Shared Harvest Foodbank2006 Annual Report

1-800-352-FOODwww.sharedharvest.org

Our Mission:To find, rescue and

distribute food to people living in poverty through

an efficient network, uniting the public and

private sectors;To raise awareness of the impact of poverty.

Board of TrusteesBill Fancher, Chair Siemens Energy & Automation

Russ White, Vice Chair, Frito-Lay Company

Gary Cornett, Treasurer, Cincinnati Bell

Doug Becker, Coca Cola Company

Kevin Cooney, Frost, Brown, Todd LLC

Mike Harkrader, Dickerson Distributing

Jerome Kearns, Butler County Workplace

Tim Kemper, First Financial Bank

John Magyar, Kroger Company

James Neidhard, Miami University

Chuck Roesch, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP

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To our Partners in Hunger Relief:

This has been an exciting year for Shared Harvest with a lot of new programs to address the quality of food. The Kroger Retail Pickup program has certainly filled the ticket to bring beef, pork, poultry and vegetables directly to the plates of ones in need. With a new refrigerated truck donated by Kraft, we rescued 39,609 pounds from area Kroger stores, frozen to retain its freshness, all of which was distributed to the community. As we continued to seek out quality food, we also improved the quality of service. With a grant from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, we started to create a case management database. This program will allow us to improve cohesiveness of services to persons in need. Whether the immediate need is food from a pantry affiliate, assistance for heating bills or just help filling out the myriad of forms required by the state for receiving food stamps, we are hoping to share information at each point of service. On the federal and state levels, we made some major strides along with one minor setback. As we expanded our distribution of USDA product from 29 to 38 counties, our Commodity Food Supplemental Program for senior citizens was slightly reduced. I know this was a trying time for Tina and her staff as they adapted to the changing landscape. At the same time, we increased our distribution of fresh fruits and vegetables from 447,000 pounds in 2005 to more than 1.1 million pounds in 2006. As we look forward to 2007, I would like to thank all of our business partners, donors and volunteers who make Shared Harvest a valued mainstay of the community.

William Fancher

William R. FancherChair, Board of Trustees

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Dear Friends and Supporters:

The year 2006 was one of change for Shared Harvest. We realigned our USDA distributions, adding one more foodbank partner and nine more counties to our region. With a grant to buy a new truck, we were able to increase our Kroger Retail Pick Up program from four stores to twelve – and plan to add twelve more in 2007. It was a banner year for the Letter Carriers Food Drive, raising more than 70,000 pounds of food in a single day. We raised money for two new programs to address nutritional needs of children and to centralize registration and referrals for families who go to our partner food pantries.

Our main focus continues to be food distribution. Providing food to people who would go without otherwise is becoming more about quality than quantity. After all, isn’t a pound of fresh fruit and vegetables a better way to fill an empty plate than a pound of cookies? Isn’t a pound of meat better food than a pound of snacks?

Not that cookies or snacks aren’t important. Our new Back Pack Program shows that in addition to nutritious foods, hungry children crave to be normal as much as to be fed. For a hungry child, use to deprivation, a pack of cookies or a bag of chips makes them feel just like all the other kids on the playground because they get to eat the foods that most kids take for granted.

What about addressing the needs that bring families to our partner food pantries in the first place? Our Food Stamp Outreach and Virtual Case Manager are all about helping families become more self reliant and less dependant on charitable food distribution to make ends meet. Those ends are getting farther and farther apart for many working families.

“I’m a high school graduate, have an Associates Degree in Applied Medical Science and am currently employed at Outreach for Community. I am president of the PTA, a Sunday School teacher, the Charter Chair Person for our local Cub Scout pack, Band Booster for the school, assist with cheerleading competitions and a food stamp recipient. I am very proud of my son, he’s on the honor roll at school and I want him to have a normal a life. There are times when my son wants a friend to spend the night – unfortunately I have to make an excuse – because I don’t have enough food to feed them both. I am very good at keeping things hidden from my son and even those outside our front door,” says Rhonda, one of our Food Stamp Outreach clients. This very instant, you may know someone just like Rhonda who is very adept at hiding the reality of empty plates. That is one thing that hasn’t changed.

With all the changes and challenges we’ve faced, we continue, day in and day out, to rescue food and get it it to people who need it through our many amazing donors and partner food pantries, soup kitchens and shelters. And we could not do what we do without you, giving your time, talent and treasure – your hands and hearts fill thousands of empty plates every day.

A letter from our director

Foodbank StaffGloria Bateman Food Stamp Outreach

Meredith Bateman AmeriCorps*Vista Volunteer

Steve Cox CSFP Director

Kathy Dart Food Production

Tracy Estes Warehouse Manager

Debbie Houston Food Production

Bob Long Communication Specialist

Jack Mairn Donor Development

Chuck Osso Agency Relations Director

Tina Osso Executive Director

Darrell Sandlin Business Director

Sam Taylor Kroger Project Manager

Gary Thomas Warehouseman

Gerald Tucker Operations Manager

Mike Williams Driver Tina OssoExecutive Director

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Revenue & Expense StatementRevenue

Food Donations* $8,147,480

Government Grants $ 669,582

Partner Charities $ 398,923

United Way $ 129,720

Foundations $ 12,139

Contributions $ 228,695

Miscellaneous $ 81,817

Total $9,668,356

Expense

Food Distributed* $8,073,158

Operations $1,061,945

Food/Fund Development $ 126,645

Management/ General $ 263,663

Total $9,525,411

Fund BalanceFood Inventory $1,006,848

Net Assets $ 797,015

* Food/grocery items valued at $1 per pound

The Kroger Company made signifi cant contributions to Shared Harvest Foodbank in 2006.The “Check-Out Hunger” drive during the holiday season gave shoppers a chance to make donations of $1, $3, $5 or more when they passed through the check-out line. Stores in Butler and Warren County contributed nearly $8,600 to Shared Harvest. In addition, the foodbank received $44,000 from Kroger last summer as part of a national campaign with America’s Second Harvest called “Bringing Hope to the Table”, and Kroger’s annual golf outing.

100% of your donation helps

Shared Harvest Foodbank provide food

for hungry people right here at home.

Hunger in our Community is Unacceptable.

