2012 Annual Report

Now, more than ever. The Food Bank of Northern Indiana 2012 Annual Report

With pantry partners checking in with double- digit need growth, we worked hard to satisfy our commitment to no family going hungry in any of the six counties we serve.

Fortunately, we have each of you.

2012 Was an Exceptional Year for the Food Bank of Northern Indiana!

We fine-tuned our leadership staff, exceeded our fiscal goals, and bolstered our food distribution to its highest level since 1993. What a great year.

Unfortunately, we also experienced the effects of unprecedented need. With pantry partners checking in with double-digit need growth, we worked hard to satisfy our commitment to no family going hungry in any of the six counties we serve. Fortunately, we have each of you—our mission partners, donors, volunteers and selfless citizens who continue to be the lifeblood of our organization.

Without you, 250,000 less-fortunate families would add “food” to the list of many items occupying their daily struggles and preventing them from healthier lifestyles.

Without you, thousands of school kids would savor Friday’s lunch as the last meal of the weekend.

Without you, seniors would reluctantly spend a portion of their grocery finances for medicine, bus fare or utility bills.

What lies ahead? 2013 marks the 20th Anniversary of the Food Bank of Northern Indiana. And although there has been much progress in the fight against hunger, there is still much work to be done. The Food Bank is committed to becoming the leader in developing and implementing strategies to alleviate hunger and to ultimately affect the overall health in each community we serve. We will form real, working alliances with committed partners and show real progress in this lofty, shared mission. Among our goals for this year is to distribute an additional 1 million pounds of healthy food to those who need it most. It won’t be easy.

We still need you…now, more than ever.

Milt Lee Executive Director Now, more than ever. good stewards

Programs Procurement Special Events Financial Report Government Contributions Statement of Financial Position

December 31, 2012 1

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3 Income: January – December 2012 Donations and Gifts 4

5 Donations and Gifts* 7,454,466.75 Government Contributions* 2,421,461.19 Special Events 85,081.76 Programs 158,562.49 Procurement 892,354.98 Income Estimated Total Income 11,011,927.17

Kids and Food Expenses: January – December 2012 Senior Distribution Programs Costs Fundraising Donated Food Distribution* 8,140,710.85 Management Food Distribution Costs 916,541.79 & General Kids and Senior Programs 132,874.59 Management & General 947,522.51 Fundraising 175,863.92 Estimated Total Expenses 10,313,513.66 1 2

3 Estimated Net Income 698,413.51 Donated Food Distribution 4 5

*Includes estimated costs for donated food. Totals area estimated until after the Financial Audit. Expenses

Did you know? million pounds of food was distributed 6 last year. The Food Bank of Northern Indiana 2012 Annual Report 2012: Together, We Made a Difference Peace of Mind for More Children Thousands of young students could focus on school work instead of wondering if they would eat, because we expanded our Fun Pack- Food For Kids program with healthy foods they take home every Friday.

Growth in Food Distribution Our mobile pantry visited dozens of first-time sites across multiple counties with funding from business partners and our generous public.

Dignified Experiences for Seniors Senior citizens no longer had to wait outside for a mobile pantry or farmers market because we delivered hundreds of nutritious grocery bags Mission: right to their doorsteps each month.

The Food Bank of Northern Indiana works in partnership with the community to feed the hungry, increase awareness of the effects of hunger and lead programs designed to alleviate hunger. The Food Bank of Northern Indiana serves Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaPorte, Marshall, Starke and St. Joseph Counties, and is a member of Feeding America, Feeding Indiana’s Hungry (FIsH), and United Way. Now, more than ever.

Mobile Food Pantry Program

Hitting the Road in an Effort to Bring Food Directly to Those in Need Recognizing that not all food-insecure households have access to food pantries in its six-county service area, the Food Bank initiated its Mobile Food Pantry Program in March, distributing nutritious food directly to clients, supplementing the work of its member agencies and meeting the growing demand.

A typical mobile pantry offers fresh perishable items, including produce, grains, dairy and proteins. Tables are set up at pre-scheduled locations where people can “shop” and select items that meet their individual needs.

Mobile Pantry Statistics County # of Pounds Households Individuals Distributions Elkhart 12 84,427 2,538 8,536 Kosciusko 9 65,641 1,844 5,335 Marshall 9 70,433 1,602 4,971 Starke 9 59,770 1,428 4,299 LaPorte 9 61,970 1,642 5,483 St. Joe 4 27,002 680 2,151 TOTAL 52 369,876 9,734 30,775

Average 7,101 187 592 The Food Bank of Northern Indiana 2012 Annual Report Now, more than ever. Child Nutrition Programs Food 4 Kids: Discretely providing food to school-aged students to ensure they have something to eat on weekends and during holidays. Fun Packs Program: Many students in northern Indiana rely on school cafeterias for their most nutritious, or only, meal of the day. Since 2006, the Food Bank’s Food 4 Kids Program has been filling sacks of nutritious food that’s kid-friendly, shelf-stable and ready to eat with little or no cooking.

