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LOCATIONS

ANNUAL REPORTFISCAL YEAR 2019

JEFF & DARLENE ANDERSON FAMILY BUILDING

1141 Central ParkwayCincinnati, OH 45202

(513)482-4500

CUSTOMER CONNECTION CENTER

112 East Liberty StreetCincinnati, OH 45202

(513)241-1064

MAYERSON DISTRIBUTION CENTER

1250 Tennessee Ave.Cincinnati, OH 45229

(513)482-4500

NORTHERN KENTUCKYDISTRIBUTION CENTER

100 Beacon DriveWilder, KY 41076

(859)572-8122

Our vision is a hunger-free, healthy, and thriving community.

MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD CHAIR

Ramon RodriguezVice President of Fifth Third Bank


Dear Friends,

I am humbled and honored to serve as the Board Chair of the Freestore Foodbank Board of Directors. In heart, mind and deed, I am a volunteer. My hope is that each of you

that come in contact with our organization will become an active member of the Freestore Foodbank family. Please consider volunteering with your company or friends to pack Power Packs or Senior Boxes, help us with Holiday Food Distribution, participate in one of our many special events, become a donor, make a connection to resources, hire a Cincinnati Cooks or Lift the TriState workforce development graduate or help us advocate on behalf of over 80,000 tristate children that may not know where they will find their next meal.

It is with great pride and amazement to understand what 135 Freestore Foodbank team members manage to pull o in a year. Over 33 million meals were provided to those in our community that struggle with hunger. Nearly 93,000 individuals were assisted at our Customer Connection Center on Liberty Street. We ensured 6,507 children had food to eat over the weekend. Over 125,000 folks were helped monthly via our network of community partners. With our partners we distributed 8.4 million pounds of healthy, nutritious produce. None of this is possible without 13,287 volunteers that provided 96,886 hours of their time and their energy.

The numbers are impressive. Let me simplify it a little. At Freestore Foodbank we can turn one dollar into three meals. Imagine for a moment that one of those meals helps a child somewhere in our hometown ace a test in school. Now that child is dreaming of all they can be. Perhaps that child goes onto becoming a teacher, a doctor, a chef or a distribution center manager and putting a dinner on the table is no longer a worry.

With gratitude,

Ramon Rodriguez(Board Chair)

Kurt Reiber, President & CEO


BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2019

Damon AllenRobert BaerSue BaggottCassandra BarhamMark BodnarTony ColeAnne Lilly Cone

Marsha Croxton Jim DressmanMarty DunnMike HaughtMelissa Klein, MDPaula NeisesErin Rolfes

Richard RosenthalMarianne RoweDavid TaylorWarren WeberLarry Williams Dwinelva Zackery

BOARD CHAIRRamon Rodriguez

BOARD TRESURERRich Vaughan

BOARD SECRETARY Anne Lilly Cone

BOARD CHAIR-ELECTWarren Weber

VICE CHAIR-DEVELOPMENTTom Kirkwood

VICE CHAIR-GOVERNANCE TRUSTEESHIPJulie McGehee

MEMBERS REVENUE

EXPENSES

In-Kind Services

$51,427,370

General Activities

$6,800,768

Food Distribution

$57,404,559

Social Enterprises

$244,884

Management & General

$1,821,324

Fundraising

$2,365,015

Client Services

$3,883,345

Workforce Development

$1,413,766

Public Support

$10,780,951

FINANCIALS


POWER PACK

SUMMER MEALS

CLINIC PANTRY

PRODUCE POP UPS

LIBERTY STREET MARKET

BENEFITS ENROLLMENT

BACK ON TRACK

TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE

Over 13,308 Bus Tokens

BIRTH CERTIFICATES & IDS

connection for tomorrow

4,541 Meals served 9 Sites

623 Pop Ups delivered108 Supporting partners

7,600 Transactions $14,600 In SNAP matches

757 Weekly meals served18 Sites

4,022 Households Enrolled for Health Insurance

92,808 Individuals Served 46,909 Households1,546,776 Pounds Of Food Provided

13,397 Distributions 3,494 Households

2,338 Birth Certificate Vouchers1,654 ID Voucher 381 Police Check Vouchers

4,571 Individuals served1,400 Veterans served 4 Sites

1,846 Infants served10 Sites

6,507 Students served101 Sites 12,387 Families served

37 Sites

REPRESENTATIVE PAYEE852 Households Supported

SNAP$43,121,000 In Economic Impact9,376 SNAP Applications

KIDS CAFE

HEALTHY HARVEST MOBILE MARKET

KIND PROGRAM

92,808 Individuals served 46,909 Households1,546,776 Pounds of food provided

SCHOOL/COLLEGE PANTRY

WHERE DOES OUR FOOD COME FROM?

10.1%PURCHASED BY

FREESTORE

FOOD Food is the single most important foundational element

linking all people. Using food to create positive solutions for stability, our programs work to eliminate

hunger in the community.

1 in 7neighbors in our tristate area

are at risk of hunger*

$1 COULD HELP PROVIDE 3 MEALS

MORE THAN 80,000 CHILDREN

In our tristate may not know where they will find their next meal*

8.4 million pounds of produce distributed

6.9 million pounds of food rescued from retail partners

48.5%GOVERNMENT

FUNDED

21.4%RESCUED RETAIL

20%DONATED

*Source: Feeding America Map the Meal Gap 2017

LIBERTY STREET MARKET

Provided 33.8 million meals to our community

511 COMMUNITY PARTNERS in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana

BENEFITS ENROLLMENT

BACK ON TRACK

TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE

BIRTH CERTIFICATES & IDS

4,022 Households enrolled for health insurance

13,397 Individuals supported3,494 Households served

2,338 Birth certificate vouchers1,654 ID vouchers

REPRESENTATIVE PAYEE

840 Households supported

SNAP

$43,121,000 In economic impact9,376 SNAP applications assisted

HOPE Through our programs, we provide hands-on job training and support that give people the confidence to achieve a

brighter future.

13,308 Bus tokens provided

CONNECTION We connect people to programs and services that provide support on a pathway to stability. By providing resources and connection to community partners, we help people

avert crisis and reduce barriers to self-su�ciency.

