2024 USANA Foundation Annual Report

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Message from the USANA Foundation President Dear donors and volunteers, I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude for your incredible support and dedication to our sustainable initiatives.

Because of your generosity, we’ve been able to help hundreds of thousands of people achieve greater food independence, providing hundreds of millions of meals to families in need. None of this would be possible without the passion and commitment of our donors and the extraordinary volunteers who give their time to work alongside us.

I’ve been fortunate to work alongside many of you in the areas we support and to witness firsthand the profound impact we’re making.

On a recent trip to Malapascua, an island in the Philippines, I revisited a community where more than 30 of our donors helped build Garden Towers for 150 families. While I was there, I was warmly greeted by a single mom of four who insisted on preparing a meal with vegetables she had harvested from her Garden Tower. The pride in her eyes was unmistakable—a powerful reminder of how our collective efforts break the cycle of poverty and replace it with self-reliance and hope for the future.

Looking ahead to 2025, I’m filled with excitement for the incredible milestones we’ll achieve together. The generosity of our Chairman’s Club members continues to inspire me, and I’m honored to be connected to such remarkable individuals. Your unwavering support of Dr. Wentz’s vision to create the healthiest family on Earth means the world to me, and it fills me with gratitude and optimism for the future.

Wishing you health, happiness, and continued success. Thank you for being an essential part of this journey with us. Together, we’re transforming lives, building stronger communities, and bringing Dr. Wentz’s vision to life.

With heartfelt appreciation,

Brian Paul President | USANA Foundation

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Who We Are Our Mission to End Malnutrition for Good Founded in March 2012, the USANA Foundation changes and empowers lives around the world. Our mission is to develop a network of communities built on long-lasting, sustainable, and nutritious food.

Our flagship programs, including USANA Kids Eat and the USANA Garden Towers, have a profound and lasting impact, enriching thousands of lives locally and globally every year.

We’ve provided over 112 million meals across 44 countries. Thanks to your generous donations and the global partnerships we’ve built, we’re taking our work to the next level.

A Community Grows Stronger with Every Dollar Donated Through humanitarian work, monetary and product donations, fundraising projects, and collaborations with other nonprofit groups, the USANA Foundation lifts others out of despair, making a substantial difference around the world. Every day, we foster sustainable change in the lives of hungry children and families.

None of this happens without your support. Your contributions, in both time and donations, are critical to our mission’s success.

With three ways to support us—donating to build sustainable families, serving as a volunteer or joining a service trip, or sharing our mission with others—making a meaningful difference is easier than ever.

Plus, we’re unique. USANA Health Sciences, Inc. covers all of our administrative costs, allowing 100% of every dollar to support charitable purposes. We are dedicated to using our funds wisely and efficiently.

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USANA Foundation

Impact Since 2012

$27,001,000+

Global contributions

1,784,651

People served

44

Countries served

112,180,000+ Meals provided

45,000+

Garden Towers built since 2020

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Our Mission The USANA Foundation aims to develop a network of communities built on long-lasting, sustainable, and nutritious food.

Our Vision We exist to extend USANA’s vision of creating the healthiest family on earth to families in need around the world.

2024

Financials Overview 100% Donation Guarantee

Because USANA Health Sciences Inc. covers our organizational costs, every donation to the USANA Foundation directly supports our nutrition-providing programs.

Contributions Received by Country United States................................$633,010 Canada................................................$58,153 Australia............................................$35,929 New Zealand......................................$8,417 Europe..................................................$3,227 Hong Kong........................................$9,298 Indonesia.............................................$2,071 Philippines.........................................$10,314 Malaysia............................................$36,637 Mexico...................................................$7,527 Korea...................................................$35,921 Singapore...........................................$8,050 Thailand................................................$6,162 Japan.......................................................$494 Taiwan.....................................................$650 Total.................................................$855,860

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Contributions Received by Program Global Meals.....................................................................$63,340 Sustainable Programs & Garden Towers............$210,017 Usanimals..........................................................................$52,680 Matching Grants..............................................................$24,721 USANA Kids Eat...........................................................$505,102 Total..................................................................................$855,860

Our Impact in 2024 12,309,614

Total meals provided

560,101

USANA Kids Eat meals provided

196,658

People served

9,950

Garden Towers donated

19

Active partner organizations

11,885

Global volunteer hours

2024 Expenses Administrative and Fundraising Costs Building rent, lease $0 Debt $0 Vendors and contractors $0 Staff $0 Promotion and publicity $0 Total $0 100% of all administration and fundraising costs are paid for by USANA Health Sciences, Inc.

446,114

Hunger relief meals given

$194,696

Aid dollars donated

$553,421

Dollars donated

$52,680

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Three Ways to Make a Difference Through our global partnerships, we empower community leaders with the tools and knowledge to foster sustainable, community-driven food solutions that help communities thrive. These are the main areas we focus on making an impact, and we invite you to join us in our efforts to feed the world.

Immediate Hunger Relief Meeting urgent needs is the first step in our fight against hunger. Through our immediate food relief programs, we provide meals to families facing hunger crises, giving them the stability they need to plan for a brighter future. This vital support not only alleviates immediate hunger but also lays the groundwork for long-term resilience.

Empowering Sustainable Food Solutions Our Garden Tower program empowers families to grow their own food year-round, fostering independence and self-sufficiency. By teaching sustainable gardening techniques, we enable communities to take control of their food sources, creating lasting change and restoring dignity through self-reliance.

