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2Sweet corn fresh from the field | Buurma Farms, Inc., Willard, OH

We hear the stories of Ohioans struggling with the threat of hunger every day. We listen to them speak about the impossible choices they have to make between paying bills and purchasing food.

We talk to hard-working parents like Spencer, who told us he works full time but is still relying on a local food pantry for help and is considering moving in with relatives in order to make ends meet.

We talk to adults living with disabilities like Adam, who told us he tries his best to budget but that sometimes he runs out of food and has to come to a local soup kitchen for meals.

We talk to older adults like Kitty, who told us about how difficult it is for her and her husband to afford nutritious food on their fixed incomes without help from their local foodbank.

We want you to understand our story as Ohio’s largest charitable response to hunger, too. Our work to provide food and other resources to people in need relies on partnerships with faith-based and community organizations, government agencies, elected officials, corporations, foundations, and individuals just like you. In this report, we are pleased to highlight some of our most valued partners– the local farmers, growers, and producers who make our food programs possible.

To solve the alarmingly prevalent issue of hunger in Ohio, we must continue to unite Ohioans from every walk of life in our mission to provide the basic necessity of nutritious food to people like Spencer, Adam, and Kitty. So many of us are just one illness, emergency, or layoff away from finding ourselves in their shoes– we must not let anyone struggling with hunger walk in those shoes alone.

Thank you for your contributions to our shared mission,

Lisa Hamler-Fugitt, Executive Director Matt Habash, Board Chair

Dear friends of Ohio’s foodbanks,

Matt Habash, Board ChairMid-Ohio Foodbank

Dan Flowers, Vice ChairAkron-Canton Regional Foodbank

Keith Williamson, Finance ChairSecond Harvest Food Bank of Clark,

Champaign and Logan Counties

Juliana Chase-Morefield, SecretarySecond Harvest Food Bank

of North Central Ohio

Gary Bright, MemberWest Ohio Food Bank

James Caldwell, MemberToledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank

Jeanne Carroll, MemberOhio Job and Family Services

Directors Association

Tracy Galway, MemberSoutheastern Ohio Food Bank

Anne Goodman, MemberCleveland Foodbank

Michael Iberis, MemberSecond Harvest Food Bank

of the Mahoning Valley

Kurt Reiber, MemberFreestore Foodbank

Michelle Riley, MemberThe Foodbank, Inc.

2013 Board of Directors

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We Source FoodWe purchase surplus produce from Ohio farms, shelf-stable products, and protein-packed foods. Through a combination of public and private funds and donations, we stretch each dollar as far as we can to ensure cost-effective food sourcing.

We Sort and Store FoodThe food we purchase is distributed to our 12 member foodbanks. The foodbanks operate warehouses where they sort large quantities of food for distribution.

We Supply FoodOur member foodbanks distribute food to about 3,300 local food pantries, soup kitchens, and other hunger relief agencies in all of Ohio’s 88 counties.

We Share FoodThis year, 9,096,826 visits were made to local pantries— with many households visiting more than once. Nearly 15 percent of visits were for seniors, and over 34 percent were for children.

Financial Overview for State Fiscal Year 2013Page 6

•Cost Overview for Food Programs

Page 6•

Food Distribution Overview, by sourcePage 6

•Special Childhood Hunger Initiatives

Page 7•

Food Program Vendors and ProductsPage 8

•The Ohio Benefit Bank™

Pages 10 to 11•

National Service ProgramPages 12 to 13

•Special Donations and Partnerships

Pages 14 to 17•

Individual, Public, and Private DonorsPage 18

•Food Program Commodities and Costs

Pages 20 to 21•

Units of Service, by household and typePage 22

•Pounds and Value of Food, by foodbank

Page 23•

Regional Foodbank StatisticsPages 24 to 30

Table of Contents

In state fiscal year 2013, Governor Kasich and the Governor’s Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives made extraordinary investments in Ohio children and families struggling with food insecurity. Governor Kasich issued an Executive Order to support a weekend backpack meals program for the second consecutive summer. This program provided meals each weekend for 10 weeks to children that normally rely on free and reduced-price school meals during the school year (like Cory and Eli, pictured above). The Executive Order also included funding for an innovative summer meals delivery program, which invested in efforts to connect children in rural, remote areas with kid-friendly, shelf-stable meals. Another Executive Order by Governor Kasich provided funds for the purchase of fresh produce to distribute to those children and their families through mobile farmers markets. Governor Kasich also invested Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds in OFPACP to provide additional fruits and vegetables to Ohio’s foodbanks.

Special Initiatives in Partnership with the State of Ohio and Governor John R. Kasich

Total Meals Distributed: 600,000Average Cost Per Meal: $1.59Cost Per Backpack (six meals): $9.52Total Food Cost: $952,231Total Direct Cost: $1,266Total Cost: $953,497

Weekend Meals ProgramTotal Meals Distributed: 245,300Average Cost Per Meal: $1.68Average Cost Per Box (11 meals): $18.44Total Food Cost: $411,085Total Direct Cost: $27,638Total Cost: $438,723

Innovative Meals Delivery ProgramTotal Pounds Purchased: 1,330,658Meals Provided*: 1,108,882Average Cost Per Pound: $0.3732Total Food Cost: $496,650Total Cost: $496,650

Mobile Farmers Market Program

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Ohio Food Program (OFP)State-funded program, includes donations

Agricultural Clearance Program (ACP)State-funded program, includes donations

Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)Funded by the USDA

Local Purchase ProgramsFunded by regional foodbanks

The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)Funded by the USDA

Donated Foods

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General and Administrative:National Service Program:

The Ohio Benefit Bank™:Ohio Food Program

and AgriculturalClearance Program:

Total:

Total ExpensesDonations:

Dues from Member Foodbanks:Foundation and Grant Revenue:

Government RevenueInterest Income:

Other Operating Income:Total:

Total Revenue

Financial Overview for State Fiscal Year 2013

Total Pounds Purchased:Meals Provided*:

Average Cost Per Pound:Total Food Cost:

Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Cost:

Administrative Cost:Total Program Cost:

Ohio Food Program (OFP)

Cost Overview for Ohio Food Program and Agricultural Clearance Program (OFPACP)

Program

Pounds and Value of Food Distributed by Ohio’s Emergency Hunger Relief Network, by program/source

