ANNUAL REPORTJuly 1 , 2011– June 30,2012

HungerHope

FightingDelivering

Delivering hope.

Our member agencies are vital to what we do. Theyserve on the front lines in the fight against hungeras a direct link to many in need.They are foodpantries, soup kitchens, shelters, adult and childcare centers, and more. Through partnerships with275+ organizations, operating more than 380different programs, we are able to touch the lives ofmore than 211,000 Kentuckians each year.

Fighting hunger.

Fiscal year 2012 can be described as one of pivotal change for God’s Pantry Food Bank.While our mission of feeding hungry Kentuckians has remained steady, we have madenecessary modifications to the way we go about this task.

Continuing with the capital campaign launched the previous year, we completed severalimportant aspects of our expansion project, including 6,000 additional square feet ofcooled space for perishable products, a community room to welcome our 8,000 annualvolunteers and a dedicated room for our repack operation. These changes will allow us toaccess and distribute more healthy, perishable products, and provide a more stablesupply of food staples.

We also introduced a refreshed logo this year, one that more appropriately identifies ourwork as a Food Bank, but honors our heritage and history. Along with the logo change, weadopted a new tag line – Fighting Hunger. Delivering Hope. These strong statementsconcisely represent the work we do every day.

Amid all these changes and construction projects we successfully maintained a high levelof food distribution, seeing 22.8 million pounds of food distributed across our service area.We worked to re-establish food pantries in tornado-ravished Magoffin and MorganCounties, and we increased the amount of fresh fruits and vegetables offered – one-thirdof our total distribution was fresh produce!

As I look to the future, I am humbled, because I know that none of this would be possiblewithout your help. And I am excited about our ability to accomplish the task at hand. Thereare still nearly 120,000 people in the 50 counties we serve whom we have yet to reach withthe food they need, but with the changes we have made we arenow better equipped to receive and distribute more food, in amore efficient way, and reach more people in need.

Because of your support, we have made fundamental changesthat are vital to fighting hunger and delivering hope.

Thank you!

Marian F. GuinnChief Executive Officer

a letter to our supporters

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Studies have also shown that a well-nourished child can concentrate better in class, has fewer behavioral problems inschool and has fewer overall health issues. God’s Pantry FoodBank relieves child hunger through its BackPack and Kids Cafeprograms.

Delivering hope.

BackPack - Morton MiddleBackPack - Northern Elem.BackPack - Picadome Elem.BackPack - Russell Cave Elem.BackPack - Winburn MiddleCSFP - Ballard/Griffith TowersCSFP - Baptist Church ManorCSFP - Black & Williams Senior

CenterCSFP - Christ Church AptartmentsCSFP - Christian TowersCSFP - Emerson CenterCSFP - Main Street Baptist ManorCSFP - Malabu ManorCSFP - Saint Luke UMC CSFP - Sayre Christian VillageKids Cafe - Consolidated Baptist Kids Cafe - EmbraceKids Cafe - Repairers/Seventh StreetKids Cafe - Shiloh Baptist ChurchKids Cafe - St. Luke UMCKids Cafe - WECEPPantry - Broadway Christian ChurchPantry - Central Christian ChurchPantry - Pilgrim Baptist ChurchPantry - Saint Luke UMC Church

Harvest Worship CenterHigh Street Neighborhood AssociationHope Center - Privett CenterHope Center for WomenHope Center KitchenIsaiah 58 Clays Mill Elem. BackPackIsaiah 58 Packin’ the PantryLexington Habitat for HumanityLexington Habitat Hospitality BoxesLexington Fayette Urban County Gvmt.MASH Drop InnMaxwell Street Presbyterian

Moveable Feast Lexington, Inc.St. Martha’s Episcopal ChurchThe Lighthouse Ministries, Inc.The NestWestminister Village

FLEMINGFood for Underserved Counties (GPFB)Fleming County BackPack (GPFB)Kids Cafe - Flemingsburg Assembly of

God (GPFB)Licking Valley Community Action

FLOYDAuxier Food PantryBackPack - Floyd County Housing

Authority (GPFB)Betsy Layne SeniorsCAP-Big Sandy Family Abuse CenterCAP-Camp ShawneeCAP-Outreach Services FloydChristian Appalachian Project Feed My Sheep PantryFishes and Loaves Food PantryFitzpatrick First Baptist ChurchGarrett Church of God Food PantryHeaven’s HarvestHope In The MountainsJacob's Ladder Food PantryMartin Area Senior CitizensMCCC Adult Day TrainingMiddle Creek Comunity PantryMountain Comp Care LayneMountain Comp Care Martin TRPMud Creek ClinicMud Creek SeniorsSt. Vincent MissionTri-County Salvation Army

FRANKLINFranklin County Food Pantry Food for Underserved Counties (GPFB)Graefenburg Christian ChurchPleasant’s PantrySeven Stars Life CenterSt. Vincent de Paul - FrankfortWest Frankfort First Church of God

GARRARDBluegrass CACFamily Ministry CenterGarrard County Food PantryGarrard County Partners For Progress

HARLANCamp O’CumberlandsCumberland Church of God Food PantryChrist’s Hands Food PantryChrist’s Hands Soup KitchenCumberland River MH/MR BoardEvarts Church of God MinistryKids Cafe - Harlan Boys and Girls Club

(GPFB)Shepherd’s Pantry, Inc.St. Stephen OutreachSt. Stephen Emergency PantryVerda First Baptist Church

HARRISONChurch of the Advent - CSFPLiving Hope Assembly of God

JACKSONChristian Appalachian ProjectJackson County Backpack ClubJackson County Food BankSand Gap Food Pantry

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member agencies (continued)

One in four Kentucky children misses meals regularly. Even mild malnutrition can lead to learning delays, school absences and behavior problems.

ch i l d h unge r

Fighting hunger.