The program is free to eligible students and selected schools are identified as having a high rate of children eligible for free/reduced lunch programs. Food programs for children have shown to increase school attendance, decrease behavior problems, and improve the concentration abilities of students as well as academic achievement.

The Food Bank changed the name of its program from Backpack 4 Kids Program to Fun Packs during the launch of the 2012-2013 school year. The term Fun Packs prevents the community from assuming that the Food Bank is distributing backpacks with school supplies instead of providing a supplemental sack of food for the weekend. Using a non- descript sack helps shield students from any stigma that may be associated with being hungry or receiving food assistance.

During the 2012-2013 school year, Fun Packs were provided to 1,225 students in 17 schools in Elkhart, LaPorte, Starke and St. Joseph Counties.

Rise Up Academy, South Bend, High School Pantry: Newman’s Own nourishing children in our community Newman’s Own and Feeding America provided grant funding to open a school-based pantry in northern Indiana. One of 12 school pantries in 10 cities, Rise Up Academy’s Food Pantry opened in February 2011 and is the first school-based pantry in the Food Bank’s network of member agencies. This pantry is only open to students and their families. Students take an active ownership in the pantry by working each week. There are 65 students are served each week, receiving a total of nearly 29,000 pounds of nutritious meats, produce, breads, dairy products and canned goods. Did you know? 35,910 Food 4 Kids Fun Packs were distributed to hungry children in northern Indiana in 2012. Senior Bag Program

Providing supplemental food assistance so seniors don’t have to make tough choices. Every day, many seniors in our community make tough choices. Food or medication. Food or medical bills. Food or household expenses. Limited financial resources make it challenging to sustain a healthy lifestyle.

In February 2012, the Food Bank began its Senior Bag distribution program to the William C. Ellison Apartments and LaSalle Park Apartments, distributing 58 bags per month. Each bag may include shelf-stable items such as rice or dry beans, canned tuna or chicken, macaroni and cheese, canned vegetables, boxed potatoes, pastas and sauces, applesauce, cereal, crackers, soups, bread and one frozen meat. Fresh produce and personal care items are also included, based on availability.

In March 2012, the Food Bank was able to make a one-time delivery to senior communities in its six-county service area: 61 bags in Elkhart County, 154 bags in Kosciusko County, 193 bags in LaPorte County, 126 bags in Marshall County, and 75 bags in Starke County. The Food Bank of Northern Indiana 2012 Annual Report Now, more than ever.

Our Agency Partners Each dollar donated to the Food Bank of Northern Indiana helps us distribute enough food to provide up to eight meals to hungry children, families, seniors and individuals in our community. The Food Bank works with over 185 agencies in northern Indiana to effectively and efficiently place the food and funds generated by your efforts in the hands of those who are most vulnerable. Last year our agency partners served meals to approximately 1,541,176 people. 2012 Food Bank Agencies of the Year: Christ’s Commissary First United Methodist Church House of Prayer Sacred Heart School Did you know? of those who receive food from44% the Food Bank are children.

Pantry Patron Quotes: “I’ve been coming here for two years and this food has helped me keep my kids full.” – Sahar, South Bend.

“For the past year, this food has helped me survive.” – Moore, South Bend.

“For the past year, this food has kept my belly full.” – Lawrence, South Bend. Food Sourcing Working with Retailers, Manufacturers and Growers to Feed the Hungry

In 2012, the Food Bank worked with a variety of donors and food brokers to glean 6,170,000 pounds of food. These donations included 3,825,000 pounds of food from our local and national donors, a purchased amount of 945,000 pounds, have had an increase in the total poundage and 1,400,000 pounds from the U.S. collected in 2012 by 6% to 6,170,000 Department of Agriculture (USDA). The pounds. Food Bank received an 11% increase in donated product poundage in 2012. Our Our Top 10 donors for 2012 were Walmart 2012 store donation program partners Mishawaka, Walmart Ireland Road, Jewel- included Aldi, Kroger, Jewel, Marsh, Meijer, Osco, Nash-Finch, Walmart Plymouth, Target, Sam’s Club and Walmart. Pepsi-Cola Bottlers, Sam’s Club Mishawaka, Walmart Osceola, Walmart LaPorte and Our purchasing program grew in 2012 Walmart Warsaw. These 10 donors 44% by 25%. We have managed to reduce accounted for 1,459,000 pounds of product our overall costs from $0.64 per pound to out of the total 3,825,000 pounds from our $0.60 per pound, which has resulted in a 197 donors. savings of almost $38,000 in 2012. Our main partner, IBRN, Inc., has helped us drop the costs of purchased product for general inventory, hunger programs and holiday boxes since we began working with them in 2011. In addition, we work with vendors such as F&AM, Commercial Foods, Good Source and Global Foods to fill the gaps with products we cannot acquire locally. Due to cuts in governmental spending, we took a hit with USDA commodities to distribute in 2012 by 15%. However, we The Food Bank of Northern Indiana 2012 Annual Report Now, more than ever. Thank You to Our Donors Listed are monetary donors who have made gifts of $250 or more to the Food Bank of Northern Indiana from January 1, 2012 through December 31, 2012. Their generosity enables us to distribute millions of pounds of nutritious food annually.

