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SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO

The County Cupboard & Resource Center was established as a temporary hunger-relief program serving Lorain County. County Cupboard distributed surplus commodities from the USDA along with food provided through an anti-trust lawsuit settlement.

As needs within the counties increased, County Cupboard began an aggressive campaign to gather and distribute more food and other resources. To better reflect its broader services, County Cupboard officially changed its name to Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio.

Following a successful capital campaign, Second Harvest purchased land and built a new facility at Deer Trail Lane in Lorain, adding much-needed warehouse and refrigerated storage space.

Second Harvest completed a warehouse reconfiguration project to free up additional dry storage space.

Second Harvest’s board of directors and staff completed a comprehensive strategic plan,

outlining goals to address hunger in the region.

County Cupboard was granted tax-exempt status under IRS section 501(c)(3) and added Huron and Erie counties to its regional service area.

County Cupboard became an affiliate of Feeding America, formerly America’s Second Harvest, and was successful in gaining funding through the United Way of Greater Lorain County.

Second Harvest distributions reached a record 7.5 million pounds of food and grocery products, up 31% from the year before. Through the agency network, over 2 million pounds of locally-grown produce was distributed at Farmer’s Markets.

By the late 80s County Cupboard had outgrown its Vermilion location and relocated to Amherst.

Crawford County became part of Second Harvest’s regional service area.

30 YEARS OF MORE FOOd And LESS hungEr CALL FOR A

BOARd OF diRECTORSSecond Harvest is governed by a board of directors

representing a cross section of our region both

professionally and geographically.

This dedicated group of individuals works closely

with the staff to help us realize our ultimate goal

to eradicate hunger in our region.

STAFFDaily operations at Second Harvest are handled

by the Executive Director and a staff of twenty-two

dedicated individuals.

ExECUTIVE COmmITTEE

President: michael Goodman Goodman Advisors

Vice-President: Stephen Lucas Huntington Bank

Secretary: Patricia O’Brien The Stocker Foundation

Treasurer: Tim mcNeill Bettcher Industries

At-Large: Brian Sooy Aespire

DIRECTORS

Edwin Garcia Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority

Adele Kozar Catholic Charities Diocese of Toledo

Cynthia mcCabe Lorain County Community College

Deborah miller North Coast Cancer Foundation

mel miller Janotta & Herner, Inc. (retired)

Elizabeth Newman Community Representative

John Pluta Invacare Corp.

Gayle A. Reeves Gayle A. Reeves, L.P.A.

Donna Williams Community Representative

Executive Director: Juliana Chase-morefield

Director of Resources: Saberina Burkhammer

Director of Operations: Scott Ciaston

Donor Services Assistant: Becky Bardsley

External Affairs Manager: Susan Bartosch

Program & Education Coordinator: Julie Cruz-Blair

Customer Service Coordinator: Dawn Kinsley

Agency Relations Manager: Beverly Lizanich

Volunteer Relations Coordinator: Jean Niedzwicki

Evening Volunteer Assistant: Jessica Porter

Administrative Assistant: Kacy Porter

Warehouse Manager: Phil Simulcik

Food Resource Coordinator: David Wiedenheft

Drivers: Bill Belcher martin Digby michael Harmon Dick Schrenkel Floyd Walker

Operations Staff: Ryan Forthofer mark millis Bernie Naber Jim Krugman

To gaTHEr anD proviDE rESourcES To HungEr-rEliEf agEnciES SErving

inDiviDualS anD familiES in crawforD, EriE, Huron, anD lorain counTiES.

LORAINCOUNTY

HURONCOUNTY

CRAWFORDCOUNTY

ERIECOUNTY

SECOnd HARVEST MEMBER AGEnCiES [BY COunTY]

over the past year, Second Harvest distributions reached a record 7.5 million pounds of food and grocery

products, up 31% from the year before. These distributions supported 104 member agencies (154 programs),

including emergency food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, Backpack programs, Kids cafe,

farmer’s markets, mobile food pantries, and other supplemental food programs.