OVER 125,000 Individuals served monthly

through our partnership network

87% of COOKS! graduates receive jobs in 90 days

CINCINNATI COOKS! LIFT THE TRISTATE

119 Graduates95% Passed ServSafe exam33 Second Course Graduates

40 Graduates 30 Received CLA (Certified Logistics Associate)

75 Sucessfully completed STABILIZATION PROGRAM

86 Households supportedSHELTER DIVERSION


Bob Edwards

Rubber Duck Regatta 2018

Taste of the NFL 2019

Hunger Walk 2019

EVENTS

If you are interested in hosting or sponsoring an event, see: freestorefoodbank.org/special-events/

177,000 ducks sold630 volunteers

4,113 walkers/runners 139 teams

327,850 meals provided 41 restaurants

Hunger Walk4,113 walkers/runners 139 teams

NUTRITIOUS FOOD

Hunger negatively a�ects a child’s ability to learn, grow and thrive, damaging their long-term health and educational outcomes. Unfortunately, over 80,000 children in our region may not know where to find their next meal. From birth

Freestore Foodbank can only provide nutritious food, connection to supportive services and pathways from crisis to stability with the support of our tristate community. We rely on grants and donations to support our programs and services, which feed the line of neighbors needing food while shortening that line by o�ering holistic wrap-around services and workforce development. On behalf of the families we serve, Freestore Foodbank humbly thanks the following foundations and organizations which provided essential support between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019.

Unrestricted contributions and donations not designated to a particular program, are applied where there is the greatest need to fulfill our mission. Critical unrestricted grants came from the Allstate Insurance Company, Linneman Family Foundation, Meshewa Farm Foundation and United Way of Greater Cincinnati.

through graduation, Freestore Foodbank and our network of partner schools, pediatric clinics and childcare sites work to provide the critical nutrition children need to develop and succeed.

Freestore Foodbank’s largest anti-childhood-hunger initiative is our Power Pack program. Every Friday of the school year, 5,200 children receive food to prevent hunger over the weekend when school meals are unavailable. over

GRANTS HELP FREESTORE FOODBANK WORK TOWARD A HUNGER-FREE, HEALTHY AND THRIVING COMMUNITY

the weekend when school meals are unavailable. This program is made possible by thousands volunteers and individual donors, as well as generous grants from the Charles H. Dater Foundation, Tyson Foods, Inc., Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Harold C. Schott Founda-tion, Ethicon, Marge & Charles J. Schott Foundation, Andrew Jergens Foun-dation

through graduation, Freestore Foodbank and our network of partner schools, pediatric clinics and childcare sites work to provide the critical nutrition children need to develop and succeed.

Freestore Foodbank’s largest anti-childhood-hunger initiative is our Power Pack program. Every Friday of the school year, 5,200 children receive food to

This program is made possible by thousands of volunteers and individual donors, as well as generous grants from the Charles H. Dater Foundation, Tyson Foods, Inc., Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Harold C. Schott Foundation, Ethicon, Marge & Charles J. Schott Foundation, Andrew Jergens Foundation of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Crosset Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, William P. Anderson Foundation, Scripps Howard Foundation, General Mills Foundation Hometown Grantmaking, The Frank J. and Jacqueline D. Kloenne Foundation, Fifth Third Bank and Narley L. Haley, Co-Trustees, Robert Gould Foundation, International Paper Foundation, 84.51 LLC and an ongoing partnership with the Steven Hunter Hope Fund.

Our other childhood feeding programs, including Keeping Infants Nourished and Developing (KIND) and School Pantry were supported in part by grants from Feeding America, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, Red Nose Day Fund, Joy in Childhood Foundation, Mead Foundation and Magnified Giving. Grants to bring fresh produce to School Pantries were provided by Chemed Foundation and Elsa Heisel Sule Foundation.


ADAMS

CLINTON

HAMILTON

CLERMONT

BROWN

HIGHLANDPIKE

MASON

ADAMS

CAMPBELL

GRANT

PADLETON

OWEN

GALLATIN

SWITZERLAND

SCIOTO

DEARBORN

BOONE KENTON

OHIO

Over 260,000 people in our tristate region face hunger. Unfortunately, as food-insecurity increases, consumption of fresh produce decreases significantly. Fresh fruit and vegetables are expensive, and in geographically inaccessible for some communities, leading to negative health outcomes for adults, senior citizens and children. Freestore Foodbank is committed to providing more fresh produce to the community. Our community farm, the Giving Fields, delivered healthy vegetables to food pantries in Northern Kentucky with help from the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation, L&L Nippert Charitable Foundation, and Corteva Agriscience™ Agriculture Division of DowDuPont™, as well as thousands of volunteers. For families who are financially able to purchase produce but unable to do so because they reside in a food desert, Healthy Harvest Mobile Market, presented by Tri-Health, brings at-cost fresh produce and meal-completing packaged items to nine Cincinnati neighborhoods.

Generous grants from the H.B., E.W. and F.R. Luther Charitable Foundation, Fifth Third Bank and Narley L. Haley, Co-Trustees, R.C. Durr Foundation, Darden Foundation (Feeding America), Nutrien and Ameriprise brought fresh fruit and vegetables to food pantries, schools, clinics and other community sites.

Support from the Ohio Association of Foodbanks, Manuel D. & Rhoda Mayerson Foundation and the Hunger Walk allowed Freestore Foodbank to help some of our 500 partner food pantries, soup kitchens, schools and social service organizations improve their capacity to distribute produce and other healthy foods. Contributions from Schwan’s Corporate Giving Foundation (Feeding America), Louise Taft Semple Foundation, and SC Ministry Founda-tion improved access to healthy foods at our Liberty Street Market and through a refrigeration expansion project at Freestore Foodbank’s Bond Hill distribution center.

You can help provide nutritious food to hungry children, seniors and families by making a gift online at freestorefoodbank.org/donate/


CONNECTION TO SUPPORTIVE SERVICES

Hunger is only one symptom of the larger problem of poverty. Through 48 years serving the tristate, Freestore Foodbank understands that providing emergency food o�ers only temporary relief. To address the underlying issue of poverty, we o�er holistic, wrap-around support to help families

gain self-reliance at our Over-the-Rhine Customer Connection Center. This critical community resource is supported in part by grants from the City of Cincinnati Human Services Fund, Rosenthal Family Foundation, Walmart Foundation (Feeding America), Sutphin Family Foundation, Apartment Association Outreach, Inc., Harold C. Schott Foundation, Thomas J. Emery Memorial of Greater Cincinnati Foundation, and Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation.

Food benefits like SNAP cannot be used to purchase necessities such as toilet paper, soap, diapers and feminine products, so families with limited resources may be forced to choose between paying bills and purchasing these critical items. Support from the P&G Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation helps Freestore Foodbank o�er essential health and hygiene items for local families.

These items not only ensure our neighbors in need have the opportunity to feel comfortable, but hygiene items are critical to building well-being and a foundation to thrive.