Many thanks to all those listed here and to everyone whose support helps us to provide food to people in need.

$5,000 & Above Edward J Conlon James V Leach Ronald F Stephens Richard J Borror Jr Mary R DAngelo Robert D Lemanski James P Sterba Matthew E Edmonds Monali Das Liberty Mutual Group Inc Robert L Stevenson Four Winds Casino Resort William E Davis II Kristy A Liechty Ross D Swinehart Michael A Joines Kenneth DeBoer Richard Liechty Stanley S Szklarek Jordan Automotive Group Jonathan A Dittmar David E Lindholm Stanley S Szklarek Kroger Donnelly for Indiana Jessica Maich The Papers Inc Logistick DBA Downtown Dining Alliance George F Marsh The Woodforest Charitable New Carlisle Wesleyan Church Downtown South Bend Inc Sara L Maurer Foundation Bradley R Richards E & J Gallo Winery Laurence A McHugh William J Trame Saint Joseph Regional Medical Kent Emery Jr Ken Milani Trinity Health Center Erica’s Craft & Sewing Center Rex Miller Connie J Troyer Student Hunger Drive of Northern Arvid M Erlandson Brian J Milnamow Peter G Trybula Indiana Paul T Farthing Cherel K Moyer Tuesley Hall Konopa Attorneys Toyota Dealer Match Program FDC Graphic Films Inc MS Members Source United Beverage Company, Inc United Federal Credit Union First Source Bank Darcia Narvaez University of Notre Dame University of Notre Dame-Alumni Pamela Fleming North Point Pediatric Dentistry PC Accounts Payable Office Association Fortney Hospitality Group, Inc Northern Indiana International University of Notre Dame, Thomas F Veldman Fortress Technologies Harvesters Collectors Club Glee Club Chris G Fowler Donald E Nuner Jr Customer Service US Raceworks LLC $4,999 to 1,000 Frankenmuth Insurance A Robert O’Brien John Van Oosterum Timothy J Abeska Robert E Gaff Jr PEI Genesis, Inc Ted J Veldman Aluminum Conversion, Inc Daniel L Ganger Penn High School - Extra Mark T Virgil Jennifer Anderson Christine Golic Curricular Fund Penn-Harris- Walmart Stores, Inc ArcelorMittal Gifts Program Goodman Family Foundation Madison School Corporation Franklin L Weldy Samuel Bailey Merle Graybill Personnel Partners Wells Fargo B Patrick Bauer Greencroft John G Pfeil World Compassion Network Inc Thomas Lyn Beath Laura C Guentert PNC Bank Christopher J Wynne BIOMET Cynthia Harris Jean Porter Darrell L Yoder Bludot, Inc Richard J Herzberg Steven Posar Clifford J Zehr Jr Warren D Bontrager John P Hiler Precision Sheet Metal, Inc Michael P Brey Debra J Hochstetler Gloria A Press $999 - $500 Marilyn Ila Brown Hoosier Tank & Manufacturing Inc Progress Club of South Bend AAA Resource Group LLC Dorothy M Bupp Coleen Hoover Linda Przybyszewski John Abell John J Burdick Thomas A Hughes Charles F Quinn III Audrey J Alderfer Robert W Burkholder Daniel Hungerman Riverbend Hose Specialty, Inc American Culinary Federation Fred Busse Indiana Michigan Power AEP Holly M Rivers Douglas Anderson Cafe Navarre Indiana Trust Company Sapphire Realty, Inc Robert W Annis Jr Jr Brian E Casey IRBN INC Shamrock Developement ArcelorMittal Thomas C Catanzarite Leonard D Isban Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Inc Jeffery