO Crosslines – Carthage§ Crosslines – Joplin§ Feeding Inc. First Baptist Church – Sarcoxie Helping Hands Ministry Independent Living Center Lafayette House Mission Joplin Sacred Heart Food Pantry 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
Richards Brothers Schwan’s Bakery, Inc. SGC Foodservice Smithfield Foods Target - Branson Target - Joplin Target - Springfield Tyson Foods, Inc. US Food Service Walmart - Ava Walmart - Branson (Branson Hills Pkwy.) Walmart - Branson (Hwy. 76) Walmart - Joplin (Rangeline) Walmart - Lebanon Walmart - Marshfield Walmart Neighborhood Market Joplin (Seventh St.) Walmart Neighborhood Market Springfield (Camino Alto) Woods Supermarket - Bolivar Woods Supermarket - Buffalo Woods Supermarket - Nevada Woods Supermarket - Stockton
July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019
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hunger relief partners Continued 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‡ LifePoint Food Pantry Project 360 Youth Services Sound House Salvation Army – Lebanon 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§‡
Newton Help Center§‡ Seneca Food Pantry Teen Challenge – Neosho Oregon Master’s Ranch 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 House of Hope SeniorAge – Bolivar Senior Center Pulaski CMAAA – Crocker Senior Center CMAAA – Dixon Senior Center CMAAA – Richland Senior Center CMAAA – Waynesville Senior Center 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 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§ Teen Challenge – Branson Taney CAM Food Pantry – Branson§‡ CAM Food Pantry – Forsyth§‡
Food Donors continued
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5,000 - 9,999 lbs. Harps Foods - Joplin Kum & Go – Bolivar (Broadway) Kum & Go – Bolivar (Springfield St.) Kum & Go – Joplin (1503 S. Rangeline) Kum & Go – Joplin (3434 S. Rangeline) Kum & Go – Neosho Kum & Go – Ozark (21st Street) Kum & Go – Ozark (Jackson) Kum & Go – Republic (638 E. Hwy 60) Kum & Go – Rogersville Kum & Go – Springfield (2650 W. Sunshine St.) Kum & Go – Springfield (3623 E. Sunshine St.) Kum & Go – Springfield (Battlefield St.) Kum & Go – Springfield (Campbell) Kum & Go – Springfield (E. Kearney) Kum & Go – Springfield (E. Chestnut Expy) Kum & Go – Springfield (Elm) Kum & Go – Springfield (Kansas Expy) Kum & Go - Springfield (National)
Kum & Go – Springfield (Norton) Kum & Go – Springfield (Smith) Kum & Go – Springfield (W. Kearney) Kum & Go – Springfield (W. Republic) Kum & Go – Springfield (W. Chestnut Expy) Little Caesars Pizza – Bolivar Little Caesars Pizza – Ozark Little Caesars Pizza – Republic Little Caesars Pizza – Springfield (Glenstone) Little Caesars Pizza – Springfield (Kearney) Longhorn Steakhouse – Joplin Murfin’s Market – Marionville Murfin’s Market – Willard Murphy Orchard Pennington’s Supermarket Plant a Row for the Hungry Red Lobster – Joplin Ruggles Farms, LLC Schwan’s Company Tecumseh Farms Victory Garden 1,000 - 4,999 lbs. Cargill
The Coca-Cola Company Dairy Farmers of America First Watch Gold Crown Food Company Harps Foods – Anderson Hirschbach Horrmann Meat Company Kemps LLC Kum & Go – Joplin (Main) Kum & Go – Joplin (Fourth St.) Kum & Go – Mount Vernon Kum & Go – Sarcoxie Kum & Go – Fair Grove Kum & Go – Springfield (Campbell) Kum & Go – Springfield (Battlefield St.) Kum & Go – Monett Kum & Go – Springfield (Kearney) Kum & Go – Neosho Little Caesars Pizza – Monett Little Caesars Pizza – Springfield (Scenic) Mars Snackfood U.S., LLC Nelson Transport Services, Inc. Nestle Ott Food Products Co.
Elevate Branson FKA 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 Bread of Life – Marshfield Christian Church§ Safe Haven Now King’s Food Pantry§
Niangua Community Food Pantry OACAC Head Start - Marshfield SeniorAge – Marshfield Senior Center‡ SeniorAge – Rogersville Senior Center SeniorAge – Seymour Senior Center wright Mountain Grove Love Center§‡ SeniorAge – Mountain Grove Wright County Children’s Home § Partners that distribute USDA Food
‡ Partners that distribute Senior Food Boxes
In FY 2019, 50,146 pounds were harvested & donated through the Full Circle Gardens Program to help provide fresh, nutritious food for struggling families. Fund and Food Drives PepsiCo Performance Foodservice Price Cutter – Springfield (Division) Ready Pac Foods, Inc. Smithfield Packing Company, Inc. Smoothie King Rosa Foods Sun Fest – Branson Temple Israel Tyson Foods, Inc. US Foods Vlore Bakery Walmart – Thayer Vicki Watson Robert Williams Woods Supermarket – El Dorado Springs Sincere thanks to all food donors who gave less than 1,000 pounds (totaling 8,913 lbs.), any anonymous donations and those who participated in the Plant a Row for the Hungry Program.