To connect our neighbors in need with stability-building services, give now at freestorefoodbank.org/donate/

Most of the individuals we see at our Customer Connection Center struggle to find full-time employment. Barriers to employment include a lack of education or training, previous incarceration, or challenges with transportation and

PATHWAYS FROM CRISIS TO STABILITY

housing. Freestore Foodbank o�ers two workforce development programs, Cincinnati COOKS! and LIFT the TriState, that provide essential job training in the high-demand fields of food service and logistics.

What sets our courses apart from other organizations’ o�erings is our free training and crucial wrap-around services. In addition, we accept returning citizens and do not require a specific level of stability before acceptance to the program. Instead we work with applicants to improve their stability. Our programs remain the only ones in our region open to individuals of all backgrounds with a focus on formal training and links to accredited institutions rather than only on-the-job training.

LIFT the TriState started in 2018 to explore a new opportunity: leveraging our warehousing and logistics experience to help individuals train for careers in that growing field. With 81 graduates since then, we have already made more classes and slots available to meet the need. LIFT participants have been supported by the Farmer Family Foundation and Bank of America Foundation with program start-up funding provided by The McCaw Family Fund/BelFlex Sta�ng Network.

The success of Cincinnati COOKS!, with over 1,700 graduates to date, is made possible in part by grants from the City of Cincinnati’s Hand Up Initiative, Rosenthal Family Foundation, Hearst Foundations, Landen Family Foundation, HDR Foundation, Harold C. Schott Foundation, Mary Hromish Foundation, General Mills Foundation Hometown Grantmaking Program, American Family Insurance Dreams Foundation, U.S. Bank Foundation, and Ladislas and Vilma Segoe Family Foundation.


As part of their training, COOKS! participants prepare thousands of meals every week for the Kids Cafe afterschool feeding program, ensuring local children do not go to bed hungry. Kids Cafe and the summer meal program were supported by PNC Bank Foundation and Mary Hromish Foundation.

Community support of Freestore Foodbank in 2019 meant the dierence between hunger and stability for thousands of families across our region. That is why your donation is so important. Thank you for partnering with Freestore Foodbank to create a hunger-free, healthy and thriving community.

As part of their training, COOKS! participants prepare thousands of meals every week for the Kids Cafe afterschool feeding program, ensuring local children do not go to bed hungry. Kids Cafe and the summer meal program were supported by PNC Bank Foundation and Mary Hromish Foundation.

Community support of Freestore Foodbank in 2019 meant the dierence between hunger and stability for thousands of families across our region. That is why your donation is so important. Thank you for partnering with Freestore Foodbank to create a hunger-free, healthy and thriving community.

Call us for your corporate and personal catering needs at (513) 482-3665 or visit us at www.cincinnaticookscatering.org

OURSUPPORTERS

July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019Gifts received after July 1, 2019 will be included in the 2020 Annual Report

Many thanks to the financial donors, volunteers and food product contributors to Freestore Foodbank. Because of you, we were able to provide over 33.8 million meals and services that helped build stability for families in our community. The following pages list the amazing individuals, companies and organizations which supported Freestore Foodbank from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019.

Special thanks to sponsors and supporters of the 2018 Rubber Duck Regatta, and thank you to our generous partners, United Way of Greater Cincinnati; City of Cincinnati Hand Up Initiative; City of Cincinnati Human Services Fund; and Hamilton County Planning and Development Department.

Thank you also to the many other generous supporters we were unable to list due to space constraints. Every e�ort was made to provide the most accurate list possible. We apologize for any exclusions or mispellings.


$500,000 OR MORE

Freestore Foodbank FoundationJohn J. & Mary R. Schi� Foundation

$100,000 OR MORE

Anonymous (1)Estate of Stella C. ChervenakFeeding America, National OceRichard and Norvita D. Hildbold Charitable FundThe Kroger Co.P&GReds Community FundKitty and Dick RosenthalSteven A. Hunter Hope FundMr. Je�rey Michael StevensMr. Alan G. Willard

$50,000 OR MORE

Anonymous (1)The Apartment Association OutreachMarjean Blankenship Weis TrustBob Edwards Feed A Child FundCROSSMARK, CHI Management Group, LPCharles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.Farmer Family FoundationThe Greater Cincinnati FoundationThe Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./ US Bancorp FoundationH.C.S. FoundationThe Hearst FoundationsLaRosa's, Inc.Ohio Association of FoodbanksP&G Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationThe Robert & Adele Schi� Family FoundationKenneth and Shelly Weisbacher Giving TrustGlen Wright Donor Advised Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation

$25,000 OR MORE

Anonymous (1)Bank of America Charitable Foundation Inc.Richard A. Busemeyer Atheist Foundation

Chemed Corporation FoundationR.C. Durr FoundationEnterprise Holdings FoundationGE FoundationGeneral Mills Foundation Hometown GrantmakingMr. and Mrs. Mitchell J. HabibHDR FoundationThe Kraft Heinz CompanyL&L Nippert Charitable FoundationLanden Family FoundationH.B., E.W. and F.R. Luther Charitable Foundation, Fifth Third Bank and Narley L. Haley, Co-Trustees Manuel D. & Rhoda Mayerson FoundationMeshewa Farm FoundationMary Jean Niklas TrustMr. and Mrs. John E. PepperThe Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationThe Charles L. Shor FoundationMarge & Charles J. Schott FoundationMr. and Mrs. John M. SteinSutphin Family FoundationSycamore CapitalLouise Taft Semple FoundationMr. and Mrs. David S. TaylorTedrick Family FundMr. Verlon B. TerryTippett Family Charitable FundMr. Chris Tonche�TriHealthTyson Foods, Inc.Ms. Amy E. Wright

$15,000 OR MORE

Anonymous (2)Allstate Insurance CompanyAmerican Mortgage Service CompanyAnonymous Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationMr. Leonard H. Berenfield and Dr. Anne R. BerenfieldCincinnati Bengals, Inc.Cincinnati International Wine FestivalCombined Federal CampaignThe Community FoundationConnexus Credit Union

$15,000 OR MORE CONT.

