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Samaritan Kitchen of Wilkes, Inc. (SKW)
April 2013
“SKW OUTREACH”
VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED DAILY
VOLUNTEERS DESPARATELY NEEDED!
Do you have an hour or more a month of free time? Would you
like to help make a difference in someone’s life? We really
need your help!!! We will try to work around your schedule. Samaritan Kitchen has a variety of volunteer opportunities; we
have many different jobs for people of all ages, skill levels or
abilities. All training given on-site. Our schedule is flexible. We
can use individuals and groups. Come and make a new friend
or bring a friend and together make a difference!
Regular Jobs Include:
* Stocking shelves
* Filling backpacks
* Stuffing envelopes
* Cleaning
* Assisting clients with paperwork or food selection
* Repackaging bulk pasta
* Repackaging donated pizza
* Answering phones / scheduling appointments
* Pulling files for the daily appointments / re-filing
* Office tasks (Excel data input, writing thank you’s, etc.)
* Assist our van/truck drivers with daily food pick-ups
* And other jobs!
Our main needs are on Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 8:45 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. If you have an hour or more a
month to volunteer and/or would like to learn more about our
volunteer opportunities, please contact Robin Morgan, Volunteer Coordinator at 336-838-5331 or 336-928-0390 (c) or email
[email protected].
SKW Staff
Vol. Executive Directors
Vickie Hugger
Gail Spiers
Lee Anne Minton
Operations Manager
Julie Smith
Asst. Operations Manager
Jennie Schardt
Vol. Admin. Assistant
Gail Spiers
Back Pack Coordinators
Betsy Johnson
Rex Shumate
Volunteer Coordinator
Drivers
Richard Smith
Brenda Pruitt
Rex Shumate
Board of Directors-2012
William Brown
Kim Ellis
Mike Hendricks
Vickie Hugger - Chairperson
Nada Ann Lawrimore
Elaine Martin
Marla McNeill
Lee Anne Minton - Secretary
Bruce Nolin
Gail Spiers - Treasurer
Mailing:
P.O. Box 1072
Wilkesboro, NC 28697
Physical:
164 Celebration Way.
N. Wilkesboro, NC. 28659
Phone: (336)-838-5331
www.scmofwilkes.org
A United Way Partner Agency
See page 3 for the
exciting details!
A child who is hungry may survive,
but will not thrive.
Table of Contents
Make a Difference 2
Needed
4-5
Hunger facts
6
Financial Info
7
Thank You!
9-11
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Samaritan Kitchen of Wilkes, Inc. (SKW)
Making a Difference
It was a cold, snowy Friday in January and schools were
dismissing early because of the snow that had begun to fall.
The buses were loaded and the cars in line were anxiously
awaiting to pick up their children to get home. All of a sudden
one of the bus doors flew open and out stepped a frantic looking child. My thoughts were that they were sick or could not
find their siblings on the bus. He quickly turned to me and advised that he had forgotten his food bag in the classroom and
off he ran!
Your food pantry enables me to also buy
medicine and make payments on my heat
bill.
Pantry client
It is so nice to be able to come to a place
that is non-judgmental. Y’all are very welcoming and accommodating and our family
really appreciates what you do for us.
God Bless You.
Pantry client
We do not hold the buses on snowy days for many things,
A copy of a note sent to Wilkesboro
but a food bag in the hands of a child on a Friday afternoon is
United Methodist Church which donated
"priceless."
Elementary School Counselor blankets to SKW’s Project : JOY Christmas box. “A counselor reported today
that a young boy was continually being afflicted with asthma. He mentioned to the
counselor shortly before Christmas that
he was cold when he slept. Ever since he
received your wonderful blanket with his
Project: JOY Christmas box of food, he
has not had another asthma attack!
Praise the Lord!”
I have had a student ask if he could take
his sister's bag to her because he noticed
that she had not picked it up yet and he
was afraid she would forget.
I frequently have students who ask if
they can take two bags instead of just
their one bag.
