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President's Message Inside Notable Donations Special Connections Supported Programs Spring 2012 President’s Message NW Ohio Blues & Jazz Festival Presents 4 Outstanding Acts Food is a necessity for living. A Filled with music, art, and child who is hungry has a greater risk energy the NW Ohio Blues of not reaching his or her future & Jazz Festival on potential than other children. A significant body of medical data Saturday, June 9, 2012 provides compelling evidence that will feature four hungry children, even those who outstanding acts, area Spyro Gyra experience only mild under-nutrition mind and body artists and during the critical stages of upbeat spirits. Centennial Terrace in Sylvania development, may suffer negative life altering will provide the setting for consequences. Children denied an adequate diet might Grammy-nominated, platinum suffer abnormal cognitive, brain and psychological development, which can be irreparable if not corrected. and gold international recording artists, SPYRO GYRA and an outstanding line up of blues and Following nutrition guidelines, it is essential that children Joe McBride eat a variety of fruits and vegetables. Our Mobile Food jazz entertainers including Joe Pantry delivers to our member agencies, fresh fruits, McBride, Kelly Richey and the local Battle of vegetables, dairy, meats and bread. These are dietary the Bands winner The Swamp necessities for healthy children and adults. In the past year, Kings. our Mobile Food Pantry has distributed 1,519,379 pounds of food to people in all eight counties. Produce distribution Spyro Gyra have performed over in the last two years has increased 162%. 5,000 shows, released over 30 albums selling over 10,000,000 The present economic situation and increasing albums and achieved one platinum Kelly Richey unemployment have resulted in a growing need for and two gold albums. Joe emergency and supplemental food assistance in our McBride a blind, vocalist/keyboardist is one of community. Food distribution has increased by 57% since today’s most popular 2009. You support of the Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food contemporary jazz Bank is crucial to help feed the children, adults and senior musicians. Kelly Richey citizens in our eight county service area. has often been compared to We will remain steadfast in our mission to end hunger in The Swamp Kings such greats as Jimi Hendrix our communities.. and Stevie Ray Vaughan because of her ability to capture and entertain an audience with ripping guitar leads that are both passionate and electrifying. The Swamp Kings offers a strong, potent mix of shuffles, swing beats, funk, R&B, and driving classic rock. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Order tickets online at toledofoodbank.org or call 419-242-5000 ext. 212. 24 E. Woodruff Ave. • Toledo, Ohio 43604 • 419.242.5000 • 419.241.4455 fax . • toledofoodbank.org Contributions Make A Difference We are a member of Feeding America, the nation's largest domestic hunger-relief charity. Donations are distributed to over 300 Member agencies including: Soup Kitchens Food Pantries Shelters & Group Homes In 2011, the Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Non-profit Daycare Centers 177,315 children were Bank distributed 1,443,616 Rehabilitation Centers served in 2011, an increase pounds of fresh produce Special Programs for of 15% from 2010. Children & Elderly In 2011, 537,175 people were served, an increase of 20% In 2011, over 6,017,000 Distribution by the Toledo pounds of food was from 2010. Northwestern Ohio Food distributed throughout eight counties in Northwest Ohio. Bank increased 57% in the past two years. Over 4,700,000 meals were In 2011, the Mobile Food Pantry Every $1 donated provided in 2011 by the delivered 1,519,379 pounds of to the Food Bank Toledo Northwestern Ohio fresh produce, breads, dairy, provides 4 meals. Food Bank. meats and baked goods. 24 E. Woodruff Ave. • Toledo, Ohio 43604 • 419.242.5000 • 419.241.4455 fax . • toledofoodbank.org Notable Donations in 2012 Donations come from local and national companies, food drives and individual donors. In March, the “Fight Hunger, Give Hope” Campaign sponsored by the Folk Oil and the PS Food Marts in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan helped feed the needs in our community by having their customers purchase paper hearts! Over $12,600 was donated to the Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank! The Notre Dame Academy High School in Toledo, organized the Leading up to the 2012 Super Bowl Football game 3rd Annual Notre Dame Academy Super Scrimmage benefiting the Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank and Lacrosse the Nations. between the New England Patriots and the New York The day was packed with lacrosse action on the field featuring 16 Giants, area students and youth groups collected canned games between Ottawa Hills, Sylvania, Anthony