7,862,126 27,841,255 5,960,026 19,364,755 31,547,075 81,092,314

173,667,551

Pounds

$5,312,500 $6,262,500 $9,409,275 $19,512,731 $39,934,351 $142,746,398

$223,177,755

Value

4.53% 16.03% 3.43% 11.15% 18.17% 46.69%

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7,862,1266,551,772$0.6631$5,312,500 $625,000$312,500$6,250,000

Total Pounds Purchased:Meals Provided*:

Average Cost Per Pound:Total Food Cost:

Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Cost:

Administrative Cost:Total Program Cost:

Agricultural Clearance Program (ACP)27,841,25523,201,046$0.2231$6,262,500 $625,000$362,500$7,250,000

$138,011$145,720$630,832$20,388,777$2,130$230,103$21,535,573

$1,097,035$1,749,394$4,141,366

$14,463,891$21,451,686

The Ohio Food Program and Agricultural Clearance Program (OFPACP) is a proven public-private partnership that uses two

complementary programs to make fresh fruits and vegetables, protein items, and shelf-stable foods available to Ohio’s 12

Feeding America foodbanks.

The Ohio Food Program uses funding from the State of Ohio to purchase protein-packed, center-of-the-plate foods in bulk at low rates in order to keep foodbank shelves stocked with essential commodities. The Ohio Agricultural Clearance Program directs surplus agricultural products from Ohio farmers, growers, and producers to Ohio foodbanks, making nutritious food available

to hungry Ohioans and ensuring that fewer crops are left to waste in the fields.

Commodities secured and distributed through OFPACP accounted for over 20 percent of all food distributed by Ohio’s

12 Feeding America foodbanks in state fiscal year 2013.

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Ohio Food Program Vendors | A. Zerega’s Sons, Inc.: Spaghetti, Noodles | Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank: Elbow Macaroni | Beaver Wholesale Meats: Pork | Beckman & Gast Co.: Green Beans, Diced Tomatoes | Burnette Foods, Inc.: Applesauce, Carrots, Mixed Vegetables | Campbell’s Food Service: Canned Soup | CIS: Corn, Cream Corn | Cooper Farms: Turkey Sausage | D & H Meats: Pork | F & AM: Applesauce | Feeding America: Mixed Vegetables, Rice, Spaghetti Sauce, Macaroni and Cheese, Sloppy Joe Sauce, Pasta Dinners, Spaghetti O’s, Baked Beans, Beef Ravioli, Peanut Butter, Elbow Macaroni, Turkey Gravy, Chicken Noodle Soup, Tomato Soup, Carrots, Corn, Spaghetti | Fellinger Co., M.: Green Beans | Ft. Recovery Equity, M & R Plant: Eggs | Gibbs-McCormick, Inc.: Applesauce, Chicken Noodle Soup, Tomato Soup, Cornflakes, Grape Jelly, Turkey Gravy | GoodSource Solutions: Beef Stew, Peaches | Happy Chicken Farms/Merry Milkmaid: Eggs | Hemmelgarn & Sons, Inc.: Eggs | Hertzfeld Poultry Farms: Eggs | Highland Foods: Peaches, Pears, Diced Tomatoes | Hillandale Farms: Eggs | Hillandale of Ohio: Eggs | Hirzel Canning Company & Farms: Spaghetti Sauce, Sloppy Joe Sauce, Diced Tomatoes | Hoffman Meat Processing: Pork | Houses Custom Butchering and Meat Market: Pork | Keystone Brand Meats, Inc.: Canned Beef, Canned Chicken | LA Foods: Corn, Mixed Fruit | Lanning’s Foods: Ground Beef Patties, Ground Beef Chubs | Marshallville Packing Company, Inc.: Pork | MAV Sales Company: Corn, Chicken Noodle Soup, Beef Ravioli | McLane Global: Spaghetti O’s, Rice, Quick Oats, Pears, Peanut Butter, Mandarin Oranges | Mt. Victory Meats: Pork | National Foods Packaging Inc.: Pancake Mix | Rindler Poultry: Eggs | Ross-Medford Farms: Eggs | R.W. Sauder, Inc.: Eggs | Second Harvest Foodbank of Middle Tennessee: Beef Stew, Vegetable Stew, Pancake Mix, Beef Ravioli, Tuna, Peanut Butter, Spaghetti Sauce, Green Beans, Spaghetti, Instant Potatoes, Rice, Carrots | The Food Exchange: Beef Stew | Trillium Farms: Eggs | Vitale Poultry: Chicken | Weaver Brothers, Inc.: Eggs | Zwanenberg Food Group: Canned Ham, Canned Chicken, Chili, Chicken Noodle Soup, Vegetable Stew, Tomato Soup, Vegetable Soup