Boosting Nutrition for Future Generations Nutrition is about more than filling bellies—it’s about nourishing minds and bodies. We provide advanced supplements like Usanimals to ensure children receive the essential nutrients they need for healthy development. By enhancing their nutrition, we invest in the potential of every child and build healthier, brighter futures across the globe.

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Empower Families With Us

Donate Monthly donations give the USANA Foundation a reliable source of funding, allowing us to consistently support over 40 partners and hundreds of Garden Tower communities worldwide.

Serve When you sponsor a community, you’ll be invited to join a global service trip to Latin America, Africa, or Southeast Asia. Help strengthen our Garden Tower network by building sustainable food systems with local communities.

Sponsor Community sponsorships empower communities around the world by providing them with the necessary investment of funds, training, and tools to successfully build a Garden Tower network. Sponsorships cost $5,000$25,000 and are typically paid for through USANA team fundraisers or monthly donations.

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Serving and Growing Together

This Year's Service Trips

In 2024, the USANA Foundation advanced its mission to combat malnutrition and promote sustainable food solutions worldwide. Through our annual service trips, donors and partners had the unique chance to see the impact of their contributions firsthand. This year, we expanded our efforts in Mexico, the Philippines, Kenya, and Malaysia, working closely with local communities and volunteers to support sustainable food initiatives.

Mexico A Journey of Service Our commitment to the communities in Baja California, Mexico, saw us return not just once, but three times in 2024: March, April, and May. Each trip brought together USANA Associates and generous donors from Mexico, the United States, and Canada. Working with our valued partners at the Foundation for His Ministry, our volunteers helped construct and distribute Garden Towers, providing essential nutrition to dozens of families facing food insecurity.

The Philippines Nurturing Partnerships and Growth In April, our service trip to the Philippines focused on a new project on Malapascua Island. In partnership with local groups, we began providing every household on the island with a Garden Tower, giving families a sustainable, home-based food source. With limited access to fruits and vegetables, these towers are crucial for improving nutrition. Volunteers and team members worked with community leaders to set up the first towers, bringing fresh, nutritious food to local households and enhancing food security. This project marks a key step in our commitment to building resilient, self-sufficient communities across the Asia-Pacific region.

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Kenya Supporting Resilience in Communities In May, our team and Chairman’s Club members traveled to Kenya for a meaningful journey combining cultural immersion and service. The trip included a breathtaking safari and empowering hands-on projects, such as building Garden Towers in Bomet, supporting a children’s home in Lugari, and bringing sustainable food solutions to the Maasai Mara tribe. These efforts strengthened food self-reliance and nutritional security. This trip marks the start of an annual tradition, giving Chairman’s Club members the chance to connect with local communities, see the impact of their contributions, and actively support our mission for sustainable nutrition.

HXP: Malaysia Sustained Youth Engagement in Asia In partnership with Humanitarian XP (HXP), we hosted a series of service trips in Malaysia with groups of dedicated teenagers. HXP organizes global service experiences, but this year was extra special: each group had the opportunity to see their project through from start to finish. The teens worked closely with local communities to build and install Garden Towers, experiencing the immediate impact of their efforts and forming lasting connections. This hands-on experience deepened their understanding of sustainable food solutions and the importance of community engagement.

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Family Bonds Through Service

Giving Back in Mexico

This year, we were excited to take two Utah-based donor families on a service trip to Mexico, marking the first time we’ve included entire families in these experiences. Together, the Hansen and Cowley families had the unique opportunity to build Garden Towers and engage with the communities they helped. It was truly moving to watch parents and children work side by side, sharing meaningful moments and strengthening their bond through service. This experience not only brought them closer as a family but also deepened their connection to our mission of providing sustainable food solutions. We look forward to more opportunities to serve alongside families as we continue making an impact in Mexico.

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Hansen and Cowley families

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Sponsor a Garden Tower Community

Transforming lives with sustainable food, community, and opportunity

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Empowering Families with Garden Towers Garden Towers provide communities with a sustainable source of nutrition, self-reliance, and economic empowerment. For every tower built, families gain access to fresh produce, hands-on training, and the tools to cultivate their own food supply, creating an immediate and lasting impact on health and sustainability.

Top Benefits for Families and Communities Fresh, sustainable nutrition: Families gain immediate access to fresh vegetables, promoting healthier living.

Economic opportunities: Garden Tower recipients can sell surplus produce, reinvesting profits into their communities and using extra funds to support their family.

Self-reliance and skills development: Training and resources empower community members to care for their Garden Towers, ensuring long-term success.

Reaching Communities in Need From Kenya and the Philippines, to Uganda, Mexico, and Guatemala, Garden Towers empower communities worldwide. Your sponsorship can help families in these regions, transforming food security and economic resilience for generations to come.

Make a Lasting Difference Sponsor a Garden Tower or an entire community today. Every donation via USANAFoundation.org or your USANA auto order directly supports building a healthier, more sustainable future. Let’s grow hope together!

The Mission of USANA Kids Eat We believe childhood hunger is unacceptable. At USANA Kids Eat, we’re committed to supporting children in need right here in the community where USANA Health Sciences Inc. is headquartered. Our program as part of the USANA Foundation provides a practical, impactful framework to fight hunger, reduce meal uncertainty, and inspire others to join us in this vital mission.

Through powerful local partnerships and collective action, we offer a stable source of food that helps kids unlock their full potential and brings hope for a brighter future. Every meal we deliver eases the burden on struggling families, ensuring children get the nutrition they need to thrive in school, pursue their dreams, and experience the joys of childhood.