100,000+ Meals National Association of Letter Carriers, Stamp Out Hunger 10,000-49,999 Meals Arvest Bank, 1 Million Meals
Boy Scouts of America Ozark Trails, Scouting for Food Gold Mountain Communications, Go Orange Day Great Commission Realty, Can Can Ride Pick-n-Pull Auto Dismantlers Prime Inc., Chili Cook Off Ridewell Suspensions Springfield-Greene County Park Board, Splash & Sizzle, Turkey Trot 5,000-9,999 Meals American Legion Post 69 Coldwell Bankers, Vanguard Realtors Drury University, CANstruction Independent Stave Company Kimberling City UMC Lucas Oil Speedway Lucky’s Market Meta Games Unlimited MSU, Greek Week Committee MSU, Homecoming MSU, Lambda Chi Alpha Oakstar Bank
United Way of the Ozarks, Day of Caring 1,500-4,999 Meals Alamo Drafthouse, Charity on Tap Central Bank of the Ozarks Drury University, Lambda Chi Alpha G.L. Moore Tire Grace Fielden Grant Ave. Freewill Baptist Church Greater Springfield Board of Realtors, Feed the Need Holy Trinity John Deere Reman Kickapoo H.S. MSU, Meyer Library Mercy Health Foundation Springfield Neighbor’s Mill Bakery & Café O'Reilly Automotive, Inc. Smithfield Foods Springfield United States Bartenders Guild, Wild Turkey Wednesday TTEC Sincere thanks to all food and fund drive donors who provided than 1,499 meals. July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019
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More than 3,850 Food Bank volunteers generously gave 31,200 hours in FY 2019, processing 4.7 million pounds of donations!
62,000 Weekend Backpacks & Summer Sacks were assembled
40,900 Senior Food boxes were assembled to provide 988,393 meals
32,143 pounds of local produce was harvested by the Glean Team
3.1M pounds of rescued product and donations were sorted and packed
Volunteers Individuals 400+ hours Arlene Eichler** Fabio Heredia Harvey Kaylor** Melody Pierson Larry Woolf** 300 - 399 hours George Lawrence** 200 - 299 hours James Blackwell** Trudy Bowen* Charley Bowen* Gary DeHaven Kris Dreesen** Wil Hardiman* Donald Landon Charlene Nelson** Logan Steinhour Georgeann Warren
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100 - 199 hours Marlena Bach Thomas Baldwin Margaret Blackwell Daniel Breidenstein
Karla Carroll* Tom Carson Gale Clithero Sharon Cook John Cooper* Eddie Currier Linda Currier Eileen Deal Adam DeBacker Patricia Devine Doug Gooch Ann Gouge Gerald Green Kirk Hawkins Patti Hudgins Julia Jenkins Linda Lange Loren Limas Dalton Lower Ann Marsh Rachel McClay Dave McGee* Melvie Mosier Jerry Patton Deborah Rumpf Tom Ryan**
Jeffrey Scranton Alexander Scranton Susan Shockley Harley Snyder* Ruthann Storms Mary Thomas Marilyn VinsonMcAfee Lona Wait* Dwayne Woods Robert Wullner 50 - 99 hours Ruby Allen Kelli Anderson Nicole Anzalone Douglas Balogh Robin Carver Kim Castner Erika Cooperman Lou Ann Cornelison Marilyn Corson Tammy Dalton Darian Decker Cortney Denbow Chelsea Digman Melinda Dittmeier
Sarah Finch Sarah Franklin Stacey Gibson Ryan Hardy Madison Hays Theodore Heidloff Noah Hoefle Bill Hoffman Kindal Jenkins Kaitlyn Johnson Samantha Joint Catherine Jones Kaylee Kappler Glenn Kirkland Bailey Lourens Joshua Love Timothy Lower Stephanie Luhm Deanna Means Tayler Morefield Whitney Mosley Anna Marie Mullies Rachel Nations Adam Olinger Elise Quisenberry Beth Robertson
Hannah Rockers Miguel Rodriguez Brian Roofener Warren Satterfield Drayton Shealy Diana Stevenson Saundra Stroud Amy Viets Peggy Walker Savannah Wells Groups 300 - 399 hours Chase Bank* Logan-Rogersville CLICK Academy Wesley UMC** 200 - 299 hours Datema House* Expedia Logan-Rogersville FFA* 100 - 199 hours American National Central Bank of The Ozarks