Lester Lynd, 6th generation grower | Lynd Fruit Farm, Pataskala, OH

Ohio Agricultural Clearance Program Vendors | Arrowhead Orchards: Apples | Bainbridge Produce Auction: Cabbage, Cantaloupe, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Fall Squash, Nectarines, Peaches, Pears, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Turnips, Watermelon, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | Beiersdorfer Orchard: Peaches, Pears | Blake’s Orchards: Cantaloupe, Sweet Corn, Watermelon | Blooming Grove Auction, Inc.: Cabbage, Cantaloupe, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Watermelon | Branstrator Farm: Fall Squash, Tomatoes | Burkholder Farms: Cabbage, Cantaloupe | Buurma Farms: Beets, Cabbage, Carrots, Celery, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Fall Squash, Greens, Lettuce, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Turnips, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | Charlie Harris Farms: Green Beans, Peppers, Sweet Corn | Clark Fruit and Vegetable Farm: Tomatoes | Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona: Tomatoes | Ed Kluba Farms: Cabbage, Fall Squash, Greens, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Yellow Squash | Ellett’s Farm Products, Inc.: Carrots, Sweet Corn | Eshleman Fruit Farm: Apples, Apricots, Peaches, Plums, Sweet Potatoes | Farmer’s Produce Auction: Broccoli, Cabbage, Cantaloupe, Cauliflower, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Fall Squash, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Turnips, Watermelon, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | Florida Association of Food Banks: Grapefruit, Oranges | Folck Family Farm: Blackberries | Forrester Produce: Cantaloupe | Fruit Grower’s Marketing Association: Apples, Blackberries, Cantaloupe, Peaches, Sweet Corn | Fuhrmann’s Orchards: Apples, Cantaloupe | Garver Farm Incorporated: Cantaloupe, Sweet Corn, Zucchini | Geauga Family Farms: Beets, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Kohlrabi, Onions, Peppers, Tomatoes, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | Grams Family Farm Market: Apples, Peaches | Great Lakes: Onions, Potatoes | H & W Greenhouse & Organic Farms: Yellow Squash, Zucchini | Hall Growers, Inc.: Sweet Corn | Hays Orchard: Peaches | Hillcrest Farms: Onions | Holthouse Farms: Beets, Cabbage, Cantaloupe, Carrots, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Fall Squash, Greens, Lettuce, Parsnips, Peppers, Radishes, Spinach, Turnips, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | Homerville Wholesale Produce Auction: Broccoli, Cabbage, Cantaloupe, Cauliflower, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Fall Squash, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Watermelon, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | Hurley Farms: Cabbage, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Fall Squash, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | John F. Stambaugh & Co.: Onions, Potatoes | Legend Hills Orchard: Apples | Lennard Ag Co.: Potatoes | Less and Less Farm: Green Beans | MacQueen Orchards: Apples, Peaches | Malone Orchards: Apples, Pears | Mansfield Correctional Institution: Beets, Cabbage, Eggplant, Fall Squash, Peppers, Radishes, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | McDowell Orchards: Apples | McMaster Farms: Sweet Corn | Michael Farms Inc.: Cabbage, Green Beans, Potatoes, Sweet Corn | Onion Boy Inc.: Potatoes | OSU Waterman Farm: Cabbage, Cantaloupe | Owl Creek Produce Auction: Cantaloupe, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes | Phoinix Farm: Cabbage, Cucumbers, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes | Priebe Apple Acres: Honey | Rainbow Farms: Cantaloupe | Rainsboro Produce: Cabbage, Peppers, Tomatoes, Watermelon | Randy’s Raisings: Cucumbers, Peppers, Tomatoes, Watermelon | Rex Gees Orchard: Tomatoes, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | Rhoads Farms: Blackberries, Cantaloupe, Eggplant, Sweet Corn | Rock-Sea Farms Ltd.: Cucumbers, Peppers, Tomatoes, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | RS Hanline Inc.: Carrots | S & A Produce: Cabbage, Peppers | S. M. Jones: Sweet Corn | Saum Family Farms: Fall Squash, Sweet Corn | Scioto Valley Produce Auction: Cantaloupe, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Watermelon | Suter Produce: Cantaloupe, Sweet Corn | TCN Church: Tomatoes | Tukens Inc.: Green Beans, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes | Vogley Enterprises: Blackberries, Peaches | Walcher Farms: Fall Squash, Peppers | Walnut Drive Gardens: Cabbage, Peppers, Sweet Corn | Wenger’s Produce: Cantaloupe, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Fall Squash, Peaches, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Zucchini | Wesler Orchard: Cucumbers, Fall Squash, Peppers, Sweet Corn, Tomatoes, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | Wiers Farm, Inc.: Beets, Broccoli, Cabbage, Carrots, Cucumbers, Eggplant, Fall Squash, Green Onions, Greens, Lettuce, Onions, Peppers, Radishes, Sweet Corn, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Turnips, Watermelon, Yellow Squash, Zucchini | Witten Farm, Inc.: Cantaloupe, Peppers, Tomatoes | Woodruff Farm Produce: Sweet Corn, Tomatoes

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“I cannot say enough about OBB.I have been doing OBB applications for five

years. It is the most helpful program of all the programs I’ve been involved with as a Chaplain

with the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction for 19 years.”

Arthur Baron, Corrections Reception Center

Working Together. Transforming Communities. Nearly $1 billion in potential work supports and tax credits returned

to our neighbors and friends throughout Ohio

since 2006.

“OBB is ‘better access.’ I use it not only for clients, but also for myself and my family. Clients love that they can call me with their needs and questions. It

is a wonderful outreach tool.”

Michelle Smith-Wojnowski, Neighborhood Health Association

“The OBB allows my small organization to more effectively serve the people

in our rural community.”

Carlene Sands, Stepping Stones

Outreach Ministries

“We have been involved with the OBB since 2006. We value the OBB as an essential tool to provide those most

vulnerable with the basic needs of life. As the OBB grows and adds

programs it expands what wecan offer our clients.”

Nancy Laird,Urban Appalachian Council

“When there seems to be no hope, the OBB gives people

hope. It gives them courage and fortitude to keep on going.”

Jan Patton, Helping Hands Health and Wellness Center

“OBB means direct outreach.Many times residents don’t

understand what is available to them. OBB provides that information and makes it easier for residents to

apply for those benefits.”

Cheryl Mason, Medina County Dept. of Job and Family Services

“OBB means connecting people to programs, resources, and services that could enhance their quality of

life. Linking families to benefits that they can access to eliminate some of

their physical, mental, andemotional stress. Knowing at

the end of the day that we have served those in need and served them with dignity and respect.”

Debra Diggs, Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio

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One mission to reduce poverty and hunger through AmeriCorps VISTA and AmeriCorps State programs since 2006

Over 900 national service members deployedMore than 900,000 hours spent in national service

31,112 volunteers recruited to serve their communities392,000 hours spent in service by those community volunteers

Generated $2,217,606 in cash and in-kind donations and grantsCompleted 19,378 OBB applications through The Ohio Benefit Bank

Returned $34,710,229 in potential work supports and tax credits to OBB clients182,185 other low-income Ohioans reached through direct hunger relief programs

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Ohio Pork Producers Council: Pork Power ProgramThe Ohio Pork Producers Council (OPPC), along with its members and partners, made a generous donation of 37,554 pounds of ground pork in March 2013. This locally raised, produced, and processed pork provided protein-packed meals to thousands of hungry people in the Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, and Toledo areas. Since launching the Pork Power Program in 2009, OPPC and its members have donated nearly 200,000 pounds of nutritious pork to Ohio’s foodbanks.