We serve because no child should ever go hungry. Thanks to the generous support of our community, here’s the life-changing impact we’ve made together this year!

Impact Since 2019 2,694,453 meals provided 38,594 kids served 25,842 volunteer hours donated 115 schools, clubs, and community groups supported

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Visit USANAKidsEat.org to learn more!

USANA Kids Eat Programs and Projects Weekend Bag Program For many children, school meals are a lifeline, providing essential food and nutrition. However, when the weekend comes, these meals are unavailable, leaving many kids at risk of going hungry. A single USANA Kids Eat bag of food makes a tremendous difference, offering nutrition and comfort to a child during those critical days away from school.

48 schools, clubs, and community groups supported 358,981 meals distributed 51,283 total weekend bags 1,396 kids served every weekend

Holiday Bag Project This meaningful initiative provides food to children facing hunger during the extended winter break. By rallying community support, the project ensures that kids who rely on school meals for nourishment don’t go without during the holidays. Together, we bring hope, nutrition, and care to children and families in need at over 40 additional schools.

55 schools, clubs, and community groups supported 5,028 supported children 201,120 meals provided 892 volunteer donors involved

Our 2024 Impact 560,101 meals provided 10,583 supported children 4,502 volunteers involved 6,607 hours of volunteering 99 schools, clubs, and community groups supported

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Plant Seeds of Change Your Impact with the USANA Foundation

We aim to foster a world where families in need can grow their own food, children thrive with proper nutrition, and communities are resilient and sustainable. This is the power of your generosity.

Give Hope

Serve Globally

Change Lives

A sponsorship feeds multiple families in a community and brings sustainable solutions to life. Add a donation to your USANA auto order today!

Join us in making an impact firsthand. Support a Garden Tower project and travel with us to connect, build, and transform lives.

Every donation supports sustainable nutrition for those in need. USANA covers our costs, so every donation directly helps a hungry family.

Make a lasting difference today—donate on USANAFoundation.org or add a donation to your USANA auto order!

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Service and Impact at USANA 2024 Conventions

This year, the USANA family united at the Asia Pacific Convention in Malaysia and the Americas & Europe Convention in Las Vegas to create lasting change. These events showcased the power of service and fundraising, bringing Associates, leaders, and supporters together to make a tangible impact.

Kuala Lumpur: Asia Pacific Convention In Malaysia, hundreds of Associates joined forces to pack thousands of meals for our amazing local partners, Suriana, providing essential support for families in need. Chairman’s Club members collaborated on future service initiatives, demonstrating their dedication to advancing our mission.

Las Vegas: Americas & Europe Convention In Las Vegas, we combined service and fundraising to amplify our impact. A lively fitness fundraiser generated thousands of dollars for USANA Foundation projects, while a food pack with Children’s Hunger Fund provided meals for children and families. Chairman’s Club members and executives shared strategies and updates, inspiring attendees to deepen their support for our global cause.

World Service Week 2024 Celebrating Global Impact and Unity

This past June, the USANA Foundation united communities worldwide for a week of impactful volunteerism during World Service Week, an annual event designed to inspire global change.

Held from June 9th to 16th, the week invited thousands of participants across continents to work together, regardless of affiliation, with the goal of creating positive, lasting impact within their local communities. Originally launched in 2017 as a USANA-centered initiative, World Service Week has grown into an inclusive, global movement, welcoming all who share the vision of making a difference!

Celebrating Global Impact and Unity World Service Week 2024 mobilized individuals from diverse backgrounds, bringing together thousands to participate in projects tailored to meet local needs. Highlights included: Fundraisers for local charities, gathering crucial resources to support health, education, and family assistance programs worldwide.

Community Engagement Events such as 5K walks, beach cleanups, and local gatherings, which fostered unity while supporting a variety of important causes.

Sustainable Initiatives that empowered communities to address food security through community gardens, Garden Towers, and sustainable farming projects.

Volunteer Outreach where participants served in local shelters, food banks, and educational centers, making a direct impact and transforming lives within their communities.

A Global Call to Serve World Service Week has grown into a global movement, inspiring thousands of USANA Associates, leaders, and supporters to take collective action and foster a culture of goodwill. Through shared stories and meaningful acts of service, this annual event highlights the power of unity—demonstrating that when we come together across borders, we can create extraordinary change. Each effort, no matter the size, contributes to a brighter, more hopeful future for communities worldwide, reminding us of our shared humanity and the boundless impact of working toward a common purpose.

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Join a Global Community of Change-Makers Become an Ambassador by committing to a monthly donation, directly supporting USANA Foundation projects that provide sustainable food solutions and alleviate hunger for families in need. Through both financial contributions and hands-on service, Ambassadors create lasting impact in their communities and beyond.

Program Highlights Monthly Giving

Exclusive Recognition

Local & Global Service

$30/month supports essential programs like food banks, school meals, and Garden Towers.

Annual Report feature, Wall of Fame at USANA Convention, bi-annual newsletters, and priority access to service trips.

Join local USANA projects, World Service Week, holiday fundraisers, and service opportunities.

Join Us! Your commitment to support the USANA Foundation will be celebrated, recognized, and enable you exclusive access to service opportunities. Make a difference with the USANA Foundation Ambassador program. Together, we create sustainable change for families around the world!