George Fabe Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationFifth Third BankFoodStory Brands, LLCMr. William R. FrancisFrontStream Panorama Workplace Inc.Mr. Robert C. Gri�nJan and Tom HardyMr. and Mrs. David L. HartMs. Carolyn A. HighPatricia HordJ.M. Smucker Co.Jag's Steak & Seafood Brandon J. and Kelly A. Janszen Family Charitable FundJohnson & Johnson Family of Companies Matching Gift ProgramKemba Credit UnionMr. and Mrs. Michael H. KremzarThe Linnemann Family FoundationMary Hromish (MH) FoundationDr. Umesh and Mrs. Katina MaratheMrs. Helen S. Merrittpep promotionsPepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.Joseph A. and Susan E. Pichler Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationDr. and Mrs. Douglas C. PrinceMr. and Mrs. Kurt L. ReiberRemke MarketsStephen and Helen RindsbergScott and Jennifer RodesSC Ministry FoundationAlan and Diane SchulmanSchwan’s Coporate Charitable FoundationScripps Howard FoundationMr. and Mrs. James C. SmithSt. Teresa Benedicta of the CrossSysco Business ServicesAlyce and Bud ThomasThe Eric B. Yeiser Family Foundation

$10,000 OR MORE

Anonymous (3)Advantage Solutions & Marketing

All Within My HandsAmerican Family Insurance Dreams FoundationBrown and CaldwellBush Truck LeasingMarjorie and Steven Carleton Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationCincinnati Machines, Inc.Coca-Cola Bottling CompanyCook Family Charitable Lead TrustCorky and Rick Steiner Family FoundationCrosset Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationMr. and Mrs. Wade DanielAmy Diamond and Eddie WolfMarty and Reneé DunnElizabeth Lilly through the Greater Cincinnati FoundationElsa Heisel Sule FoundationThomas J. Emery Memorial of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationEstate of Kristin PelletierBill and Janet Fette FundGold Star ChiliHazel Grimm Charitable TrustBK Wealth ManagementMr. and Mrs. Anthony C. HuttonThe Diana Jaeger Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationMarianne and Don JamesThe Andrew Jergens Foundation of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationThe Suzanne and Bill Joiner Family FundJoy in Childhood Foundation IncIsidor-Kaltman Philanthropic FundFrank J. Kloenne and Jacqueline Dawson Kloenne Foundation, Fifth Third Bank and Narley L. Haley, Co-TrusteesKaren F. Maier and Delane StarliperMr. and Mrs. John MajorasMr. Powell McHenryDr. Mary Sue MorrowMrs. Frances PaveyEleanor G. Payton TrustAndrew and Joann ReinselElizabeth Ricci Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationRobison Family FoundationFamilia Rodriguez Charitable Fund


Generous Employees of Synchrony FinancialThaman Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mike Van OflenVijay R Sanghvi Family FoundationDr. and Mrs. Todd WandstratMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. WhiteWilliam P. Anderson FoundationMs. Charlene A. WilliamsWohlgemuth Herschede Foundation

$5,000 OR MORE

Anonymous (11)84.51 LLCMr. and Robert A. AdamsDr. Adnan AhmedGenerous Employees of Alliance DataAllusions Inc.American Sca�olding, Inc.The Asset Advisory Group, Inc.Thomas and Shari AndrewsBank of America Charitable Gift FundDr. Armand Antommaria and Dr. Cali MathenyThe Baggott Family Charitable Gift FundBartlett Anonymous ClientBeck Family Charitable FundBeresh Pain Management, IncKathryn and Troy BlackburnMrs. Martha P. BologniniDan and Ellen BriggsBuch ConstructionMr. and Mrs. David M. BuescherMr. Joseph W. BurkeCatalina Charitable FoundationCatholic CharitiesChrist Church CathedralThe Church Foundation of Diocese of Southern OhioClay AllianceMr. and Mrs. David P ClementColdwell Banker West Shell FoundationColgate-Palmolive CompanyCompass GroupMr. Greg M. ConnersAlan and Janet Crouch Fund

Dannon Company Inc.Deck & Fence Renewal SystemsDressman, Benzinger, LaVelle PSCGenerous Employees of Duke EnergyMr. Kevin H. DunnJohn and Liz DyeEdward C. Bott and Robert C. Bott Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationMr. and Mrs. Theodore F. ElchynskiMs. Elizabeth Ann ElliottEstate of Michael Ibold WilgerFairfield Local SchoolsMr. and Mrs. James L. FarleyMr. and Mrs. Edward J. FinkeMr. and Mrs. John FireovidMr. and Mrs. Lewis L. FrenchFriedlander Family FundGeorgia-PacificMr. James E. GieltyGilman Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationMs. Jacqueline GolayKeith and Karen GossageMs. Mary Lou GripshoverMr. and Mrs. Gregory HarmeyerJoseph and Teresa Hayden Family FoundationBill and Pat Haynes Family Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. John G. HeekinHeuer Family FundMr. and Mrs. Je� R. HigginsEllen Graydon Hill Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationMarilyn P. and Joseph W. Hirschhorn Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationHome City Ice Charitable FundHostess Brands, LLCSteven and Ruth HubeInternational Paper Global HeadquartersMr. and Mrs. James H. JacobsMs. Patricia J. JaegerHenry and Victoria KaramanoukianMs. Linda E. LauchMr. Je�rey Michael LuggenThe Lyon FundMacy's FoundationMr. Jamie MandelMarietta Community Foundation, Inc.



Mrs. Morita MarmoMr. and Mrs. Michael McCawKevin and Julie McGeheeMeijer, Inc.Mr. Thomas MenchMr. Graham E. MitchellMontgomery InnMr. Frederic D. MosherBrian & Heidi Murray Family Giving FundThe Nabama FoundationMark and Paula NeisesNorfolk Southern FoundationNutrienThe Oliver Family FoundationPamela Jean SchofieldMr. and Mrs. Rodney ParrettPeterloon Foundation

PNC Bank FoundationPompeian Inc.Red Bull Distribution Co.Red Feather KitchenMs. Hera G. ReinesMr. Michael J. RenchRobert Gould Foundation, IncMr. and Mrs. Richard F. RoehrRolling Acres Mobile HomeMs. Jennie Rosenthal Sabra Dipping Company, LLCMs. Donna L. SandersSauerland Helfrich Charitable Fund Ralph and Linda SchererMr. John J. Schi�, IIIMr. F. Peter SeidelMr. and Mrs. Ben SeinenSenate, Pontiac BBQ, Forty Thieves and Abigail StreetJay and Joanne SmaleGenerous Employees of Standard InsuranceMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. StegmanTodd and Cathy Stegman Charitable FundMr. Mitchell StoryTata Consultancy ServicesTennant FoundationTherm-O-Disc Inc.Kevin and Connie Tracy

Richard and Joyce TurnerUlmer's Auto CareDr. and Mrs. Chandrasekar VaidyanathanWarren and Pam Weber Donor Advised FundMr. Edward WellsWilliam H. Albers FoundationMr. and Mrs. Edward Francis Wilz, Sr.Woodforest Charitable FoundationMr. Robert L. ZaiKim and Chris Zerby Charitable Fund