Babcock Uthman Cavallo Edward M Jordanich William S Slimak James W Bache Chiphone Federal Credit Union Fred Kanouse John A Smith Roger Baele Christ The King Lutheran Church Kenneth G Rare Coins Lucy Branson Smith Barnes & Thornburg, LLP Church World Service, Inc Donald T Kersten Cheryl K Snay Rosemary Bell Lee Anna Clark Laurie Kirknew South Bend Christian Reformed Chuck F Bender Thomas M Clark Kohl’s Church, Inc Gerard L Berntsen Barbara K Clausen Bernard (Bernie) W Konrady Jr St Joe Co FOP Lodge 155 Joanne M Bessler Clay High School Konrady Plastics, Inc St Joseph Valley Chapter Credit Big C Lumber Clay United Methodist Church Kroger Unions Helen E Blankenship Dr Robert E Clemency Jr John D Ladue St. John’s Episcopal Church Food David Blatz Commercial Office Products & Charles J Lamb Pantry Rich L Bon Durant Supply of South Bend LaSalle Grill/LaSalle Grill 2 Go St.’s Peter & Paul Serbian Dewayne E Bontrager COMMSOURCE LLC Myrna L Laughlin Orthodox Church John G Borkowski Scott Bramlett HRP Construction, Inc Orthopedic Sports Medicine Earl D Yoder Gerald E Britt Margaret F Huff Center OSMC Robert Yoder Robert D Brown William C Hurst Kent E Perry Zimmy, Inc Debra L Brubaker Gregory A Hyduk Beverly G Pilarski John Zwolinski Kasey Buckles Jamil Packaging Corporation PSI IOTA XI ETA Epsilon Chapter Charles Buettter Richard A Jensen John N Rastetter $499 - $250 Bettegene Butler Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Donald Redding 3 Cross Ministries Maryann Butterbaugh Program Georgine Resick Action Mortgage Corporation Linda Campbell Davis K & B Appliance Repair, Inc James Rhinehart Mark J Adey Carris Corporate Foundation, Inc K & B Transport, Inc Randal J Rhoade George J Albiez Jr Cathedral Church of St James Mark Keller Nancy V Ricks Joan Aldous Barry Chamberlain Kelley Kelsey Unalea Robb AM/AA Elizabeth Chilafoe Robert L Kerby Jean M Roberson Charlotte A Ames Ann K Clark KeyBank National Association Douglas E Rodick Virginia G Anderson J Bruce Collier Peter K Kilpatrick Gerald Rohan AORN of North Central Indiana Communications Test Design Inc Thomas R Kinnucan Jr Paul E Romanetz Chapter #1506 Mary M Corban Douglas Kinsey Deborah Rotman Judi Appel Brenda Cortes Margaret A Kleimola General Fund Saint Joseph’s High Debra A Arendt C Michael Crabill Robert J Konopa School Karelyn J Asbury Loren D Daily Koontz-Wagner Holdings LLC Betty L Sandstrom Asphalt Restoration Services Thomas DeCocker La Porte Hospital Ted Scherpenberg Reginald F Bain John R Drews Laurie LaDow Ernest Schrock Eugene J Bajdek Scott Duerksen Elizabeth LaFortune Tela Schulman-Hektor Louis Baker Theodore A Dunn Brian J Lake Paul Schwab Robert L Barnes Jr Elkhart County Farm Bureau, Inc Lake Michigan Mailers Cathy M Scopel William F Barr Timothy A Elliott Charles H Lakes Marvelle L Siple Scott M Beehler Enyart Electric Motor Repair, Inc Lakeville Lions Club, Inc Gerald A Smith Craig A Bentley Eta Chapter Sigma Phi Gamma Eric J Larson South Bend Radio Control Club Louise M Berkheiser Sorority Elizabeth Lauber St Joseph Paper & Packaging Larry Berry Of South Bend, Indiana