Our Global Sustainable Nutrition Projects Feeding the world, one community at a time

The impact of the USANA Foundation is made possible through the unwavering dedication of locallybased partners, global market leaders, and engaged Associates. These visionary leaders play a crucial role in overcoming challenges, from selecting the right soil to nurturing seedlings, ensuring Garden Towers reach families in need.

Our heartfelt thanks go to USANA Associates, who connect us with these communities and often join service trips, embodying USANA’s core values of giving back. Their hands-on participation strengthens our mission and amplifies the impact of our efforts.

Beyond providing nutrition, we are deeply committed to education, equipping families with the skills to maximize the potential of their Garden Towers. This empowerment fosters self-sufficiency, restores dignity, and offers hope for a brighter future.

In the following pages, each regional story—from Mexico to the Philippines to Uganda—highlights the transformative power of community-driven solutions. By addressing food insecurity with sustainable practices, these initiatives deliver immediate relief while building resilience and fostering lasting change.

Together, we are creating a world where no family goes hungry, and every community has the tools to thrive.

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A Shared Impact in

North America

Winnipeg, Canada The Garden Tower initiative in Winnipeg has strengthened trust with local communities and nonprofits, providing fresh, sustainable nutrition in a province with some of Canada’s highest poverty rates. Harvest Manitoba noted that the program encouraged recipients to seek additional resources. As Susanne Williams of Women’s Empowerment Outreach explained, “It’s been amazing to see the community’s excitement and stewardship over the gardens, making them accessible to everyone.”

Canadian initiatives also expanded with partners like Richmond Food Bank, The Compass Food Bank, and Harvest Manitoba’s Northern Initiative, which delivers essential supplies to remote First Nations communities. These efforts reach over 15,000 residents in isolated areas, providing staples like grains and frozen produce. Canadian Associates are proud to support these transformative efforts, ensuring nourishment and hope for vulnerable populations.

Indigenous Nations, United States

Through the USANA Kids Eat program, 500 weekend food bags were delivered to the Navajo Nation in Montezuma Creek, in partnership with Building Youth Around the World’s Thanksgiving Box Project. This initiative supported 165 families, providing much-needed nourishment and care.

With more projects planned for 2025, this marks the start of our commitment to supporting indigenous communities and fostering a sustainable impact.

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Baja, Mexico In Baja, Mexico, the effects of reliable food support are vividly evident in stories like that of a 9-month-old boy who was malnourished and abused when our partners met him. Consistent, nutritious meals provided through our program helped transform his life, both physically and emotionally. Once desperately hungry, he is now thriving, full of energy and joy. His journey highlights the profound impact of providing vulnerable children with the nourishment and care they need to flourish.

San Andres, Guatemala In San Andres, Guatemala, the Garden Tower initiative has become a source of empowerment and opportunity, particularly for women like Rosa. As a key participant in the program, Rosa manages the Garden Tower project and earns income by sewing the towers. This income has allowed her to purchase essential household items like a stove and refrigerator—items that have dramatically improved her family’s quality of life.

Another success story is Paula Peres Dias, a mother of six. Paula, who stays home to care for her special needs daughter, has found empowerment through the program. The Garden Tower not only supplies fresh produce for her family but also provides a renewed sense of hope and independence. The program’s impact has significantly improved Paula’s family’s well-being, demonstrating the power of sustainable food solutions.

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Communities Empowered in

Africa

Kyegegwa District, Uganda In the Kyaka II Refugee Settlement, our partner RESDA has fostered sustainable growth through leadership development and the Garden Tower program. Local leaders receive training to manage sewing and tailoring projects, ensuring long-term success and community resilience.

Amina, a participant, shared, “This project has given us hope and a sense of purpose.” Families not only improve their own lives but also help others, creating a ripple effect of empowerment.

The program equips children with gardening skills and an empowered mindset, laying the foundation for future community leaders. Through these efforts, the Garden Towers continue to transform lives and foster sustainable change.

Kayonza, Rwanda In Rwanda, our partner’s school integrated the Garden Tower program by addressing a critical need for sustainable water access. Water tanks and tower structures were built to support the program, enabling the transfer of seedlings to the new towers.

This initiative has provided Live for One students, parents, and the surrounding community with valuable education and hands-on skills in sustainable gardening. By fostering self-reliance and agricultural knowledge, the program is empowering a new generation to create lasting change.

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Maasai Mara, Kenya Since 2018, 100 Humanitarians International has distributed over 19,000 Garden Towers across ten Kenyan communities, fostering self-reliance, leadership, and empowerment. Families like Christine Adhiambo’s use these towers to grow vegetables, reduce expenses, and secure additional income, helping cover school fees and restore dignity. Stories like Nancy Kiok’s, who found joy and financial stability by selling kale, and David Omondi’s, a student who funded his education through garden earnings, highlight the initiative’s profound impact. Even children at Rang’ala Baby Home are learning agriculture and teamwork while being nourished by the towers.

USANA’s Chairman’s Club members Fabien Ghys and Helen Song witnessed this transformation firsthand during their visit to Kenya with the USANA Foundation. They experienced the Garden Towers’ role in addressing food insecurity and empowering underserved communities. Fabien reflected on his experience, sharing, “This has been one of the best experiences of my life,” after being honored with a Maasai name in a special ceremony. Their journey underscores the program’s power to inspire global change and aligns with USANA’s mission to create sustainable, meaningful impacts worldwide.