As you know, high school is the age where
every kind of help from an adult is embarrassing, but we do have a few students
Project: Joy Recipient:
that truly appreciate the service and need
From a pantry client - Dear Mrs. Smith, Thank you so
much for all the good food you have sent to me [someone it more than ever. One of my students on
else picks up for her]. It really helps and I appreciate it so Monday said "If it wasn't for that food
(food we gave her from the backpack promuch.
May God Bless you this Easter and always keep you in gram) I would have had nothing to eat at
His Loving Care. Love & Prayers, Edna
all this weekend."
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Samaritan Kitchen of Wilkes, Inc. (SKW)
Do you have extras????
Samaritan Kitchen is moving! We will be
moving, thanks to the generosity of the
Wilkes Telecommunications. Our new location will be the lower level (around
back) of their building at 4187 W US Hwy
421, Wilkesboro, NC 28697. This is just
north of the Hwy 421 / Hwy 16 intersection. Our last day serving clients at our
Celebration Church location will be May
17. We will then close to clients for two
weeks from May 20 through May 31 for
the move to take place. We will re-open
to clients on June 3 at our new location!
An open house / 15th anniversary celebration is being planned for Saturday,
June 15 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Watch our
website for more details.
Please donate
today! No donation
is ever too small
or too large!!!
It all adds up!
Did you know that we use over 1800 grocery bags (t-bags) a week? Do you have
some at home that need
recycled? Drop off clean, dry
bags at SKW and we will be
glad to recycle them! Does
your business have some you
would like to share with us?
This is free advertising for you, if your
name is on it!
Do you have extra office supplies you
don’t need? Or how about access to
copy and print services? We can always
use help with office supplies and copies
each month. We have various forms that
we use daily as we meet with our clients.
Can you help print our newsletter?
Donation Receipts
In order to cut expenses, if you would
like a receipt in addition to your cancelled check, please do not hesitate to
contact Jennie Schardt, Assistant Operations Manager, at anytime - email
[email protected] or call 336838-5331. Also, any individuals donating
$500 or more during 2013 will automatically be sent a receipt/donation letter in
January 2014 showing the total given.
THINK GREEN! SAVE A TREE!!!
SAVE POSTAGE!!!
To receive an electronic version of this
newsletter instead, please send an email
to [email protected]
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Project Backpack Wish List
Food Items
Non Food Items for Summer Survival
Maruchan Cup of Soup
Beans & Franks (beenee-weenee)
Tuna in Water
Canned Pasta (Ravioli, etc)
Oatmeal (individual packs)
Fruit Cups (Applesauce)
Saltine Crackers
Granola Bars
Peanut Butter 15 - 18 oz Jar
Kool-aide Mixes
Toothpaste
Toothbrushes
Soap
Shampoo
Washcloths
Band-Aids
Activity Books, Books, Bibles
Toys - ex. Frisbees or other summer
items
Pencil, pens, crayons, colored pencils
Help us! Help a child carry home hope!
When you donate one or more of the above items they will be placed in backpacks and sent home to children in the Wilkes County School system (pre-k to
early college) who are at risk of being hungry over the weekend. In addition to
the food, we also want to provide some of the most basic hygiene needs as well
as some fun items for these children to have during the summer (Summer Survival Bags).
Currently we are serving over 650 students each week. We consider it a great
honor to be able to provide this service to Wilkes County Students. We are asking for your continued support in making this a reality for the children.
Thank you for considering collecting these items or making a monetary donation for the purchase of these items for Project Backpack and Summer Survival.
Samaritan Kitchen of Wilkes is
a 501c3 organization and a
United Way partner agency.
We are not affiliated with Samaritan’s Purse.
It costs $7.80 to fill each backpack
each week! This includes the cost
of the actual backpack at the beginning of the school year.
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Please keep us in mind when you go shopping.
Spring and summer are our slowest times of year for donations. Our clients’ needs greatly increase when school is out
and children are not receiving free meals. Also, please
consider holding a food drive to help stock the shelves!
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HUNGER FACTS:
The truth is hard to swallow.