Inc Legacy Heating and Air, Inc St. Joseph Valley Association Louis J Berzai Evangelical Covenant Church Leonard M Schiller, Special of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Roger W Bisson Carlton Keith Fahler Account II Contractors, Inc Wayne L Blakesley Farm Credit Services of Mid- Lincoln Sewer Cleaning, Inc Laura Stallman Robert A Blazi America LKQ Management Company Steel Warehouse Company, Inc Kevin J Bohn Nancy S Filley Local 338 Fundraiser William C Strieder John G Bolstetter Evelyn Finkenbinder DeAnn Look Lenore Stump Warren D Bontrager Norma L Firestone Gerald Lutkus Brian S Sucharetza Arlen D Borkholder Susan Fischbach Madison Township Lions Club Gary M Sunada Levi Borntrager Forum Architects LLC A Edward Manier James L Sweet Helen M Bradford David E Fought Mr & Mrs Richard Mao Gerard J Szymczak Keith R Bradley John K Frazier Matthew Marmorino Alexander Tawadros James M Brandner Robert Sigmund Fuchs Annie B Mathews The Tilted Kilt Monica Brickel William C Gates Eugene A Matzat Margaret A Thompson Gerald R Broderick Tyra D Gaylord Paul B McCahill Trim-A-Door Robert W Brown Oliver D Gilliam Joann McClure Trinity Health Brubaker Building and Remodeling Gilsinger Implement Co, Inc Paul L McFann David A Tucker Gene Bruce Gleaner Life Insurance Society Marilyn McGrane University of Notre Dame Donna Bujeker James E Goodhew Sharon D Melton UPS Foundation Inc Bruce Bunker Wayne Goodling Cindy Metzger Carol L VanDusen Thomas Burish Granger Garden Club N Meyer Joseph E Vellner Lawrence K Burket Jr Merle Graybill Daryl D Meyer Rev Teunisje Velthuizen Michael R Burkholder Greater South Bend-Mishawaka Michiana Brits, Ltd W-R Graphic Design, Inc Lindley E Burns Association of Realtors Michiana Mustangs Terry W Wagner John T Bycraft Catherine G Green MidOhio Productions, Inc dba Weichert Realtors Jim Dunfee & John J Byler David M Groff Midwest Haunters Convention Associates Rosalyn Kay Cabanaw Frank C Grove Mishawaka Rotary Club Daniel Weindruch Frank J Cackowski Jeffrey A Guy Beverly M Mitchell Charles J Weis Calvary Lutheran Church Office Account Hammerschmidt Janet Mitros Welch Packaging Group, Inc Carpenters Local 413 Amaral & Jonas Gerald R Moran Kim Wells German Castellanos Joseph D Hammons Alan H Nadon Kenneth R Welsh Gary W Cauley Richard Hanscom Thomas A Nelson Thomas C Werts Maryland Chang Al H Harding Kathleen Neuhoff DPM West Side Church of Christ Anthony G Chartbrand Martha P Harper Bernard Nevel Chad Whitehead A H Choitz Peggy Henderson Rick L Newman Brad A Wigren James A Chrzan Angel Hernandez Rick Newman Charles K Wilber Stephen E Ciesielski Mary Hickey Anthony L Newman David M Williams Rosalind E Clark Mary L Hilkert Katherine S Nichols William D Wilson Charles W Clarke Kurt S Hoger Craig Nietch Scott D Wisthuff William B Claxton Holbert Engineering Co Inc Robert A Norlander Woodforest National Bank Christopher J Cobb Home Care Assistance Inc Rex Norris Rachel Wozniak Coca-Cola Bottling of South Bend Hoosier Spring Co, Inc Matthew Odom Noel D Wycliff Dorothy F Cochran The Food Bank of Northern Indiana 2012 Annual Report

