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2015 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2015: JULY 1, 2014 - JUNE 30, 2015 Also in this issue... FY15 PROGRAMS & OPERATIONS HIGHLIGHTS PARTNER & MISSION IMPACT AWARDS PROM BENEFIT for HUNGER RELIEF VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION 2015-16 BOARD OF DIRECTORS A MESSAGE Traci Nally, Chair Vice President, Human Resources, News-Gazette FROM THE PRESIDENT Laura Weis, Vice Chair President/CEO, Champaign County Chamber of Dear friends & supporters, Commerce We recently received a donation from a generous donor Kevin Yonce, Immediate Past Chair accompanied by the following note: CEO, Champaign County Tent Renee Osterbur, Treasurer Accountant, Martin, Hood, Friese and Associates, LLC Wendy Harris, Secretary Director of Budget & Resource Planning, University She is right. Our work is paramount - vital and important of Illinois - across the 17 counties we serve. I graciously accept her thanks and praise. But I’d like to pass on that gratitude to Chad Barringer Steamfitter, Plumbers and Steamfitters Local you – our most loyal donors and partners. It is only with Union 149 your support that we continue our mission of alleviating hunger and nourishing stronger communities. Thank you Coby Cooper It is only with for believing in our work and generously supporting it. Your Vice President & General Manager, WCIA/WCIX/ Illinois Homepage your support investment is valued and never more important than now, that we as we see more and more people in need. Barb Daly Regional Office of Education continue our News statistics were released in 2015 showing a staggering Retired Principal, School District Unit #4 “mission of 15.6% of the people living in our service area are food insecure – meaning they don’t know from where their Deborah Day alleviating Retired, Illinois Public Media hunger and next meal is coming. That’s significantly higher than the statewide rate of 13.6%. And, in Champaign County alone, John Lamkin nourishing that figure jumps to over 17% - one in every six people and Retired, Kirby Foods, Inc. stronger one in every four kids. communities. Terry Thies Eastern Illinois Foodbank responded to that growing Youth Programs Manager, Parkland College need, focusing programs towards the most vulnerable Teola Trowbridge populations. The ongoing success of our Healthy Futures Initiative, made up of our Retired, Kraft Foods School Pantry, BackPack Program Senior Grocery and Foodmobile programs, continues to demonstrate our commitment. Elon Zeigler Industrial Engineer, U.S. Army CERL We opened our first elementary school pantry in March 2015 at Garden Hills Elementary Jim Hires, Ex-Officio School in Champaign and have another local site in the works now. School pantries have President & CEO, Eastern Illinois Foodbank proven to be a more consistent food source for children and families as a whole and are great examples of community collaboration supporting local neighborhoods. We now boast six school pantries. Additionally, the Foodbank now oversees four senior feeding sites, in Champaign, Urbana and Mattoon. These programs target the growing senior population, easing their financial burden by providing groceries to meet their unique nutritional needs. Thanks to your generous gifts and strategic efforts by the Foodbank Board of Directors, CONTACT US staff and community partners, our network of over 200 member food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters and other emergency feeding programs have strengthened across Eastern Illinois Foodbank eastern Illinois. We so appreciate your partnership and commitment to our mission. 2405 North Shore Drive Urbana, IL 61802-7221 FOODBANK FACT: (217) 328-3663 www.eifoodbank.org 6,250,000 meals were Jim Hires served through EIF’s network President & CEO of food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters and other emergency feeding programs. ANNUAL REPORT Corporate 7/1/2014-6/30/2015 52% fiscal year 2015 Government (USDA Commodities) Purchased Where our Food Comes From Other Food 18% Banks 16% Food Drives Other 10% 2% 2% PublicFinancial Support & Revenue Report Where our Funding How We Use Contributed food $8,565,375 Other Income Government Contributions $1,185,364 Comes(interest, From investments, misc.) Our Resources Grants & >1% Management Government grants & contracts $2,443,769 Contracts In-Kind Fundraising & General Other grants $469,956 Grants 8% Donations 3% 2% Program revenue $410,962 15% >1% Total Public Support & Revenue $13,075,426 Expenses Program services $12,549,754 Fundraising $411,438 Management & General $212,508 Total Expenses $13,173,700 Non-Operating Investment income (expense) $59 Programs & Loss on sale of long-lived assets ($36,398) Individuals *Due to *includes Services* Program & Corporate 95% Total Non-Operating ($36,339) rounding, value of Revenue