Despite these achievements, our work in CRAWFORD, ERIE, HURON, and LORAIN counties is not yet done,

as the stats below indicate:

7,450 / 44,345

46,170 / 299,805

10,540 / 59,886

12,430 / 77,687 FOOd inSECuRE/TOTAL pOpuLATiOn [BY COunTY]

24+76+v 19+81+v20+80+v 22+78+v23.9% 19%20.2% 21.9%

CHiLdREn*

in pOVERTY [BY COunTY]*18 and under

SECOnd HARVEST diSTRiBuTiOn [BY COunTY]

30 YEARS. 80 MiLLiOn pOundS. 67 MiLLiOn MEALS.

in millions of pounds

.638 1.430 4.458.831

Information from the U.S. Census Bureau and Feeding America’s Map the Meal Gap 2012.

FOOd SOuRCinG

Abbott Nutrition

Adrienne’s Gourmet Foods

Advance Pierre Foods

Aldi Inc. – Amherst

Aldi Inc. – Elyria

Aldi Inc. – North Ridgeville

Aldi Inc. – Norwalk

Aldi Inc. – Sandusky

Aldi Inc. – Sheffield Village

Allens, Inc.

Big Lots – Lorain

Bimbo Bakeries USA

BJ’s Wholesale Club

Campbell Soup Company

Chef’s Garden

Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

ConAgra Consolidated

ConAgra Grocery Products

ConAgra Specialty Potato

Costco

CP Industries

Custom Culinary

CVS Corporation

D & H Meats

FOOd dOnORSDannon Company Inc.

Danone Waters of North America

Dragon Ranch Golf Club

End o’ the Road Farm Market

Farmers & Hunters

Feed the Hungry

Freight Line (various)

General Mills Inc.

Giant Eagle – Amherst

Giant Eagle – Avon Lake

Giant Eagle – Elyria

Giant Eagle – North Ridgeville

Giant Eagle – Sheffield

Giant Eagle – Sheffield Lake

Giant Eagle – Vermilion

Good Samaritan Health Group

Goodman Distributors

Grafton Correctional Institute

Grandma’s Kitchen

Hahn Farms

Hall Brothers Meats

Hamman’s Bakery

Heinen’s

Holthouse Farms

Individual Donor

JH Routh Packing Co.

John F. Brandau

John F. Stambaugh & Co.

Kamm Farms, Inc.

Kellogg Company

Kimberly-Clark Corp.

Kovach Family

Kraft Biscuit

Kraft Foods Inc.

Krieg’s Farm Market

Kroger Food Store of Bucyrus

Kroger Food Store of Sandusky

Land O’Lakes Inc.

Lorain Correctional Institution

Lorain County Fair

Mama Jo Homestyle Pies

Meijer Food Store

Millbrook Schwebels Baking Co.

Mimmi Bonderer— Mondo Italiano

Mor-4-Less

Murray Ridge School

Nestle USA, Inc.

North Coast Correction Facility

Northern Ohio Youth Orchestras

Norwalk Catholic School

Office – Child Nutrition

Ohio Association of Foodbanks

Onion Boy

Penton’s Farm Market

Pepsi Cola General Bottlers

PepsiCo Beverages North

Philabundance

Pickering Hill Farms

Polansky’s Market

Poppee’s Popcorn Inc.

Procter & Gamble

Purity Foods

Quaker/PepsiCo Beverages

S.C. Johnson

Sam’s Club – Sandusky

Sam’s Club – Sheffield Village

Snack Factory Inc.

Target – Amherst

Target – Avon

Target – Elyria

Target – Sandusky

Tendershoot Farm

Toft Dairy Inc.

Toth Farms – Lorain

Triple Diamond

Tropicana Inc.

Tropicana Products, Inc.