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Transforming Lives in

Asia-Pacific

Iloilo, Manila, and Cebu, Philippines In Iloilo, USANA Associates Roff and RN Pastilloso, along with Rowena Tamagos, have spearheaded thriving Garden Tower projects. Self-funded through community and local leadership support, they built 225 towers serving an orphanage and various families. At the orphanage, each child was entrusted with their own tower. This personal responsibility has inspired pride and dedication, as the children nurture their towers into flourishing gardens.

On the small fishing island of Malapascua, 529 kilometers away, USANA Associate Camille Ang took action to address severe vitamin deficiencies and limited access to fresh produce. After noticing growth challenges among the children, Camille rallied support from friends, family, the USANA Foundation, and 35 USANA Associates. Together, they launched a transformative Garden Tower project that now serves the entire island.

Based in Manila, Project Pearls plays a vital role in advancing initiatives across Southeast Asia. Their sewing center produces Garden Towers, creating employment opportunities for local residents. Project Pearls also operates a school in Tondo, a city dump community in the heart of Manila, providing education and life-saving nutritious meals to children. Families in this area make do with limited resources amidst rubble and refuse, relying on the essential support Project Pearls offers to survive and thrive.

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Kedah and Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia USANA Associates in Malaysia demonstrated exceptional commitment to community empowerment through projects that provide aid and promote sustainability. In Kedah, they supported flood victims, delivering critical food supplies and helping a home for elderly residents and individuals with disabilities recover from disaster-related losses.

In Negeri Sembilan, Associates collaborated with the Suriana Welfare Society to aid Persatuan Kebajikan Vinashini, constructing 15 Garden Towers to foster self-sustainability. Their efforts extended to the 2024 USANA Asia Pacific Convention, where a 1,000-box food packing event delivered 25,000 meals to 100 vulnerable families.

Perhaps the most ambitious initiative was a 10-week summer program in partnership with Humanitarian Experience (HXP). With thriving gardens and empowered families, the project continues to transform lives well into 2025.

Australia USANA partnered with Foodbank Australia and Foodbank NSW & ACT to address food insecurity, contributing $100,000 to programs like the Key Staples and Banana Programs, as well as disaster relief efforts. This funding helped transport fresh produce to Foodbank warehouses, supporting the distribution of 1.2 million meals weekly.

With many Australians unable to afford fresh fruits, vegetables, and proteins, USANA’s support ensures healthier options reach those in need. Foodbank CEO Brianna Casey highlighted the partnership’s role in reducing food waste and meeting growing demand.

New Zealand Through its long-standing collaboration with KidsCan, New Zealand’s leading child poverty charity, the USANA Foundation supports over 200,000 children annually across 1,100 schools and early childhood centers. USANA’s grants sustain KidsCan’s food programs, which provide tailored, nutritious meals, helping children focus on learning and break the cycle of poverty.

After devastating floods in 2023, USANA partnered with The Salvation Army to launch Garden Tower projects and, in 2024, supported the Community Grocer program. This initiative enabled 234 families to access $100 grocery orders for just $70, with foodstocks sourced from the NZ Food Network for cost-efficiency. Impact sites included Manukau, Gore, Hamilton, and Palmerston North. Through these partnerships, USANA empowers communities with sustainable solutions to fight hunger.

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AFC Bournemouth & USANA Join Forces to Feed Kids In 2024, USANA, in partnership with the USANA Foundation, joined forces with English football club AFC Bournemouth to support local youth in the Bournemouth area. This collaboration built on existing community initiatives, such as the Holiday Activity Fund, which provides essential support to children and families. With a matching grant from the USANA Foundation, the Cherries Community Fund expanded the program into term time, offering weekly breakfast club sessions to several local schools.

Food poverty and insecurity remain significant challenges in the Bournemouth, Poole, and Christchurch areas, making the program a vital resource for local youth. By addressing hunger and ensuring access to nutritious meals, the initiative aimed to support children’s overall well-being and academic success.

“We are really pleased to be able to expand on our school holiday activities with the breakfast clubs, providing an important start to the day for the continued success of pupils across local schools,” said Steve Cuss, Head of Community at AFC Bournemouth. “Working in partnership with USANA, over 200 local children will have the opportunity to participate in physical activities and enjoy a healthy breakfast to start the school day.”

Research consistently highlights the positive impact of breakfast on children’s academic performance, concentration, and energy levels. Recognizing this, the extended breakfast club sessions offer not just meals but also a nurturing environment for children to thrive in both the classroom and their community.

Since 2015, USANA has proudly served as AFC Bournemouth’s Official Nutritional and Multi-Vitamin Supplier, supporting all teams with high-quality products designed to optimize health and performance. The partnership’s evolution into addressing food insecurity exemplifies their shared commitment to fostering a healthier future for the community.

“Since partnering with AFC Bournemouth in 2015, USANA has been dedicated to the health and performance of their players,” said Brent Neidig, Chief Commercial Officer at USANA. “We are thrilled to extend our efforts beyond the field by combating child hunger and leveraging our shared strengths to make a lasting, positive impact on the lives of local children.”

Through this meaningful collaboration, AFC Bournemouth and the USANA Foundation continue to demonstrate how partnerships can address pressing community needs, create opportunities, and empower the next generation.

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China Feeds the Children

Love Meal Project

By November 2024, the Love Meal Project positively impacted 10 counties across 7 provinces, including Hebei, Guizhou, Henan, and Sichuan. This initiative delivered approximately 1.27 million nutritious meals to children in rural areas and equipped 59 schools with modern kitchen facilities, directly benefiting over 30,000 children.