Wayne, Notre Dame Academy and Plymouth, Michigan. Each team challenged goods to help replenish the food shelves of the Toledo each other to a contest to donate the most canned goods and food Northwestern Ohio Food Bank. The 2012 Souper Bowl Food items This year, the outpouring of support for the food drive helped to fill a truck. Drive collected 2,439 lbs of food enough for over 1,900 meals! Koala Berry Premium Frozen Yogurt & Ice Cream Big Lots stores throughout Northwest Ohio held store on Central Avenue held a canned food drive their Family and Friends Day in March. They during the month of February collecting 537 pounds of food. collected 1,284 pounds of canned goods plus monetary Customers who brought in non-perishable items received a donations totaling $400. 20% coupon! Feeding America teamed up with the United The Disney Store VoluntEARS, also known as Nations World Food Programme, Rave Motion employees, held a canned food drive in their Westfield Pictures and Lionsgate to raise awareness about hunger Franklin Park Store. They gathered enough food for over 100 in the United States and around the world. The release of the Hunger Games movie was the basis for the food drive meals! held locally at Rave Cinemas. The Toledo Automotive Dealers Society gives back to the community in many ways. During the 2012 Students know how to give back to the community! Toledo Auto Show, they held a canned food drive to benefit A few of the many food drives throughout the hungry in Northwest Ohio. Northwest Ohio! UT Toledo Fire Squad Dance Team ICE Restaurant in downtown Toledo hosted a Jazz BGSU Greek Life benefit night featuring Isis Ardrey. Over $400 was Maumee Valley Country Day School raised and food was collected. Ross Education The members of Junior League of Greater Toledo Indian Hills Elementary held a canned food drive and collected 146 lbs. of food! Reynolds Elementary The Arbors Extendicare Facilities in Oregon, Sylvania Northview Drama Club Waterville, Clyde and Toledo held a food drive and donated 384 lbs of food, enough to feed 300 people! This is not a cumulative list! We appreciate all the food drives and donations hosted by schools, churches, organizations and companies. To arrange a food drive, Thank you! call 419.242.5000 ext. 212 or [email protected]. 24 E. Woodruff Ave. • Toledo, Ohio 43604 • 419.242.5000 • 419.241.4455 fax . • toledofoodbank.org Supported Programs Ohio Agricultural Clearance Co-Agency Food Program Mobile Food Program Program (OACP) (COA) The Mobile Food Program began in January of 2009 to serve our over 300 In response to requests from our qualified member agencies of the Toledo The OACP agencies for additional high-protein Northwestern Ohio Food Bank. i s a n items, the Food Bank started the COA. Participants in the program are given the innovative COA products are purchased by the opportunity to provide additional tons of collective Food Bank in larger quantities at bread, fresh produce and other items to effort of the wholesale cost to supplement the those in need. The food is brought to the Ohio General Assembly, the Ohio products traditionally donated. member agency location either on the Department of Jobs and Family Services, day or the day before the distribution date the Ohio Association of Second Harvest Ohio Food Purchase Program at no extra charge. Food Banks, member food banks and agencies, the agricultural community and (OFP) local food processors. The OFP is a program administered by It is a collaborative effort with the primary the Ohio Association of Second Harvest goal of providing fresh produce and Food Banks. This program has processed food products to clients while significantly helped are food pantries to improving the capacity of member distribute additional food baskets to new agencies to feed hungry individuals. clients. OFP consists of high protein and staple items Benefits of this program include distributed at preventing waste, providing nutritious no extra cost to commodities for the food banks, and h e l p f o o d reducing losses for farmers and growers. pantries stretch Kids Cafe their food The mission of the Kids Café is to help dollars further. provide hungry children with nutritious Back Pack Program meals after school when other resources may not be available to them. The mission of the BackPack Program is In 2011, the Kids Café served to help provide hungry children with This program provides free meals and nutritious and easy to prepare food at over 2,800 plates of food! snacks to low-income children through a times when other resources are not variety of community locations. Our local available, such as weekends and school location is the James C. Caldwell vacations. Community Center. This program provides backpacks filled Children are able to gather here and not with food that is child-friendly, non- only have a decent meal, but participate perishable and easily consumed.
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