ANDERSONAnderson County Backpack BuddiesOpen Hands Community Food Pantry

BATHAbundance of Rain - CSFPAbundance of Rain Food PantryChristian Social Services

BELLAppalachian Hands of HopeCCM - CSFPCooperative Christian MinistryHenderson Settlement FoodboxHenderson Settlement KitchenHenderson Settlement SeniorsLighthouse Mission CenterSalvation Army MiddlesboroShiloh Church

BOURBONBourbon County Comp CareParis Church of ChristRiver of Life Ministries

BOYLEBluegrass Community Action PartnersCommunity Friends OutreachHarvesting Hope Food PantryHarvesting Hope Soup KitchenSouthwood TRP

BRACKENBrooksville Baptist Food Pantry

BREATHITTBethel Mennonite CampHelping Hand Youth Programs

Helping Hands - CSFPHelping Hands JacksonHigh Top Food PantryInterfaith of Breathitt CountyKentucky Mountain Bible OnsiteMount Carmel SchoolOakdale Christian AcademyServing Through Faith

CARTERBethany House Christian CenterCarter County CaresCommunity Food Pantry, GraysonElijah CupboardsGrayson Meals on WheelsNE KY Area Dev, GRAYSONNE KY Area Dev, OLIVE HILLNew Hope Church of God

CLARKArk of Mercy Food PantryArk of Mercy Soup KitchenClark County Community ServicesClark County Community Services -

CSFP Grace Baptist BackPack WinchesterSt. Vincent de Paul Society

CLAYChad’s HopeClay County Old TimersCommunity Outreach CenterCumberland River Comp Care ADTCumberland River Comp Care TRPFood for Underserved Counties -

Big Creek (GPFB)Food for Underserved Counties -

Manchester (GPFB)

Red Bird Mission Inc.The Remnant Bread of Life

ELLIOTTFood for Underserved Counties

(GPFB)Sarah's Place Resource Center

ESTILLAldersgate Methodist CampEstill County Community FBEstill County Senior Citizen CenterKentucky River Foothills EstillYouth Investment KRFDC

FAYETTEBluegrass Domestic Violence

ProgramBluegrass Personal Care HomeCanaan HouseChild's Family Wellness CenterChrysalis House, Inc.College for Technical EducationCommonwealth Baptist CollegeElkhorn Baptist AssociationFlorence Crittenton HomeGainesway Community Empowerment

ProgramGethsemane Lutheran Garden Springs

Elem. BackPackGod’s Pantry Food Bank

BackPack - Breckinridge Elem.BackPack - Cardinal Valley Elem.BackPack - Cassidy Elem.BackPack - Crawford MiddleBackPack - Dixie Elem.BackPack - Lansdowne Elem.BackPack - Mary Todd Elem.

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member agencies

Delivering hope.

Food for Underserved Counties (GPFB)Gateway Children’s ServicesGateway Community ServicesGift of Love MissionHope Hill Children’s Home

MORGANChrist’s Food Pantry Lick Fork Pentecostal ChurchMorgan County Christian Social

ServicesPathways Morgan County TRP

NICHOLASNicholas County Community Action

OWSLEYChristian Appalachian ProjectOwsley County Food PlaceOwsley County Outreach Corp

PERRYBackPack Buddies New HopeBuckhorn Children & Family ServicesFood for Underserved Counties -

Avawam (GPFB)Food for Underserved Counties -

Buckhorn (GPFB)LKLP - CSFPMaster’s Lambs KIDS, Inc.New Hope Food PantrySalvation Army Hazard

PIKEADD Shelby Valley SeniorsElkhorn Senior CitizensHandfulls on PurposeHELP Phelps, Inc.Home Missions OutreachHOPE Incorporated

HOPE Williamson AreaMarrowbone SeniorsMCCC Shelby Valley ADTOperation Eat Jubilee ChristianPike County Senior CitizensThankful Hearts Food Pantry

POWELLGrace FellowshipKentucky River FoothillsMore Than Enough MinistriesPowell County BackPack ProgramPowell County Food Pantry

PULASKIBethany House Abuse ShelterBurnside Youth CampCommunity Baptist Food PantryEubank Woodstock Food MinistryGod’s Food Pantry, SomersetHarvest Time Food MinistrySomerset Christian Fellowship

ROBERTSONFood for Underserved Counties (GPFB)

ROCKCASTLECAP-Family AdvocacyCAP-Family Life Abuse CenterCAP-Family Life Child DevelopmentCAP-Grateful Bread Food PantryCAP-Healing Rain Recovery CenterCAP-Mount Vernon VolunteersCAP-RockcastleCAP-Volunteer ProgramChristian Appalachian Project

ROWANBluebank Church MinistryChristian Social Services Rowan

Gateway Homeless CoalitionMorehead Gateway BackpackMorehead Gateway Helping HandsPathways Inc. Rowan CountyPathways Walker HouseRowan County Senior Citizens

SCOTTA.M.E.N. HouseAmen House, S.U.M.Gano Baptist ChurchGod’s Blessings FBGod’s Table of Grace PantryHarvest Time MinistriesVictory Tabernacle Food Pantry

WHITLEYCumberland River MH/MR BoardEmergency Christian Ministries - Food

PantryEmergency Christian Ministries - Soup

KitchenFirst Baptist CorbinFirst Baptist WilliamsburgGrace On the Hill Food PantryWilliamsburg First UMC BackPack

WOLFEBear Pen Abiding Hope PantryBethany Christian Mission CenterWolfe County - CSFP

WOODFORDFood for Underserved Counties (GPFB)Hope Ministries - CSFPHope Ministries Food PantryMethodist Home of KentuckyMidway Baptist Church - BackPackWoodford County Backpack BuddiesWoodford County Ministerial Assoc.

The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) provides a40-pound box of commodities to more than 9,400 low-incomesenior citizens and other at-risk individuals monthly.