Unilever Best Foods

Walgreens

Wal-Mart – Bucyrus

Wal-Mart – Elyria

Wal-Mart – Lorain

Wal-Mart – Norwalk

Wal-Mart – Oberlin

Wal-Mart – Sandusky

Wal-Mart – Avon

Weirs Farm, Inc

White Wave Foods

Local Donations

2,242,926 LBSs 24.8% from last year

STATE Ohio Food Program & Ohio Agriculture Clearance Program

2,329,544 LBSs 42.3% from last year

FEDERAL The Emergency Food Assistance Program / USDA

1,621,709 LBSs 32% from last year

Feeding America (National)

533,696 LBSs 55.9% from last year

Purchased Product

771,475 LBSs 33.8% from last year

Food Bank Share

327,437 LBSt 4.8% from last year

Ashley Allen

Laura Allen

Sharon Alloway

Adam Amanse

Ryan Aroney

Rebecca Bailey

Melissa Berens

Chris Biro

Botson Family

Andrew Boudon

Lynn Boudon

Neil Brennan

Mike Brewer

Erin Bryne

Alexis Bullock

Linda Buswell

Tom Buswell

Sara Chambers

Elaine Childs

Maxine Conibear

Harold Copperman

Albert Cruz

Lois Cuenin

DeMange Family

Richard Donohue

Becky Dorsey

Jody Dorsey

Ali Draga

Nate Fuller

Joe Geletka

Krystal Genoff

Gerold Family

Richard Gordyan

Hall Family

Bill Hardway

Karen Hardway

Kelly Harvey

Rich Hasenflue

Dave Hatcher

Havas Family

Alan Heggie

Bob Heinrick

Brian Herda

Andrew Holmiss

McKenzie Hoover

Allyson Jagoda

Susan Jagoda

Jared Korinko

Kim Kreig

Kromer Family

Chris Kuwamoto

Patti Lamar

Maggie LeGlise

Kristin Lesniak

Dick Linnevers

Sarah Lloyd

Jared Loufman

Felicia Manubay

Tom McCartney

Leroy Meades

Allison Mencl

Kristin Mieden

Diana Milete

Joel Miller

Beth Morganti

John Murray

Kirk Nevins

Tyler Newton

Laura Patalon

Gail Pogue

Jessica Porter

Sara Porter

Mike Poyle

Prieto Family

Julia Provoznik

Ravens Family

Amy Reed

Cat Rogers

Les Shure

Jessica Singh

Abby Singletary

Sobota Family

Trevon Stewart

Stoyka Family

Libby Sudnick

Zach Sudnick

Drew Tanzilli

Rachel Tanzilli

Beth Thoms

Matt Turza

Bob Ulrich

Peter Van Euwen

Stefani Vancs

Emily Varner

Holly Vasiloff

Olivia Vasiloff

Sophia Vitek

Brianna Wagner

Steven Ward

Tyler Ward

Zach Ward

Brenda Warren

Sue Warren

Al Wear

Willis Family

Sherry Winders

Nicholas Wright

Isaac Yoder

Advance Pierre Foods

Abbe Road Baptist Church

Amherst Football Team

Amherst Journalism Class

Amherst Leo Club

Bendix

Brookside Student Council

Burger King

Cargill

Church of the Latter Day Saints

Church of the Open Door

Credo

Cub Scout Pack 152

Cub Scout Pack 429

DePalma Insurance

Discover Church

Elyria High School

Emerson Network Power

EMH Regional Medical Center

Erie County Health Department

Fifth Third Bank

First Federal Savings of Lorain

First United Methodist

Ford Motor Company

Girl Scout Troop 50181

Girl Scout Troop 50326

Girl Scout Troop 50562

Girl Scout Troop 50624

Girl Scout Troop 50719

Girl Scout Troop 50891

Girl Scout Troop 554

Girl Scout Troop 706

Girl Scout Troop 719

Girl Scout Troop 811

Hazelwood Christian Church

Henrietta United Church

JVS Student Counselors

JVS Students

Kendal at Oberlin

Key Bank

Lake Ridge Academy

Lakeview Baptist Church

LCCC Service Learning

Lorain County Community College

Lorain County Community Ladies

Lorain High Key Club

