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From Dream to Reality From Dream to Reality 2 0 1 1 A n n u A l R e p o R t M a M a’s Moves into a New Home fter 17 years of leasing operatingA space in our second avenue location downtown, Mama’s Kitchen purchased and renovated a permanent two-story, 11,000 sq. ft. facility at 3960 Our new home boasts: Home avenue. our new doors • An industrial-size commercial opened on august 29, 2011, kitchen, furnished with equipment without interruption of service that will expand food preparation capacity and improve the quality to our clients. Mama’s Kitchen’s and nutritional value of meals. new home creates significant • A more welcoming environment for the hundreds of volunteers who walk opportunities to enhance and through its doors, with appropriate workspaces for staff and volunteers. expand our services to those we • Adequate conference and classroom space to accommodate community meetings, volunteer orientations, trainings and education programs that will serve with increased operational help service recipients, and enable staff, volunteers and community partners efficiency and organizational to stay informed, build skills and share resources. effectiveness. • A pantry, now under the same roof as our kitchen, which will provide perishable items (such as bread, fruits, meats, and dairy items) in addition to nonperishable items. • A convenient location for our volunteer delivery drivers, with easy access to all major San Diego freeways. A Message F r o M o u r b o a r d p r e s i d e n t and executive director As we look back at 2011, we are struck by the amazing spirit of generosity and commitment that so defines the communities of San Diego. For that we are thankful. As a result of this generosity and commitment, 2011 will go down as a year of significant accomplishments at Mama’s Kitchen. The accomplishment with the most immediate impact — Mama’s Kitchen nourished 572 individuals through our home-delivered meals service and 769 individuals through our pantry service — over 1,300 men, women and children affected by HIV/AIDS or cancer who would have otherwise been vulnerable to malnutrition and hunger. Research shows that food insecurity is associated with poor medical Alberto R. Cortés outcomes. As a consistent source of food, Mama’s Kitchen was successful and in Executive Director the most efficient of ways: an average cost of $3.03 per meal! The accomplishment with the greatest long-term impact — Mama’s Kitchen purchased, renovated and moved into a new facility after 17 very successful years in the basement of a church. On August 29 Mama’s Kitchen moved to a newly renovated, 11,000 square foot facility with a state-of-the-art kitchen. This significant increase in space allows us to continue meeting the growing needs of our clients and continue our tradition of never having a waiting list for our critical services. Besides the increased capacity in the quantity of food we can provide, our new facility also provides the opportunity to improve the quality of the services that we provide by providing more in- house prepared food items, instituting the availability of perishable items in our pantry, and developing nutrition education programs. The accomplishment of both immediate and long-term needs is the reflection of a Kenneth Villa, MD community that shows a caring spirit and a strong sense of commitment to the mission 2011 President, Board of Directors of Mama’s Kitchen. The need of those who need us most is very real and our response to the need has been very impactful. Kenneth Villa, MD, Alberto R. Cortés, 2011 President, Board of Directors Executive Director 1 Services Provided b y M a M a’ s K i t c H e n i n 2 0 1 1 Home-Delivered Meal Services Average Cost of a Meal Mama’s Kitchen is committed to fighting AIDS and cancer Home Delivered Hot Meal Service: through the power of nutrition. The Home-Delivered Hot Meal Food: 1,015,905.02 Meals Service at Mama’s Kitchen is the only service in San Diego County delivering breakfast, lunch and dinner Hot Meal Containers: 36,947.93 to individuals affected by AIDS or cancer, for every day Total: 1,052,852.95 of the year, on a county-wide basis, free of charge. This Number of Meals: 347,690 service consists of the following three programs: Average Cost per Home Delivered Meal: $3.03 1. AIDS Nutrition Program Provides 100% nutrition for San Diego County Pantry Service: residents living with HIV/AIDS who are mentally or physically unable to prepare meals Pantry Food Purchased: 76,027.12 2. Critical Illness Nutrition Program (CINP) In kind Pantry Food: 38,639.00 Provides 100% nutrition for San Diego County resi- Total: 114,666.12 dents under the age of 60 and battling cancer who Number of Meal Equivalents: 92,302 are mentally or physically unable to prepare meals Average Cost per Pantry Meal: $1.24 3. Children’s