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member agencies (continued)Fighting hunger.s en i o r h unge r

JESSAMINECommunity Service Center WilmoreFood for Underserved Counties (GPFB)God’s Hands Backpack ProgramGod’s Hands Food PantryIsaiah 58 Jessamine BackPackJessamine County Food PantryJessamine County Senior Citizen

CenterWilmore Day Care

JOHNSONBread of Life OutreachCAP-Sandy Valley Volunteer ProgramFirst Church of GodHighland Community Food BasketHousing Authority of Paintsville

KNOTTCamp NathanaelCaney Baptist Church PantryLittle Gladys Food PantryLKLP CSFPLotts Creek Community SchoolOmaha Bible Church Food PantrySaltlick Food Pantry

KNOXChristian Life Food BankChristian Life Soup KitchenCorbin Community Backpack ProgramCorbin Presbyterian - CSFPCorbin Presbyterian Food PantryCumberland River MH/MR BoardFood for Underserved Counties (GPFB)

LAURELCome-Unity Cooperative Care

CRCC CrossroadsCRCC Turning PointCRCC Work Adult HabitationCumberland River Haven HouseFaith Assembly Backpack ProgramFed By GraceHart Baptist Feed The NeedHelping Hands Dorthae, CorbinNew Salem Baptist Food Pantry

LAWRENCELouisa/Ft. Gay Ministerial Association

LEEHelping Hands Lee CountyLee County Executive AssociationLee County FRC Caring FoodMKCAP Lee County Food Pantry

LESLIEBig Creek MissionLeslie County Food PantryLKLP - CSFP

LETCHEREast Letcher MinistriesECCO Food PantryLetcher County Food PantryLKLP - CSFPLKLP Head Start, Inc.

LEWISLending A Helping Hand Ministry

LINCOLNBluegrass Community Action CouncilFood for Underserved Counties (GPFB)Grace Fellowship

MADISONBerea Baptist ChurchBerea Community Food BankBerea Foursquare-ROLGod’s Outreach Community FBGrace Now of Madison CountyKentucky Men of IntegritySalvation Army Richmond

MAGOFFINBread of Life Outreach Food for Underserved Counties (GPFB)Magoffin County SeniorsMCCC-Magoffin ADTSt. Luke Catholic Church

MARTINAppalachia Reach OutMartin County ExtensionRockin Appalachian Mom Project

MCCREARYIntegrated Community MinstriesMcCreary Christian - CSFPMcCreary Christian Center

MENIFEEDayspring Food PantryMenifee County - CSFPProject Worth & Outreach

MERCERAnne Noe CenterBluegrass Community Action PartnersChristian Life CenterImmanuel Baptist Food Ministry

MONTGOMERYElla’s Outreach

Eighteen percent of the households God’s Pantry Food Bankserves include someone age 65 or older. The elderly can be atrisk of food insecurity because of fixed incomes, medical expenses and other age and health issues.

member agencies (continued)

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In-kind donations allow us to use our precious resources toward feeding hungry Kentuckians.

Community groups donated more than 300,000 pounds of food through local food drives last year. This food directly impacts the counties where the food drives are held.

Delivering hope.

All-Rite Pest ControlClear Channel CommunicationsFeeding AmericaFleet ServicesDebra A. Hensley

KeenelandKlausing GroupKrogerStephanie Lyell PhotographyLovers Leap Winery

Meijer, Inc.Minnie ErectingRA Knight Appraisal ServiceRepublic ServicesVictory Packaging

in-kind donors (valued at $500 or more)

food drive partners (bringing in 1,000 pounds or more)

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5,000 + POUNDSAmazon.ComBeaumont Middle SchoolCassidy Elementary SchoolJessie M. Clark Middle SchoolLexington Catholic High SchoolNational Association of Letter

CarriersSt. Luke United Methodist ChurchSayre Upper SchoolToyota Motor Manufacturing KY **Transylvania Campus SingVeterans Park Elementary School

1,000 - 4,999 POUNDSAlpha Tau OmegaAthens-Chilesburg Elementary

SchoolCentral Baptist ChurchCentral Baptist HospitalCentral Christian ChurchClays Mill Elementary SchoolClear Channel Communications -

98.1 WBULCommunity Relations Board –

Blackburn Correctional Complex **Cumulus Broadcasting - Z Rock 103 David & Teresa Thornton **Daybreak Community ChurchDeep Springs Elementary SchoolEdythe J. Hayes Middle School

FEDEXGlendover Elementary SchoolGood Foods Market & CaféGoodwill IndustriesGreen’s Toyota of LexingtonHenry Clay High SchoolIGAImmanuel Baptist ChurchKentucky Cattlemen AssociationKevin Armbruster **Souper Bowl of Giving 2012Lafayette Christian ChurchLafayette High SchoolLafayette High School - Fellowship

of Christian AthletesLandsdowne Elementary SchoolLexington Christian Academy - Rose

Elementary CampusLexington Christian Academy -

Intermediate CampusM H EquipmentMan O’ War Harley-DavidsonMary Queen of the Holy Rosary

SchoolMary Queen of the Holy Rosary

ChurchMary Todd Elementary SchoolMaxwell Elementary SchoolMeadowthorpe Elementary SchoolOhavay Zion SynagoguePaul Miller Auto Group

Pilgrim Baptist ChurchProvidence Montessori SchoolQdoba Mexican GrillRick & Lisa Courtney **Rosa Parks Elementary SchoolSaints Peter & Paul SchoolsSandersville Elementary SchoolSayre Lower SchoolSCAPA BluegrassShriners Hospital for ChildrenSocial Security AdministrationSouthern Elementary SchoolSouthern Middle SchoolSquires Elementary SchoolSt Michael's Episcopal ChurchTates Creek High SchoolTates Creek Middle SchoolTemple Adath IsraelTenmast SoftwareThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter

Day SaintsToyota on NicholasvilleU.S. Department of EnergyUK Enterprise ApplicationsWeight Watchers Lane AllenWilliam Wells Brown Elementary

SchoolWinburn Middle SchoolXEROX company Fortune DriveYates Elementary School

** includes donations of fresh produce

God’s Pantry Food Bank’s dedication to proper nutrition isevidenced by our focus on fresh produce. In FY 2012, wedistributed 7.1 million pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables.That is 31% of our total food distribution! We believe allKentuckians should have access to the foods that are mostbeneficial for our bodies and minds.