Angel Village Through the Village Angel Project, USANA Foundation contributed 3 million RMB to charitable efforts, providing 375 digital rounds kits, constructing four rehabilitation huts, and hosting over 100 empowerment training sessions. These programs spanned Langao County in Shaanxi, Leishan County in Guizhou, and Zizhou County in Shaanxi, benefiting hundreds of thousands of people. Guided by USANA China’s “Healthy Family” strategy, the project strives to create a sustainable, healthy ecosystem that uplifts rural communities. By improving the skills of rural doctors and promoting health education, we aim to safeguard the well-being of underserved populations.

USANA’s Family Walk In 2024, USANA China launched the Family Walk, an innovative public service program that combines brand values, community welfare, sports, and healthy living. The program encouraged families to form “healthy squads,” with each member walking 6,000 steps daily to unlock matching donations from USANA China. These funds support meal packs for children in underdeveloped areas, ensuring they have access to daily nutrition. By the end of 2024, the initiative will have engaged over 20,000 participants, raising 220,000 RMB and donating 60,000 meal packs.

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The Power of One Growing Hope on Malapascua Island In April 2024, the USANA Foundation embarked on a transformative mission on Malapascua Island in the Philippines, installing 65 Garden Towers to bring sustainable nutrition to local families.

Malapascua, a 2.5-square-kilometer island in the Visayan Sea, relies heavily on tourism and fishing. However, limited income and the high cost of transporting vegetables from the mainland leave many residents without consistent access to fresh, nutritious food. The need for a sustainable solution became evident to USANA Foundation Ambassador Camille Anne Ang during the COVID-19 pandemic when she developed a deep connection with the island community. Camille collaborated with local leaders and the Foundation to pilot the first five Garden Towers in March 2023. These efforts have since expanded, with a goal of installing 250 towers by the end of 2025.

The project involved transporting soil, seeds, plants, and watering tools to the island—a considerable logistical challenge given Malapascua’s lack of roads and reliance on motorcycles for transportation. Raymond, a local resident with access to the island’s sole work truck, played a pivotal role in overcoming these obstacles. His involvement not only moved the project forward but also empowered him as a leader within his community.

Each Garden Tower is designed to produce approximately 1,300 servings of fresh vegetables annually, significantly improving the islanders’ diets. Camille underscored the initiative’s broader potential by telling us, “If we can adapt a garden to thrive on a remote island, we can build towers in every corner of the world. All it takes is collaboration and shared effort.”

The initiative gained further momentum in April with the largest volunteer service group in the Foundation’s history. In a week-long push, 35 USANA Associates from Korea, Australia, Singapore, the Philippines, the United States, and Mexico worked tirelessly to install 64 Garden Towers across the island. Their efforts not only brought sustainable nutrition but also hope, empowerment, and a sense of global community. One volunteer, Tahee Kim, reflected on the experience by saying, “Seeing how much a Garden Tower could help someone was a deeply moving moment. It’s not a perfect solution, but it’s a step toward living a healthier life and sharing our values.”

Camille is committed to ensuring the sustainability of the Malapascua project through education and community engagement. One innovative initiative, “Little Hands,” encourages children to participate in the gardening process. Each child receives a seed kit containing a paper cup, soil, seeds, and a planting stick, empowering them to grow seedlings that are later transferred to the Garden Towers. Camille shared her vision: “Engaging kids in this way not only reduces costs but also fosters a sense of ownership and community involvement.”

As of the end of 2024, there were over 150 towers on the island. Through collaboration, innovation, and dedication, the Garden Tower project on Malapascua Island is transforming lives, proving that sustainable solutions can thrive even in the most remote locations.

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Cultivating Change in Malaysia Youth Empowerment Through Garden Towers In the heart of Malaysia, a groundbreaking humanitarian initiative blossomed, turning the sweltering heat of summer into a season of growth and connection. This 10-week program, a collaboration between local communities and Humanitarian Experience (HXP), brought together youth from the US for an immersive experience in sustainability and service.

Over two-week rotations, these dedicated volunteers rolled up their sleeves to bring our Garden Tower program to multiple communities in need. Each batch of Garden Towers they built represented a fresh approach to community resilience and empowerment.

One standout feature of the project was its holistic approach. Volunteers didn’t just start a task— they saw it through from start to finish. From constructing towers to planting seeds and watching the first shoots sprout, participants witnessed the fruits of their labor come to life in real-time.

This was a rare opportunity in humanitarian work, where projects like school construction or well digging often allow volunteers to engage only in a single phase of a long-term plan.

The program’s true impact, however, went far beyond the physical structures. For many volunteers, the most memorable moments came from bonding with the local families. Through shared meals, stories, and laughter, they forged connections that transcended cultural and language barriers.

These relationships provided a source of hope for both the communities and the volunteers, showing that small acts of kindness and collaboration can spark lasting change.

For HXP, the hundreds of Garden Towers constructed became symbosl of optimism, demonstrating that sustainability can be both practical and deeply personal. Families who once struggled with limited access to fresh produce now have a resource to nourish both their bodies and their spirits.

For the volunteers, witnessing the joy and gratitude of the local people made the hard work worthwhile, leaving them inspired to bring similar initiatives to their own communities.

By the end of the program, over 620 Garden Towers transformed into beacons of hope and unity as they thrived. As 2025 unfolds, these towers will continue to nourish both the land and the heart of the communities and 1,244 people they serve—a lasting testament to the power of youth-driven humanitarian efforts.