$2,500 OR MORE

Anonymous (7)A-1 Quality Logistical SolutionsMr. Roger F. AerniMr. and Mrs. Frank AlbersAlbert B. Cord Charitable FoundationMr. Rob AllansonAnneke Margaret KaminskiYoosef AouadMs. Barbara R. ApkingBaker & HostetlerMr. Craig D. BenhaseMr. and Mrs. Daniel C. BinzerSteven D. Bishop Hal Bjornson Charitable Fund Greg and Lorie BlackmoreMr. and Mrs. Mel L. BomprezziMr. Carl BosseBostrom Family FoundationDick & Dianne Brown Family FoundationThe Barbara & William Burke Family FundCamco Chemical Co. Inc.Charles M. Grant FoundationChrome Divas of Cincinnati OH Inc.Denis and Christy ClarkMr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Closson, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. CodySheila J. and Christopher C. Cole Family Charitable FundPhilip and Anne Lilly ConeCorteva Agriscience TM Agriculture Division of DowDuPont TMBob and Jeanne Coughlin Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationGlenn and Marianne CulbertsonDesigner Donations for Cincinnati Charities, Inc.

PNC Bank FoundationPompeian Inc.Red Bull Distribution Co.Red Feather KitchenMs. Hera G. ReinesMr. Michael J. RenchRobert Gould Foundation, IncMr. and Mrs. Richard F. RoehrRolling Acres Mobile HomeMs. Jennie Rosenthal Sabra Dipping Company, LLCMs. Donna L. SandersSauerland Helfrich Charitable Fund Ralph and Linda SchererMr. John J. Schi�, IIIMr. F. Peter SeidelMr. and Mrs. Ben SeinenSenate, Pontiac BBQ, Forty Theives and Abigail StreetJay and Joanne SmaleGenerous Employees of Standard InsuranceMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. StegmanTodd and Cathy Stegman Charitable FundMr. Mitchell StoryTata Consultancy ServicesTennant FoundationThe Asset Advisory Group, Inc.The Church Foundation of Diocese of Southern OhioThe Nabama FoundationTherm-O-Disc Inc.Kevin and Connie TracyRichard and Joyce TurnerUlmer's Auto CareDr. and Mrs. Chandrasekar VaidyanathanWarren and Pam Weber Donor Advised Fund


Mrs. Wilda Dunlop-MillsMr. and Mrs. David D. EbnerMr. and Mrs. Douglas R. EdwardsElectrodyne Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. EllisEST AnalyticalMr. James E. EvansJulie R. Baker & Matthew E. Feldman Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationFellowship Baptist ChurchMr. and Mrs. Richard FenclMs. Lori FieldMr. and Mrs. Frank M. ForteFresh Market, Inc.GCGA Physicians, Inc.Meem Gibson Charitable FundGladys Wittmeyer Knox FoundationMs. Lori GordonDr. and Mrs. David GreenfieldMr. and Mrs. Gary GreferB and C Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Louis and Beth Guttman Philanthropic FundMr. Arthur HaackMs. Susan HalversonMs. and Mr. Jo HannaDr. Rae HartmanHarvey C. Hubbell TrustJohn and Patricia Heil Family FundEben and Molly HobbinsBarbara S. and Richard G. Hoefingho� Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationMr. Hugh H. Ho�manMr. and Mrs. Richard W. HornungMr. and Mrs. Robert T. HoweMs. Mary Ellen HuddlestonMr. Bradley Hughes and Ms. Karen HughesMs. Pamela McDonel HuttonGenerous Employees of IBMElizabeth and Paul JantschMr. and Mrs. Randy Johnson, Ph.D.Ms. Sylvia S. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Timothy R. JuenkeJung Family Donor-Advised AccountTom and Kathy KahleMr. Mark Kellerman

Kendall Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationMr. Kenneth KenfieldKentucky Association of Food BanksMs. Sharon A. Kerns and Mr. Michael W. BirckKids & Community Food Collaborative LLCSteve and Samatha KlineMr. and Mrs. Barry A. KohnKokosing Construction Company, Inc.Ms. Kim KorsonMs. Carol W. KortekampMr. Ed Kowal and Ms. Evette GastonMr. and Mrs. Robert LachJean Lambert Giving FundMr. Nicholas L. LambrinidesMr. Edward M. LanzitMs. Mona LazarusMr. and Mrs. Barry D. LevyMs. Carolyn LewisGenerous Employees of Liberty MutualMs. Tracy A. Ljubisavljevic and Mr. Nikola LjubisavljevicMrs. Amy LococoDr. Max L. and Miriam R. Lurie Philanthropic FundMr. Daniel LutheBob and Mamie MaxwellThe Mead FoundationRoger and Mary Ann Meyer FundMr. and Mrs. Gary S. MillardMiramar Services Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David E. MocciaMr. J. Keith MolloyMt. Washington Presbyterian ChurchMt. Washington School FoundationMr. and Mrs. Sean MullinsMr. and Mrs. William J. MulveyNational Cooperative BankNational Football League Alumni, Inc.Nehemiah ManufacturingNew City Presbyterian ChurchThe Doug and Mary Anne Newman Family FundMr. and Mrs. David C. OlsonMaria PalmieriPaul A. Pappenheimer, Jr. Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationDr. Bonnie PattersonMr. Ryan Patterson



Peter Cremer North America, LPMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. PowersMr. Willets Prosser, Jr.Kathy and Chris PrzywaraQuality Towing & Equipment MovingJoanne L. Reider Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Daniel H. ReigleRobert and Jennifer RankinMr. Wolf RoderRosen Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Edward Samuel RosenthalThe Ross Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Glenn RoushMr. and Mrs. Arthur P. RozziIan and Maren StevensRuth R. Wilkening TrustSaber Healthcare FoundationSara WillinghamSchawk CincinnatiDr. Robert C. Schi�, Jr.Mrs. Elizabeth B. SchulenbergScott D. WhalenSeith Family Gift FundMs. Grace D. SferraMary Ellen and Phillip ShouseSmithfield Foods, Inc.Ellen Pease and V. Clark Sole, Jr. Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation

Southern Glazer's Wine and SpiritsMs. Tracy Splain and Mr. John SplainBurgess & Niple Charitable Gift FundSpurlock Family FundDr. and Mrs. K. Scott StarksMr. and Mrs. James H. Ste�enMr. and Mrs. Michael SteinerGary and Nancy StrasselDr. Susan R. StrickPeggy and Willis Sturdivant Charitable FundAdam SymsonTaste of the NFL: Party with a PurposeTimberhill Ltd. FoundationTreasury Wine EstatesMs. E. W. Marshall TuckerUltimate Air ShuttleUnileverUnited Way of Greater AtlantaMs. Linda UpsonU.S. Bank FoundationErich and Susan WalderMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. WalkerMr. Billy WatsonBrennen and Sallie WillinghamMr. and Mrs. David M. WintersDr. Bryan and Julie WirtzMr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. ZapfMr. and Mrs. Philip L. Zorn, Jr.