Kroger Cincinnati Division President Geoff Covert presented Tina Osso with the check

from the “Check-Out Hunger” campaign.

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Thanks to those who distribute food...

...and our partners who provide foodAdvance Food CompanyAmerica’s Second HarvestAmericold LogisticsAteeco,Inc.Atlanta Bonded WarehouseAtlantic International Corp.Brown’s Farm MarketBuckeye Food Service SalesCadbury SchweppesChiquita BananaCoca ColaConagraContinental FreezerCott BeveragesCrescent ParkCroissants Etc.Dittman-AdamsEllenbee LeggettFoxtail FoodsFrito-Lay Company

Frisch’s Restaurants,Inc.FreeStore/FoodBankGeneral MillsHarvest Hope FoodbankHarvestShareHeritage Bag CompanyHersheyHickory Farms Dist. Ctr.Interstate WarehousingJ.M. Smucker Company Journal News Food ReliefJTM Food GroupKellogg Co.Koch FoodsKraft FoodsKrogersMarket DayMeijer Distribution CenterNabiscoNALC Food Drive

Nestle USA Novartis Consumer Health Ohio Association of Second

Harvest FoodbanksOhio Dept. of Job & Family

ServicesPactivPeak FoodsPepperidge FarmPepsico BeveragesPierre Frozen FoodsPrecision PackagingPrestige Display PackagingPrestoProcter & Gamble Quaker FoodsQuality Review ServicesResource AllianceSara Lee FoodsS.C. Johnson & Son,Inc.

Second Harvest Foodbank of Clark,Logan & Champaign Counties

Second Harvest Foodbank of East Tennessee

Second Harvest Foodbank of Southeastern Ohio

Skyline ChiliSteak n ShakeSugar Creek PackagingTabatchnik Fine FoodsTaylor WarehouseThe Foodbank, Inc.TropicanaTyson FoodsUSDAVendors Supply of OhioWalgreen’sWarehouse AssociatesZwanenberg Food Group

Butler County:Allison Avenue BaptistBooker T. Washington CenterCaring Hearts Adult Day CareCatholic Social ServicesChristian Family CenterCommunity Meal CenterCreative Center for ChildrenDream CenterF.E.E.D. Alliance Mobile

PantryFairfield Church of GodFairfield Food PantryFamily Services of Middletown

CHOICE PantryFellowship Christian CenterFitton Center for the Creative

ArtsFreedom House Love

ChambersFull Gospel OutreachGod’s LighthouseHamilton Community

OutreachHaven House Emergency

ShelterHolding Hands CHOICE

PantryHope House Rescue MissionKing’s Cupboard Food PantryLiving Water MinistryMALACHI

Mercy/Franciscans at St. Raphael

New Life MissionNew Wine Worship Center

CHOICE PantryOne Way FarmOpen Door PantryPoasttown First Church of

GodPrinceton Pike Church of God

PantrySalvation Army - HamiltonSalvation Army - MiddletownServe CitySojourner SOS HallSt. Vincent de Paul,

MiddletownSt. Vincent de Paul, OxfordThe Agora CenterThe Family Resource CenterThe Living WordTransitional LivingTri-County Assembly CHOICE

PantryUniversity Baptist ChurchWest Side Baptist Day CareYankee Road First Church

of God

Darke County:Community Action AgencyGood Samaritan Home

Trinity Wesleyan Food Pantry

Miami County:Bethany CenterChampaign Residential LivingDream Builders Group Inc.Family Abuse ShelterFirst United Methodist ChurchGolden Acres Ministrant

CenterMiami County Recovery

CouncilNeedy BasketsNew Path Inc.Safe HavenSalvation ArmySt. James Episcopal Church

CHOICE PantryTipp City Church of the

Nazarene

Preble County:Community Action ProgramEmergency ShelterFirst Brethern Church PantryFISHHead StartHigher Heights Church of GodMonroe Township Food BankNew CreationsWest Alexandria Day Care

CenterWest Alexandria Food Bank

Warren County:Franklin Area Community

ServicesHillcrest Baptist ChurchHope HomesKings Local School District

PantryLebanon Food PantryLittle Miami Food Services Mt. Pleasant Adult Day CareNew Housing OpportunitiesSalvation ArmyTowne Blvd. Church of GodUrbancrest Baptist ChurchWarren County Community

Services Inc.Warren County Head StartWaren County Metropolitan

Residents Council

Foodbank Partners:FreeStoreFoodBankThe Food BankWest Ohio Food BankSecond Harvest Foodbank of

Southeast OhioSecond Harvest Foodbank

of Clark, Champaign and Logan Counties

People served by our partnerfood pantries in 2006:

Families 187,463

Adults 60+ 55,079

Adults 18-59 266,344

Children Birth-17 219,184

Total People 540,607

Duplicated count

Soup kitchens and shelters 2006

417,157 people

Residential treatment, head start

or youth programs:

82,200 people

Duplicated count

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Our foodbanking services Foodbanking allows us to offer a variety of products to our network of food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters and similar non-profi ts. In 2006, Shared Harvest distributed 8,073,158 pounds of food from a variety of sources:

The Kroger Retail Pick-up Program rescues perishable or prepared foods that consumers did not purchase by the expiration date. Kroger has stringent guidelines to ensure these perishable foods are safe to consume. The products are frozen and picked up each day by Shared Harvest. In 2006, eight stores were added to this program, bringing the total participating stores to 12.

The Emergency Food Assistance Program: Shared Harvest contracts with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services to distribute USDA commodities to 39 counties in Ohio, with

the help of fi ve sister foodbanks. Canned fruits, juices, vegetables, proteins and carbohydrates are examples of the nutritious selection of USDA foods offered each month to our partner agencies.

America’s Second Harvest: Shared Harvest is a member of this national network of foodbanks. It offers donated foods that are wholesome but not marketable from national, regional and local companies. These are distributed to our partner charities in Butler, Warren, Preble, Darke and Miami Counties.

The Ohio Association of Second Harvest Foodbanks: As a member, Shared Harvest participates in the Ohio Food Purchase program, allowing us to buy food which is not normally contributed at great discounts. The Ohio Agriculture Clearance program fi nds surplus fruit and vegetables from Ohio farmers and pays their harvesting and processing costs for donating the produce.