Ozarks Food Harvest Staff Bart Brown, President/CEO ADMINISTRATION Cindy Snow, Director of Administration Cindy Boggs, Office Manager Terry Keller, Human Resource & Administrative Services Manager Laura King, Receptionist Lauren Zachary, Administrative Services Assistant DEVELOPMENT & COMMUNICATION Denise Gibson, Director of Development & Communication Sarah Byrd, Community Engagement Coordinator Jordan Dykstra, Graphic Designer Cassie Hanson, Development & Grants Manager Sara Roelke, Communication Coordinator Micah Rudd, Donor Relations Coordinator Jennifer Sickinger, Community Engagement Manager COMMUNITY RESOURCES Gordon Day, Director of Community Resources Dan Bohannon, Retail Store Donation Coordinator Cady Goble, Glean Coordinator Brenda Hesebeck, Volunteer Coach Andrew Magnus, Volunteer Coach Jeremy Moore, Volunteer Coach
Disciple Summer Mission Elk's Lodge No. 409 Faith for Life – Campbell UMC* Forsyth R-III FCCLA Fort Leonard Wood MP BOLC Good Samaritan – Step Ahead Program John Deere Reman Leadership King's Way UMC** Marisol International MSU New Covenant Academy Seniors On The Lam Sams "Peritoneal Packers" at Cox Health Student Life 50 - 99 hours Abacus CPAs, LLC Aldersgate Youth Group – Nixa Ameriprise
Alexa Poindexter, Full Circle Gardens Coordinator Jolene Thompson, Volunteer Engagement Manager Aaron Wilde, Volunteer Coach Julie Woodiel, Retail Store Donation Coordinator MEMBER SERVICES Mary Zumwalt, Director of Programs & Member Services Terra Baum, Agency Capacity & Compliance Manager Jordan Browning, Comm. Partnerships & Advocacy Coordinator Casey Gunn, Retail Compliance Specialist Heather Haloupek, Child Nutrition Programs Coordinator Kimberly Hansen, CSFP/Senior Box Coordinator Rebecca Moore, Backpack Program Coordinator Natalie Regenold, SNAP Coordinator Jane Terry, Creative Information Specialist Melanie Toler, Member Services Assistant Shada Travis, Agency Support Specialist OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATION Scott Boggs, Director of Operations Justin Avant, Transportation Associate Chad Baker, Transportation Associate Ben Collins, Warehouse Associate Teresa Dixon, Warehouse Manager
AmWINS Insurance Brokerage Associated Wholesale Grocers Ava H.S. – National Honor Society BKD Summer Leadership Byington Family Cox Health Hematology DairiConcepts Dolby Laboratories Drury 'Service Plunge' Drury Tri Delta Ferrell Duncan Clinic Supervisors Gold Mountain Communications Greene County Juvenile Office Staff Greene County Youth Academy Evening Program Health Sciences Academy Home Builders Association Hope Church Humana Ignite Youth
Jonna Doshier, Inventory Control Specialist Julie Dunkmann, Inventory Control Specialist Tony Ellison, Warehouse Associate Jesus Espinoza, Transportation Associate Jarrod Friedly, Warehouse/Transportation Associate William Frogge, Transportation Associate Jason Geodde, Transportation Associate Trisha Heflin, Warehouse/Compliance Supervisor Mike Hesebeck, Transportation Supervisor Eddie Hicks, Compliance Manager Chuck Hickle, Transportation Associate Bobby Hughey, Transportation Associate Kevin James, Transportation Associate Clinton Krtek, Transportation Associate Stephanie Lee, Warehouse Associate Sharon Penrod, Warehouse Coordinator Chris Retzloff, Warehouse Associate Michael Riley, Transportation Associate Steve Roberts, Transportation Manager Tommy Roe, Warehouse Associate Marcus Seal, Volunteer Supervisor Reggie Smith, Warehouse Associate Kurtis Steinman, Transportation Associate Casey Sturgis, Transportation Associate David Thomas, Transportation Associate Anthony Thorn, Warehouse Associate Beverly Treat, Senior Inventory Coordinator Leslie Vesey, Warehouse Associate
International Dehydrated Foods Jefferson Avenue Baptist Church Jones Family Legacy Bank and Trust MissouriCare MO Association of Disabilities Staff Morgan Stanley – Springfield MSU Community Involvement & Service* MSU Fall 18 GEP 101 MSU Residence Life MSU Lambda Chi Alpha Netsmart OTC Honors Program Peebles Family Reinhart Foodservice Rotary Club of Springfield North Serve Springfield Springfield Youth Cardinals Baseball 13U SPS-MSU Base Program
Sumner One Union Hill Youth Group Heartfelt thanks to all of The Food Bank’s 3,850 volunteers. *Denotes 1,000–1,999 Lifetime Hours **Denotes 2,000+ Lifetime Hours
July 1, 2018–June 30, 2019
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