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Serve with the USANA Foundation Our service trips bring each volunteer closer to the heart of our mission to end malnutrition. Global and local service trips with the USANA Foundation are open to volunteers and Associates. Each trip focuses on strengthening our Garden Tower network by connecting with communities and establishing new, sustainable food systems.

The USANA Foundation works with local partners on the ground in every community where Garden Towers are built. These are charity organizations and community leaders with connections to the area that can identify families in need who are good candidates for receiving a Garden Tower.

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Hope Grows with

Garden Towers

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Soil, seeds, sun, and self-care.

Donate a Garden Tower today for $20 and feed a family for multiple years. One Garden Tower can produce up to 1,300 meals per year!

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Since its launch in 2023, the Chairman’s Club has become a powerful catalyst for change, uniting 19 leaders from regions including the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Asia. Together with USANA executives, these passionate individuals champion sustainable initiatives that reflect USANA’s commitment to service beyond business.

Empowering Communities, Changing Lives Chairman’s Club members are at the forefront of global philanthropy, driving transformative projects like the Garden Tower initiative, which provides sustainable food solutions for families worldwide.

Whether hosting fundraisers or developing long-term strategies to combat hunger, these leaders tackle pressing issues such as food insecurity and health inequity.

Jim Brown, USANA’s president and CEO who also serves as a member, shared, “The Chairman’s Club inspires me to drive meaningful change. Projects like the Garden Tower are life-changing, offering lasting, sustainable benefits for communities globally.”

A Year of Growth and Impact In just one year, the Chairman’s Club has achieved remarkable milestones, from sponsoring schools and supporting USANA Kids Eat to raising essential funds and strategizing for future service. At conventions in Las Vegas and Malaysia, members united to inspire others and amplify their collective impact.

Chairman’s Club members CheongJa Park and HakBeom Pyoun of Korea noted, “Small acts of kindness can transform the world. We’re proud to be part of this journey to build a brighter future for all.”

Looking Ahead The Chairman’s Club is more than a title—it’s a movement. By supporting sustainable projects and rallying others to serve, members are paving the way for a future where communities can thrive. As Jim Brown says, “Join us in making a difference.”

The call to action is clear: Together, we can build a brighter tomorrow.

The Chairman’s Club Explores Kenya Serving the Maasai Mara with USANA Leaders In 2024, the USANA Foundation’s return trip to Kenya built on a continued transformative partnership with 100 Humanitarians International. Since the pilot project in 2020 introduced 100 families to the Garden Tower program, the initiative has scaled to over 15,000 towers across Kenya, empowering thousands of families with sustainable food sources.

Chairman’s Club members Helen Song, Fabien Ghys, Vivienne Lee, Alex Tai, and Executive Chairman Kevin Guest joined the trip, witnessing the profound impact of these Garden Towers. Over six days, the team visited communities where Garden Towers are fostering self-sufficiency, better health, and food security. They also brought supplies for a new dental clinic, opened a community well providing clean drinking water, and shared gifts with local children.

A highlight of the visit was seeing families rewarded with chickens for their dedication to maintaining Garden Towers. The chickens, a source of fresh eggs, further enhanced food security and economic stability. These moments underscored the program’s ripple effect on improving lives.

The trip also included a safari in the Maasai Mara, offering a breathtaking experience with a pride of 22 lions—a once-in-a-lifetime encounter. For many, this experience deepened their connection to Kenya’s beauty and resilience. Seeing the Garden Towers’ impact firsthand inspired leaders like Helen Song and Fabien Ghys to advocate more passionately for the Foundation’s mission back home.

Garden Towers have become a beacon of hope, embodying the USANA Foundation’s mission to empower families with tools for self-sufficiency. Guided by leaders such as Kevin Guest and Jim Brown, the this program represents USANA’s vision of creating healthier families worldwide.

This journey strengthened the commitment of the Chairman’s Club to create lasting change, showcasing how collective action and generosity can build a brighter, food-secure future.

Recognizing USANA Foundation’s Donors

Thank you for your incredible support! $60,000+ Joan and Tim Fenton Family Foundation America First Credit Union

$30,000+

James & Lisa Budge

$20,000+

Health Equity Okland Construction Jeremy & Kristin Andrus Spencer & Amanda Millerberg

$10,000+

$2,000+

$500+

Azure Building Group Engage Contracting, Inc. First Utah Bank Foothill Family Clinic Todd & Janet Heiner Ferre Family Skinner Excavating, Inc. Timothy & Starleen Wood Scott & Natalie Stoddard Hutchinson Trucking* Bob Lin & Mary Ma, & Amy Shen Joseph & Anita Ting Sabrina Rong Wang & Michael Feng Changying Jennifer & Helen Zhu Clark & Ian De Guzman Ranell & Jonalyn Blanco Vivian Lee & Alex Tai Deanna Waters CheongJa Park & HakBeom Pyoun HyunJin Kwon & OhSub Kwon Lucas Lim & Jane Leow Bill, Jenny, Richard, & Annie Helen Song & Sharon Yuan Dean & Sherri Chionis Liu Tang Jung & Pan Hsiu Jou Jim & Carrie Brown Rob & Anne Sinnott Paul & Liz Jones Pete & Michelle Benedict

Ah Ni Chai Kathy Qin Huang Nong Ren Shawn Bayliss Ri Yue Liu Loren McCall-Campbell 명란 한