“Shared Harvest is able to connect farmers with the community,” said Erin Sherwood-Wright, who coordinates the agriculture program for the Ohio Association. “Farmers like the fact that they’re helping people who need fresh

produce but can’t afford to buy it at the store.”

Local food donations: The National Association of Letter Carriers provide the largest one-day food drive in the nation on the second Saturday of May. The 2006 “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive produced a record 70,053 pounds of food in Butler County. Bethany United Methodist Church

in Liberty Township collected 7,810 pounds in a two-week effort. The annual Holiday Aid campaign between Thanksgiving and Christmas brought in 30,120 pounds of food with 34 organizations participating.

2006 FOOD DONATIONS

Kroger Retail Project 39,609 pounds

America’s Second Harvest876,062 pounds

Commodity Supplemental Food421,341

USDA Commodities4,694,575

Ohio Food Purchase Program281,171 pounds

Produce from Ohio Farmers1,105,911 pounds

Local Food Donations422,457 pounds

Wholesale Food306,354 pounds

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Providing food for seniorsCommodity Supplemental Food Program: Since the summer of 2003, Shared Harvest Foodbank has helped qualifying senior citizens to receive additional supplies of food each month.

CSFP, the federally funded nutrition program, provides a 35-pound box of food each month to seniors over 60 years of age whose income is at or below 130% of the poverty level. There is no cost to consumers involved in the program.

“It gives you a lot more food each month, so it’s a big help money- wise,” said CSFP client Barb Petredis. “If I didn’t have it, I’d have to do without, because it’s hard to live off of Social Security.”

Like many seniors, William Conyers looks forward to receiving the two pound block of cheese that is part of his monthly package, because he can use it to prepare several meals. “It helps out a lot, because you also get a variety of canned goods and dried food products,” Conyers said.

Currently, Shared Harvest serves seniors in Butler and Warren Counties with the program set to expand into Preble County in 2007. Jean Barcus, CSFP Coordinator for the Offi ce of Family Stability at Ohio Job and Family Service, said the foodbank is a vital partner in CSFP.

“Giving food to seniors means so much more than the box of food they receive,” Barcus said. “The care, comfort and personal contact from Shared Harvest is the benchmark by which we should all measure our success.”

While the food winds up in the hands of seniors, Butler County’s Juvenile Work Program provides much of the help in preparing the boxes. Program Coordinator Barry Sullivan said the teens are performing community service hours for juvenile offenses, and many of them relate to the work they are performing.

“We’ve had several kids who’ve come in direct contact with these boxes they’re packing, because they have a grandparent or other family member who is in CSFP,” Sullivan said. “They understand the signifi cance of what they’re doing, and working at Shared Harvest gives them a sense of accomplishment.”

2006 Commodity Supplemental Food Program

Adults 60+ served:12,897

Average income of seniors served: $783 per month

Average age of seniors served:73

Pounds of food distributed:362,604

This is a duplicate count.

Volunteers help load food into the cars of seniors at a monthly CSFP

distribution location.

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Mobile Pantry delivers

Food Stamp project reaches out

Shared Harvest Foodbank’s Mobile Pantry has had a positive impact on needy families in the Lakota School District. The project delivers pre-packaged boxes of food and grocery items to three low income apartment complexes in the West Chester area. The pantry targets families whose children have been identifi ed as needing supplemental food assistance.

Leah Aguilar is the Community Outreach Liaison for a project called Butler County Success. She helps families sign-up for monthly deliveries from the Mobile Pantry.

“Many families haven’t heard about the Mobile Pantry,” Leah explained. “I had one mom with three kids who had just started a job but wasn’t going to get a paycheck for another week. She had no food, but I signed her up for Mobile Pantry and got her the emergency food she needed.”

Aguilar said a lot of families don’t have cars, so the mobile pantry is a big help for them. “Many of our families are working but have 5-6 kids to feed,” she said. “Even if they get food stamps, that’s not enough to get them through the month, so the Mobile Pantry really helps them feed their families.”

Many people are unaware of the fact that they qualify for the federal food stamp program. Shared Harvest’s Food Stamp Outreach program is designed to educate potential food stamp recipients and assist with the task of fi lling out the paperwork.

Lori Dow appreciated the assistance she received from the foodbank’s Food Stamp Outreach Coordinator, Gloria Bateman. “She helped me so much in fi ling the application and speeding up the time in which I started receiving benefi ts,” Dow said.

Lori has custody of her seven-year old grandson and said she needed help to feed him, because her fi ance wasn’t earning much money in the winter in the construction industry. “Every dollar counts, so qualifying for food stamps to help feed our grandson made a big difference,” she said. “The money we didn’t have to spend on food, helped to pay other bills.”

Local food pantries and social service agencies participate in Food Stamp Outreach by hosting weekly visits from outreach staff. The program educates clients about the nutritional benefi ts of the Food Stamp Program as well as the application process for people who meet the eligibility guidelines. The staff helps clients complete the application, collect other neccessary documents and fax completed documents to Butler County Job and Family Services. This project will expand into Warren County in 2007.

2006 Mobile Pantry Report

Families Served 332

Adults 60+ 12

Adults 18-59 501

Children birth-17 989

Total people served 1,502

2006 Food Stamp Outreach

Indirect contacts:11,956

Direct contacts:860

Applications fi led:323

Total benefi ts accrued:$346,668

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New Back Pack Program aids children

Volunteers make the job easier

Children from needy families have been able to count on a solid meal at school through the federal free and reduced price lunch program, but ensuring they have suffi cient food on weekends has always been a concern.

Shared Harvest’s Back Pack Program addresses that issue by providing easy-to-prepare food that elementary school children can take home for weekend meals. Butler County Education Services has identifi ed children for this project through its Butler County Success program.

The food is delivered to participating schools on Fridays and is discretely placed in the backpacks of the kids at the end of the school day. “These kids are really needy, and this food may be all they get for the weekend,” said Fairfi eld South Elementary Principal Leslie Laney.