Lorain Lighthouse Methodist United

Lorain Lions Club

Lorain National Bank

Macy’s

McMananon & Company

Mercy Allen Medical Center

Mercy Regional Medical Center

Murray Ridge Center

NACS

National Council of Negro Women

Nordson Corporation

North Olmsted High School

Northwood Middle School

Office of Sherrod Brown

Parts Source Group

Philippine American Association

Pitchfork 4-H Club

PolyOne

Prince of Peace

Sandusky Mission Outreach

Sheffield Church of God

Shiloh Industries

Spectrum School of Autism

St. John Medical Group

Stocker Foundation Summer Camp

Target

The Way Ministry

Trinity Luthern Church

TW Bible Study Group

US Bank

VOLunTEERS

VOLunTEER GROupS

To assist the paid staff, volunteers have been utilized extensively this past year (and every

year). in fact, Second Harvest’s overhead costs would significantly increase without these

dedicated individuals and groups. volunteers come from all walks of life and assist with

clerical, maintenance, special event, and food sorting duties.

1,531 VOLunTEERS. 11,400 HOuRS.

MEMBER AGEnCiESCRAWFORD

Bucyrus Christian Center

Bucyrus Church of God

Bucyrus Salvation Army

CAMP

Crestline Church of the Nazarene

Ohio Heartland CAC

Pentecostal Tabernacle of Oceola

Prevailing Word Ministries

St. John Lutheran Church – New Washington

ERIE

Agape Love Ministries

American Red Cross Firelands

Boys & Girls Clubs of Erie County

Care and Share

Father’s Heart Ministries, Inc

First Presbyterian Church

Grace United Methodist Church

Lighthouse Assembly of God

Master’s Hand Church of God

Milan Friends Church

Saint Francis Animal Sanctuary

Sandusky Salvation Army

Vermilion Church of Christ

Volunteers of America

HURON

Caring Community of Wakeman

Faith Bible Church of Bellevue

Fish and Loaves

Grace United Methodist Church

KinderNest Child Development

Miriam House – Catholic Charities Toledo Diocese

New London Salvation Army

North Fairfield United Methodist Church

Norwalk Alliance Church

Norwalk Area Food Bank, Inc.

Norwalk Salvation Army

Our Lady of Lourdes Church

Plymouth Shiloh Co-Op

St. Paul Episcopal Church

Victory Baptist Church

Willard Area Food Bank

Willard Hope Center

LORAIN

American Red Cross

Amherst Church of the Nazarene

Asbury United Methodist Church

Avon Lake Community Resource Services, Inc.

Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Lorain County

Boys & Girls Clubs of Lorain County

Broadway Assembly, Inc.

Catholic Charities

Christ Episcopal Church

Christian Temple

Church of the Open Door

Church on the North Coast / Love Center Food Cupboard

Community United Methodist Church

El Centro de Servicios Sociales, Inc.

Elyria Salvation Army

Elyria YWCA

Fairfield Christian Center of Worship & Praise Intl.

Family Promise of Lorain County

First Congregational United Church of Christ

First United Methodist Church of South Amherst

First United Presbyterian

Good Shepherd Baptist Church

Greater St. Matthew AME Church

Greater Victory Christian Ministries

Harrison Cultural Community Centre

Hospitality Center

Humility of Mary Housing, Inc.

Kipton Community Church

LaGrange Lions Community Foundation

LCADA, Inc.

