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A PUBLICATION FROM FACING HUNGER FOODBANK

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR P. 2

THANK YOU TO OUR 2018 MAJOR FUNDERSP. 3

2018 HUNGER HERO ACTIVITIES P. 6

Food For ThoughtFood For Thought

2018 Annual Report | Together, we are facing hunger.

Serving WV, KY & OH

THANK YOU TO OUR

2018 MAJOR FUNDERS

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2018 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

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MAKE A REVERSE ADVENT CALENDAR OF

FOODP. 7

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Dear Friends and Partners,

As I write this letter, it is September of 2019, and I am reflecting on our incredible year of 2018. We are grateful to be able to provide food to those who need us in the times of their need. Sometimes, funding & resources don’t match the demand, but we started strong and finished the year the same way. As a matter of fact, we had quite a year of growth, and that has continued since.

We had an incredible year of accomplishments: we distributed 7,473,292 pounds of food — an increase of almost 18% over 2017! These pounds of food provided 7,092,061 meals to those in need — an increase of almost 22%.

And those extra 1,093,501 meals meant a lot to many who accessed our services for the first time, as well as so many more children who we served through our back pack program and other child hunger initiatives during times that schools were closed for extended periods, in addition to our regular weekly distributions.

We received an expansion of caseload for our Commodity Supplemental Food Program for seniors 60 and above, now serving over 3,100 seniors. Through our NIP credits, our back pack programming expanded into Logan County, and we are continuing to see growth in partnerships there. We really felt the love and support of our community as we enjoyed great successes with our 2018 events — Empty Bowls & Italiano! Both events had great support and reaching new levels of benefit for our programs.

Our Board of Directors grew and tackled our increasing need for space all the while each making their impact in the community on behalf of the food bank. The leadership of Kathy Hettlinger as Board Chair contributed to many successes and accomplishments, and created a strong foundation when Terry Deppner Hardin transitioned to Board Chair in 2019.

2018 was a great year. We celebrated success and navigated challenges. The changes — both good and challenging led us to where we are today: strong in our vision, our mission and our partnerships. The successes keep coming, and our work continues. Thank you for all you do in partnership with us. I hope that your reflection of 2018 brings reminders of your support of us and the partnership we share. Because … Together, we ARE Facing Hunger!

If I can provide additional information or you want to join our work, call me at (304) 523-6029, x25. Here’s to growth and success — for all of us!

Sincerely,

Cynthia D. Kirkhart, MS, MBA Executive Director


OUR 2018-2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT Terry Deppner Hardin Community Leader

1ST VICE PRESIDENT Charlotte Hoffman Norris Jenkins Fenstermaker

2ND VICE PRESIDENT Michael Chirico Deputy Chief of Staff/District Director, Office of Congresswoman Carol Miller

TREASURER Dan Ware Ware and Hall

SECRETARY Scott Richardson District Manager, The Kroger Co.

MEMBERS Brenda Arrowood Wayne County Board of Education

Jeffrey Barnes The Barnes Agency

Dr. James Becker Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, Marshall University

Bill Carpenter Lincoln County Opportunity Co.

Rachel Coffman Creative Services

Alicia Fox Director of Nutrition Education, Marshall University

Angela Henderson St Mary’s

Katheryn “Kathy” Hettlinger Cabell Huntington Hospital

Charles “Chuck” Jessup CEO, Tactical Solutions Group LLC

David Jewell Williamson Health and Wellness

Annette Johnson Department of Veterans Affairs

Julie Midkiff City National Bank

Sarah Wallings Jenkins Fenstemaker

Seth Young Christ Community Church

Facing Hunger Foodbank is fortunate to be guided by a dedicated and generous Board of Directors who are committed to our mission of feeding hungry people in the Tri-State Area.

The Growth Model: Reviewing our 2018

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Neighborhood Investment ProgramKroger Inc. Mid-Atlantic RegionCabell Huntington HospitalFeeding AmericaThe Reed FoundationJunior League of HuntingtonRedmen of Huntington, Inc.

The following donors have made significant contributions to our progress and growth in 2018.

Facing Hunger Food Bank is grateful for our ongoing relationships with our friends in our communities of support. Our Donor Levels continue to expand since we first initiated them, and just like the food bank, there are opportunities to grow into the next level of support!

Hunger Champion $5,000+ 121 Donors

Hunger Warrior $1,000-$4,999 505 Donors

Hunger Advocate $500-$999 577 Donors

Hunger Partner $250-$499 977 Donors

Thank You To Our 2018 Major Funders

Milk

Providing Nutritious food is part of our mission

Fresh Milk15,318 gallons

distributed in 2018

Fresh Eggs17,318 lbs

distributed in 2018

Meat/Fish/Poultry773,911 lbs

distributed in 2018


FACING HUNGER FOODBANK FINANCIAL SUMMARYStatement of Financial Position and Activities

for Year Ending December 31, 2018


We served over 1.1 million more meals than we did in 2017. Our overall growth in total pounds of food and commodities distributed grew over 17 percent.