“Unfortunately, a lot of our parents aren’t home with their kids on weekends, so it’s nice to know the children can go to this backpack of food and fi nd something to fi x for a meal,” said Danyel McDaniel, community liaison for Hamilton City Schools.

The backpacks contain items such as nutrition bars, fl ip top soups, pasta, stew, beans and weenies, fruit cups, cereal packets, juice drinks and other snack items.

“One little boy was so darling,” principal Laney said. “As we put the food in his backpack, he said ‘I hope I get tuna fi sh again, because it’s my favorite!’ ”

Volunteers are a key component in the success of Shared Harvest Foodbank. They spend countless hours packing boxes of food for senior citizens or boxes delivered to schools for the new Back Pack project. Others get involved writing thank-you letters to donors or assisting with data processing.

Melanie and Chuck Roesch have been assisting the foodbank for 17 years, with Chuck serving on the Board of Directors and Melanie assisting with a host of volunteer projects.

“I’ve always felt the need to give back to my community, and Shared Harvest is one of the most well-run charitable organizations around,” Melanie said. “I like the fact the foodbank’s reach is so widespread, serving people in many counties and touching a lot of non-profi t agencies.”

Liz Colantuono credits Melanie with getting her involved as a foodbank volunteer. “I really feel comfortable at Shared Harvest,” Colantuono said. “We don’t always think about people in our neighborhood who have so much less than we do, especially children.”

Chuck Osso hands Back Pack boxes to Jill Hede, Community Laision for Lakota Schools.

Volunteer Liz Colantuno packs boxes

for the new Back Pack program.

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New technology helps people in need

The Holiday Data Base: Butler County’s Holiday Community Project uses web-based registration for families needing help during the Thanksgiving to Christmas holiday season as well as people who want to volunteer or offer fi nancial assistance. Since participating agencies register families online, it eliminates duplication and ensures that the needs of the maximum number of people can be fulfi lled. Shared Harvest, Butler County 211 and Butler County United Way sponsor the project.

2006 Holiday Community Project

Families registered: 2,123Adults: 3,398

Children: 4,221Total people: 7,619

Value of Thanksgiving meals: $22,075

Christmas food:$41,000

Christmas gifts:$191,299

The Benefi t Bank: Shared Harvest Foodbank is hosting an Americorps*Vista volunteer for two years. Meredith Bateman is training staff and volunteers at local food pantries to serve as counselors for a program called the Benefi t Bank. The free computer technology helps low income families fi nd out if they’re eligible for programs such as Food Stamps, Healthy Start/Healthy Families, Medicare Savings Program, child care subsidies and the Home Energy Assistance Program.

“It educates clients about a variety of services they might not know about, and it lets them decide which programs might be good for their family,” said Americorps*Vista Volunteer Bateman.

Technological advances are making it easier to link people with agencies that can meet their needs.

Virtual Case Manager: The Greater Cincinnati Foundation awarded Shared Harvest a $10,000 grant to develop the Virtual Case Manager Project. It is designed to help people seeking assistance from food pantries to become more self-reliant. Participating agencies can electronically register a client for service and also electronically refer them to other services. By utilizing computer technology and Internet connections, pantries and other charities can manage clients’ needs and services to get a total picture of the services each client receives.

Participating Agencies:

Butler County United WayButler County 211

Family Service of MiddletownFamily Resource Center in Oxford

Hamilton Lighthouse PantryHamilton Living Waters MinistryMercy Franciscan at St. Raphael

New Life Baptist MissionPrinceton Pike Church of God

Rotary Club of Fairfi eldSalvation Army

Salvation Army, Spanish TempleSELF

Shared Harvest Foodbank

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“This $1 is all I have. In giving this, I pray the Lord blesses me with more so I can help more people. Merry Christmas.” Bonnie, Hamilton.

“In the late 1950’s and early 1960’s when the factories were laying off their employees, our family became one of the needy. Thanks to friends and family members, we made it through. I know what it means to want. I’m alone now but can help some. Hope this $5 will put food of some sort on the table of a needy family.”Ruth, Camden.

“I’m a disabled veteran, and I know what hunger is all about. We don’t have much, but I am giving $2. I hope this will put food on the table for someone less fortunate. This will make my Thanksgiving much better.”Joseph, Hamilton.

“I’m 10-years old and my sister is 8. We live with our grandma and uncle. We live on a fi xed income. Here’s $3 for the Food Relief to help the less fortunate. Me and my sister are taking care of grandma, because she had surgery on her foot.”Corey, Maria, Uncle Jeff and grandma. Hamilton

“I am a widow, but I felt like giving something to the Foodbank. There are a lot of people hurting in Middletown from the AK Steel lockout. So sad for the little children also.”Elizabeth, Fairfield.

“I am widowed, but I am making ends meet and am blessed. Here’s what I can afford right now to help.” Sheila, Hamilton.

“Hope this helps. We are both very senior citizens, could be in better health, but we have a lot to be thankful for, so maybe we can help someone else.” Rosemary, Hamilton.

“I know it is just a small amount- but every little bit helps. If everyone who reads the JournalNews would give just one or two dollars, we could feed many people. May God bless your efforts tenfold! Merry Christmas- Peace on Earth!”Bitsy, Hamilton.

The response to the third annual JournalNews Food Relief project was overwhelming in 2006. From Thanksgiving through Christmas, readers of the Hamilton newspaper were asked to give what they could to Shared Harvest Foodbank to help fi ght hunger.

A total of 723 people donated $19,028, compared to $11,920 in 2005, a 66 percent increase! Gifts ranged from $1 to $500.

Our thanks to the staff of the JournalNews and Cox Ohio Newspapers for their continued efforts to put food on the table of our neighbors in need.

Why support JournalNews Food Relief?