(Pictured) Here is an example of children learning to grow and appreciate freshfruits and vegetables at a Kids Cafe in Lexington, a partnership with the WestEnd Community Empowerment Program (WECEP).

Fighting hunger.

Delivering hope.

Fresh Fruits andVegetables - 31.5%

Canned Fruits andVegetables - 18.7%

Breads & Grains

10.9%

Proteins11.4%

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In counties where hunger relief resources are inadequate or non-existent, GPFB delivers truckloads of food and works with volunteers to distribute it to people in need. Known as the theFood for Underserved Counties program, groceries are regularlydistributed “cafeteria-style” at pre-announced locations.

Schwan's Global Supply Starbucks Corporation The Dannon Company, Inc.Weaver Fundraising LLC Wilk Farms

10,000 - 24,999 POUNDSThe Americana Commemorative Co.Anonymous DonorsExcel Corporation

Food Lion (Kentucky area locations)Green Mountain Coffee Kentucky Eagle, Inc.Kraft Biscuit Pepsi-Cola North America Procter & Gamble Smithfield FoodsSuper Dollar Discount FoodsWinchester Farms Dairy

5,000 - 9,999 POUNDSElmwood Stock FarmGlen GreenwellJohnson & Johnson Kraft National Claim Center Sundia CorporationTarget - Reynolds RoadToyota Motor Manufacturing KY

At God’s Pantry Food Bank we believe it isn’t enough to simply provide food, but we must also offer healthy choices and encourage a balanced diet. While we have little control over the donated products we receive, we work strategically to provide fresh produce, adequate proteins and an array of staples, such as starches, grains and dairy.

food & product donors (continued)

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CSFP - 15.9%(Commodity Supplemental

Food Program)Donated Product - 57%

TEFAP - 19.9%(The Emergency FoodAssistance Program)

Purchased Product - 5.9%

Food Drives1.4%sources of product

In FY2012, God’s Pantry Food Bank distributed 22.8 million pounds of food and grocery productsthroughout our service area. This food comes to us from a variety of sources, including donated, purchased, and USDA commodities.

1 MILLION + POUNDSKY Dept of Agriculture CommoditiesWalmart Stores

100,000 - 999,999 POUNDSBushman’s Inc.ConAgra ConsolidatedFlowers Baking Co.Food City (Kentucky area locations)Kellogg Company Kroger Mid-South Division KY Association of Food BanksLennard Ag Co Grow to GiveMars Snack Food U.S. LLCMountain King Potatoes Nestle - Mt. Sterling

Quaker-Tropicana-GatoradeThe J.M.Smucker Co.Torrey FarmsWalmart Distribution CenterWayne E. Bailey Produce

50,000 - 99,999 POUNDSAbbott Nutrition DS Waters of America General Mills Inc. Lynn-Ette & Sons Mead Johnson & Co. Meijer, Inc.Save-a-Lot: Winchester Southern Produce DistributorsTootsie Roll Industries, Inc.

W.T. Young CompanyWestern Veg-Produce Inc.

25,000 - 49,000 POUNDSCabbage Inc. CVS Corporation Faith FeedsFamily Dollar MoreheadHansen Farms, LLC Hearthside Food Solutions, LLCHope CenterKellogg Kimper Kraft Foods Inc. Nestle USA PhilabundancePro-Health

Fighting hunger.

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food & product donors

Some counties in our service area do not have the resources in place to consistently distribute sufficient food relief to those who need it.

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Did you know?While God’s Pantry Food Bank works directly with

approximately 275 organizations to get food out tothose in need, those organizations run as many as 380 different programs. This is because some run

multiple programs, such as a food pantry and a kidscafe, or a senior center and a CSFP site.

God’s Pantry Food Bank’s 50-County Service Area

Did you know?God’s Pantry Food Bank has been recognized five consecutive years with a 4-star rating on Charity

Navigator. Only 5% of charities rated by CharityNavigator have received at least five consecutive 4-star or “exceptional”

evaluations.

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Headquarters and PrimaryWarehouse, Lexington

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Delivering hope.Fighting hunger.

at a glancein FY 2012, with your help, the Food Bank:� sent home 25,538 BackPacks full of food with at-risk school children

� delivered 114,099 boxes of food to at-risk seniors through the Commodity Supplemental Food Program

� welcomed the help of 8,393 volunteers, giving more than 25,000 hours of their time to help feed people in need

� gave out 7.1 million pounds of fresh produce

� provided 24,794 meals to hungry kids through the Kids Cafe program

� shared Thanksgiving with 4,377 Fayette County families

� provided food assistance directly to 10,512 households living in underserved counties through the Food for Underserved Counties program

� delivered 4.68 million pounds of food to member agencies who have little to no transportation resources

� distributed a total of 22.8 million pounds of food

� worked directly with 275 different grassroots operations to feed people in need

Did you know?Every county in Kentucky is represented by afood bank. There are seven food banks in all

that work together to alleviate hunger acrossKentucky. To see a list of all the food banks

and to learn about the Kentucky Association of Food Banks, click here:

Did you know?God’s Pantry Food Bank is a member

of Feeding America - the nation’s food bank network. 201 members

strong, Feeding America food bankswork collaboratively to solve the hunger crisis facing our nation.

To learn more about Feeding America,click here:

Delivering hope.