Lorain Cooperative Ministry

Lorain County Aids Task Force

Lorain County Office on Aging

Lorain Lighthouse United Methodist Church

Lorain Salvation Army

Mount Olivet Alliance Church

Neighborhood Alliance

North Ridgeville Church of God

North Ridgeville Community Care

Oberlin City Schools

Oberlin Community Services

Original Church of God

Original Glorious Apostolic Church

Our Lady Queen of Peace

Park Street Seventh-Day Adventist Church

Pathways Enrichment Center

Positive Education Program

Rust United Methodist Church

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Parish

St. John Lutheran Church – Elyria

St. Jude Church

St. Mary’s – Elyria

St. Mary’s Church – Lorain

United Hearts Life Mission Center

Vermilion Area Charities

Vine of Hope

We Care We Share Ministries

Well Help

Wesley United Methodist Church

Our Lady Help of Christians

Harvest Baptist Temple

Each week over the last year, nearly

1,500food-filled backpacks were given to children for weekend nourishment.

SEconD HarvEST conTinuES To opEraTE in a poSiTion of STrEngTH anD STaBiliTy, wiTH

97.7% of ExpEnSES BEing program rElaTED.

STATEMEnTS OF FinAnCiAL pOSiTiOn

STATEMEnTS OF ACTiViTiES And CHAnGES in nET ASSETS

march 31, 2012 march 31, 2011

Assets

Cash & Cash Equivalents

Cash – Operating 538,657 526,412

Cash – Agency Funds 2 7

Grants Receivable 61,984 28,881

Accounts Receivable 25,858 9,728

Inventory 352,994 409,121

Investment in Marketable Securities 1,119,946 985,663

Endowments Funds Held by Third Party 64,772 66,816

Prepaid Expenses 13,901 5,178

Property and Equipment, Net 919,078 977,853

TOTAL ASSETS 3,097,192 3,009,659

Liabilities

Accounts Payable 26,274 25,540

Accrued Payroll and Payroll Taxes 2,587 1,077

Deferred Revenue 2 7

TOTAL LIABILITIES 28,863 26,624

Net Assets

Unrestricted

General 2,698,688 2,636,587

Board Designated 64,772 66,810

Temporarily Restricted 304,869 279,632

TOTAL NET ASSETS 3,068,329 2,983,029

Total Net Assets & Liabilities 3,097,192 3,009,653

Year Ended march 31, 2012 Year Ended march 31, 2011 Temporarily Temporarily Unrestricted Restricted Total Unrestricted Restricted Total

Support

Government Grants & Contracts 0 69,788 69,788 0 135,775 135,775

Contributed Food 8,580,309 0 8,580,309 6,811,245 0 6,811,245

Contributions, Grants & Bequests 577,569 742,825 1,320,394 561,870 585,850 1,147,720

United Way 0 117,639 117,639 0 109,712 109,712

9,157,878 930,252 10,088,130 7,373,115 831,337 8,204,452

Revenue

Shared Maintenance Fees 80,329 0 80,329 69,526 0 69,526

Sales of Food Products 262,906 0 262,906 147,074 0 147,074

Endowment Funds Income (2,038) 0 (2,038) 6,294 0 6,294

Conferences and Training 585 0 585 895 0 895

Interest and Investment Income 44,120 0 44,120 33,151 0 33,151

385,902 0 385,902 256,940 0 256,940

Net Assets Released from Restriction 905,015 (905,015) 0 829,647 (829,647) 0

10,448,795 25,237 10,474,032 8,459,702 1,690 8,461,392

Expenses

Program Services

Food Distribution 10,136,051 0 10,136,051 8,170,688 0 8,170,688

Support Services

Management & General 86,370 0 86,370 77,683 77,683

Fundraising 166,311 0 166,311 126,017 0 126,017

TOTAL ExPENSES 10,388,732 0 10,388,732 8,374,388 0 8,374,388

Changes in Net Assets 60,063 25,237 85,300 85,314 1,690 87,004

Net Assets, Beginning of Year 2,703,397 279,632 2,983,029 2,618,083 277,942 2,896,025

NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR 2,763,460 304,869 3,068,329 2,703,397 279,632 2,983,029

This financial information has been derived from Second Harvest’s audited financial statements, which are available for review at secondharvestfoodbank.org/about-us/financial.