Thanks to our donors in 2006Robert & Phyllis AbbottJack & Diane AbnerBrenda AbramsJack & Charlotte AdamsKaren AdamsStephen & Marilyn AdamsEric & Marcee AddingtonAidmatrixAK SteelRichard & Lynne AlbrechtJoann AlbrychtDonald & Sharon AlfordAll American Rental CenterDaniel AllenDavid & Lois AllenCraig & Mary Kay AllenRobert & Becky AllenRonald AllenThomas & Lynne AlversonFreda AndersonWoodrow & Beverly AndersonBeat & Misaki AndresAlene AndrewsDavid & Vicki AnglinRonald AngstJoseph Amale & Robert AniskoAndrew & Shawna ApkingSteve & Carol ArchdeaconRosemarie ArlinghausCatherine ArmstrongPatrick & Paula ArmstrongNancy & Derek ArnoldCharles AuerJoan AveryDavid & Martha BachGertrude BacomeDorothy Limerick Bailey & Allen

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Rev. Brian Staub of Bethany United Methodist Church in Liberty Township challenged his

fl ock to feed the hungry. They responded with four tons of food in a two week food drive.

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Lodge #166Mark Johnson Heather FairweatherJames & June FallerClaude & Julie FantJanet & Joan FatikaEllen Price & Thomas

FeatherstoneJohn & Carol FendeMonica FeningBobby & Lois FergusonSteven & Susan FerrisKathleen Semple & Jonathan

Fete Barbara Holland & Robert FethRobert & Cora FiehrerC. Robert & Judith FinfrockFirst Financial BankFirst Pentecostal COGCharles FisherJason FisherJeffery FisherLouis FisherJames & Susan FittonRebecca FittonMichael & Sara FlahertyBeth FlegeFrank & Jean FloydJane FlueckigerJane Flynn-Lynch & Eric FlynnTed & Phyllis FlynnDaniel & Diane FoleyLeslie FoleyRay FordJ Forman & Associates Douglas & Jessica FortkampJess & Deanna FoutsJames FowlerWilma FowlerGary FoxPaul & Julie FrankeFraternal Order of EaglesLawrence FreySandra FriedrichGeorge & Beth FriesWilliam & Jee Sun Fugitt

Gregory FullertonBill & Fay FusonDavid & Gaila GacheLarry & Kristin GaddisKim GaffneyToni GallagherVince & Maureen GallardoFrank & Joan GallinaPatricia Anne GanzSteven GartnerRuth Ann GarrodCecilla Shore & Andrew GarrisonG.E FoundationNeal & Mary GellenbeckSusan Geraci

Holger GerdesBradley & Karen GerthSteven & Jennifer GetzWalter GetzRegina Briede & Stephen Geyer Dale & Carol GibbemeyerPauline GiblinHarold & Kimberly GibsonPatricia GiffordPauline GiblinBetty Ann GillGordon & Kristy GillespieMarvin & Helen GillespieWilliam & Christine GillespieJennifer GinnisMike & Darlene GiulianoJames & Anna GlennNorman & Denise GoldrichIda Gonzalez-LockhartPerry M. Gordon Ray & Helen GormanMichael & Georganna GossageLowell & Gladys GougeE.M. GouldDaniel & Gail GrabowskiAndrew GrahamDan, Donna & Dennis GrahamRoger & Debra GrantWes GrantDonald & Judith GrayMichael & Jeanne GrayEarl & Jean GregoryWillard & Maye GregoryMary Louise GresselMichele GresselPaul William Grieselhuber, DDSBernadine GrieshopDavid & Elizabeth GriffelJames & Nancy GriffithsMatt GriffithsJames GrileyRichard & Mary Griss

Lisa GrogerSteve & Denise GrossArdith GroteWilliam & Jacqueline GrothSteve & Denise GrossAndrew & Melissa GruberDaryl & Stefanie HackerCharles & Kimberly HagedornBarbara & Laura HaleBilly HaleyCharles & Lolita HallJames & Patricia HallSue HallPat & Ruth HalpinR. Cory & Avis Halpin

Teresa HalseyKrista HamiltonHamilton Community FoundationHamilton Professional Fire

FightersJames & Jeanine HandNancy HaneyRay & Kay HansenAnn HardyDon HarneyJohn & Dolores HarperDavid HarrisKenneth HarrisJ. Mark & Patti HarrisonRobert & Christi HarrisonWilliam & Nancy HarrisonJohn & Kathleen HartPaul & Sandra HartleyMichael & Carol HartmanL. John & Helen HartmannJames & Gail HartoinJohn & Constance HaruchA.S. & B.J. HarvilleRichard & Joyce HasemeierRandy & Lisa HasslerThomas & Chery HatalaClifford HattonR. Clay & Kathleen HaubertTom & Jean HaydenClinton & Jean HaynesMarie HayterEmma HazelwoodJeffrey & Marianne HeathFrances HeeleR.Wayne & Mary HeetDon & Jill HeffnerEdgar & Mary Jo HeichelbechOtto & Margit HeissenbergerCraig HeldmmanPhyllis HelphenstineR.A. & Jean HendersonArchie & Ann Hendricks

James & Susan HenryRon & Robin HerzogMonika HesseJames & Carol HesselbrockBobbie HesselgraveSteven HesslerJoanne HetrickMarc & Flo HetterichMichael & Diana HeuerThomas & Patricia HeuerJames & Anna HeyserJack & Pamela HibbardChristopher HicksJanet & Sherry HicksHeidi HigginsPamela HigginsJohn & Grace HilL.D. HilerWilbert & Betty HillmanHobson FoodsNadja HofmanAnn HoffmanJohn & Mary HoffmanSteve & Glenna HoganMarilyn HolbrockJudith HolcombArlene HoldenJames & Beatrice HolderAmy HollandMichael & Charlene HolleranCharles HolmesArnold & Phyllis HolsteinRichard & Rebecca HolzbergerWilliam & Betty HolzerDavid & Amy HoptryScott & Janice HorneJon & Kathleen HopkinsWillard HopkinsDeanna & James HoskinsDarlene HouseholderFlorence HouserC.L. & S. HowardCharles & Deborah HowardDavid & Judith HuddlestonLouise HudekDavid HudsonMike & Linda HudsonJohn & Connie HuentelmanHugh McAfee & Leonidas Hughes R. Thomas & Donna HullShannon & Marie HullAndre & Sarah HumsJoe & Peggy HurstGreg HutsonHarry & Barbara HuttenMartha ImhoffAlan & Christine InghamIntegrated Network SystemsVernon IsaacsVesta Faye IsonClarence JacksonMary JacksonAndy & Catherine JacobsR. Craig & Terry JacobsTom & Darlene JacobsPaul & Deanna JacquinHelen JamesRonald & Chris JamesCarl & Anne JantzenHarold & B. J.JasperGreg & Therese JasperJohn & Deborah JenaDennis & Kim JenningsWilliam & Bertha JenningsJanet JobsonBill JohnsonDavid & Rita JohnsonDiane JohnsonDr. Elizabeth Johnson

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Shared Harvest Director Tina Osso accepts a check from White Castle.