The facts, though distasteful, speak for themselves. One in five North Carolina kids under 18
is hungry. For children younger than five, the
number jumps to 24 percent — the littlest ones
easily fall through the cracks without school food
programs to help sustain them. In North Carolina, where unemployment is high, the number of
hungry people is increasing drastically; ongoing
economic hardships have forced many families
to choose between grocery shopping, paying
mortgages and utility bills, buying gasoline or
going to the doctor.
Additional facts are below. Read as many as
you can stomach, then consider helping to make
childhood hunger a thing of the past.
28% of food pantries in NC have had to turn clients away for lack of food
42% of needy families have had to choose between buying food and paying for heat
35% of hungry families have had to choose between paying for food and paying for their rent/
mortgage
25% of Americans personally know someone who
was forced to choose between food and paying
bills
In 33% of hungry families in NC, at least one adult
is employed.
170,000 people in North Carolina receive emergency food assistance every week
Source: Quoted from
http://www.thefoodeffect.org/all-about-hunger/hunger-facts/
62% of America’s teachers regularly see kids who
come to school hungry because they aren’t get80% of NC households with children and receiv- ting enough to eat at home.
ing food assistance don’t know where their next
www.nokidhungry.org
meal is coming from
1 in 5 children go hungry in NC
1st Prize: $200 and Trophy
2nd Prize: $100 and Trophy
3rd Prize: $50 and Trophy
Best Costume: Trophy
The 4th Annual Wilkes Amazing Race
Saturday, May 11, 2013 - 11am - 6pm
The Wilkes Amazing Race combines physical
and mental challenges with a host of fun and
wacky team competitions. Teams of two will enjoy a county wide adventure, while visiting many
of our tourist destinations, with the hopes of winning the ultimate prize!
Don't worry if you come in last place, we have a trophy
for that, too!
All racers will receive the following:
· Wilkes Amazing Race T-shirt
· Map of pit stop locations
· Race number
· Evening celebration with food and entertainment *
* Open to the public. Donations of canned food items
for Samaritan’s Kitchen will also be accepted. Food at
the celebration will be sold separately.
Proceeds go to the Samaritan Kitchen of Wilkes. Entry Fees
Their mission is to "feed the hungry in Wilkes
$30 per person by May 3, 2013
County."
$40 per person from May 4, 2013 – May 10, 2013
REGISTER HERE: www.wilkesamazingrace.com
$50 per person on race day (Bring five canned food
items per person and receive $5 off registration)
No registration refunds will be given for any reason.
Samaritan Kitchen of Wilkes, Inc. (SKW)
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Our Annual Statistics
Fiscal Year
July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012
Mission
The mission of Samaritan Kitchen of Wilkes, Inc.
(SKW) is to “feed the hungry in Wilkes County”.
Methods used in accomplishing this are the Client
Choice Pantry, Project: BackPack and Project:
J.O.Y. (our Christmas meal-in-a-box program).
Who We Serve
We service all of Wilkes County.
Our Programs
Client Choice Pantry Program: The client
choice pantry opened officially in November 2006.
The pantry is open every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday by appointment. Clients are able to shop for
themselves with the guiding hand of one of our volunteers. Thus providing our clients with a sense of
dignity in asking for help. In the last fiscal year our
pantry assisted 5,631 families with by providing
288,163 pounds of food. The value of the food that
was given away equaled $478,350.58.
Project: Backpack: The BackPack program
started in December 2005. Each week children receive 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 2 dinners and snacks
(and jarred peanut butter approx every 6 weeks) at a
cost per child of approximately $7.80. The School
Coordinator meets one-on-one with them and packs
the food into their backpacks for them to carry home.
During the 2011-2012 school year we were able to
assist weekly approximately 708 children who are at
-risk of going home to little or no food in the house.
We packed over 20,000 bags at a cost of $158,137.
Our goal each year is to serve at least 10% of the
children receiving free and reduced lunch at school.
We met our goal this past year.