YOUR LEGACY MAKES A LASTING IMPACT

You can make a lasting impact in the fight against hunger in our region! When writing or updating your will or trust, please consider Freestore Foodbank as a beneficiary. This may also allow you to make much larger gifts than you could during your lifetime.

For more information, please give us a call at 513.482.7099 or visit our website:www.freestorefoodbank.org/legacy-giving

TOMORROW’S HARVEST

Anonymous (5)Ms. Barbara R. ApkingMrs. Eileen B. Ayer*Peter and Mary* BauerTara and Bob BebberMr. Ronald Beck and Dr. David BeckMs. Neva Lorraine BeckerGreg and Lorie BlackmoreMs. Marjean Blankenship-Weis*Dr. Chris Bolling and Mr. Stephen J. PetersonMs. Judith L. BozileDr. and Ms. Charles BradyMs. Cindy Brouillette and Ms. Melanie HesterMr. Gary E. BrownMs. Sandra G. BrzezinskiJack and Sue BuescherMr. and Mrs. Michael ColletteDiana L. CollinsMr. and Mrs. David H. CookAnne Dagenbach and Keith WilliamsJerry and Susan DolphMrs. Sylvia S. EdwardsMike and Mary Epstein

Individuals become members of our Tomorrow’s Harvest Society by notifying Freestore Foodbank that they have included the

organization in their estate plans.

Mr. William R. FrancisMr. Robert C. Grin*Ms. Julia Hawgood and Mr. Harry KangisMs. Bethany P. HeathJohn and Debbie HeuerRichard* and Norvita D. HildboldLucy Hodgson and Peter KoenigMr. John Isidor and Ms. Sandra KaltmanMs. Sylvia S. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. William C. JoinerMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. KahleMr. Christopher B. KelsenMichael and Marilyn KremzarMs. Leann KuchenbuchRocky LaRosaMrs. Theresa S. LemmermanMrs. Jean E. LemonTerry* and Elizabeth LillyMr. and Mrs. Christopher LindsellRobert and Dolores LorenzMrs. Morita MarmoWolfgang and Patricia Mayer

*In remembrance. Their memory will live on at Freestore Foodbank.

Mike and Darlene McGrathSusan and Gary MillardMr. and Mrs. David E. MocciaMs. Patricia L. MurrayMr. and Mrs. David C. OlsonMs. Marilyn Z. OttEleanor Payton*Kristin Pelletier*Ms. Linda A. PetroskyMs. Christine PiepmeierMr. and Mrs. Don PisegnaMs. Kay PuryearMrs. Carolee A. RandallMr. and Mrs. Kurt L. ReiberMs. Linda K. RobertsMs. Cynthia RobertsonMr. and Mrs. Ramon RodriguezMr. and Mrs. Richard F. RoehrDick and Kitty RosenthalMrs. Marianne R. RoweMs. Joyce A. Salg Mr. W. David SchollMr. Fred B. Schroeder, II*Mr. and Ms. Roger A. SchwindMr. Sudhir SenMr. and Mrs. Paul G. SittenfeldMr. and Mrs. Barry D. SperlingMs. Barbara M. SternMr. Jerey Michael Stevens*

*In remembrance. Their memory will live on at Freestore Foodbank.


Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. StrykerMr. and Mrs. Willis SturdivantMr. and Mrs. Steven T. SullivanAlyce and Bud ThomasMr. Verlon B. Terry*Mr. and Mrs. Mike Van OflenMr. and Ms. Warren F. WeberKenneth and Shelly WeisbacherMs. Caryn WilliamsMs. Priscilla Wood-ByerAlex* and Elizabeth* Young

TOMORROW’S HARVEST

OURVOLUNTEERS“I love giving my time to Freestore Foodbank and knowing that I’m giving back to the community.”

INDIVIDUALS

LAnntoinette Allen Rosetta Anderson Jill Barlion Christine Barron Prince Beamon Donna Benhase Amanda Bill Ivan Bingham Andrew Black Carl Bosse Melissa Boswell Patricia Brown Dan Burns Brenda Burt Bev Busam Myrtle Cade Constance Chambers Kinley Childers Pat Ciccarella William Clark Heather Cole Peggy Condia Skylar Cox Hazel Crawford Marsha Croxton Meghan Cuma Patricia Dalton Belinda Day Austin Ebbrecht Susan Ede Sam Ericksen

Cathy Eubanks Kyle Evano� Debra Fix Eva Foster Idorenyin Fred Jason Froehlich Derek Fry Christina Gio�re Ashley Goddard Bob Gri�n Je�rey Haas Joseph Harman Kirsten Heinrich Chrissy Helton Wesley HennemannAmelia Hill Cocelia Hill Tara Hill Tom Hill Daeshaun Hilton Angie Hu�ne Lauren Hurley Brittani Ivins Donald Jansen Gidget Johnson Keith Johnson IILeroy Jones Kathy Kaufman Aiden Kearney Betsy Keenan Mark Kegelman

Suzanne Kent Madeline KlugRocky Larosa Walt Larosa Ann Leichty Betsy Leigh Brenda Lewis Karissa Lewis Christopher Losh Judy Lucas Conor Mackey Marybeth Maloney- Riley Zachary Martin Sarah McClellon Connie McCowan Darla Michael Robyn Miller Deshayla Mitchem Mary Morrow Rachel Moscona Stacy Moscona Kevin Mulligan Jill Murphy Mark Murphy Sharon Myatt Whitney Noonan Diane Norris Risha North Tandra Oaks David O�enbacker

Abby Osterbrock Andrew Palamara Harold Parry Jennifer Pond Will Pond Nora Quinn Susan Randall Sheila Rasool Karen Reiber Richard Reinhart Greta Riley Mike RimerJennifer Rodes Ramon Rodriguez Kathryn Rost Anderson Russell Farzin Sabet Samuel Salyer Sandra Salyer Maria Schlaechter Melinda Scott Sandra Seals Brian Sersion Susan Si�ord Cynthia Smith Scott Smith Marla St. MartinKatelyn Steele Diane Stenson Martha Stricker Linda Stryker