Participating pork producers included D & H Meats, Mt. Victory Meats, and Marshallville Packing Company, Inc. Five foodbanks received donations: Cleveland Foodbank (7,440 lbs), Freestore Foodbank (10,800 lbs), Mid-Ohio Foodbank (8,604 lbs), The Foodbank, Inc. (5,892 lbs), and Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank (4,818 lbs).

Ohio Poultry Association: Egg DonationThe Ohio Poultry Association (OPA), along with member egg farmers, donated more than 750,000 eggs in May 2013 as part of National Egg Month. These locally raised eggs had an estimated retail value of approximately $100,000 and provided needy children, adults, and seniors with a fantastic source of protein that foodbanks are often otherwise unable to provide. This donation continued and built upon a longstanding partnership between the OPA and its members and Ohio’s emergency food assistance network.

Participating egg farmers included Ft. Recovery Equity, Hemmelgarn & Sons, Hertzfeld Poultry Farms, Rindler Poultry, Ross-Medford Farms, and Weaver Brothers, Inc. All 12 of our member foodbanks received donated eggs.

UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Ohio, Inc. lent a generous helping hand in spring 2013 when they donated $60,000, divided amongst Ohio’s 12 Feeding America foodbanks, to support the purchase and distribution

of fresh produce items for hungry Ohioans. Through this donation, UnitedHealthcare demonstrated their willingness to encourage improved

health through increased access to nutritious foods. Food purchased included apples, cabbage, greens, lettuce, onions, potatoes, sweet corn,

and sweet potatoes.

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Ohio Penal Industries, part of the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC), is dedicated to training for offenders, contributing to their successful reentry to society. Our innovative partnership with ODRC

continued this year, providing not only fresh vegetables for hungry Ohioans, but also agriculture employment training for offenders. The Mansfield

Correctional Institution grew 47,084 pounds of produce, including beets, cabbage, eggplant, peppers, radishes, fall squash, sweet corn, tomatoes,

yellow squash, and zucchini.

Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction

The Columbus Foundation and its family of donors— including the Byron and Joann Bossenbroek Family, Lois S. and H. Roy Chope, Adelaide C. Craig, Richard and Linda Gunther, Robert B. Hurst, James W. Overstreet, William A. and Jane B. Scheurer, and Richard H. and Ann Shafer Funds— generously continued their longstanding support for The Ohio Benefit Bank this year. The vision and leadership of The Columbus Foundation has empowered The

Ohio Benefit Bank network to serve nearly 500,000 Ohioans since 2006.

UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Ohio

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The Ohio Association of School Business Officials (OASBO) generously supported the Ohio Association of Foodbanks through proceeds from its fundraising efforts. We continue to partner with them to raise awareness of programs available to address childhood hunger in Ohio schools and beyond. Thank you, OASBO!

We continue to proudly serve as a No Kid Hungry® Ally through our partnership with Share Our Strength, a national nonprofit dedicated to ending childhood hunger in America. Our No Kid Hungry Ally grant through Share Our Strength has not only helped to support our efforts to increase access to summer meals and SNAP, but has also increased our ability to leverage additional funding and support for childhood hunger relief initiatives. Thank you Share Our Strength!

Ohio’s first-ever Innovative Summer Meals Delivery Program— funded through an Executive Order by Governor John Kasich and carried out in partnership with the Governor’s Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, the Ohio Department of Education, and participating program sponsors— helped us to provide weekly summer

meals to about 1,700 children at risk of hunger and living in some of the most remote, rural areas of southern Ohio.

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David BonowitzBeth BrooksJ. Michael CarneyAnton ChinCheryl CollinsJoe and Connie CornelyDiana DaPoreJeffrey A. DollinDiana FowlerRebecca FoxGeorgia HartJoy G. HingstonSavoin IenTamara JamesJanet JonesPaul JorgensenTakuya KikchiEugene and Nancy KingJoshua LinkSean LydenJoshua MillsHinda MitchellPatricia MossPatricia NewlinDana RexBill SundermeyerKathryn Tefft-KellerChris TegardenKenneth L. ThompsonPatricia TickleKristen TomkoMonica WatfordMr. and Mrs. Brian WoodMarsha M. WrightKarl and Ann Zinn

AARP FoundationAbbott Laboratories Employee Giving CampaignADAMH Board of Franklin CountyAetna FoundationAMVETS Department of Ohio Ladies AuxiliaryCareSourceChesapeake Operating, Inc.CoBankCOMFEST / The Community FestivalGibbs McCormick, Inc.Holthouse FarmsInnogive FoundationMAZON: A Jewish Response to HungerMolina Healthcare of OhioThe Foundation for School Business ManagementOhio Association of Student Financial Aid AdvisorsOhio Housing Finance AgencySagitec SolutionsShare Our StrengthSigma Nu Fraternity (Case Western Reserve)The Columbus Foundation, including the Byron and Joann Bossenbroek Family, Lois S. and H. Roy Chope, Adelaide C. Craig, Richard and Linda Gunther, Robert B. Hurst, James W. Overstreet, William A. and Jane B. Scheurer, and Richard H. and Ann Shafer FundsThe George Gund FoundationThe Jerome Kobacker Charities FoundationToyota 100 Cars for GoodUnited HealthCare Services, Inc.

129th and 130th Ohio General AssembliesCorporation for National and Community ServiceGovernor’s Office of Faith-Based and Community InitiativesOffice of Governor John R. KasichOhio Department of AgingOhio Department of DevelopmentOhio Department of Job and Family ServicesOhio Department of Rehabilitation and CorrectionServeOhio, Ohio’s commission on service and volunteerismUSDA Food and Nutrition Service

Individual Donors

Private Funders

Public FundersUnited Producers, Inc.United Way of Greater CincinnatiUnitedHealthcare Ohio Provider Relations TeamWal-Mart FoundationYellow Springs Music Department

About 680,000 children in Ohio don’t always know where their next meal will come from. Hunger has serious consequences for a child’s ability to learn and grow—and we believe that no child should have to endure those consequences. Thank you for working with us to prevent children in Ohio from going hungry.