$2,500 – $4,999Jack and Molly BakerDal and Laurie BarrettBB&T Trust DivisionDr. David J. Bensema and Dr. Marian

E. BensemaDr. and Mrs. Gerry A. BernardoBiological Systems Consultants, Inc.Jonathan and Carla BlantonBluegrass RunnersBuild-A-Bear Workshop FoundationCentral Baptist ChurchChampion Window Company of

Lexington, LLCMr. James CoilDr. Allan L. CourtneyCrutcher Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Daniel DanfordMr. and Mrs. David C. EllmannMr. and Mrs. D. W. EversoleFamily Bible FellowshipFifth Third Bank KentuckyFirst Presbyterian WomenMr. M. Alan Goldberg and Ms. Char

HummelMr. and Mrs. Scott E. GouldHarshaw Trane FoundationMr. and Mrs. H. Brian HershinowMr. and Mrs. George HofmeisterMr. Bob C. HollidayMr. and Mrs. Donald H. HovermaleIBM Employee Services CenterMs. LaVonne JaegerJuddmonte Management, LLCKeeneland

Mrs. E. J. P. KirkpatrickMs. Dianne F. LillyMr. and Mrs. George A. LoweMacy’s FoundationGeorge, Donna and Griffin MasonMr. Harry B. Miller Jr.MillerCoors, LLCMr. and Mrs. Robert E. MilwardMs. Martha A. NallMr. and Mrs. Walter E. PalmerMr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Paynter Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. RamsayRandolph Scott InsuranceRepublic ServicesDr. and Mrs. Daniel RodrigueWayne and Alice RogersRosemont Baptist ChurchMr. and Mrs. Ralph ScearceJudge and Mrs. Joseph M. Scott Jr.Scott-Gross Co. Inc.Dr. Mary-Ellen ShieldsMr. and Mrs. David A. SmithMr. and Mrs. Ralph StevensStites & Harbison, PLLCMr. Charles W. SullivanMs. Julia Reynolds SwordsThe TJX FoundationToyota–TMAADr. and Mrs. John TrumpU.S. Bancorp FoundationMr. and Mrs. John A. ValadeMr. Thomas F. VanMeter IIWalnut Hall FoundationWells Fargo Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne WesleyMr. John N. Winburne

$1,000 – $2,499ACE FoundationMr. and Mrs. Richard G. AllenThe Allen Company, Inc.Ms. Paula AndersonArlington Christian ChurchThe Arthur W. Perdue FoundationDr. and Mrs. Paul BachnerBACK ConstructionMs. Susan Bailey and Ms. Erica L. HornMr. James E. BanahanMr. & Mrs. T. Kent BarberMr. and Mrs. Mark BarfieldBeaumont Family DentistryMs. Deborah A. BeidlemanMs. Mary M. Bell and Mr. Thomas M.

WynneMr. and Mrs. Perry M. BentleyMs. Marilyn M. BertoldoBig Beaver Tree ServiceBluegrass Disc Golf AssociationBluegrass Hospitality GroupMr. and Mrs. Andrew T. BluesMr. and Mrs. John BolashDr. Craig BookerDr. and Mrs. David C. BoothMr. and Mrs. Rob BostromJustin and Holly BranhamMr. and Mrs. Brian BrattenMr. and Mrs. John T. BrennerBroadway Christian ChurchRae and Cathy Brown

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Today GPFB operates four Lexington Pantries six days a week inpartnership with local churches and staffed entirely by volunteers.On average, these four pantries serve more than 1,600 familieseach month, giving them a balanced supply of food, designed tolast seven to 10 days.

financial donors (continued)Fighting hunger.

$100,000 AND ABOVEMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Dupree Sr.James Graham Brown FoundationKentucky Power–AEPWalmart Foundation

$50,000 – $99,999AnonymousMr. and Mrs. David A. DuffMr. and Mrs. David E. HarperDr. Charles P. Holland, EstateKroger CorporationQuantrell Auto Group, Inc.Pine Branch Coal Sales

$25,000 – $49,999Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Q. BaxterThe Mulhollem Cravens FoundationTim and Mary C. MoweryNorthEast Christian Church

$10,000 – $24,999Ms. Betty Jane AddingtonAlpha Natural ResourcesMr. and Mrs. Bill J. Baird IIIBecker Law Office, PLCDr. and Mrs. Peter P. BosomworthMr. and Mrs. John P. BurkhardMr. and Mrs. Greg CasterCentral Baptist HospitalCentral Kentucky Area Combined

Federal CampaignChildren’s Charity Fund of the

BluegrassE.O. Robinson Mountain FundFeeding AmericaFirst Presbyterian Church

Flagler System, Inc.Mr. Keith R. FosterGene and Marian GuinnHeritage Assets, LLCHonorable Order of Kentucky ColonelsHoskins Family FoundationImmanuel Baptist ChurchJ.R. Albert FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. JenningsMr. and Mrs. James G. Kenan IIIThe Kroger Co. FoundationNiSource Charitable FoundationRent-A-CenterMr. and Mrs. Fon Rogers IIMr. Warren W. RosenthalSpray FoundationDr. and Mrs. Mark SwoffordTECO Coal CorpToyota Motor Manufacturing

Kentucky, Inc.UPS Foundation, Inc.Ms. Ruth Walton, EstateMr. and Mrs. Chad Warrix

$5,000 – $9,999Antennas Unlimited Inc.Arch Coal - HazardBig Ass FansMr. and Mrs. Kenneth BrandenburghCentral Bank & TrustThe Cerel Family FoundationChurch World Service Inc.CorrectCare–Integrated Health, Inc.Cralle Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Owen CropperTrustees of Crowe Foundation

Dinsmore & ShohlDr. Scholl FoundationG & J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers Inc.The Grainger FoundationGreaterGood.orgDr. Mona J. HagyardMr. and Mrs. John R. HallMrs. Mollie HeronDr. and Mrs. Phillip HoffmanJunior League of LexingtonKebco, Inc.Kentucky Blood CenterMr. and Mrs. William E. KessingerMr. and Mrs. John Lancaster IVLexington Coal ExchangeLG&E and KU Services CompanyMAZON: A Jewish Response to HungerMr. and Mrs. Wayne MusickMy Beloved's Pearls, LLCMr. and Mrs. Nick NicholsonNorfolk Southern FoundationThe Orphan Society of LexingtonMr. and Mrs. John W. ParksPNC FoundationMr. and Mrs. J. Kevin RedmondTrent and Myra RidleyMr. and Mrs. Timothy R. RowlandRudd Equipment CompanyMr. and Mrs. Gregory R. SchaafSecond Presbyterian ChurchSt. Luke United Methodist ChurchMr. and Mrs. Cliff SwaugerSWS Charitable Foundation, Inc.Dr. Janet L. WalkerWhite River Coal Sales Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. WilliamsWoodforest Charitable Foundation

financial donors (july 1, 2011–june 30, 2012)

Nearly 60 years ago, Mim Hunt began handing out foodfrom the back of her station wagon, starting the first Lexington/Fayette County Pantry system and ultimately,God’s Pantry Food Bank.

f r om ou r r o o t s – f i g h t i n g hunge r

Delivering hope.