Leonardo Abay-Abay Linghua Fan Maria-Anna (Maisia) Czubernat Virginia Chan Zhanru Han Janet Moore MiYoung Kim Zhi Xian Jin & Steven Chen Shanshan Che Claudia Rollersbroich Majid Mokhbery Wei Renshaw Chin Siew Tan Feng Ye & Jianqin Gu 맹자 이 InSook Choi 시현 안 Shir Gee Tai Teresa Haun Mary Allegoren Peter Pau Qiuzhu Dong Kay Leaman Lee Mei Liew Clarissa Doonan Diane DeCarlo Lydia Tepper Shiok Bee Chew Qianhua Wang Gwen Pietzuch Poh Chee Foong Ruth Harris John Fried Qiao Hong Wang Li Zhang Cindy Lie Er Teo Chin Eng Tan Gordon Palmer Xiao You Li Pamela Buhr Shelli Baxter Cultured Marble Specialists, LLC Kroger Kurt and Megan Woodman

$7,500+ Anthony Aik Sin Ang

$5,000+ Kathryn Armstrong Associated General Contractors of Utah Brandon Dawson Alli Gardner Doug & Jane Hekking Knight Family Foundation Stand Out for Good Inc. Kevin & Lori Guest Amy & Tim Haran

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$1,000+ Jean Amick 정현 이 Queenie Poon Robert Martin Lai Mei Wong Dr. Sumedh Mahad SANVITE SA DE CV Gary Landis Dana Alloway Kwon Hee Yeon Yuze Du Sarah Emery Rita Hui Jerry Clement Bill & Dawn Schultz Jong Cheol Kim Hendra Purwalaksana Nancy Santiago 시희 박 Dirk Autor Natphanthacha Chaisiriruchirada 민화 오 Ashley Collins Stephen & Dawn Cook David Gamble Julie Guinn Mary Anne Jensen Richard McCann Brian Paul Morgan Smith Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation Mari Spilker The Whittenburg Foundation Josh & Jenny Foukas Making a Difference Foundation (CHG)* EpicVue and Groove Entertainment* BlackCloak*

*Gift-in-Kind Donation

USANA Foundation Partners We could not achieve our global impact without the vital support of our local partners in every country we serve. These charitable organizations already have deep connections within areas of need, understand the communities they serve, and have earned the trust of the local people. Their insights help us identify those most in need of support. These incredible partners are instrumental in overcoming challenges, solving problems, rallying communities, and fostering leadership opportunities among the amazing families we serve. They are the true heroes behind our mission!

100 Humanitarians - Kenya AFC Bournemouth Community Sports Trust - England African Renewal Ministries - Uganda Australian Food Bank - Australia Be Humanitarian - Guatemala Brighter Destiny International - Uganda Casa Hogar Niños Siempre Victoriosos - México Children’s Hunger Fund - Global City Mission Auckland - New Zealand Colquitz Middle School - Canada Eglise’ de Launaudiere - Canada & Mexico Foundation for His Ministry - México Foundation of Poverty Alleviation - China HXP-Humanitarian Experience - US & Malaysia International Relief Teams - Global IPB University - Indonesia KidsCan - New Zealand Kids Read Foundation - Uganda Korean Food for Hungry International - Korea Live for One - Rwanda Manitoba Harvest- Canada Naturasolve - Global One Life to Love, Baja - México Our Lady’s Youth Center - México Project Pearls - Philippines Refugee Empowerment for Sustainable Development in Africa (RESDA) - Uganda Richmond Food Bank - Canada Standing with Boys - Kenya, Uganda, Ghana Suriana Welfare Society - Malaysia The Compass Food Bank - Canada The Salvation Army - New Zealand Un Corazon - Mexico Women’s Empowerment Outreach - Canada

Our Team Our supporters’ contributions reach across the world. The programs and partnerships of the USANA Foundation are led by a small, dedicated team located in Salt Lake City, Utah. Our Garden Towers and Kids Eat initiatives wouldn’t be possible without the incredible work of these dedicated people, and we are proud to represent such an amazing company, USANA Health Sciences.

We love serving global and local communities, and we are beyond grateful to collaborate with such a wonderful, optimistic group of partners. It’s our passion and duty to make sure your generous support finds its way to those who need it most.

Brian Paul President

Ashlyn Ahrendsen Engagement and Volunteer Manager

Michelle Benedict Director of Global Programs

Sunshine Jung Accountant

Angelia Vierra Development Manager

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Eric Davies Senior Manager of Development

Keri Lusk Communications Manager

JR Elix Designer

Stephen Cook Senior Manager of Global Operations

Laura Sendejas Chamorro Warehouse Lead

USANA Foundation Global Locations USANA Foundation - World Headquarters 2538 South 3850 West West Valley City, Utah 84129

USANA True Health (Hong Kong) Foundation, Ltd. 5/F, Sino Plaza, 255-257 Gloucester Road Causeway Bay, Hong Kong

USANA True Health Foundation Limited and USANA True Health Foundation Public Ancillary Fund 3 Hudson Avenue Castle Hills, New South Wales, 2154, Australia

USANA True Health Association S.A.S., 118 Avenue des Champs-Elysses 75008, Paris, France

USANA True Health Foundation Charitable Trust The Law Offices of Kensington Swan 89 The Terrace Wellington, 6011, New Zealand

UHS True Health, Inc.

24th Floor, Tower 1, the Enterprise Center 6766 Ayala Avenue Corner Paseo de Roxas Makati City, Philippines 1226

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