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ApplesauceBaked BeansBeef - CannedBeef RavioliCarrots - CannedChicken - CannedChili with Meat and BeansCorn - CannedCornflakesDinner - Beef and RiceDinner - Beef PastaDinner - CheeseburgerDinner - Chicken and RiceDinner - Lasagna SkilletDinner - Stroganoff SkilletDinner - Tuna PastaEgg NoodlesEggsElbow MacaroniFresh ChickenGrape JellyGreen Beans - CannedGround BeefHam - CannedInstant PotatoesMacaroni and Cheese

441,788159,8857,056808,223126,41620,811434,160369,79296,2282,65219,03237,1202,65238,19719,90228,123116,118386,60346,12096,854138,591612,25525,92045,81011,491313,787

$0.5588$0.5923$3.0476$0.6272$0.5177$2.2479$0.7474$0.4905$1.0254$1.0196$1.5007$1.4684$1.0196$1.3507$1.4753$1.5685$0.7589$0.6047$0.5545$0.9299$0.7772$0.4287$2.0867$2.2339$1.3985$0.7105

Commodity Pounds Cost/Pound

Ohio Food Program

ApplesApricotsBeef - CannedBeetsBlackberriesBlueberriesBroccoliCabbageCantaloupeCarrotsCauliflowerCeleryChicken - CannedCucumbersEggplantEggsFall SquashGrapefruitGreen BeansGreen OnionsGreensGround BeefHam - Canned

2,537,71313,4422,352395,47610,2335,86462,5391,959,561341,160625,9159,03857,12231,1851,211,66861,185121,860596,93838,499215,19013,8931,170,78430,00025,920

$0.3871$0.5013$3.3333$0.3266$0.4750$3.4838$0.3207$0.1501$0.1247$0.1665$0.0904$0.1686$2.2000$0.2226$0.3350$0.6319$0.2245$0.1100$0.3034$0.4799$0.3406$2.0044$2.1000


Ohio Agricultural Clearance ProgramCommodity Pounds Cost/Pound

Total Cost of the Ohio Food Program and Agricultural Clearance Program: $13,500,000

Total Pounds Purchased: 27,841,255

Meals Provided*: 23,201,046

Average Cost Per Pound: $0.2231

Total Food Cost: $6,262,500

Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Cost: $625,000

Administrative Cost: $362,500

Total Ohio Agricultural Clearance Program Cost: $7,250,000

*1.2 pounds = 1 meal


Mixed FruitMixed VegetablesPancake MixPeaches - CannedPeanut ButterPears - CannedQuick OatsRiceSloppy Joe SauceSoup - Bean and BaconSoup - Chicken NoodleSoup - Cream of ChickenSoup - Cream of MushroomSoup - Cream of PotatoSoup - TomatoSoup - VegetableSpaghettiSpaghetti O’sSpaghetti SauceStew - BeefStew - Beef and VegetableStew - VegetableTomatoes - CannedTunaTurkey GravyTurkey Sausage

15,300250,538101,22349,470208,683140,71149,032354,86453,9337,778188,70411,28411,2843,761116,23560,488205,02077,265317,228561,60030,00099,000195,9046,72047,250293,268

$0.7089$0.4992$0.5547$0.5562$1.0987$0.5361$0.7709$0.3870$0.5614$1.1436$0.6409$0.9980$0.9980$1.1824$0.5879$0.6349$0.4868$0.5237$0.4073$0.7356$0.6817$0.6818$0.3782$2.1967$0.5981$1.1231

Total Pounds Purchased: 7,862,126

Meals Provided*: 6,551,772

Average Cost Per Pound: $0.6631

Total Food Cost: $5,312,500

Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Cost: $625,000

Administrative Cost: $312,500

Total Ohio Food Program Cost: $6,250,000

HoneyKohlrabiLettuceNectarinesOnionsOrangesParsnipsPeachesPearsPeppersPlumsPork - CannedPotatoesRadishesSweet CornSweet PotatoTomatoesTurkey SausageTurnipsWatermelonYellow SquashZucchini

3141,974285,7503,5642,891,07237,734375185,2935,8851,032,8563363,5288,303,136205,5292,134,7421,060,857427,60840,960341,944294,575450,987594,699

$2.0303$0.3929$0.2856$0.3928$0.1526$0.1100$0.3300$0.4396$0.4572$0.3125$0.4107$3.3333$0.1265$0.5645$0.1686$0.2015$0.3262$1.1600$0.3272$0.0829$0.4156$0.3849

Akron-CantonRegional Foodbank

ClevelandFoodbank

FreestoreFoodbank

Mid-OhioFoodbank

Second Harvest Food Bank of Clark, Champaign & Logan Counties

Second Harvest Food Bankof North Central Ohio

Second Harvest Food Bankof the Mahoning Valley

Shared HarvestFoodbank

Southeastern OhioFood Bank

The Foodbank, Inc.of Dayton

Toledo NorthwesternOhio Food Bank

West OhioFood Bank

StatewideTotals

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Akron-CantonRegional Foodbank

ClevelandFoodbank

FreestoreFoodbank

Mid-OhioFoodbank

Second Harvest Food Bank of Clark, Champaign & Logan Counties

Second Harvest Food Bankof North Central Ohio

Second Harvest Food Bankof the Mahoning Valley

Shared HarvestFoodbank

Southeastern OhioFood Bank

The Foodbank, Inc.of Dayton

Toledo NorthwesternOhio Food Bank

West OhioFood Bank

StatewidePounds

StatewideValue ($)

Percentage ofTotal Pounds (%)