3M Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. M.W. Andre de la Porte

Mr. & Mrs. Ken Abkemeier

AEP Ohio

Aespire

Amherst Foursquare Church

Barnes Wendling CPAs, Inc.

Ms. Patricia Bazar

Mrs. Judith Beebe & Mr. Norman Kummerlen

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Behm

Leo & Juanita Bender

Bendix Employees Club

Bennett Electric, Inc.

Ms. Sarah E. Berger

Bettcher Industries, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bierly

Blackford Trading Co., Inc.

Francis Bonner

Mr. David Borling

Mr. Robert Boucherle

Rick & Tanya Bradley

Senator Sherrod Brown

Brownhelm Congregational United Church of Christ

Mr. & Mrs. Vernie Buerkle

Hans & Lynda Burkhardt

Ms. Marian Burkley

The Cafaro Foundation

Mrs. Dolores J. Campana

Cargill Inc.

Central Plastics Company, Inc.

CenturyLink

Charles Henry Smith Sr. Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore L. Chase

Christ Episcopal Church

Mr. & Mrs. Bob Clifford

Columbia Community Foundation

Community Foundation of Lorain County

Community West Foundation

Mr. Doug Corwon & Ms. Betty Sutton

John & Brooke Costin

Country Day School

Maureen & William E. Cromling, II

Ms. Linda Cunningham

Ms. Margaret Czarney

Mrs. Usha Rani Dacha

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Davis

Mrs. Sheila Deibert

Ms. Phyllis J. DeMark

Dr. John Dobney

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Eckley

Roger & Barbara Edgerly

The Elyria Schools

EMH Heathcare

Mr. J. Michael Faehner

Mrs. Jane Fawks

Fifth Third Bank

First Congregational Church

First Place Bank

First United Presbyterian Church

FirstMerit Bank, N.A.

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Flores

Mr. William Francis

Mr. Gregory Freeh

GenOn – Avon Lake Generating Station

Mrs. Marcia Goff

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Goodman

Mr. Lawrence Goodman

Mr. Richard Gray

Gregory Trucking

Mr. Ian R. Guthrie

The Hampson Family Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. James Hartman

Mr. Dave Hatcher

Mrs. Victoria Hayes

Mr. John Helmstetter

Mr. Gregory Howe & Ms. Sandy Werner

Mr. Richard Huhn

IBEW Local #1194 Line Section – Lake Avenue

Invacare, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. David Jacobs

The Jake Nolan Foundation

Jamie’s Carpet Shop

Mr. Matt Janik

Mr. & Mrs. John Paul Jones

Mr. & Mrs. David Joyce

Kabat, Mielziner & Sobel

Ms. Patricia Karres

Mr. Paul Kelly

Key Bank

Mr. & Mrs. George Kinloch, II

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Koch

Kokosing Construction Company, Inc.

Kokosing Materials, Inc.

Mr. Gary Kornblith & Ms. Carol Lasser

Mrs. Adele Kozar

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Krupar

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Kruszka

Jay & Betsy Kuhn

Ms. Roxanne Laine

Ms. Gloria Larson

Mr. & Mrs. Dan Lawrence

Levis, Nolan & Company

Mr. Joseph Lewis

Ms. Janet Limpert

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Linnevers

Local 2000 U.A.W

Lorain Cooperative Ministry

Lorain County JVS

Lorain County Medical Society Foundation

Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority

Lorain National Bank

Stephen & Michelle Lucas

Ms. Kimberly Malenky

Mr. & Mrs. James Malloy

Ms. Cyndi McCabe

Mr. & Mrs. Tom McCartney

Mrs. Lila McGinnis

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McMinn

Mercy Regional Medical Center

Mrs. Ann Messenheimer

Ms. Jean Miller

Mrs. Mary Miller

Mr. David Miraldi

Mr. & Mrs. David Moffatt, Jr.