Project: JOY (Christmas Box Program): This program started in 2004. Project: JOY enables us to provide a “meal in a box” for Christmas. This enables our
clients to easily prepare a meal for themselves and/or
their families. We started out by providing 650 boxes
to families. In the last fiscal year SKW packed over
1,000 boxes to assist families with a meal for
Christmas Day. The value per box is approximately
$12.00. Total cost of this program was $12,000.00.
Management and Staff
The Board of Directors for Samaritan Kitchen of
Wilkes is served by ten to twelve volunteer members.
SKW has 1 salaried position, 6 hourly positions, plus
a network of volunteers. The combined paid positions are the equivalent of 3.25 full-time employees.
Payroll expenses are just 7.1% of our functional expenses.
Volunteers
Last fiscal year, our priceless volunteers clocked over
7,800 hours.
Funding
Our budget was $208,857. This budget only supported 19% of our total Ministry costs which included
In-Kind values in excess of $735,000.00 resulting in a
total Ministry budget of $943,593.00.
Financial Statement
Our Form 990 financial statement is available for review by appointment and will also be on our website
in the near future.
The Wilkes County library will hold their
annual fine amnesty program from
April 15 - 20, 2013. Return your overdue
library books and pay your fine with canned
goods / non-perishable food items.
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THANKS TO ALL OF THOSE WHO HAVE REACHED OUT
TO OTHERS DURING 2012…..
through their pantry and backpack food donations
If we missed you or your group, our apologies, it was not intentionall!
AMBER JOHNSON
ARBOR GROVE UMC
ASSEMBLY OF GOD'S WORD
BETHANY CHURCH
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
BRUSHY MOUNTAIN SHAG CLUB
CALEB ALVAREZ
CARLOS MONZON
CAROL CHILDRESS
CHRIS FEDDERSON
CINDY BREDEN
CLEVELAND 4-H GARDENERS
CONNIE WINKLER
CUB CREEK COMMUINITY GARDENERS
DAYSPRING MINISTRIES
DEALS ORCHARDS
DR. RICKTELL
DUNKIRK UMC
EAST GATE BAPTIST CHURCH
FARMERS DAUGHTER
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ELKIN
FIRST UMC - FRANKLIN GARDNER CIRCLE
FISHING CREEK ARBOT
FRUTIS FAMILY
GENTIVA
GERRY POQUETTE
GIRL SCOUT TROOP #2461
GLENN VAN CLEVE
HARRY PAGE
HILLTOP BAPTIST CHURCH
HUMANE SOCIETY
JAMES FORTNER
JAMES HEAD
JANIE JONES
JAY CARLTON
KEITH HUFFMAN
LAURA SOUTH
LINCOLN HEIGHTS / FAMILY CENTRAL
...the following for
their ongoing food
donations
Pizza Hut - Hwy 18
and School Street
Deals Apple Orchard
Lowe’s #5, #139
Operation Blessing
Food Lion #2582 & #1677
Just Save #137
LOIS & JESSICA MILLER
LOWES CORPORATE OFFICES
MARK BROWN
MARTHA REINS
MARY ISENHOUR
MATTHEW RENFRO
MILLERS CREEK BAPTIST NEW LIFE SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
MILLERS CREEK UMC
MILLERS CREEK UMC - MADD CLASS
MOUNTAIN VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH
MT. PISGAH BAPTISH CHURCH
MT. PISGAH BAPTISH CHURCH - ATTN:
FRIEDA HOWARD
MT. PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH
MT. PLEASANT LODGE #573
MT. PLEASANT LODGE #67
N. WILKESBORO FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
N. WILKESBORO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
N. WILKESBORO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
N. WILKESBORO UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
NATIONWIDE
NEW COVENANT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
NORTH WILKESBORO WOMEN'S CLUB
O.E.S. #42
OAKWOODS GROCERY
PAUL LENTZ
PHI BETA
PINE VIEW BAPTIST
PINEY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
PIPES FAMILY FARM
PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST
RACHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
ROCK CREEK TRUCKING
RONNIE NICKS
ROSE GLENN VILLAGE
SAVE-A-LOT
SECU
SHIRLEY ASA
ST. JOHNS CHURCH
SUE BURKENBINE
SUE OWINGS
SUNCREST FARMS
SUSAN CERV
SUSAN DENT
SUSAN LOSEY
TAMMY CLEARY
TAMMY DANCY
THANKFUL BAPTIST CHURCH
TIFFANY WARREN
TOM & ANN WALKER
TONY BROOKS
TRUTH COMMUNITY CHURCH
VFW #1142 LADIES AUXILIARY
WAGGLES
WALGREENS
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL
WHIPPOORWILL ACADEMY
WILKES COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
WILKES COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
WILKES JOURNAL PATRIOT
WILKES SENIOR VILLAGE ASST. LIVING
WILKES WRESTLING CLUB
WILKESBORO BAPTIST CHURCH - PRESCHOOL
WILKESBORO ELEM SCHOOL
WILKESBORO FIRE DEPT.