Foodbank Donated

Pounds and Value of Food Distributed, by foodbank

10,457,391

16,012,948

7,295,233

25,674,116

2,502,336

2,923,892

2,955,113

3,023,613

1,078,857

2,551,482

3,983,133

2,634,200

81,092,314

$142,746,398

46.69%

4,678,843

6,362,830

3,593,530

6,598,474

693,336

1,384,805

2,321,578

1,376,729

1,393,314

1,869,679

N/A

1,273,957

31,547,075

$39,934,351

18.17%

N/A

205,847

227,283

2,300,723

456,826

N/A

N/A

582,585

1,676,310

N/A

N/A

510,452

5,960,026

$9,409,275

3.43%

2,628,265

6,329,222

2,446,903

4,244,150

62,021

802,464

1,454,929

239,763

110,737

673,565

155,500

217,236

19,364,755

$19,512,731

11.15%

3,627,350

4,270,064

2,737,800

5,432,740

679,816

1,327,258

1,764,248

956,367

1,393,476

1,668,776

2,089,691

1,403,926

27,841,255

$6,262,500

16.03%

1,270,962

1,585,181

1,184,796

1,677,350

188,799

420,274

796,914

425,586

343,563

447,902

678,464

294,434

7,862,126

$5,312,500

4.53%

TEFAP CSFP Purchased ACP OFP

22,662,811

34,766,092

17,485,545

45,927,553

4,583,134

6,858,693

9,292,782

6,604,643

5,996,257

7,211,404

6,906,788

6,334,205

173,667,551

$223,177,755

Total

246,804

348,603

187,110

359,761

41,738

89,904

119,468

81,591

64,189

79,181

122,168

88,884

1,829,401

306,739

359,832

206,167

398,350

46,076

113,441

115,523

101,343

69,879

98,829

140,056

95,637

2,051,872

140,724

204,349

88,483

203,694

23,412

58,560

73,399

38,190

40,928

35,893

68,030

52,115

1,027,777

211,730

209,006

132,005

316,022

38,616

95,432

92,419

66,509

47,310

74,491

94,999

65,538

1,444,077

398,007

339,166

234,892

595,438

70,997

181,784

139,130

131,737

88,459

138,038

157,070

122,875

2,597,593

47,632

59,152

26,750

55,765

8,227

22,462

21,069

11,070

13,608

17,551

17,589

12,378

313,253

458,381

458,339

295,025

674,701

79,611

219,848

169,823

141,891

94,114

172,150

198,043

144,405

3,106,331

618,571

893,132

340,082

2,271,602

112,375

140,220

255,311

156,039

13,729

141,076

194,496

146,807

5,283,440

999,228

2,424,683

769,700

2,979,627

150,264

461,006

322,293

520,669

26,650

760,094

425,457

189,396

10,029,067

382,114

138,611

99,502

102,145

54,781

8,983

5,702

80,304

18,855

1,084

199,952

6,944

1,098,977

2,219,837

2,263,367

480,242

1,138,437

573,051

89,300

478,528

294,640

176,831

106,348

916,510

61,701

8,798,792

Units of Service by Household and Type

Foodbank HH Adults Seniors HH Adults Seniors Children People Meals People Meals

Households (HH) without children

Households (HH) with children Meal Sites Congregate Sites

Pantry Statistics (by household type) Meal Site Statistics (by agency type)

Children = 0 to 17 Adults = 18 to 59 Seniors = 60+ Households based on duplicated units of serviceTEFAP: The Emergency Food Assistance Program | CSFP: Commodity Supplemental Food ProgramACP: Agricultural Clearance Program | OFP: Ohio Food Program

25

HHs8,3565,03511,37916,38781,38882,20529,32912,725

CarrollHolmesMedinaPortageStarkSummitTuscarawasWayne

Adults8,9397,75814,21319,62699,78199,08841,73215,602

Seniors6,7833,6667,4229,46846,32441,60818,7576,696

HHs5,9276,3749,99814,39365,19370,70128,15610,988

Adults12,84414,55419,71026,916119,395121,55061,03522,003

Seniors1,2247902,3552,57917,96516,5294,7141,476

Children13,08915,55021,63530,113137,826152,85364,48722,828

People1,440N/A20,86146,181190,833298,35734,63426,265

Meals1,475N/A48,696122,477249,997457,17361,47157,939

People18,36630,29822,7899,562135,096147,48412,8225,697

Meals125,750149,84495,379205,161342,6821,078,119107,160115,742

Pantry Statistics (by household type)Households (HHs) without children Households (HHs) with children