Ms. Lisa J. MattinglyMr. and Mrs. Richard MaynardMr. and Mrs. Dennis McAlisterMs. Sandra McClureMr. and Mrs. Richard McCrearyMr. Jamie McDaniel and Mr.

Christopher NobleMr. Reiley McDonaldMr. and Mrs. William M. McGinnisMr. and Mrs. Keith McGuireMs. Ellen B. MeffordMs. Zina Merkin and Mr. Robert

MilgateMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey MilamMill Ridge Farm Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. MillerMission of HopeMorgan Keegan & Company, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Alvin L. MorrisMr. and Mrs. James S. MorrisMr. Scott MorrisMrs. JNO. C.C. Mayo Co., Inc.Mt. Horeb Presbyterian ChurchMr. and Mrs. Brian MulberryMr. and Mrs. Daniel NoletNursery PlaceMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. O’BrienMrs. Betty L. OgleMr. Michael R. Osborne and

Ms. Catherine J. EngelkeDr. Merrill Packer and Ms. Helen SadyMr. and Mrs. Joshua N. ParisMr. and Mrs. Michael J. ParkPark United Methodist ChurchMr. and Mrs. M. Lynn ParrishDr. Robin G. PeavlerMr. and Mrs. Arthur Peter IIIMr. and Mrs. John F. PettusCoach Joker Phillips and Dr. Leslie

PhillipsPikeville Medical CenterMr. Bradley R. PlasterMr. and Mrs. L. Reed Polk

Powell Walton Milward Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. PratherMr. and Mrs. George W. Privett Jr.Ms. Katherine A. ProfittMr. and Mrs. Donald E. RalphRemedy StaffingRev. and Mrs. Howard O. ReynoldsMrs. Debbie Roark-SutherlandMs. Janet E. RobinsonRotary Club of LexingtonS&S Tire Inc.Mr. Mutch SabounchiSAFECO InsuranceMr. and Mrs. William SawranMs. Katherine E. SchaeferMr. and Mrs. Paul SchwartzMr. Micheal SeaversMr. and Mrs. Joseph SeidelMr. Terry ShawMrs. Jean B. ShepherdMr. and Mrs. Dhaval ShuklaMr. and Mrs. James D. SiglerDr. and Mrs. Glen W. SimonsMs. Robin SirlesMr. Jeremy Smith and Ms. Julie E.

AtkinsonRabbi and Mrs. Moshe SmolkinDr. Gregory T. Snider and Ms. Pamela

ViceSoftware Development, Inc.South Elkhorn Christian ChurchMr. and Mrs. Vijaya SrinivasanMs. Pat H. StallardMr. Henry T. StanfieldMr. and Mrs. Greg StegnerMrs. Susan SteinhoffStockplaceMr. and Mrs. David StoneMs. Elizabeth R. StoneMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. StrattonMr. and Mrs. James G. StraubDr. and Mrs. Robert Straus

T.C.F. RentalMr. John S. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Thomas ThompsonDr. and Mrs. Thomas R. TolbertMr. and Mrs. Leslie P. TomsTOSA FoundationMrs. Georgia TravisTriton Farms LLCMr. and Mrs. James T. TruittUnited Way of the BluegrassUniversity of KentuckyUPS Stores of Hamburg & Tates CreekMr. George M. VanMeter Jr.Veterans Park ElementaryMr. and Mrs. John A. VolpeVulcan Construction Materials,

Midsouth DivisionMr. and Mrs. Alex M. WaldropMr. and Mrs. Dwight WalkerMr. and Mrs. Robert WalkerJamie and Rebecca WallaceMr. and Mrs. Charles E. WardWesburn, Inc. Harley Davidson of

PikevilleMr. and Mrs. John WherryMr. and Mrs. Conrad W. WhitakerWhmce LLCWhole Foods MarketMs. Christine S. WilcoxsonMr. and Mrs. Luke WilderMr. Frank WilfordMr. and Mrs. Harvie B. WilkinsonMr. and Mrs. Fernie D. Williams IIIDr. Kimberly D. WilliamsWilliams-Roche OpticiansMr. and Mrs. Ronald WoodardMs. Jeanne R. WoodberryMrs. Elizabeth P. WrightMr. and Mrs. Lewis E. WynnDr. and Mrs. William F. Young Jr.Dr. Patricia Ziefle

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financial donors (continued)Fighting hunger.

Bubalo & Rotman, PLCMr. and Dr. Matthew J. CallahanMr. and Mrs. Steven H. CallerMr. John R. CarlinMr. and Mrs. David CassidyDr. and Mrs. E. A. Castle Jr.Centenary United Methodist ChurchCharles Lopresti Stable Inc.Christian Word MinistriesThe Churchill Downs FoundationCisco Employee Charitable Giving

ProgramMs. Christy ClarkClark Distributing CompanyMr. Mason Colby and Ms. Jennifer LinkMs. Anne M. CombsMs. Martha V. CongletonMr. Kyle W. CooperCooper Painting, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Bobby W. CovertMr. and Mrs. Vaiden Q. CoxMr. Kenneth CraigMr. and Mrs. Scott T. CramerMr. and Mrs. Gene CravensMrs. Betty CressCrestwood Christian ChurchMr. and Mrs. Michael C. CrewsCrowe Horwath LLCMr. Jared CurtsingerDan’s Discount JewelryMr. Tony DeLuciaDenali StudMs. Gail des LauriersDr. Suvas Desai and Dr. Nirmala DesaiDr. and Mrs. Walter DickensonMr. Robert C. DicksonDoug Cauthen Bloodstock Services Mr. David DrakeMrs. Erin DruenDr. Eric B. DurbinR.W. III and Jane Winkler DycheDr. and Mrs. Russell M. EldridgeEnterprise Holdings Foundation

Faith Lutheran ChurchFaith Fellowship Church of LexingtonMr. Robert Fearheiley and Ms.