WILKESBORO PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL
WILKESBORO UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
WILKESBORO UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH - ECCLESIA SS CLASS
A GREAT BIG THANK YOU
ALSO GOES TO OUR
ANONYMOUS DONORS!
YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE
AND SO DOES GOD!
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Thank you to the following for their financial Outreach during 2012...
...churches and church
groups
Antioch Baptist Church of Wilkes
Arbor Grove Baptist Adult SS Class
Arbor Grove Baptist Church
Arbor Grove Missionary Baptist Church
Arbor Grove UMC
Arbor Grove UMC UMW Esther Eller
Calvary Baptist Church
Center Baptist Church
Cool Spgs. Church
Dehart Baptist Church Adult Class
East Gate Baptist Church
Eller, Ward & Kate
Fairplains Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of N W. Rehoboth SS
First Baptist Church of N Wilkesboro
First Baptist Church of NW Ladies Circle
First United Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church - UMW
Fishing Creek Arbor Baptist Church WMU
Fishing Creek Arbor BC Young Adults
Full Gospel Mission
Hilltop - Women's Sunday School Class
Jesus Life Worship Center
Lewis Baptist Church
Lewis Fork Baptist Church
Middle Cross Baptist Church
Millers Creek UMC Fellowship SS Class
Millers Creek UMC MADD Class
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church - Adult Class
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church-Rebekkah SS
Mt. Valley Baptist Church
N. W. Presbyterian Church - Women
N. W. Presbyterian Church
N. W. Presbyterian Church - Circle #2
New Covenant Bapt. Ch.
New Hope Baptist Church
Oak Forest Baptist Church
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Rachel Baptist Church
Restoration Center
Roaring Gap Bapt. Ch. Median Adult Class
Roaring Gap Baptist Church
Rock Creek Baptist Church
Rock Springs Baptist Church
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Stony Hill Baptist Ch - Women on Missions
Stony Hill Baptist Church
Union Baptist Church of Hamptonville
Union United Methodist Church
Union United Methodist Church-Jr. Circle
Victory Baptist Church
Walnut Grove Baptist Ch.
Welcome Home Missionary Baptist Church
White Rock United Methodist Church
Wilkesboro Baptist Ch - Triplett Class
Wilkesboro Baptist Church
Wilkesboro Presbyterian Chapel
Wilkesboro UMC
Wilkesboro UMC - Ecclesia Class
Wilkesboro UMC-Christian Fellowship Class
Yadkin Valley Missionary Asso.
...organizations and clubs
Brushy Mountain Ruritan Club
Brushy Mountain Shag Club
Mt. Pleasant Lodge #573
N.A.R.F.E.
Oddfellows of NC
Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation
Wilkes Chapter No. 42, OES
Wilkes County Cruisers
Wilkes County School Food Service Asso.
Wilkes Surry Homebuilders Association
Women's Service League of Wilkes
...businesses
3wc Radio
Applefield Realtors
Associated Heating And Air
Blair & Ward Properties
Carolina Farm Credit
Cassie Stone Photography
Centurylink
Davhenco
Excalibur Dental Lab.