Nutrition Program (CNP) Provides 100% nutrition for the dependent children of our Home-Delivered Meal Service clients In 2011 the Home-Delivered Meals Service supplied 347,690 meals to 572 unduplicated men, women and children, a 7.3% increase in the number of meals and a 12.4% increase in the number of clients from 2010. To reach San Diegans who would be eligible for services, Mama’s Kitchen collaborates with hospitals, social services, and community clinics that refer people with AIDS or cancer to the Home-Delivered Meal Service. These health and social service professionals clinically confirm a person’s need for services, and recertify this need every six months. Pantry Service 1. Mama’s Pantry – a monthly Pantry Service for people living with HIV/AIDS whose income is less than $1,400 per month 2 Home-Delivered Meal Services Pantry Service AIDS Nutrition Program Mama’s Pantry • 287,240 meals • 4,858 Pantry visits • 424 clients • 769 clients • 82,586 lbs. of food Critical Illness Nutrition Program (CINP) • 92,302 meal equivalents • 60,450 meals • 148 clients Meals/Meal Equivalents • 347,690 meals Children’s Nutrition Program (CINP) (Hot Meal Service) • 44,703 meals* • 92,302 equivalent meals • 92 children* (Mama’s Pantry) *These 92 children and their meals are included in the totals for the AIDS Nutrition Program and the Critical Illness Nutrition Program, based on their or their parents’ diagnosis. Mama’s Kitchen Hot Meal Delivery by Area County Region Meals Clients Central 170,210 256 East 50,106 83 North 42,453 73 South Bay 38,631 85 Southeast 46,290 75 Totals 347,690 572 3 Thank You t o our generous donors $100,000 and above GBH Foundation / Brown Brothers BD Biosciences Pharmingen The James Hervey Johnson Harriman Trust Company, LLC Mary Ann Bennett Charitable Educational Trust County of San Diego Infinite Corporation Dr. & Mrs. Robert N. Berk Jeanne Jones & Don Breitenburg Ms. Frances Hamilton White Issa Family Foundation Jane B. Boyd Paul A. Jones Sara & Robert Lumpkins Stacey E. James* & Sandy Marciari Mark T. Bradshaw Joyce B. Justus Nancy & Anthony Janus Chad Joseph Brown Robert Karstein $50,000 to $99,999 Anthony J. Johnson The Bulova Gale Foundation Martin L. Katz Timothy Loomis* Joanne Campbell Ms. Jennifer A. Kearns Dr. Seuss Fund Dennis & Pamela Mudd Chemalloy Company, Inc. David King & Jane Booth Law Office of Joseph M. Patane Pepsi Bottling Group - Heather Chisholm-Chait Martha Mariam Strauss Kirby MAC AIDS Fund San Diego County Jim & Mary Cliffod Thomas Kwan* Nordstrom Inc. Sempra Energy Foundation Millard K Cluff, II Reinette & Marvin Levine Qualcomm Incorporated William D. Tench, M.D. Collwood Terrace Stellar Care Jeff Lewis The TJX Foundation Community Service Association, Sheryl Lopez & Louis D. Johnson San Diego Affiliate of Tri-City Healthcare District San Diego Unified Schools Dr. M. Macilvaine Susan G. Komen for the Cure Dr. Kenneth J. Villa* Computershare Martin & Joanne Marugg Roger S. Werbeck* & Convoy Village Chiropractic Carolyn & Raymond McFarlane $25,000 to $49,999 Brian D. Weathersbee Alberto R. Cortés Representative Brent Mesnick Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Walter J. and Betty C. Zable Covidien Metropolitan Community Foundation Steven & Celeste Cowell Church of San Diego AIDS, Inc. Diving For Life Richard & Linda Moore Gene Burkard $2,500 to $4,999 Michelle Donovan* Gregory V & Andrea P. Moser Estate of Mr. Philip H. Flick William & Karen Dow NICO Insurance Services, INC Bourbon Street Dr. Charles C. Edwards & Daniel T. & Kellie Evans-O’Connor Price Family Charitable Fund The Bowden Family Foundation Sue K. Edwards Donald & Patricia Paradise San Diego HIV Funding Ms. Fay P. Bullitt Steven & Sharon Elggren Leonard & Pauline Parker Collaborative a program of Chris Cacioppo Epstein Family Foundation Nancy A. Perkins the Human Dignity Foundation CareFusion FDP Richard D. Farrar Kevin M. Poulos & Richard Carl Crider & Carol Clause of San Diego Walter & Prue Flicker Pratscher The Daphne Seybolt Culpeper Sycuan Casino Raymond Fluta Janice Powers Memorial Foundation, INC. Ronald H. Fucuals Rainmaker Systems, Inc Union Bank Anthony C. Demos Lawrence Gardepie Frank A. Reynolds Wells Fargo Foundation Todd Dempsey Anne R. Garger & Donita Thompson Jamie L. Ritchie Shawn Dooley Gay & Lesbian Fund for San Diego Mr. David P. Rogers $10,000 to $24,999 The Samuel I. & John Henry Fox at the San Diego Foundation Regina Rooney & Richard Ogden Foundation ALere Joel & Judi R. Gerber Dr & Mrs. Murray Rosenthal Todd M. Gabello* Anonymous Wirt C. Gilliam Peter C & Mary A. Roussos Gregg R. Garner* The Bravo Foundation Give With LibertyVirginia Gloor Elena L. Salsitz & Hemophilia Association of City of San Diego Employee Kathryn Goetz Kenneth M. Cohen San Diego County Share Program Donald Goff & Chris Sheehan Elizabeth A.
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