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Norma H Coleman Mark Gildner Don Krabill New Avenues Inc Community Congregational Edna Gingerich Christopher Kreuter Liviu I Nicolaescu Church of Clay Township Sara C Goepfrich Kruggel, Lawton & Company, LLC Billie S Norman Kevin A Condon Iris M Goerner Michael J Kruk Casey Norton Grover L Conrad Jr Carol Goodhew Stephen A Krupnik Notre Dame Alumni Association JoAnn K Cook William Grace Lake Missionary Church Christopher Nowakowski Frances E Copeland Bruce L Greenberg Margaret Lammers Dennis Nowicki Crowe Horwath LLP Stuart Greene Margaret S Laven Victor J O’Block Grace M Curtis William T Grimmer Irene Leahy James S O’Rourke Anna Cushwa Paul R Grimstad Marshall W Leeds Doris A Oakes Kenneth M Czajkowski Gary Griner Tim Lehman Scott D Osthimer Daman Products Co Richard Gulick Jane M Lehman Betty Otis Marlene Davidson Gurley Leep, Imports Inc Cleo R Leinbach Charles E Owens Walter K Davis Main Street Orthodontics Robert T Leliaert Parrot Heads in Michiana Lawrence Day Edmund C Guyer, DDS, MS LePeep of South Bend Inc Joseph Pelczar George Dearing Sajjad Habib Blake Leyerle Charles Peltier Joel D Debruyne Hacienda Mexican Restaurants Michael C Leyes Penske Truck Leasing Matthew R Dee Bradley F Haeck John C Lindsey Cathy Petrovich Mr & Mrs Tim E Demarais Rick Hanscon John A Lockwitz III Michael J Phend William M Deniston Joseph D Hardman Dorothy Lockwood Patrick Pinnick Department of Marketing Gerald E Harriman David Lodge Lawrence A Pio Rosemary A DePastine Kenneth D Harrington Louie’s Tux Shop Thomas R Platt Jacob J Dermott Frank J Hartman Michael J Loux Pnc Bank Leo A Despres Thomas D Hartnett Patricia L Lunte Powell Tool Supply, Inc Ronald J Devenney Robert P Hatch Lori L Lupresto Kirt Prchlik Gayle E Dhaenens Raymond E Hattisburg Nancy Luther Leonard S Prentkowski Karen L Dodd Mark A Heldreth Joanne M Mack Press Ganey Associates, Inc Bernard J Doll Frederick J Helmen Michael L Mack Glenna M Price Dennis R Donathen Michael R Helms Jacob A Macke Brian Proffitt Edward Delle Donne David L Henning Tara Macleod Progressive Engineering Inc Michael P Donovan Daniel Higbee Joseph S Magiera Della M Quinn Margaret Doody James R Hiner Chris L Marciniak R-Way Trailer Alan D Dorrell Paula Ho Eric Marion Linda S Rakow James Douglas Paul R Hochstetler Norman H Marsh Paul A Rathburn John S Dowd Jane A Hoff Terry L Martin Lisa Rhinesmith Loretta B Downes Tim A Hoffman Alexander M Martin Albert Richard Marge A Drevs Michael Hoffman Marlene C Martinec Christopher R Richards Douglas L Eley Jeffery L Hoffman Vincent Martinez Mark Richter Arvid M Eriandson Montey G Holloway Roger J Mason Richard R Riehm David Erwin Daniel J Holtman David Mast Victor Riemenschneider Evangel Heights United Methodist Phillip J Hoose Karl E Master Donald L Robison Sr Church Bruce J Hornbach Noel A Mathews Rocky Glass Pamela D Ewald Margaret F Hull Kathleen M Mc Lemore Donald E Rorie David M Fairchild DDS Roger D Huneryager Rodney McClain Roseland Rotary Club Faith United Methodist Church Wendy A Hurst Stuart T McComas Nancy Lee Ross Kirby J Falkenberg Robert A Hurst McDonald Physical Therapy & Marian E Rozycki Robert L Farley Indiana Michigan Power Sports Rehab Daniel Rudzinski MD Robert L Farley Ironwood Family Dentistry Vaughn R McKim Frances A Ruhe Kirk D Farney Ivy Tech State College Donald E McNulty L Brown Sanders John G Farrell Teri D Jarrette Steven A Meck Richard Scarborough Mark E Farver Robert T Jasinski Connie Mellander Jo An Schaetzle Robert W Fearing JM Logistics Merrill Lynch W Robert Scheidt Federal-Mogul South Bend, Inc Donald D Johannesen Donald C Metrish Roger A Schmidt Anthony Fitts John Adams High School Michiana Corvette Club John J Schoeninger Richard Fitzgerald Virgil D Jordan Michiana Lutheran Education Paula Schram Derrick R Flint Donald L Jun Association, Inc Diana Schwartz Roger N Foley Jurgonski & Fredlake CPAS Joe Miltenberger Sandy Seltenright William Foreman Norman Kampe Roselyn L Mitschelen Ajzuddin Shaikh Ttee Joann E Forizs Kenneth T Kaucic Margaret Morris Madelyn Sharkey Carol Fox Bryon L Keck Mossberg & Company Inc John R Shinners Franciscan Alliance John R Kelly Tony Mroczkiewicz Stanley D Shook Freeman-Spicer Charities, Inc Jill C Kennel Joseph A Mumm Jamil Siddique Rabbi Michael B Friedland John Kittredge Glen Murphy Valpo Pizza dba Silver Beach Pizza Lawrence F Fritz Donald T Klimek Kenneth E Murphy Gurcharn Singh Jennifer M Gaff Roger Klinedinst Deirdre E Mylod Donald W Smith Larry A Gates Gene D Klosinski Karen A Nagy Robert F Smith Jr Patricia G Gault Jean E Kolesiak Kenneth Nemes Andrew J Sommese Geocel Holdings Corporation Elaine Konstantopoulos Dana J Neumann Sorenson Communications, Inc Now, more than ever.