Meal Site Statistics (by agency type)Meal Sites Congregate Sites

Donated267,828569,030358,725556,2862,517,1694,363,4701,424,270400,61310,457,391

CarrollHolmesMedinaPortageStarkSummitTuscarawasWayneTotal

USDA209,761186,739179,159262,5661,183,9741,323,2221,175,513157,9094,678,843

Purchased111,42468,504158,230256,262642,047979,682308,076104,0402,628,265

ACP104,098142,913165,188277,247901,8161,140,503752,308143,2773,627,350

OFP20,806110,46534,39270,309314,638450,934209,56459,8541,270,962

Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank | Akron, OH

HHs8,41113,165274,7374,36219,91928,009

AshlandAshtabulaCuyahogaGeaugaLakeRichland

Adults8,71116,358270,6964,54827,33832,181

Seniors5,2508,642157,1613,40013,52116,375

HHs5,17110,535153,0642,55719,43318,246

Adults10,37420,545230,7284,66737,90134,951

Seniors1,0192,46046,0835284,5144,548

Children10,79323,321335,9075,34243,67939,297

People27,39333,412733,05238776,46522,423

Meals58,08149,9032,068,66321,882121,650104,504

People1,4781,160119,8373,5982,01410,524

Meals25,5337,4372,155,54623,4299,51141,911



Donated451,439730,31712,596,128237,7301,131,348865,98616,012,948

AshlandAshtabulaCuyahogaGeaugaLakeRichlandTotal

USDA156,890381,4194,818,453120,214442,688443,1666,362,830

Purchased150,550110,1695,412,57592,753339,874223,3016,329,222

ACP158,507266,9983,077,285174,074351,705241,4954,270,064

OFP39,796105,1831,191,46032,695116,77099,2771,585,181

Cleveland Foodbank | Cleveland, OH

HHs8,8584,45811,1004,978103,92410,45012,61430,728

AdamsBrownClermontClintonHamiltonHighlandPikeScioto

Adults13,1444,20914,9666,007107,07612,13816,29332,334

Seniors5,2104,0506,3052,76738,8437,0916,88617,331

HHs6,7413,71713,7664,25465,1968,37510,56719,389

Adults11,9477,73029,6539,604102,99817,10921,38634,465

Seniors9761,6052,49779713,6372,0881,2783,872

Children13,6698,56429,83010,428153,51319,26222,20137,558

PeopleN/AN/A14,956140292,58510,39718521,819

MealsN/AN/A32,2329,843665,78110,97110,17640,697

PeopleN/A2,3162,116N/A93,602N/A1,333135

MealsN/A2,31657,112N/A342,014N/A58,55020,250



Donated257,571179,462409,215475,0205,402,940223,909123,631223,4857,295,233

AdamsBrownClermontClintonHamiltonHighlandPikeSciotoTotal

USDA194,982170,148396,880137,0541,675,904330,762173,499514,3013,593,530

Purchased65,92169,160117,79065,4021,821,96245,73251,505209,4312,446,903

ACP65,155160,574216,59129,5231,573,28488,960249,420354,2932,737,800

OFP39,95530,504106,49140,826766,02646,27830,529124,1871,184,796

Freestore Foodbank | Cincinnati, OH

CSFPN/AN/AN/AN/A227,283N/AN/AN/A227,283

Donated279,0242,257,25115,2072,551,482

GreeneMontgomeryPrebleTotal

USDA358,5231,467,30543,8511,869,679

Purchased78,244580,06515,256673,565

ACP135,1661,532,3321,2781,668,776

OFP59,988379,4998,415447,902

The Foodbank, Inc. | Dayton, OH

HHs13,29963,9051,977

GreeneMontgomeryPreble

Adults17,27978,7272,823

Seniors7,13228,021740

HHs14,17058,5321,789

Adults29,197105,1273,714

Seniors4,85812,416277

Children36,238131,8764,036

People6,138133,8371,101

Meals14,608744,3691,117

PeopleN/A1,084N/A

MealsN/A106,348N/A



CSFPN/AN/A205,847N/AN/AN/A205,847

7,211,404 total lbs.84 member agencies




27

HHs8,6186,9757,07420,4754,478155,5789,2595,46818,32313,25128,09410,40012,7762,7767,92813,9537,2985,33013,6648,043

BelmontCoshoctonDelawareFairfieldFayetteFranklinGuernseyHarrisonJeffersonKnoxLickingMadisonMarionMonroeMorrowMuskingumNoblePickawayRossUnion

Adults8,2326,7456,98320,1784,086179,9158,6386,66123,79914,96828,80012,18514,3292,36410,56713,4786,9274,42318,1526,920

Seniors5,8234,4654,82112,4222,78472,8955,9404,53610,3798,67415,7156,3728,0452,0156,7979,5905,8333,3917,5265,671

HHs4,2913,4865,06418,7652,443144,3035,2692,61928,55910,68617,46613,13311,5041,4146,82210,1445,0895,15714,0375,771

Adults7,9966,41710,36837,9794,170293,59110,8823,50023,98522,39230,10126,24323,3093,03013,95916,79111,0019,72527,74612,253

Seniors7442701,1493,41043327,4059313132,9021,2252,4912,5772,4551461,8351,4288661,4472,6481,090

Children8,0596,93711,32639,6694,890355,15811,1905,74624,33622,72832,48027,70424,4433,56314,05719,13311,6479,01429,33413,287

People24,13393,099N/A179,10614,184976,72044,9901,78826,47239,547129,67714,78465,04514,2882,834445,91914,601112,68364,2447,488

Meals24,51993,099N/A215,04415,8731,231,072164,7192,47734,28256,438163,14915,21281,56214,2882,834664,52814,601112,92365,1947,813

PeopleN/AN/AN/A1,7102,00240,7081,144N/AN/A6,12341,226493N/AN/A2401,3106,05982818230

MealsN/AN/AN/A73,17854,659504,41312,777N/AN/A70,864190,2011,480N/AN/A1,30032,427164,8899,20222,817230



Donated972,088273,877225,2421,520,335236,56113,987,055507,105262,397976,324786,7211,489,064547,129758,316179,330242,044848,646344,853265,2651,071,568180,19625,674,116

BelmontCoshoctonDelawareFairfieldFayetteFranklinGuernseyHarrisonJeffersonKnoxLickingMadisonMarionMonroeMorrowMuskingumNoblePickawayRossUnionTotal

USDA109,300123,92169,263350,70244,2063,525,064116,51995,473272,285312,389341,839159,720190,78062,961121,801239,27379,53742,183291,22550,0336,598,474

Purchased137,51756,80177,587324,34451,7622,210,88493,41260,525203,028127,58617,52682,601175,70721,09031,972112,018143,66490,311134,18191,6344,244,150

ACP250,53016,67160,375239,02162,9513,260,064128,91738,315226,990157,394135,09687,096181,69366,56459,902127,41154,03928,025218,47833,2085,432,740

OFP21,54031,84616,33381,0118,202863,04925,31637,61479,53676,04492,10656,61826,75510,73837,10761,6539,61521,603113,9796,6851,677,350

Mid-Ohio Foodbank | Grove City, OHCSFP122,27293,159131,992117,31083,434566,286128,102102,88477,13044,668155,26534,94389,26955,10451,326159,15547,78091,21465,99683,4342,300,723

Donated289,4072,021,114191,8152,502,336

ChampaignClarkLoganTotal

USDA125,214446,143121,979693,336

Purchased9,55748,5573,90762,021

ACP121,281476,42582,110679,816

OFP34,903108,62845,268188,799

Second Harvest Food Bank of Clark, Champaign and Logan Counties | Springfield, OH