Fast Track, Inc.
Foothills Sanitation Rec
Four Seasons Heating & Cooling
Frasier's Restaurant
G & B Energy
Go Wilkes - Wilkes Amazing Race
Hair Country
Haynes, Dennis
Leatherwood Rental, Inc.
Lowe Property Management, Inc.
Lowes Corporation - React
Mike's Body Shop
North Carolina Mountain Investments
On Premise Solutions
The Hartford Insurance
The Owens Group, Inc.
Tyson
Wagoner Construction Co.
Western & Southern Life
Wilkes Nissan
Wilkes Telephone Membership Corporation
… schools
Central Wilkes Middle School
Millers Creek Elementary School
Millers Creek Elementary School
Staff
Wilkes Community College – SIFE
SPECIAL THANKS TO
CELEBRATION CHURCH
FOR DONATING THE USE
OF THEIR FACILITY.
...grants and family foundations
Feinstein Family Fund
Food Lion
Kohl's Cares
Kulynych Family Foundation I, Inc.
Leonard G. Herring Family Foundation
NC Carolina Comm. Fdn.
Salem Presbytery
The Community Foundation
Walmart Foundation
...individuals
Absher, Barry & Kimberly
Absher, India
Absher, Jack & Shirley
Absher, Ruby
Anderson, Calvin & Azile
Anderson, Jerry
Archibald, Crystal
Baker, Thelma
Barker, Fred & Olivia
Barnes, James
Barnes, Russell & Martha
Bauguess, Larry & Susan
Beamon, Dorothy
Beard, Jeffrey
Bentley, Lee & Ginger
Billings, Jane
Blankenship, Ronnie & Mary
Blevins, Kelly & Jeff
Boettger, Robert & Jane
Bond, Frances W.
Brason, Fred & Karen
Breden, Louise
Britton, Stephen
Brooks, CC
Brown, Jeffrey & Deborah
Bryant, Mac & Patricia
Bullis, Janet
Bumgarner, Eric and Sherry
Bumgarner, Harold & Karen
Bumgarner, Max & Carolyn
Byers, Danny & Wanda
Canon, John
Carrier,William & Barbara
Carter, Pamela
Carver, Brenda
Caudill, James & JoAnn
Chambers, Nellie
Chandler, Mickie
Childress, Brian & Tonya
Childress, Marsha
Choate, June
Christenbury, Deborah
Church, Michael & Kelly
Church, Steven & Angelia
Clark, Lynn & William
Clark, Pamela
Clifton, William & Karen
Coles, William
Collins, Bryan
Colvard, Howard & Brenda
...Cont’d on next page...
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Thank you to the following for their financial Outreach during 2012...
Combs, Janet
Conway, Joel
Cook, Clyde & Geraldine
Cook, James & Beverly
Cook, Mark & Malulani
Cook, Theresa
Cornett, Debo L.
Crysel, Shirley
Curtis, Edward & Ramona
Dancy, Mike & Vickie
Dancy, Wesley & Kimberly
Davis, Jerry & Jenny
Davis, Marie Eller
Delbridge, Al & Terri
Dellinger, Fred O.
Derr, Bonnie Revocable Trust
Devnew, Charles
Dowell, Catherine
Doyle, Summer
Drum, Charles M.
Drum, Irmi
Dyer, J. Allen
Dyer, Lynn
Edgerton, Margery
Edsel, Terry & Donna
Efferson, Joseph & Cindy
Elledge, James & Joanne
Elledge, Richard
Eller, Diane
Ellis, Mae
Ernst, Carolyn
Ernst, Charles & Lynda
Ervin, Billy & Talica
Farmer, Anne
Faw, Becky
Faw, Claude
Faw, Frank D. & Sandra
Faw, Gregory
Faw, Ralph & Marcia
Ferguson, Deborah Fee
Fesperman, Joseph & Sarah
Fetty, Paul & Blenda
Flora, Linda
Flora, Richard
Forehand, Vania A.
