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2016 Annual Report Fiscal Year 2016: July 1, 2015 - June 30, 2016 2016 ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2016: JULY 1, 2015 - JUNE 30, 2016 Also in this issue... FY16 PROGRAMS & OPERATIONS HIGHLIGHTS HUNGER ACTION MONTHTM HIGHLIGHTS DAY OF GIVING PROM BENEFIT FOR HUNGER RELIEF 2016 VOLUNTEER MILESTONES MISSION IMPACT AWARDS 2016-17 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Wendy Harris, Chair THE HIRES REPORT Assnt. Director for Administrative Services, Illinois Natural History Survey Barbara Daly, Vice Chair Retired, Regional Office of Education & School District Unit #4 Dear friends and supporters, Traci Nally, Immediate Past Chair Vice President of Human Resources, News-Gazette I often tell people I have the best job in town. I then see a quick look of confusion in their eyes Renee Osterbur, Treasurer before the conversation continues. They doubt how the daily fight against hunger could ever Accountant, Martin, Hood, Friese and Associates, LLC be enjoyable. Terry Thies, Secretary But I stand behind it. With a great staff, supportive Board of Directors and generous donors Youth Program Manager, Business Training and Community Education, Parkland College like you, I really do think I’ve got a pretty good gig. Looking back on all our impressive work in FY16, it’s become even more clear that Eastern Illinois Foodbank is changing lives by bringing Renee Osterbur, Treasurer food — and hope — to our neighbors in need. Senior Manager, Martin, Hood, Friese & Assoc. It is reiterated to me on a daily basis — through a donor call or a pantry visit or a talk with Chad Barringer VP Plumbers & Steamfitters, Local 149 a local legislator — that our work is important and desperately needed by one in every seven people in our community. George Czapar Director, University of Illinois Extension Terri A. Daniels Business Administrative Associate, Center for Wounded Veterans in Higher Education Deborah Day Retired, Illinois Public Media Our work is Nancy Greenwalt Executive Director, Promise Healthcare important and Wade Hoey desperately needed Supervisor, Martin, Hood, Friese & Assoc. by one in every Greg Johnson Principal, Centennial High School seven people in our Kevin Yonce community. CEO, Twin City Tent & Awning Elon Zeigler We launched our Retailers Against Hunger program, partnering with almost 40 local stores Industrial Engineer, US Army CERL to rescue nearly 2 million meals in the first year alone. In February 2016, we opened a pantry at the Champaign-Urbana Public Health District, utilizing a food-as-medicine approach. Jim Hires, Ex-Officio Delivering healthy meal options and ‘food prescriptions’ to clients as they visit their health care President & CEO, Eastern Illinois Foodbank providers — brilliant! Last year, we distributed a record 8.6 million pounds of food, including 1.6 million CONTACT US pounds of fresh produce. When I took this job eleven years ago, I only hoped we’d reach Eastern Illinois Foodbank numbers of this level. 2405 North Shore Drive Without your support, these innovative strategies and overall growth wouldn’t be possible. Urbana, IL 61802-7221 Your donations enable us to meet our mission of alleviating hunger and nourishing stronger (217) 328-3663 communities. Thank you for believing in our work and generously supporting it. www.eifoodbank.org The Foodbank continues to explore creative opportunities that enhance our ability to reach the one in seven people locally who struggle with food insecurity. It is my hope that one day, my job won’t be needed. For then we really would have won in the fight against hunger. Jim Hires President& CEO ANNUAL REPORT fiscal year7/1/2015-6/30/2016 2016 .5% Other PublicFinancial Support & Revenue Report 1% Food Drives Contributed food $10,469,649 Contributions $1,452,080 12.5% Purchased Government grants & contracts $3,560,709 Other grants $420,292 Program revenue $502,097 17% Other Food Banks Total Public Support & Revenue $16,404,827 Expenses Government Program services $15,634,903 21% (USDA Commodities) Fundraising $430,997 Management & General $236,940 Total Expenses $16,302,840 Non-Operating Investment income (expense) ($28,499) 48% Corporate Loss on sale of long-lived assets - Total Non-Operating ($28,499) Where our Food Comes From Change in Net Assets $73,488 Net Assets, beginning of year $6,267,018 Net Assets, end of year $6,340,506 >1% In-Kind Donations Other Income >1% (Interest, Investments, Misc.) 1% Management & General 8% Federal Government Grants & Contracts 3% Fundraising 12.5% Grants 20% Program Revenue Program 96% Services Individuals 61% & Corporate Contributions How We Use Our Resources Where our Funding Comes From *Due to rounding, totals are over 100% The following donors Rusty & Julie Denney Robert Mulcahey made a significant Nancy Dooley Diane & Antonino Musumeci INDIVIDUAL contribution