Southside Christian Church (DOC) Mary R Sparks Spyglass Search, Inc Thank You to Our Partners St Joseph County Farm Bureau Inc St. Joseph Valley Building & Construction Mission Partner: Aldi #51 Kroger – Goshen Larry Stump Church Community Services Aldi #68 Kroger – West Hively, Elkhart Michael P Stype Aldi #73 Kroger – Western Avenue, Thomas E Sullivan Media Partners: Alpha Baking South Bend Sunny Italy Inc ABC 57 Applebee’s Lewis Bakery Wayne Superczynski Advance News-Bremen Aunt Millie’s Little Caesar’s Pizza – Sage Elaine A Swartz Enquirer Bar S Foods Management Robert M Sweeney Bourbon News-Mirror/ Bay Valley Foods Little Turtle Cluster David D Teeters Culver Citizen/Pilot-News Bob Evans – Grape Road Lofthouse Foods, Inc Robert W Tennyson Bristol Bugle News Brothers Bar & Grill Maple Leaf Farms, Inc Douglas L Thain El Puente Canteen Serivces Marsh Grocery Stores The Auto Park, Inc Fox 28 Chipotle Restaurant No. 128 Martin’s Super Market – The Diocese of Fort Wayne South Goshen News Church Community Services Warehouse Bend, Inc Granger Gazette Claey’s Candy, Inc McCormick & Company, Inc The Healy Group, Inc Herald-Argus Coca Cola Bottling Co Meijer #120 The Lebermuth Company, Inc Michiana News Channel Commercial Food Systems, Meijer #121 The Linebacker Mishawaka Enterprise Inc Meijer #127 The Ridge Company NewsCenter 16 Community Harvest Food Meijer #128 The Tire Rack News Dispatch Bank Meijer #149 Edward E Thomas Pulse FM Creighton Brothers LLC Miller Poultry Ronald W Thomas South Bend Tribune Culver Duck Farms Newman’s Own, Inc H James Thrall The Mail-Journal CVS Pharmacy #8646 Olive Garden Timberland Bible Church The Elkhart Truth D&G Transportation Inc Owen’s Store Tippecanoe Place Restaurant Wakarusa Tribune Deans Foods Pepperidge Farms Steven A Tomasula Walkerton Area Shopper Diamond Foods, Inc Pepsi-Cola Bottlers M Tuesley WAOR FM/WBYT FM/ Eastern Illinois Food Bank Pizza Hut/Twin Branch Michele R Turco WYPW FM Ecklers Produce & Red Lobster – Elkhart David Tydgat WCMR AM/WFRI FM/WFRN Greenhouse Farm Red Lobster – Mishawaka Jill Tyler FM/WFRR FM Einstein Bagels Rice Farms, LLC U.S. Signcrafters WCOE FM/WLOI AM Essenhaus Foods Sam’s Club #6315 University of Notre Dame, WDND AM/WNDV FM/ F&AM, Inc Sam’s Club #8170 Department of Athletics WSMM FM/WZOW FM Food Finders Food Bank, Inc Second Harvest Food Bank University of Notre Dame, WEFM FM Gleaners Food Bank of of ECI Department of Marketing WIMS AM Indiana SMP Marketing LLC University of Notre Dame, WLDC FM Global Foods Inc. Sunrise Produce, Inc Office of the President WLFQ FM Goodwill Industries – Sweet Corn Charlie Produce US Department of Justice, US Trustee, WSBL LP Western Avenue Target – Benton Harbor Region 10 WSBT Radio Group – WHFB Gordon Food Service Target – Ireland Road, South Patricia Vanek FM/WNSN FM/WSBT Great Lakes Produce & Bend Vietnam Veterans of America AM/WZOC FM Marketing Target – Goshen Gary Walston WSBT TV 22 Greenline Distributors Target – Granger Brent L Weaver WSND FM Hildebrand Farm Tyson Foods Joyce Wegs WTCA AM IFSSA-USDA Walmart #2679 John P Welle WTRC AM Independent Restaurant Walmart #1378 Ralph J Wenzel WUBS FM Buyers Walmart #2678 Pamela E White WVPE FM Jaworski Meat Market Walmart #4399 David A Wiegand Jewel-Osco Walmart #1978 Sterling Wiener Food Donors Knights of Columbus #1477 Walmart #2680 Ronald L Wilcoxson 7-Up Bottling Group Kraft Foods Global, Inc Walmart #1304 Aaron Willis Abbett Farms Kroger – Ireland Road, South Walmart #1566 Clayton B Wilson Aldi #02 Bend Walmart #3436 J Bryan Wirth Aldi #03 Kroger – Merrifield, Walmart #2276 Lola M Wise Aldi #04 Mishawaka Walmart #1487 Sharon Witherspoon Aldi #07 Kroger – Plymouth Wonder Hostess Woodforest National Bank Aldi #24 Kroger – Elkhart Zentis Foods David Woods Aldi #34 Kroger – LaPorte Arletta Wright Aldi #38 Kroger – Town&Country, Bobby J Yeggy Mishawaka Mary P Zarat Zion UCC Sisters of Faith Zion United Church of Christ Group The Food Bank of Northern Indiana 2012 Annual Report Now, more than ever.