Forester, Kendall
Foster, Cynthia
Foster, Sandra
Garner, Robert & Brenda
Gilreath, Rosalind
Glass, Carey & Martha
Golden, Walter
Golds, Russell & Lorraine
Golds, Wesley & Jessica
Gooch, Deborah
Gorich, Tracie & Jonathan
Greene, Jamie
Greene, Laura
Greene, Mary Belle
Griffin, Mary
Hale, Linda
Hall, Katherine
Hall, Ted & Jacquelyn
Hamilton, Alex & Julie
Handy, Keith or Jennie
Hansmann, Sylvia
Harris, Bill & Ruth
Harris, James & Peggy
Hartley, Jennifer & Jeffery
Hawkins, Kay
Hayes, Chad and Rebekah
Hayes, Elva
Hayes, Rebecca
Hayes, Robert / Kenny
Hayes, Vaughn
Haynes, Ivery & Annie
Haynie, David & Elizabeth
Hedrick, Dianne
Henderson, David A.
Hennessy, William & BeBe
Hersey, Beverly
Hill, Daniel
Hix-Boyette, Kathryn
Hogestyn, James & Dawn
Holman, Angela
Horton, Delores F.
Hubbard, Paul & Susan
Hubbard, Todd & Elizabeth
Hudler, Shirley
Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Hugger, Betty
Hugger, Vickie
Hultman, Gregory
Ingram, Ruby
Isenhour, Bill & Susan
Isom, Billy and Thelma
Jackson, Charles & Janet
Johnson, Christina & Jerry
Johnson, Christopher & Tamera
Johnson, Lazarus
Johnston, Isaac
Johnston, Keith
Johnston, Michael
Joines, Melissa W.
Jones, Ronnie & Janie
Jones, Tom & Lynn
Jourdan, Martha
Koch, Bailey & Julie
Lankford, Burl & Marolyn
Lankford, Randy & Anna
Lawrimore, Nada
Laws, William & Evelyn
Lewis, Larry & Deborah
Love, Donald & Linda
Love, Joe & LuAnn
Lowe, Carroll
Lunsford, Garry & Judy
Lyall, Pat S.
Marcela, Michael & Marsha
Martin, Willard
Mastin, Wardner
McGlamery, Megan
McGuire, Virginia
McNeil, Linda
McNeil, Richard
McNeill, W. David
McUmber, James
Melton Foundation
Miller, Bonnie
Miller, Ervin & Patricia
Miller, Stella
Miller, Tathel
Millers Creek UMC - UMW
Minton, Dave
Minton, Phillip
Mitchell, Charles & Marie
Monzon, Carlos & Maria
Moore, Danny & Linda
Moore, Martha
Morrison, Frances
Motsinger, Clara
Moulton, David
Mowat, Dianne
Mulholland, Ed & Elaine
Mullins, William & Rebecca
Murphy, Timothy
Network for Good
Nicks, Ronnie & Connie
Nofrey, Judy
Nolin, Bruce & Kathleen
Nuttall, Chester
Oates, Gary & Kathleen
Old Roaring River Baptist
Owens, Jeff & Micki
Owings, Sue
Pardue, Carolyn Frazier
Pate, C. & M.
Peebles, Henry & Janis
Pendry, Amanda
Pennington, Robert
Perry, Scott
Peterman, Alfred & Dorothy
Phillips, Keith & Lora
Pierce, Brian & Larina
Poorbaugh, Marilyn
Poquette, Gerry & Barb
Prevette, Barbara
Pruitt, Darlene
Reeves, Cathy C.
Renfro, Matthew
Ricketts, Robert & Nancy
Roath, Jean
Roe, Jan
Royal, Alley - yard sale
Rush, Marty
Sale, Larry & Barbara Chambers
Scott, Michael & Sally
Sebastian, Ann
Severt, Shirley
Shepherd, David
Shields, Kay
Shinaman, Brad & Melanie
Shoemaker, Bobby & Pam
Simpson, Paige
Smith, Glenn & Kathie
Smith, Kenneth & Linda
Smith, Ron & Debra
Smoak, Gordon
Snyder, David & Gayle
Snyder, Johnny & Carolyn
Solomon, E.