Thanks to our donors in 2006Woodie & Mary JohnsonAcie & Paulette JohnsonBertram JonesCamille JonesD. Allen & Sandra JonesDennis & Pamela JonesKay JonesCindy Johnson-Jones & Mark

JonesRobert & Carol JonesRuth JonesWalt & Violet JonesWilliam JonesRobert & Susan JosephDavid & Diann JutteKAHAK & K Vending CompanyJohn & Rae KadleDavid & Karen KaufmanDawn & Jerome KearnsDon & Jean KeckCharles Keene

Karen KeetonElnora KehrRuth KeilenJames & Betty KelleyFranklin & Juanita KellyJ.Patrick & Lesley KellyWilliam & Susan KellyCarrie KennedyGary & Helen KerckaertJoanne KetchamCarl & Charlotte KettmanSue & John KiesewetterMichael & Rosemary KildayMartha KimballHerbert & Martha KincaidLawrence & Phyllis KingGeorge & Brenda KiniyaloctsBeverly KiralyCreighton & Conessa KirkendallBernard KirschKiwanis Club FairfieldKiwanis Club LindenwaldGeorge & Corrie KlineMatthew & Debora KlinePaul & Theresa KloheEdward KnabbLarry & Lisa KnappRonald & Barbara KnausDale & Dawn KnochenmussRobert & Sharyn KnollWilliam & Shirley KnollmanKaren KnowlesGwendolyn KnoxTerence & Kimberly KnoxBarry & Sharon KoGene & Shirley KohringRob & Christina KovarWanda KowalkDavid & Holly KozlowskiRay & Maura KrekeJohn KropfJohn & Julie KruseJohn & Nikki KurakJames & Wanda KurtzRichard LaatschEugene & Mary LachmannFairfield Church of Christ Ladies

Faith ClubPatrick LandiJon Landrum

Anthony & Pamela LanzalacoWilliam & Margery LarsonGail LauferLinda LawsonRay & Sondra LaymanNorman & Patricia LearyPaul & Maureen LechleiterEdith LehmanDonna LeipzigCal & Kelly LemieuxShannon Mounts Marvin & Anita LeshnerLiberty Home AssociationTimothy & Michele LichterBryan & Nanci LindholzJames & Susan LipnickeyJames & Roberta LipscombKeith & Bonnie LittlepageConstance LockerCharles & Mary LoefflerEmily & Carolyn LoewensteinBob & Pam Long

Dale & Faith LongPat LongRichard LongJanet LongacreLiz LonsbroughJoseph & Regina LovelessJack & Dorothy LovelyJosephine Meyer & Edward

LovingEdward & Robin LumbertMary Kemper & Sherry LusbyFrancis & Jennifer LutterbieMatt & Jaime LydenCynthia LykinsEric & Leigh LynchTom LynchJoe & Rosemary LyonsJohn & Linda LyonsThomas MackR.A. & P.D. MaconTimothy & Jennifer MacyLynne Moher & Deletta MadduxJoesph MagdichJohn & Kim MaherWillard & Nancy MaierJack & Penny MairnJulie MaleticTerrence MaloneK. G. & M. D. MalsonLinda MarchantFred & Andrea MarcumThomas MarcumNeil MarksCynthia MarkwellRobert & Carol MarplesRichard & Carolyn MarraDerek MarreroJames & Frances MarshallStanley & Shirley MartinBruce & Ann MartinoJohn & Christine MatacicAnne MateyMark & Molly MattinglyGeorge & Rose Marie MatusakElizabeth MausRichard & Joellen MayersPaul & Jean MayzumDaniel & Michele MaziarHarry & Nelda McCabeJerry & Frances McClure

Robert Hammonds & Doris McCall

Helen McClureMary McConnellHugh McCordJacquelyn B. McCordDonal & Susan McDanielBruce & Connie McGaffinTimothy & Linda McGrathThomas McGuirePenny & Richard McHenryAndrew McKeeMary Ann McKibbenCharles & Norma McKinleyJames McKinneyMonica McKinneyRichard& Deborah McLaneArthur & Jo Ann McLendonGuy & Barbara McMickleJacqueline McMurrayJohn & Anna McWilliamE. Carl & Loretta Meadors

John MeckstrothGene & Eleanor MederJoseph & Frances MeehanChris & Nancy MeierDawn MeintelDennis & Eunice MeloshMildred MergyGeorge & Phyllis MerrillDonna MeyerJohn & Marjorie MeyerMerle & Sara MeyerRichard & Patricia MeyerKaren Meyer-YoderMiami University-HamiltonEric & Marti MiddlebrookCharles & Michelle MigneryEd & Christine MigneryBrian & Teresa MikesellWilliam MileyConnie MililloMilillo’s Fine Foods Inc.Thomas & Roberta MilinskiAnn MillerHelen MillerJanice MillerJeffery & Elizabeth MillerKimble & Terri MillerPalma & Teresa MillerRobert & Nancy MillerStephen & Melanie MillerZevi, Engel & Ruth MillerMichael & Sylvia MillsFred & Judith MitchellOlivia MitchellPriscilla MitchellRandy & Karen MitchellChris ModrallDavid & Anita MoeggenbergDavid & Patricia MooreJonna M.Tarpoff & George MooreStephen & Kristina MooreTerry MooreJoseph & Cyntha Moran Richard & Christine MorawskiJeffrey & Barbara MorganMartin & Joan MorganWilliam MoseleyDale & Nancy MowryPat & Diana MuellerLaura Mullen

Melvin MullenixTonya MullinsSandra MurawskiGary MuseClaire T. MyersRuth MyersBrian & Debra NagelGirish & Sharada NagesettyStephen & Janie NapierGladys & Bill NeidermanJames & Patricia NeidhardKen & Paula NeiheiselGeltrude Resko & Kimberly