HHs8,21926,7656,754

ChampaignClarkLogan

Adults8,82830,2636,985

Seniors4,93314,5203,959

HHs6,29924,8947,423

Adults12,11746,95811,922

Seniors1,2975,5171,413

Children12,78454,62012,207

People43,09450,31718,964

Meals54,55070,82124,893

People1,93248,4444,405

Meals12,164556,3704,517



CSFP83,800295,38577,641456,826

Donated447,7461,671,579835,7882,955,113

ColumbianaMahoningTrumbullTotal

USDA371,4501,300,084650,0442,321,578

Purchased220,446822,989411,4941,454,929

ACP282,301987,964493,9831,764,248

OFP127,507446,271223,136796,914

Second Harvest Food Bank of the Mahoning Valley | Youngstown, OH

HHs26,29158,23934,938

ColumbianaMahoningTrumbull

Adults29,92049,85835,745

Seniors18,06437,34517,990

HHs21,02845,54225,849

Adults41,47959,02238,629

Seniors3,89413,5233,652

Children44,62978,09747,097

People13,365153,88588,061

Meals26,242174,485121,566

PeopleN/A4,4521,250

MealsN/A369,586108,942







Donated378,131272,783360,3271,912,6512,923,892

CrawfordErieHuronLorainTotal

USDA125,287184,442191,918883,1581,384,805

Purchased84,62477,823131,607508,410802,464

ACP166,887114,291306,366739,7141,327,258

OFP39,34253,20364,462263,267420,274

Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio | Lorain, OH

HHs12,5059,40414,85253,143

CrawfordErieHuronLorain

Adults12,13212,26918,27770,763

Seniors9,7584,7999,58634,417

HHs7,2749,44115,26363,454

Adults13,86917,68531,345118,885

Seniors1,3341,9652,82416,339

Children14,80920,94433,776150,319

People6,9647,94311,699113,614

Meals7,615101,99418,388333,009

PeopleN/A5373,2355,211

MealsN/A9,09914,89165,310



HHs11,3626,1027,9454,4769,7885,7663,9363,1366,3715,307

AthensGalliaHockingJacksonLawrenceMeigsMorganPerryVintonWashington

Adults14,1617,0578,5435,64410,5465,4144,0094,0455,4984,962

Seniors6,3054,1035,4512,9334,7924,7062,2731,8264,7463,793

HHs9,0175,3206,7175,2726,3662,7821,7513,3773,8212,887

Adults15,72811,12913,0208,68911,4195,4393,3396,7797,1375,780

Seniors1,7441,3971,3833,4342,1157791681,1111,021456

Children17,40611,31114,3237,02115,0395,2783,5676,4467,6666,057

People4,3141,7734,964236N/A323510N/A601,549

Meals5,6054,0448,155236N/A2871,374N/A5,4001,549

People1,2834,2838,8201,917N/A1,222680N/A222428

Meals15,7385,57192,59826,509N/A14,1751,832N/A19,980428



Donated253,49981,857228,798109,96554,17139,92522,57051,365122,034114,6731,078,857

AthensGalliaHockingJacksonLawrenceMeigsMorganPerryVintonWashingtonTotal

USDA227,419123,799265,412121,278159,30742,69539,88499,152179,461134,9071,393,314

Purchased16,6253,53957,4114,5033,3132,1884,2705,3078,0495,532110,737

ACP166,842130,192254,125257,571175,27917,83339,478222,84697,19932,1111,393,476

OFP69,22727,57049,98341,64343,2008,73510,57429,66240,96222,007343,563

Southeastern Ohio Food Bank | Logan, OH

CSFP228,385148,487152,808220,512192,878140,59490,834202,59790,671208,5441,676,310

Donated1,704,973231,201458,22434,156595,0593,023,613

ButlerDarkeMiamiPrebleWarrenTotal

USDA796,44940,470215,05538,463286,2921,376,729

Purchased54,02614,15525,92010,842134,820239,763

ACP862,5329,27630,9743,92449,661956,367

OFP241,20225,14460,79123,50274,947425,586

Shared Harvest Foodbank | Fairfield, OH

HHs51,6332,48112,9861,49612,995

ButlerDarkeMiamiPrebleWarren

Adults61,1573,42319,1662,19015,407

Seniors23,0171,4486,4117986,516

HHs36,6752,03812,3011,80513,690

Adults71,6524,75222,5984,26028,475

Seniors6,4072931,7893482,233

Children77,1134,77525,5054,09830,400

People134,1457288,26626312,637

Meals181,81151,82029,77510,545246,718

People27,135N/A13,88337,1482,138

Meals104,552N/A22,10162,906105,081



CSFP323,42644,83237,53052,299124,498582,585

HHs8,0674,9641,59076,4634,7177,2508,44110,676

DefianceFultonHenryLucasOttawaSanduskyWilliamsWood

Adults11,3085,6112,09491,5644,0637,0289,3609,028

Seniors3,0903,8111,24436,8492,5104,7807,0588,688

HHs10,4903,6371,56657,7012,1365,4115,7728,286

Adults16,1116,9153,33793,9463,4308,50610,73914,086

Seniors2,13263329310,5602011,7309411,099

Children19,8537,8473,220123,0944,27812,13011,48716,134

People14,1031,265N/A169,1301,2454,153N/A4,600

Meals18,5102,667N/A365,3834,91726,633N/A7,347

People7,5426,0141,794145,4131,60629,1786,7141,691

Meals11,02084,65625,464590,21123,98532,535117,41531,224



Donated325,739131,61291,3212,198,698163,247349,582266,812456,1223,983,133

DefianceFultonHenryLucasOttawaSanduskyWilliamsWoodTotal

Purchased28,1656,51713,63471,7865,1003,4169,56817,314155,500

ACP285,45869,19581,280915,64381,935223,269107,209325,7022,089,691

OFP43,77736,54114,138432,82013,59431,82542,34763,422678,464

Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank | Toledo, OH




31

HHs36,0292,02111,7603,5178883,2807,4004,56210,9374,5563,934

AllenAuglaizeHancockHardinMercerPauldingPutnamSenecaShelbyVan WertWyandot

Adults31,9802,13014,9924,9679334,0589,2165,90613,1475,9742,334

Seniors17,8041,5905,8061,9027962,0414,9143,0597,6032,5194,081

HHs19,6561,70512,1372,7991,5732,3167,7544,1019,4793,159859

Adults33,0282,97023,6865,8942,8634,55715,4476,66419,4826,5211,763

Seniors5,4131752,2136132253257563431,493508314

Children42,5934,81027,2685,9364,3814,56716,3708,49121,1887,0661,735

People57,45621,4122,244152,867656N/A35,15324,449772,478

Meals80,41021,4913,111153,577725N/A39,72132,4105,1082,828

People6,944N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A

Meals61,701N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A



Donated1,209,54970,605417,62077,69267,88667,060103,03076,745407,31980,65356,0412,634,200

AllenAuglaizeHancockHardinMercerPauldingPutnamSenecaShelbyVan WertWyandotTotal

USDA393,15967,678154,32181,47645,91673,084101,016112,207118,15271,27655,6721,273,957

Purchased92,5315,51246,0234,9211,40610,37412,30436,5386026,545480217,236

ACP607,89527,14139,58693,2415,32840,79274,09030,855377,08765,72042,1911,403,926

OFP79,54419,25442,14823,00815,01812,74215,58236,44820,36618,60211,722294,434

West Ohio Food Bank | Lima, OH

CSFP209,43022,84432,56837,68425,76627,0109,93456,08338,82617,32132,986510,452

Sorting peppers on the line | D.R. Walcher Farms, North Fairfield, OH30


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