South, Lanny & Laura
Spears, Mary C.
Spencer, Annette
Spiers, Ron & Gail
Sprinkle, Angela
Stacey, G. W.
Stackhouse, David & Terrie
Stahl, Elizabeth
Staley, Bill & Michelle
Staley, Darrell & Marlayne
Steele, Jack & Kathryn
Stierwalt, Alliene
Stinson, John & Stephanie
Stone, Larry & Diane
Stone, Rose Marie
Sturdivant, Alvin & Shirley
Sweat, David & Vicki
Taylor, Herbert
Templeton, Bradley & Greta
Thomas, Carolyn
Thompson, Tom & Torri
Tolbert, William & Alan
Tomlinson, Phil & Brenda
Travis, Billy & Sharon
Trivette, Jimmy & Sue
Turner, Tommy & Adeline
Van Cleve, Glenn
Waddell, Kim & Kermit
Wagner, Oren & Betty
Wagoner, Alvin & Tammy
Wagoner, Christopher & Emily
Walker, Kimberly
Walker, Thomas
Walz, Ronald & Sharon
Warden, William + Carol
Watkins, Lorine
Watts, William & Karen
Wayne, Russell & Ruby
Webb, Charlene E.
West, Melvin & Verna
Whittington, Geraldine
Whitworth, Tammy
Wiggins, Talmadge & Marjorie
Wilcox, Edgar & Dorothy
Wilcox, Lisa
Wilcox, Rena
Wiles, Jason & Dena
Willens, Jim & Barbara
Williams, Amber & Phillip
Williams, Heather
Wilson, Juanita W.
Wingler, Eugene & Carlla
Wingler, Michael & Vickie
Winkler, Brian and Constance
Winters, Joshua & Keishawn
Woods, Barry & Maxine
Wyatt, Sandra
Zinger, Linda
If we missed you or your
group, our apologies, it
was not intentional.
A special THANK YOU to Cam
Finley for donating our Backpack facility for the last five
years. We have served so
many more youth than would
have been possible
otherwise, thanks to your
extreme generosity!
DONATION FORM
OR DONATE VIA PAYPAL ON OUR WEBSITE!
Samaritan Kitchen of Wilkes, Inc. (SKW) is a non-profit, 501C3 charitable organization and a United Way Partner
Agency whose mission is to “feed the hungry in Wilkes County.” No amount is ever too small. Please give what
you are able. Any size gift is greatly appreciated. Thank you. Enclosed please find my gift of: __________
Your Name:
_____________________________________________
Feinstein Challenge Gift:
Y
My donation is designated for:
___ Client Choice Pantry
N
Name of your Organization: (if applicable) _________________________
___ Project: Backpack
Address: _________________________________________________
___ Project: J.O.Y.
_______________________________________________________
___ Wherever needed
Telephone Number: ________________________________________
Email: _____________________________________________ If you would like to receive our newsletter via
email, please give us your email address. Not only do you save us postage, but you save a tree, too!
Please make checks payable to ”The Samaritan Kitchen of Wilkes” or “SKW”
and mail to:
P.O. Box 1072, Wilkesboro, NC 28697
If you need a tax-deductible receipt in addition to your cancelled check, one will be mailed upon request. In addition, those donating over $500 in 2013 will be sent a letter at the end of the year.
Whenever you make a donation in someone else's name, they will receive a card from us acknowledging
the goodness done in their name. You will also receive an acknowledgement.
Please make my gift In Honor of / In Memory of: _____________________________________________
Honorarium/Memorial address: _________________________________________________________
Addr. cont’d. _______________________________________________________________________
Please remember to keep SKW in your prayers.
Donate via Paypal
SKW now accepts donations via PayPal.
Although you are able to donate via PayPal, no actual PayPal account
is required, just a credit card.
You may also access the secure link at our website:
www.samaritankitchenofwilkes.org or our PayPal email is
[email protected]