to supporting John Dudley Leslie & Craig Neitzel our work in FY16. Marilyn Dunsing Christopher & Jennifer Nelson Melissa Edwards & Alexander Breen Mark Nelson GIVING Rhoda Engel William Neumann John Epifanio & Jean Flemma Kathleen & Thomas Newman $10,000 + $2,499 - $1,000 Carl Erb Joseph & Janice Nicolosi Samuel Feinberg & Julie Savignac Anonymous Donors (20) Randy & Sharon Ervin Susan & John Osborne Steven & Elizabeth Mills Howard Schein & Deborah Allen Mary Ficek Janak & Jyoti Patel Kenneth & Mary Andersen Michael & Karen Folk Robert & Carol Penka $9,999 - $5,000 Susan Arena & Steven Zumdahl Rudolf & Lucille Frasca Dan & Mary Ellen Peterson Anonymous Donor R. Allen & Elaine Avner Joan Friedman John Petry Jessica & Andrew Batey George & Caroline Badger Cecilia Gaines Gary & Jeanie Philippi Joyce Bohrer Ronald Baker George & Dorothy Cutright Stephen & Esther Portnoy A.J. Hildebrand Michael Barnhardt Lori & Aaron Goodman David Poulsen & Angeline Mark & Cheryl Holderbaugh Marilyn Bayley Mary & Ralph Graham Gliniecki Gary & Belinda Beaver Steve Granick & Yeewah Lau Michael Pritchard $4,999 - $2,500 John & Brenda Beck Jennifer Greene Ma. Hortensia Ramos Anonymous Donors (2) William Bell & Elizabeth Murphy Terry & Sherry Hale Thomas & Beverly Rauchfuss Richard & Cheryl Buse Dan Bernhardt & Margaret Ballantyne James & Ellen Harms Jane Reid & Lydia Khuri Michael & Martha Degutis Lisa & Brent Bidner Allen & Susan Hartter Marilyn Resch Bonnie & William Denny Cathrine Blom & Gordon Baym Ravishankar Hasanadka & Jennifer Margaret & James Rooney Michael Fuerst Robert & Sue Boucek Straub John & Linda Ross Matthew & Carla Grady George & Evelyn Brazitis Dianne & Terry Hatch Richard & Jaqueline Ross Christopher & Wendy Harris Thomas & Sandra Breese Peter Henderson Helen & Neil Ryan Gregory & Katherine Hatch Joan Campagnola & Nigel Goldenfeld William & Kathryn Henderson Michael & Maxine Sandretto David Irwin Karen Carney & Robert Kanter Raymond & Beverly Herman Dilip & Sandhya Sarwate Anthony & Maureen Juodis Seong & Shinhee Cho Sarah Hezlep Peter & Sylvia Sauer Peter & Patricia Kale Roger Clark & Gaye Wong James & Kathryn Hires Heather & Charles Schultz Robert & Betty Labonte Ruth Anne Clark Angela & Frank Hoess Alma Sealine Virginia & Michael McKinney Joseph & Janine Cleary Helen Hoffmann Lisa Sechler & Stephen Dolan Melissa Orlie Susan Cohen & George Monahan Elizabeth & Derek Hoiem Mariangela Segre Jeff Reeder Paul Cole Jan Houston Teresa Selin Brent & Denise Reese Barbara Colson Afeefa Ismail & Owaise Mansuri Mary & William Severinghaus Marianne Salmon Jennifer Cromley Awanda Jackson David & Anne Sharpe Ernest & Pat Sammann Sara Dahl Robin Jones Robert & Margaret Skirvin Gary & Bobbi Schnitkey Barbara Daly Richard & Judith Kaplan Michael Snyder Kathleen Shannon & Matthew Frank Frances & Wayne Davis John & Gail Kennedy Barbara Socha John Stewart James & Dorothy Davito Alice & Kevin Kirby Willis Sommer Jonathan & Kathryn Sweedler Debbie Day Miles Klein David & Carol Stevens Dale Velkovitz Steven Kleinvehn Virginia & Chester Strohecker Jacquelyn & Jeff Voeks Andrew & Meghan Kluesner Paul & Andrea Taylor Georgia & Stephen Kneller William & Kathryn Tredway Patricia & Dennis Knipp Vincent & Holly Tutich Philip & Tenna Knox Sandra & Bill Volk Mary Koch Brian & Wendy Waibel Marilyn Kohl Michael Walker & Kristina Marguerite Kolb Gunsalus Matthew & Kristin Kramer Mary & Thomas Walsh Mary Kruse Jeffery Wampler Gary & Ruth Kuhns William Weber John Lamkin & Susan Evans David & Diane Weible Rosa Lane Thad & Emily Wells Jane & Herbert Lasky Lynn & Martha Wenzel Kevin & Jessica Luther Craig & Carrie West Mildred Luther Peter & Marge Wetmore Mary Martens & Rory Durkin David & Christina Whippo M. Scott & Rebecca McBride Mark & Deborah Williams Sanjay & Neha Mehta Harold & Elaine Yoon Shailja & Ravi Mehta Lisa & Bill Young Anna Merritt John Zehr Evelyn Michaud Elon Zeigler Bruce & Theresa Michelson Joan & Theodore Zernich Robert Miller Steven & Sharon Zimmerman Linda Marrs-Morford Thank you! The following donors Dole Fresh Vegetables Triad Shredding Corp. made a significant Dow Agro Sciences Tropicana Products, Inc. CORPORATE contribution to supporting Elite Entertainment Trucking Companies our work in FY16. Family Dental Care Tyson Foods, Inc. Farmer’s Market UIUC Office of Volunteer GIVING FSS Trading Co. Programs Community Foundation Of East General Mills Inc. Unilever $110,000 + Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, Inc. University Of Illinois Engineering Feeding America Central Illinois ESS Clean, Inc. Hatch for Hunger Council Farm Credit Services iHelp Urbana Middle School $109,999 - $40,000 Fasteners Etc. Inc Illini Fighting Hunger USDA-ARS (Three Sisters Anonymous Donor First Presbyterian Church of Urbana Illinois Pork Producers Association Garden) The Donnini/Rudolph Family Hampster Industries
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