Thank You to Our Volunteers In 2012, volunteers donated 20,655 hours – a 32% increase over 2011! The Food Bank needs an average of 30 volunteers each day. Volunteers spend an average of 3.5 hours per visit with a variety of projects, including the Food 4 Kids Fun Packs packaging.

Corporate Volunteers: Partner Volunteers continued: Individuals: Ameriprise Financial Dismas House Jan Blaz Clark Aquatic Services DuComb Center Haley Boggqual Crowe Horwath Dungarvin Dinah Bourdon Eaton Corp. Girl Scouts Jack Gibboney Farm Journal Goodwill Impact Jacob Goodloe IRBN Holy Cross College Jerry Halloran Jordan Automotive Group Home School Honor Society Harry Holycross Key Bank Indiana Mentor Trina Horton Korhorn Financial Indiana University South Bend Eleanor Jones Liberty Mutual Alpha Sigma Phi Dick Lamphear LPGA Tour IU South Bend Ken Lewton Macy’s Ivy Tech Community College Lenora Lloyd PNC Bank Juvenile Justice Center Kulwa Lukuba RE/MAX 100 Kiwanis Ed Lumpkin Starbucks Latter Day Saints Rose Mason Target Stores Mosaic Andrea McHugi Trinity Health Systems Oaklawn Mike Pheil Wells Fargo Advisors Penn High School Tom Shank Woodforest Penn Township Trustees Office Les Shankle Purdue University Matt Shook Organization Volunteers: Riley High School Stan Shook ADEC Sacred Heart School Sue Shook Center for the Homeless Saint Joseph High School Eric Sokol Christ the King Saint Mary’s College Heather Stepher Logan Center South Gateway Rotary Craig Sumerix South Bend Community School Starline Paul Symanski Corporation – Intern Program Student Today/Leaders Forever Kathy Trumbull Trine University Carol Vogel Partner Volunteers: U.S. Air Force Recruiters Steve – ADEC Anthony Wayne Services University of Notre Dame Tiffany – ADEC Adams High School • Alumni Association Brandon – Center for the AWS • Beta Alpha Psi Homeless Bethel College Job Shadowing • Law School Carl – Center for the Homeless Program • Lewis Hall Lynn – Center for the Homeless Boys & Girls Clubs • Masters of Science in Elders – Church of Jesus Christ of Camp Fire USA Accountancy Latter-Day Saints Catholic Heart Worker Group • Residence Life Ben – Logan Crossings Educational Center Kathy – Logan Lea – Logan Lynn – Logan Tim – Logan Toni – Logan Did you know? 20,655 volunteer hours were given in 2012. That’s equivalent to more than 10 full-time staff members!

We can give you all different kinds of statistics, but at the end of the day, all that really matters is the people who have been helped...and who have received hope. Thank You! The Food Bank of Northern Indiana 2012 Annual Report

2013 Board of Directors

Officers Gerald (Jerry) Lutkus, Chairman Partner, Barnes & Thornburg, LLP

Michael J. Ryan, Immediate Past Chairman “As the Food Bank of Senior Business Relationship Manager Northern Indiana marks its Wells Fargo Bank, N/A 20th year, we are looking Mark A. Norris, Secretary forward while bearing in Consultant mind our past. In these 20 years, we have seen the Todd Brown, Treasurer face of hunger change in Vice President – Finance, TCU northern Indiana. Members Curtis L. Bethel, Jr. As we work to revive our Assistant Vice President, 1st Source Bank still struggling economy, we've seen more new John O’Brien General Manager, WNDU TV faces at the Food Bank and our remote and Alex Redenius mobile pantries. District Manager, The Kroger Co. The fact that some of Chris Rowland Risk Management Advisor/Owner, Healy Group these faces are those people who previously 2013 Food Bank Staff: contributed to the Food Administration: Bank tells us that the need Executive Director – Milt Lee for food in our community Administrative Assistant – Beverly Waumans Agency Relations Manager – Jaime Owen remains great. It also Community Educator and tells us that hunger and Sustainability Coordinator/Programs – Denise Singh poverty can strike anyone Director of Community Impact – Marijo Martinec and that's why we need Finance Manager – Theresa Thompson your support now more Food Sourcing and Procurement – Sean O’Malley General Manager – Shelley Marker than ever.” Program Support Assistant – Sharon Kowalski Volunteer Coordinator – Richard Chapla Assistant Volunteer Coordinator – Bill Nowostawski - Gerald (Jerry) Lutkus, 2013 Food Bank Chairman

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