*20 hrs or more annually


INDIVIDUALSCONTINUED

Greg Stryker Jenna Tharrington Jeannie Tharrington James Thomas Beth Thomas Savannah Thompson Ella Thornberry Josh Topou Teresa Valentine Juan Valle Michael Van Oflen

Yolanda Ventura Christian Walker Denise Walker Kiara Ward Daniel Ware Mark Watkins Michael Wiesmann Teresa Wilson Bernice Woodard Ruder Woods Ken Yoder

Kathy Zeinner Keith Zook Whitney Zumberger

ORGANIZATIONS3CDC4iNNO84.51AAA Allied Group, Inc.AbbvieAccentureAccounting PrincipalsAdvantage SolutionsADVICS North America, Inc.Akron Church of the BrethrenAll Saints Episcopal ChurchAllstateAlpha Kappa AlphaAmazonAmerican Modern Insurance GroupAmeriprise Financial GroupAmeritasAnderson High SchoolAnthem Blue Cross Blue Shield

AssuredPartnersAstellas PharmaceuticalATGAtricure Finance Bahl & GaynorBaker & Hostetler LLPBank of AmericaBarron Peck Bennie & SchlemmerBayerBeechwood High School BelFlexBellevue High SchoolBerno Financial ManagementBesse MedicalBethel ALB Program CooperativeBishop Brossart High SchoolBKD CPAs and AdvisorsBlue Mark Capital, LLCBobbie B. Fairfax School

Bottom Line SystemsBoys Hope Girls Hope CincinnatiBroadway ServesBrown and CaldwellButler University AlumniCampbell County YMCACampbell SoupCase Western Reserve University AlumniCatalina MarketingCDK Global, LLCCelaneseCELC - Cincinnati Early Learning Centers, IncCengageChrist United Methodist ChurchChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsChurch of the BrethrenChurch of the Nazarene

ORGANIZATIONSCONTINUED

Church of the ResurrectionCIMx SoftwareCincinnati BellCincinnati BengalsCincinnati Business CourierCincinnati Children's Hospital Medical CenterCincinnati Country Day SchoolCincinnati Gator ClubCincinnati Hills Christian AcademyCincinnati Police CadetsCincinnati Public SchoolsCincinnati RedsCincinnati StateCincinnati Waldorf SchoolCincinnati Womans ClubCincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenCincom Systems Inc.CintasCitibankCitizens BankClark MontessoriClark Schaefer HackettClean HarborsClose the Loop, IncCollective Visions, LLCColliers International Greater CincinnatiCommunity of ReasonConcentrixConstructConnect ITConvergysCooperative Business ServicesCorporex CompaniesCouncil on Aging of Southwestern OhioCoupaCrate & Barrel

Crossroads Church Crossroads Hospice & Palliative Care of CincinnatiCTI Clinical Trial & ConsultingCub ScoutsDanisDanone North AmericaDavid J. Joseph Company

dd+pDeer Park High SchoolDeltaDinsmore & ShohlDohn Young Women's AcademyDotLoopDown Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati Droder & Miller DSD AdvisorsDuke EnergyDunkin' BrandsDynergyE.W. Scripps CompanyEaster Seals TristateEastgate Dental ExcellenceElevar Design GroupEngine GroupEpiphany United Methodist Church Youth GroupErnst & YoungEthicon Inc.Executive Jet ManagementF + W MediaFairfield High SchoolFaith Lutheran ChurchFaith Temple MinistriesFarm Credit Mid-AmericaFC CincinnatiFed it ForwardFernFidant Wealth PartnersFidelity Investments

Fifth Third BankFirst Christian ChurchFirst Commonwealth Bank First Financial BankFirst Group AmericaFirst Industrial RealtyFloor Coverings InternationalFort Washington Investment AdvisorsFranciscans for the PoorFund Evaluation GroupGallagher Insurance Select CaresGamble Montessori High SchoolGateway Community and Technical CollegeGBQ PartnersGeneral ElectricGeneral MillsGetronicsGhirardelliGirl ScoutsGNGFGo Dutch Gold Star Chili Goshen Middle SchoolGraydon, Head, & RitcheyGreat American Insurance Group Greater Cincinnati Dietetic AssociationGreater Liberty Baptist ChurchGreen Township LibraryGuardian Angels SchoolGwynedd Mercy UniversityHamilton CountyHarrison High SchoolHarvard Club of CincinnatiHealth Carousel LLCHealth Collaborative

Heapy EngineeringHeartland Poker TourHeat Transfer WarehouseHeidelberg Distributing CompanyHenkel Corporation Hertz Investment GroupHillman GroupHilton Netherland PlazaHoly Cross High SchoolHoly Trinity St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox ChurchHormel FoodsHSSHughes High SchoolHumanaHuron Consulting GroupHyatt Regency CincinnatiIglesia Ni CristoIllumination Research Immaculate Heart of MaryImprov CincinnatiIndian Hill High SchoolIpsosItelligenceJesuit Spiritual CenterJLLJohnson Investment CouncilKAOKelly Youth ServicesKen Anderson AllianceKenwood Baptist ChurchKeyBankKeyser PartyKids4PeaceKiwanisKLH EngineersKoinoniaLa Salle High SchoolLakota East and West High SchoolLeadership Northern KentuckyLendKey Technologies

Lenox Wealth ManagementLiberty MutualLions Club L'Oreal USA LosantLoveland High SchoolM.C. Logistics, LLCMacy'sMadeira City Schools Marathon Petroleum CorporationMarcus & MillichapMargaret B. Rost SchoolMariemont City SchoolsMars Hill AcademyMarsh & McLennan CompaniesMcGohan BrabenderMedical Solutions MedtronicMercedes-Benz Financial ServicesMercy Health GroupMeritor, IncMesser ConstructionMetallica - All Within My Hands Miami UniversityMichelman Inc.Mike AlbertMoeller High SchoolMorgan StanleyMotz EngineeringMount St. Joseph UniversityMovement ChurchMRDP Mt. Auburn Presbyterian ChurchMUC Holdings Musillo UnkenholtNaviStoneNC A&T State University Nestle