Katherine CourtneyMs. Ellen FergusonFirst Church of Christ ScientistMs. Edna C. FischerMr. and Mrs. John W. FishMr. and Mrs. Franklin D. FitzpatrickFleet Service Inc.Florida TileMrs. Billie J. ForeMr. and Mrs. Jon GaffneyMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. GarrisonMr. Luke GawelGeorgia-Pacific FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jeff GinnanBlandford StudMrs. Holiday GlennGood Shepherd Episcopal ChurchMr. and Mrs. William J. GoodingMr. and Mrs. David M. GrahamMr. and Mrs. Peter GrassMrs. Virginia B. GroganGVS FoundationMr. Eugene Hessel and Dr. Sandra K.

HaiglerMr. Carl E. HamiltonMr. and Mrs. John Y. HamiltonHands on OriginalsDr. Curtis C. Harlin Jr.Ms. Mary A. HarrisMr. and Mrs. Jerry M. HawsMr. and Mrs. Ellis HefnerHeirloom RestaurantMr. and Mrs. Jimmy HenningMr. and Mrs. Eric HervolMr. Jerome Higginbotham and Ms.

Rebecca WolochHilary Boone FoundationMr. and Mrs. Samuel E. HindmanMs. Jeanne M. HochMs. Jean Horine

Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. HugenbergMr. and Mrs. Greg HullMr. and Mrs. David S. HulseMr. James S. HuntMs. Deanna HydenIBEW Local Union #369Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. JacksonMr. and Mrs. Kent JacksonJefferson Coal CompanyMr. and Mrs. John R. JenkinsMs. Joni L. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Jason P. JonesDr. Gwendolyn G. JosephMr. and Mrs. J. Ellsworth KalasDr. and Mrs. Farhad KarimMr. and Mrs. Jacob L. Karnes Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Alann KarowMr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. KellerMr. and Mrs. E. A. KemperMr. and Mrs. Michael KennedyKentucky Eagle, Inc.Kentucky Employer's Mutual InsuranceMr. and Mrs. Royden T. KernKokosing Construction Company, Inc.Dr. Steve Kraman and Ms. Debbie

AminoffMr. and Mrs. Charles S. Kratzer IIIMr. and Mrs. Dan KubicanKYM I FoundationLafayette High SchoolMr. and Mrs. John LamannaLewis MetalworksLexington Coal Company LLCLexington Medical Society FoundationLexington Urgent Treatment Associates Liberty Mutual Agency CorporationMs. Susan E. Liddle and Mr. Mark

SummersMr. Samuel C. LongMr. and Mrs. Kerry A. LoyMan O’ War Harley DavidsonMs. Doris G. MarksburyMs. Catherine R. MartinMr. and Mrs. Charles Martz

financial donors (continued) (july 1, 2011–june 30, 2012)

Through their gifts of service, 8,321 volunteers gave 25,546 hours of work in 2011–2012, valued at $545,663!

By sponsoring a fundraising event, these businesses multiplied the impact of their support by making such events possible.

Beaumont Family DentistryBig Ass FansCentral Bank & TrustDavid & Susan DuffDebra Hensley, State Farm InsuranceDinsmore & ShohlKebco, Inc.Kentucky Utilities–an e-on companyKroger CorporationLiberty Mutual Agency Corporation

Powell Walton Milward Inc.Quantrell Auto Group, Inc.Randolph Scott InsuranceRepublic ServicesS&S Tire Inc.SAFECO InsuranceStites & Harbison, PLLCUPS Foundation, Inc.Vulcan Construction Materials, LP Midsouth DivisionWesburn, Inc. Harley Davidson of Pikeville

160+ HOURSManny Barreda John Green Buckner Hamilton Debra A. Hensley Michael Kinnaird Billie J. Landrum Verda Reed C. A. Rice Betty Yates

80 – 159 HOURSSusan Arnold Florence Booker Joan Chandler Paul Evans Rosa Floyd Barbara B. Geralds Debbie Handy Patricia Harris Gary Hoover Elaine Landry Thomas E. Lanter Haley Lawson Doris Lewis

Annie K. Maxberry Eric May Bob McLaughlin June McNeal Sarah Monell Carol Pauly Gilbert Rouse Richard Rousseau Britt Sewell Patty Sewell Elsie S. Speed Esther Suter Garnett Suter Ann Thompson Melinda Wathen Leo Wathen Natalie D. Watt Cam Weir George A. Yates

40 – 79 HOURSAlex Ader Alpha Phi Omega Daisy Battle Joan Bishop

Diana L. Burke Clark Distributing Company Ashley Comiford Ronald W. Compton Ken Creighton Michael C. Crews Megan Dobner Kimberlee A. Doherty Adam DotsonCurtis Ehrmantraut C. R. Gill Barbara M. Groves Jerry Hill Harry Hinkle Peggy Holman Dana Horowitz Beth Hunter Lee Hunter Libby Johnson Donna Jones Nancy Lawrence James L. Lentz Kaye McCauley Mary McIntyre

Larry McPherson Joy McPherson Rob Nashawaty Sandra Nichols Pat Nicholson Susan S. Nicholson Janis O'Hara Terry Olsen Bonnie Payton Howard O. Reynolds Elizabeth T. Ruch Vicki Salsman Katherine E. Schaefer Jason Sciortino Jordan Skaggs Pat Stathos Sheridan Trail-Likoy Mary Jo Votruba Emma Walters Kay Warner Sharon Waun Esther Williams Elizabeth Wills Larry D. Wilson

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volunteers (40 or more total hours)

event sponsors (levels of $1,000 or more)

Simply put, we could not do what we do without theincredible support of our donors, volunteers, andadvocates. Because of you, children get warm mealsfrom Kids Cafes, take home BackPacks full of food onthe weekends, and share family meals at homeprepared with food received from local pantries.