Murray & Murray Co., LPA

Mrs. Louise Murray

Ms. JR Myers

The Mylander Foundation

National Association of College Stores

Ms. Peggy Needham

Mr. Kirk Nevins

Newman’s Own Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Quentin Nolan

The Nord Family Foundation

FinAnCiAL dOnORSNordson Corporation Foundation

Nordson Corporation

Mr. & Mrs. Brad Norton

Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church

Dr. Anna O’Donnell

Ohio Edison

Ohio Festival & Events Association

Ohio Metallurgical Service, Inc.

Our Lady of the Wayside

Paul Amos & Associates, LLC

Mrs. Ida Pawlisch

Peck & Peck Public Accountants, Inc.

Ms. Donna Perhot

Ms. Paula M. Pietch

Ms. Laurie Piskur

Poggemeyer Design Group, Inc.

Ms. Betty Powers

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Prete

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Pustay

R. W. Beckett Corporation

The Randolph J. and Estell M. Dorn Foundation

Ms. Gayle Reeves

Ms. Valerie Remaklus

Rhenium Alloys, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. William Rice

Mr. Eugene Rietschlin

The Robert M. & Lori B. Campana Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rodachy

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Routh

The Salvation Army – Galion Unit

Sandusky/Erie County Community Foundation

Ms. Jenny Scheidler

Schlessman Seed Company

Schwebel Family Foundation

Mrs. Tanya Sherer

Mr. Jeffrey Shirley

ShurTech, Inc.

The Sidney Frohman Foundation

SIFE

Mrs. Thelma Slutzker

Sodexo Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Sonye

St. John’s United Church of Christ

St. Peter Church

Mr. & Mrs. William Starbuck

Mrs. Donna Stetak

The Stocker Foundation

Mr. Charles Stocker

Ms. Linda Stotts

Stumphauzer, O’Toole, McLaughlin, McGlamery & Loughman Co., LPA

Mrs. Barbara Sullivan

Mr. & Mrs. Kent Sutton

Ms. Sylvia Taylor

The Citizens Banking Company

The Kroger Co.

Rick & Wendy Tully

The Turco Foundation

Twenty First Century Foundation

UAW Local 2192

United Slovak Societies

US Steel Lorain Tubular Operations

Ms. Linda Vanca

Vermilion Lagoons HOA

VFW of Ohio Charities

VFW Post 1662

Walmart Foundation

Mrs. Ruth Watts

Mr. Todd Westley

Wickens, Herzer, Panza, Cook & Batista

Wightman-Wieber Charitable Foundation

Will Ptak Foundation, Inc.

Wolfey’s Bistro and Pub

The Woodforest Charitable Foundation

Ms. Maricia Woods

Mrs. Helen Woodward

Ms. Susan Ziegler

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Zunich

Second Harvest continues to

AdVOCATE for increased federal funding, as well as state funding for the Ohio Food Program and Ohio Agriculture Clearance Program.

although the economy is slowly improving, hunger remains a critical

issue for families, and especially seniors and children. for the past

30 years, Second Harvest has been the leader in alleviating hunger in

our community by distributing 80 million pounds of food and grocery

products, equaling 67 million meals for families struggling with hunger.

our capacity to provide food and resources through our hunger-relief

network has had a direct and lasting impact across our region.

our ability to support and strengthen those devoted to addressing

the issue of hunger has never been greater and yet, it is not enough.

looking to the future, we will utilize all of our resources in undertaking

strategic initiatives aimed at expanding our capacity to bridge the gap

and bring hope to the families we serve.

our goal remains unchanged: more Food. less Hunger.

ViSiOn FOR THE FuTuRE

7445 Deer Trail Lane · Lorain, Ohio 44053-1982 · www.secondharvestfoodbank.org tel 440.960.2265 · fax 440.960.2356 · toll-free 800.848.9431

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