ORGANIZATIONSCONTINUED

New Ri� DistillingNews AmericaNeyer PropertiesNIOSHNorth Avondale Montessori SchoolOdyssey of the Mind O�ce Furniture SourceOhio Association for Justice Ohio Valley Institute of Food TechnologiesOLMC - Holy Spirit Youth MinistryOmega Psi Phi Fraternity OPTA Southwest DistrictOrganizations Helping the WorldP&GP.E.O. SisterhoodPappas RestaurantsParkside Christian ChurchPassportUSAPaycor Peoples Bankpep promotionsPepsiCo.Perfetti van Melle USAPeter Cremer North America, LPPinnacle Technology PartnersPL MarketingPLS Financial SericesPNC BankPricewaterhouse CoopersPrince of Peace Lutheran Church

ORGANIZATIONCONTINUED

ProPharma SalesProtivitiQuality Mechanicals Inc.Reading RockReckitt BenckiserRedeemer Church Regal Power Transmission Solutions

Reinhart FoodserviceRetail OdysseyRhinegeist BreweryRisk Management Association of Greater CincinnatiRockdale Baptist ChurchRootedRotary Club of CincinnatiRSW/USSalesforceSalvation ArmyScarlet Oaks High SchoolSchindler ElevatorSchool for Creative and Performing ArtsSchool OutfittersSecurity National Automotive Acceptance Co.Seven Hills SchoolSherwood Forest Camp ShiptSouthern Glazer's Wine and SpiritsSouthWest Ohio Assoc. for Financial ProfessionalsSt. Antoninus Parish and SchoolSt. Columban SchoolSt. Henry High School St. Ignatius SchoolSt. James United Methodist ChurchSt. John Neumann ChurchSt. Margaret Knights of ColumbusSt. Thomas MoreSt. Ursula AcademySt. Vivian School St. Xavier High SchoolStandard Retirement ServicesStar DanceStar One Realtors

State Avenue ManufacturingStephen F. Austin State UniversitySun Trust BankSysco Cincinnati System Service AssociatesSystems Evolution, Inc. TalmetrixTata Consultancy Services LimitedTeam RWB CincinnatiTetra TechThe Asset Advisory GroupThe Camargo ClubThe Children's HomeThe Christ HospitalThe Clorox CompanyThe GapThe Gathering at Northern HillsThe J.M. Smucker Co.The Kroger Co.The Matrix CompaniesThe Nielsen Company (US), LLCThe Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance CompanyThe Ohio State University The RCF GroupThe Westin CincinnatiThree Rivers School DistrictThy Kingdom Come MinistriesT-MobileTotal Futbol Academy Elite '01Total Quality LogisticsToyota Boshoku AmericaTriHealthTri-State FreethinkersTruPartner Credit UnionTurner ConstructionTyson Foods, Inc.Ulster ProjectUltimate SoftwareUnilever Cincinnati

United Bank & Capital Trust Company

United Way of Greater CincinnatiUniversity of CincinnatiUniversity of KentuckyUpic SolutionsUpland Software Upward Bound - UC Clermont CollegeUrban League Young ProfessionalsUrsuline AcademyUS NavyU.S. BankVelosioViaquestVoyageVT SevaWalgreens Waverly's Hope Childcare LLCWelch'sWestern Southern FinancialWhole Foods MarketWillis Towers WatsonIssac M. Wise TempleWood Herron and Evans LLPWorld A�airs Council - Cincinnati and Northern KYWorld PayWyoming High School Wyoming Middle SchoolXavier UniversityYMCA of Cincinnati YouthBuild NKYZebra Technologies CorporationZonar SystemsZumbiel Packing Company


13,287 VOLUNTEERS ANNUALLY PROVIDED

96,886 HOURS

To �nd out more about our volunteer opportunities or to register please go to www.freestorefoodbank.org/volunteer or 513.482.7550

AdvancePierre FoodsAldiAmazonAtlantic Foods CorporationBenchmarkBig LotsBright FarmsBruegger's BagelsBusken BakeryCampbell Soup CompanyCastellini Company, LLCCincinnati Bengals, IncCincinnati Reds Baseball ClubCincinnati USA Regional ChamberClifton MarketClub Chef LLCCoca-Cola Bottling CompanyCo ee Break ServicesConAgra FoodsCostcoCountry Crust BakeryCrayons to ComputersCreation GardensCrosset Co., Inc.DiAnn JonesDole Packaged Foods LLCDollar GeneralDr Pepper Snapple GroupFelicity UMC-Felicity Community MissionFEMAFlowers Baking CompanyFresh MarketFresh ThymeFrisch's Restaurants, Inc.Fruth's PharmacyGalot, Inc.General Mills Inc.GFS MarketplaceThe Giving FieldsGleaners Food Bank of Indiana IncGlen Meadows ApartmentsGold Star ChiliGraeter's Manufacturing Co.Green Bean Delivery

Grippo Foods Inc.HattingsHelen OvertonHillshire Farm & Kahn'sHilton NetherlandHollmeyer OrchardsJ.M. SmuckerJel SertJerry BennettJohn YoungJTMKellogg CompanyKentucky Fried ChickenKlosterman Baking CoLand O’ LakesLittle Dutch BakeryMaria DavisMclane FoodsMeal ConnectMeijerMid-Ohio FoodbankMontgomery Food ShareMSW Packaging AuroraP&G Panera BreadParadise ShopsPat CiccarellaPepperidge FarmPepsi Beverages CompanyPlum Street TempleRecreational and Event Center of AlexandriaReinhart FoodService LLCRemke MarketsRockdale TempleRuler Foods Ryan LuckieSam's ClubSchwan's Global Supply ChainShared Harvest Food BankSmithfield FoodsSORTA / MetroStamp Out HungerStoney BrooksSuperb Meats of MN

InKIND DONORS Sur La TableSyscoTargetTaylor WarehouseTender Mercies IncThe Kraft Heinz CompanyThe Kroger Co.Tim HortonsTopiczTrader Joe'sTriHealthTri-State Properties 4U, Ltd.Tropicana Products, Inc.United Dairy FarmersUS Foods, Inc.US Post OceVital Records- PennsylvaniaVolunteers For VeggiesWackers Deer ShopWalgreensWal-MartWhole Foods


LOCATIONS

ANNUAL REPORTFISCAL YEAR 2019

JEFF & DARLENE ANDERSON FAMILY BUILDING

1141 Central Parkway,Cincinnati, OH 45202

(513)482-4500

CUSTOMER CONNECTION CENTER

112 East Liberty StreetCincinnati, OH 45202

(513)241-1064

MAYERSON DISTRIBUTION CENTER

1250 Tennessee Ave.Cincinnati, OH 45229

(513)482-4500

NORTHERN KENTUCKYDISTRIBUTION CENTER

100 Beacon DriveWilder, KY 41076

(859)572-8122

“Our vision is a hunger-free, healthy, and thriving community.”

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