Nelson Chris NeskovskiHenry NettingTheresa NevinRandy & Barb NewBrandon & Tiffany NewmanH. Eileen NewmanShirley NewmanDaniel & Nancy Nix

Dennis & Linda NixonZack & Debra NobleIsao & Barb NodaGranville NolenDr. Stanley & Virgina NormanMajorie & Marian NorrisNorthrop Grumman EmployeesSteve & Terri NorvellJames & Sue NuenkeImogene NuckolsPatrick & Holly OakesDennis & Linda ObercornBob & Lisa O’BrienE. Ronald & Martha OchesRobert & Frances O’ConnorBill & Cheryl OjedaRobert & Anne OlsonRodney & Patricia OneyRonald & Amy OneyDarlene OnyettMichael & Dawn OsborneMichael & Elaine OsborneJohn OssoLeonard & Lou OssoMichael & Lynn OsswaldCharles & Marilyn OstendorfMatthew & Emily PackerJohn & Toni PaganoPaint Medic ExpressMichael PalsgroveAnthony & Jennifer PanepintoDennis & Diana PandlJohn & Lisa ParkerTodd & Rebecca ParnellAyo ParrishWanda ParrottBrad & Carrie ParsellTom & Linda PateGerald & Susan PaterPatricia PaterScott & Sabrina PaukenJim & Suzanne PaulusAudra PayneWilliam & Judith PeacherMary PeacockRobert & Linda PeanaPella Rolscreen FoundationCindy & Ernie PendergrassThomas Pennington

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2006 Holiday Aid hosted 34 food drives raising 30,120 pounds of food.

Thanks to our donors in 2006Charles & Majorie PitzerBernard PleissGrace Plemmons-Reynolds &

Helen PlemmonsLarry & Patricia PlumLisa Podolski-HamlerCathy & Barry PokornyGeorg Anna PoppAlfred PorkolabAnn PorterDean & Sara PorterDavid & Norma PennockAbigail PerryRichard & Donna PestingerNancy Pfirrman & Dean M. Peters Sasha PetersonBruce & Barb PetersonMr. & Mrs. Gerald PetersonRev. Leon & Karen PetreeLana PetrouMarlene PetrucciTerry & Phyllis PfisterWilliam & Lois PhilipsPhiloptochos Society #7031June PierceMark & Mary PiersonLouis & Elsa PilderJoel & Crystal PitmanPhiip & Adrienne PittmanRobert & Carol PittmanSteve & Linda PoulemanosDon & Jill PowellGerald & Loretta PowellJoseph & Veda PowellMary PowersKeith & Janet PraterThomas & Alma PrattF.E. & J.P. PresslerHansford & Wanda PriceJames & Carolyn Price Melvin & Corrine Price Harry & Shirley PritchardErik PrivettPRP Church Youth GroupIris PurcellPenny PurdyFrank & Margaret PutichCharles & Nancy RaffelCraig RahtzJennifer RainesMatthew & Christine RainsThomas & Karen RainsChris & Traci RaleyRobert & Nancy RamseyDaniel & Sherri RandallRuth RaquetMargie RatliffJames RattrayDavid Rau James RauschDwight & Lue Katherine RayDiane RedwineC. Wayne & Sandra ReedJohn RegoPhilip & Janet ReidWillaim & Judith ReiglerDon & Claudia ReimerDon & Jean ReimerMark & Brenda ReitzPaul RejalPatricia RennersJosef & Paula RessBill & Karen ResslerJames & Maria RicchioRice Auto BodyTheodore & Rebecca RichardsHarriet RichardsonJack & Pat RichardsonWilliam & Edna Richardson

Ron & Cleta RichenJay RichterVictor & Helen RichterMarie Seals & Lewis Ridgway Timothy & Connie RiegertBernard & Bonnie Riesbeck IIMark & Deborah RiggPhilip & Lynda RikasJanet RinerJimmie & Hazel RobertsChristine RobertsonRoger & Sandra RobertsonCarrie RobinsonErnest & Andrea RobinsonMichael & Mary RoederCharles & Elizabeth RoeschCharles & Melanie RoeschAnthony & Sandra RogersDavid & Maria RogersJudy RogersSusan Avery-Rooks & Bryan

Rooks

Bessie RosensweigGary RossignolKrista RothKevin & Jane RowlandDonna Henderson & Marjorie

RowlandJeffrey & Theresa RulonGerald RussellHarry & Marilyn RussellPatrick & Karen RuwanJerome RuweJeffrey & Amy SafranCharles & Susan SaloDarrell & Martha SalyersDaniela Locreille & Andres

Sanchez Scott & Rondi SanderJohn SandersRobert & Lee Sanders

Richard & Geri SandorBarbara SantelRobert & Linda SappKatherine SarloSteve & Sandy SarverSawyers ConstructionMicheal & Peggy SaylorPhyllis ScalesTom & Carol SchaberTherese SchandingLee & Jean SchechtmanDaniel & Joanne SchellenbachMary Clare SchellenbachPhilip & Donna SchellenbachBarbara ScherpenbergGary & Kathy ScherrerPaul & Judith SchillerJoseph & Barbara SchlagerAngelika SchlegelJames SchluterCarol SchmidtJohn & Ellen Schmidt

Paul & Deborah SchmidtGary & Deborah SchneiderKen SchoettmerDarlene SchopmeyerDavid & T. Lorraine SchroederAnthony & Joann SchutteBarb SchutteRussell & Karen SchutteElizabeth SchutterMichael T. SchutterAlice SchwabJoseph & Julia SchwabNick & Carol SchwabEd & Rosalie SchweinefussCrista ScottAda Johnston & Debra ScottJames & Emily ScottJonathan Scott Intl.Donald & Joan Seeley