Serving WV, KY & OH

ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETSCashAccounts receivable, net of allowanceRefund receivableReimbursements receivablePledges receivableOther receivablesInventory - contributedInventory - purchasedPrepaid expensesOtherTOTAL CURRENT ASSETSPROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT, NETTOTAL ASSETS

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

CURRENT LIABILITIESAccounts payable and accrued expensesAccrued payroll and related liabilitiesAccrued paid leaveDeposits - member agenciesDeferred revenueCapital lease obligation - due within one yearTOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES

LONG-TERM LIABILITYCapital lease obligation - due beyond one yearTOTAL LIABILITIES

NET ASSETSUnrestrictedTemporarily restrictedTOTAL NET ASSETS

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

325,984 12,723 246 90,195 14,960 - 8,581 55,601 10,673 2 518,965 791,368 1,310,333

20,527 16,665 24,783 5,116 2,419 - 69,510

- 69,510

1,156,612 84,211 1,240,823

1,310,333

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CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS

SUPPORT AND REVENUESFederal grantsState, municipal, and private grantsContributions - donated foodContributions - businesses and individualsIn-kind professional servicesGifts in-kind (non-food)United WayShared maintenance feesPurchased food program revenueDistribution incomeFundraiser income, net of direct benefits to donorsCosts of direct benefits to donorsOtherSubtotalNet assets released from restrictionTOTAL UNRESTRICTED SUPPORT AND REVENUES

EXPENSES:Program - food distributionManagement and generalFundraisingTOTAL EXPENSES

OTHER REVENUES AND GAINSLoss on disposal of assets

INCREASE IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS

CHANGE IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS:Temporarily restricted contributionsTemporarily restricted grantsNet assets released from restriction(DECREASE) INCREASE IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS

INCREASE IN NET ASSETS

NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR

2,508,283 119,166 4,657,218 422,505 - 1,112 1,587 99,712 135,319 40,163 108,458 - 4,109 8,097,632 82,394 8,180,026

7,814,221 201,888 202,943 8,219,052

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57,913

7,951 74,443 (179,361) (96,967)

(39,054)

1,279,877

1,240,823

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Expenses

Over the past year with your help we have distributed 7.4 million meals to those who are facing hunger.

Our current assets significantly outweigh liabilities, proving our solvency and wise management of credit.

Through our vast network of member agencies, efficient food sourcing practices and program-focused approach to expense management, we provide an outstanding return on investment to donors and the community. As careful stewards of public resources, 95% of our expenses support our programs, with one dollar providing 7.5 meals

Support and Revenues

Serving WV, KY & OH

Serving WV, KY & OH

Serving WV, KY & OH

Donated food56.9%

Federal grants30.7%

Contributions6.6%

Program service fees3.4%

Private grants2.4%

Other0.1%

2018 Support and Revenue Summary

Program -food

distribution94.6%

Management and general

2.9%

Fundraising2.4%

2018 Expenses by Function

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Our Hunger Heroes Make the Difference!

2018 Volunteer

Stats

7,355Volunteers Hours

Worked

2,386Individual Volunteers

Grace Christian

Cody Lobo

Jeff Blatt Harold JonesLittle Caesar’s Buckets to Plants

Little Caesar’s Mobile Pantry

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Touchdowns

4 Turkeys Facing Hunger Foodbank is grateful for the ongoing partnership with Marshall University Football and Kroger. This football season kicks-off the 2nd Annual Touchdowns 4 Turkeys and Kroger once again will provide us with 10 turkeys for every touchdown scored by the Thundering Herd.

Go Herd and Good Luck on a winning 2019 season!

Touchdowns



Touchdowns



7,355Volunteers Hours

Worked

2,386Individual Volunteers

R E V E R S EADVENT CALENDAR

Each day add an item to a box.On Christmas Eve donate the contents to a food bank.

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December 1December 2December 3December 4December 5December 6December 7December 8December 9

December 10December 11December 12December 13December 14December 15December 16December 17December 18December 19

December 20December 21December 22December 23December 24

box of cerealpeanut butterstuffing mixboxed potatoesmacaroni and cheesecanned fruitcanned tomatoescanned tunadessert mixjar of applesaucecanned sweet potatoescranberry saucecanned beansbox of crackerspackage of ricepackage of oatmealpackage of pastaspaghetti saucechicken noodle souptomato soupcanned corncanned mixed vegetablescanned carrotscanned green beans

Serving WV, KY & OH

Facing Hunger Foodbank 1327 7th Ave Huntington, WV 25701

Phone: 304-523-6029

Email: [email protected]

facinghunger.org

Hours of Operation Monday - Friday 8 am to 4:30 pm

Delivery / Pick-up Hours Monday - Friday 10 am to 3 pm

Contact Us15-HUNWV-1119-N

To Benefit Facing Hunger Foodbank

2019 Italiano Honorees

Chief Joseph (Joe) Ciccarelli

Albert Esposito, M.D.

Charles and Elaine Manilla Family

Thank You to our 2019Italiano Sponsors

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