Fighting hunger.

Delivering hope.

SUPPORT

Contributions and non-federal grantsFederal grantsDonated foodUSDA commoditiesProgram service feesSpecial event revenue, net of

Direct costs of $27,445In-kind contributionsInvestment incomeNet unrealized losses on

investmentsNet realized losses on sales of

investments

Net assets released from restrictions due to satisfaction of time orpurpose restrictions

TOTAL REVENUES GAINS (LOSSES), ANDOTHER SUPPORT

EXPENSES

Program servicesManagement and generalFundraising

Total expenses

Change in net assets

Net assets, beginning of year

NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR

Temporarily PermanentlyUnrestricted Restricted Restricted Total

$ 2,789,809 $ 1,537,717 $ $ 4,327,5261,033,654 1,033,654

10,445,986 10,445,98613,434,177 13,434,177

746,443 746,443

118,074 118,074148,168 148,168

21,130 21,130

(2,066) (2,066)

(305) (305)

28,737,441 1,535,346 30,272,787

514,821 (541,821)

29,252,262 1,020,525 30,272,787

27,490,372 27,490,372425,990 425,990749,657 749,657

28,666,019 28,666,019

586,243 1,020,525 1,606,768

9,395,974 537,581 80,000 10,013,555

$ 9,982,217 $ 1,558,106 $ 80,000 $ 11,620,323

statement of activities & changes in net assetsyear ending june 30, 2012

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Fighting hunger.statement of financial position

Value of Donated Food - 36.8%

Federal Grants3.6%

Foundations &Grants - .6%

Value of GovernmentCommodities 47.3%

Individuals

5.3%

In-Kind Gifts - .5%

Member Agency Support - 2.6%

Businesses2.6%

Church/Clubs/Schools - .6%

ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalentsCertificates of depositAccounts and other receivablesUnconditional promises to give, netInventory TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS

Certificates of deposit InvestmentsUnconditional Promises to Give, Net Property and Equipment, Net

TOTAL ASSETS

2012$ 2,077,787

740,545166,302497,363

3,648,2617,130,258

101,906 103,000862,851

3,841,963

$ 12,039,978

Liabilities and Net Assets

CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payableAccrued expensesDeferred revenueTOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES

NET ASSETS

UnrestrictedTemporarily restrictedPermanently restrictedTOTAL NET ASSETS

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

$ 252,270 148,27918,806

419,655

9,982,2171,558,106

80,00011,660,323

$12,039,978

year ending june 30, 2012

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sources of income

Donated income accounts for $2,907,883 of the total income for2011-2012. Sources for donated income are attributed as follows:

Individuals – 59% Corporate – 28%Churches/Schools/Clubs – 7% Foundations – 6%

PresidentFirst Vice President

Second Vice President TreasurerSecretary

Mindy Barfield, Dinsmore & Shohl LLPCarla Blanton, Carla Blanton Consulting

Ken Brandenburgh, KEBCO, Inc.John Burkhard, Retired, Ford Motor Co.

Dr. Don Frazier, Retired, UK Medical CenterJeff Ginnan, Central Bank & Trust Co.

Alison Lundergan Grimes, Secretary of StateMatt Gute, UPS

Jerry G. Hale, Keeneland

Dave Harper, Retired, American FundsCarlean Hefner, Ludwig, Blair & Bush

Scott Morris, Rhino Energy LLCTom Padgett, Padgett Construction Co.

Gregory R. Schaaf, Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLPKathy Scorsone-Stovall, Clear Channel Radio

Lisa F. Smith, Columbia Gas of KentuckyCharles E. Ward, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP

Harvie Wilkinson, UK Gatton School

Steve Jennings, Crowe Horwath, LLPKent Barber, DelCotto Law Group PLLCMike Ferguson, KrogerTim Schuler, Traditional BankMyra Ridley, Toyota Motor Manufacturing

board of directors2011-2012

staff2011-2012

Chief Executive OfficerChief Operating OfficerDevelopment Director

External Relations DirectorFinance Director

Operations DirectorPrograms Director

Marian F. GuinnJohn W. LancasterRebecca R. WallaceMandy P. BrajuhaSandi EverhardManuel HowardDanielle Pierce-Tussey

ADMIN/FINANCESue MontgomeryMelissa Puckett

Anna Russell

DEVELOPMENTSusie Basham

Kristin Ingwell-GoodeAlice Rogers

Theresa Thomas

EXTERNAL RELATIONSHillary Bullock Linda Lancaster

OPERATIONSDebbie Amburgey

Mitch BarnesJack BishopRob Bowser

Jeremy BoylesJim Franz

Darrel GibsonChuck Ginter

Brandon HarrisBill Hundley

Rodney MurphyPeter Paterson

Jack ReedKeith Richardson

Charles WashingtonRenee Wilson

Roy Young

PROGRAMSRohan Krehbiel

Lisa SatinRobert Srodulski

Delivering hope.

There is more to be done.We are proud of the work wehave done so far. But thereare still at least 120,000Kentuckians in our servicearea at risk of hunger whowe have not yet reached.God’s Pantry Food Bankstaff, board, donors andvolunteers are committedto reaching everyone who ishungry in Central andEastern Kentucky.

Fighting hunger.

1685 Jaggie Fox Way � Lexington, Kentucky 40511 � 859.255.6592www.godspantryfoodbank.org

The mission of God’s Pantry Food Bank is to reduce hunger in Kentucky

through community cooperationmaking the best possible use

of all available resources.