Terrence & Bambi SengerDaniel & Vickii SewellCarl ShannonRussell & Linnea ShaverRobert SherwinJoseph & Ann ShivesAlan & Donna ShortRussell SickJames & Mary SimcoeHarold & Clelia SimpsonVernon & Mollie SimpsonDouglas & Diane SinckKaren SingletonMary SkalkosRonald SloanGary & Vickie SlussBradford & Nancy SmithDickinson & Lisa SmithJayne SmithJoey & Dawn SmithLois SmithMark SmithRonald & Mary Ann SmithStephen SmithHelen SniderSara SnyderDavid & Catherine SobeckiCarl & Carla SolazzoJack SouthardBill & Sandra SpadaforaLouis & Kay SpaethRobert & Clydene SpanglerMatthew & Amy SpillerMichael & Barbara SpinelliDavid & Karen SpoltmanLaurin & Lisa SpragueDavid & Cynthia SprauerSt. Anne. Episcopal ChurchSt. John Neumann ChurchSt. Julie Billiart ChurchSt. Mark’s United Methodist

ChurchSt. Mathew Lutheran ChurchDavid & Janet StaffordTraci StamperHarvey & Malena StansellDavid & Kristie StantonK. StatonJoseph & Amy StatzerJane StaubitzJoe & Bonnie StephensVictoria StephensRon & Hope StetlerRussell & Kathleen StevensSharon StevensonRichard StewartRichard & Catheren StickelmaierJames & Sharon SticklenWilliam & Susan StilesRon & Sandra StillmanMabel StimpsonJames StofferJonathan & Sian StowRonald & Frances StowellDavid & Margaret StrangDebbie StrawserPaul & Linda StrebelJerome & Joanne StrittholtSylvia StrunkBruce & Carolyn StudebakerKim StuderJoseph & Rosemary StudniarzRichard & Melanie StupakBarry Sullivan Ron & Dawn SunderlandTheresa TalleyKen & Beverly TarterDrs. Barney & Beverly TaylorDavid & Carolyn Taylor

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Holiday Aid ParticipantsBethany United Methodist Church

Bible-Way Missionary Baptist ChurchBilstein

Boys & Girls ClubCarson EnterprisesChaco Credit UnionCinmar-Frontgate

D. Russell Lee/Butler TechDNA Diagnostic CenterDanberry Can FestivalDayspings MontessoriDollar General Stores

Fairfi eld Intermediate SchoolFairfi eld Middle School

First FinancialGenex

Greentree Health Science AcademyHamilton Freshman School

HobsonsIndiana Wesleyan University

IntermecKonecranes

KrogerLeveling the Playing Field

LoBill’sMiami University - Hamilton

Pole ZeroProcter & Gamble

St. Julie Billiart - FenmontSt. Susanna

Security NationalTotes International

Van Buren ElementaryWells Fargo

Thanks to our donors in 2006Dustin & Heather TaylorLinda TaylorTerry & Teresa TaylorCharles & Joan TeckmanJames & Lisa TeepenTemple-InlandBetty TerryDavid & Kathleen TheissBeverly ThomasFranklin ThomasJeanine ThomasLarry & Diana Thomas Sylvia ThornburgJames & Phyllis ThortonOlivia TiltonJohn & Patricia TkatschenkoMartha Ann TobergteB.A. Joyce and John ToernerJohn & Tabitha TomlinTrinity Presbyterian ChurchLetta TromansLouise TrombettaRonald & Shelly TuleyL. & D. TurnerRichard & Judi TurnerPriscilla TylerVirgina TysonMary Jo UhlDon & Rosemary UlianoSteve & Sheila UmbachRobert & Veronica UngerUnited WayJohn & Florence VailThomas & Dawn ValentineSuzanne VancampWilly Van OoijJohn & Bonnie Vance

Karl & Georgie VanceWalter & Kristin VanderbushAva VanhornDon VanwormerVeitch FarmsTerrence & Melissa VeithMark VenturellaMelissa Stapleton & Ted

VerbruggeKeith & Cathy VidourekLee & William Jr. VinnageJohn & Nancy VonbenkenVon Busch-Kline IrrigationPatricia VoorhisMartha WagnerJames & Carol WalkerMichael & Sylvia WallaceWalmartDavid & Marjorie WalrodDavid WalshMartin & Joan WalshBrian WaltzLarry & Wilberta WarnerRhonda WarnerEarl & Joyce WatkinsSara WatsonTim & Tamara WatsonAnthony WeaverClifford & Lois WeaverJeffery & Bertha WebbNelson & Sharon WebbCraig & Margaret WeberRobert & Mary Jane WeberJames & Jeanine WeickertMark & Mary Ann WeilerRichared & Ervena WeingartnerKathleen Weinle

D.C. WeisenbergerJohn & Donna WeisenbergerEllen WeismanChristopher & Valerie WellinErnest & Carolyn WenglerSarah Cook & Matt WendelnKevin & Carla WermuthIvan WesleyJudy WesleyEstle & Patricia WesleyJames & Opal WespiserWilliam WestendorfMark & Jennifer WesterbeckJim WestrichWestwood Presbyterian ChurchGerald & Della WethingtonCarla WeusthoffJohn WeylerDavid & Janis WheelerPhilip & Linda WheelerDavid & Cynthia WhetselRussell & Linda WhiteDouglas & Roberta WickerhamSue WiegandMargie WillerRussell & Georgia WillerAllen & Mary Jean WilliamsDavid WilliamsMike & Connie WilliamsC.K. & Dorothy WilliamsonGary & Dorothy WillisA. C. & A. S. WilsonCatherine WilsonKent & Lesa WilsonMarilyn WilsonMichael & Katherine Edman

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Shari WilsonFred WinchesterScott WinhusenWilliam WinnJohn & Jane WiseJohn & Joanne WiseTom & Holly WissingDavid & Marilyn WisorKevin WittmanWolcon InvestmentsGary WolfbrandtFrancis & Margaret WolfeDouglas & Dawn WoodrickBeverly WorleyRebecca WorleyWilliam & Susan WortmanPatricia Wright Susan WrightCharles & Frances WunderlinGeorge & Patty WurzelbacherDiane YaterKen & Jane YelmRichard & Denise YenserDoris YingerMelinda YiznitskyKaren YoderDaniel & Kimberly YoungW. Norris & Mary Alice YoungTim YoungJimmy YorkRobert & Michelle ZaenkertChris ZahumenskyDouglas ZecherJames & Marian ZettlerDr. Richard & Dorothy ZettlerDavid & Lois ZielsRobert & Carolyn Zonar

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