Contributions totals are donated 19% 58% over 100% food Change in Net Assets ($134,613) FOODBANK FACT: Net Assets, beginning of year $6,401,631 EIF distributed 7.5 million pounds of food and grocery product, including Net Assets, end of year $6,267,018 1.5 million pounds of produce to our member agencies that served over 116,000 individuals in eastern Illinois. Jennifer Cromley Kay & Peter Mulhall The following donors John & Violet Dahl William & Adele Myers made a significant Sara P. Dahl John & Laura Nagel INDIVIDUAL contribution to supporting Barbara A. Daly Traci E. Nally our work in FY15. James & Dorothy Davito William H. Neumann GIVING Michael & Joyce Day Kathleen & Thomas Newman Tom & Peggy Degler Scott & Jody Northway Rusty & Julie Denney Dennis R. Ohnstad $10,000 + $2,499 - $1,000 Paul & Martha Diehl Timothy & Cathy Ols Brenda L. Aden Howard Schein & Deborah Allen Nancy D. Dooley Susan & John Osborne Joyce Bohrer Diana Allen Marilyn M. Dunsing Janak & Jyoti Patel Steven & Elizabeth Mills Anonymous Donors (22) Melissa Edwards & Alexander Breen Robert & Carol Penka Susan Arena & Steven Zumdahl Rhoda R. Engel Dan & Mary Ellen Peterson $9,999 - $5,000 R. Allen & Elaine Avner John Epifanio Stephen & Esther Portnoy Anonymous Donor Ronald L. Baker Carl G. Erb David Poulsen & Angeline Jessica & Andrew Batey Michael L. Barnhardt Randy & Sharon Ervin Gliniecki A.J. Hildebrand Emily Basham & John Grenier Michael & Karen Folk Patricia & Morgan Powell Christopher & Cassie Rennels Karen A Baumann Rudolf & Lucille Frasca Michael W. Pritchard Royce & Lois Wilken Marilyn Bayley Jeffrey D. Frederick Alan Puzey & Annette Zeigler Gary & Belinda Beaver Joan M. Friedman Thomas & Beverly Rauchfuss $4,999 - $2,500 John & Brenda Beck Cecilia K. Gaines George & Georgetta Rediehs Anonymous Donors (3) Dan Bernhardt & Margaret Ballantyne Joseph Giblin Jane Reid & Lydia Khuri Michael & Martha Degutis Ken Bledsoe Lori & Aaron Goodman Marilyn B. Resch Bonnie & William Denny Cathrine Blom & Gordon Baym Mary & Ralph Graham Richard Ross & Jaqueline Ross Malathi & Rajagopal Echambadi Gordon & Candace Boehm Dallas & Carolyn Grant Helen & Neil Ryan Matthew I. Frank Robert & Sue Boucek Patricia & William Gropp Marcia L. Sage Michael J. Fuerst Thomas & Sandra Breese Eugene & Reba Hall Dilip & Sandhya Sarwate John Gambill Larry & Charlotte Breneman Hosea & Carol Hall Peter & Sylvia Sauer Allen & Susan Hartter Jason & Dallas Burrell James & Ellen Harms Judith A. Sawyer Gregory & Katherine Hatch Richard & Cheryl Buse Ravishankar Hasanadka & Jennifer Heather & Charles Schultz James Heffernan Joan Campagnola & Nigel Goldenfeld Straub Jason Scott & Maria Gillombardo Jay P. Hoeflinger Karen Carney & Robert Kanter Cheryl & Tim Hayden Mariangela C. Segre Mary U. Kruse Seong & Shinhee Cho Anna Mary Hays Richard G. Seitz Betty & Robert Labonte Gary Gladding & Victoria Christensen William T. Henderson Teresa M. Selin Jeff Reeder Morene Stratton Christman Raymond & Beverly Herman Martin Shankland & Cynthia Brent & Denise Reese Roger Clark & Gaye Wong Robin & Stephen Hettinger Buckley Willis Goth Regier Ruth Anne Clark James & Kathryn Hires Steven Zimmerman & Sharon Marianne A. Salmon Joseph & Janine Cleary Angela & Frank Hoess Shavitt Ernest & Pat Sammann Susan Cohen & George Monahan Helen M. Hoffmann Robert & Marilyn Sinclair Bobbi & Gary Schnitkey Barbara A. Colson Elizabeth & Derek Hoiem Michael & Patricia Smith Dale M. Velkovitz Robert & Laura Cook Jan Houston Michael T. Snyder Jacquelyn & Jeff Voeks Shirley Corum Shirley F. Hunt Barbara G. Socha Hue-Hwa Hwang Jon Sokolski & Marci Dodds Sarah Redd Illyes Johnette & Dennis Sparks Awanda M. Jackson David & Carol Stevens Della Jacobs John Stewart Anthony & Maureen Juodis Kathy & Jeffrey Stewart Peter & Patricia Kale Virginia & Chester Strohecker Richard & Judith Kaplan Joel & Jill Sullivan John & Gail Kennedy Robert & Bonnie Switzer Alice & Kevin Kirby Hobart William & Kathryn Steven Kleinvehn Tredway Stephen and Georgia Kneller Teola J. Trowbridge Philip & Tenna Knox David & Stephanie Venis Mary Louise Koch William & Linda Wallis Marilyn L. Kohl Mary & Thomas Walsh John Lamkin & Susan Evans Douglas & Laura Walsten Scott & Kim Wujek William V. Weber Stephen Shaw & Jessica Larosa David & Diane Weible Mildred Luther Lynn & Martha Wenzel William R Magro Joseph & Patricia Wenzel John I. Marden Peter & Marge Wetmore Jeffrey & Kimberly Matthis David & Christina Whippo Tim McHenry Bruce & Kathryn Wicks Virginia & Michael McKinney Mark & Deborah Williams Sanjay & Neha Mehta Daryll Williamson Anna J. Merritt Harold & Elaine Yoon Evelyn R. Michaud John E. Zehr Nolan & Elizabeth Miller Joan & Theodore Zernich Thank you! Linda K. Morford The following donors Conagra Grocery Products Inc. UIUC Engineering Council made a significant Conscious Alliance UIUC Office of Volunteer
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