annual report - Utah Food Bank

2012
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2012 annual Report
CEO Letter
The Utah Food Bank strengthened our commitment to serving those in need throughout
Utah this year in a variety of successful endeavors. Our management team has been enhanced
with the addition of a new chief executive officer and our new chief financial officer. The
acquisition of our Southern Distribution Center has increased our delivery process to
the seven southern counties more efficiently than ever before. With the expansion of our
transportation fleet, warehouse enhancements to our refrigerator and freezer, and significant
growth to our Grocery Rescue Program, we are delivering more fresh produce, meat and
dairy products to those we serve.
Karen Sendelback
Chief Executive Officer
Kent Liston
Chief Financial Officer
As an organization, we have increased the poundage of food distributed in Utah to ensure
that each county has received the needed product to meet the escalating demands. We have
distributed almost 45,000 food boxes to seniors, children, and individuals with disabilities
through the Food Box Program, served more than 180,000 after-school meals and provided
another 43,000 weekend backpacks of kid-friendly food to help hungry kids through their
weekend. Other important projects completed this year included the dedication and
implementation of our new mobile pantry truck that has allowed increased outreach to
underserved areas across the state. We also completed the installation of a new Cummins
350W generator. This project, three years in the making, will ensure uninterrupted power
supply for refrigerated and frozen products. In addition to maintaining warehouse operation
in the event of a major power outage, the new generator will allow continued service to
clients and prevent the significant loss of product in an emergency situation.
From the collective effort of our supporters, employees, volunteers, and partner agencies, the
Utah Food Bank provided more meals than ever this year — 28,644,294 to be exact! Thank
you for the role you played in that success.
Jim Yorgason
Chief Operating Officer
Ginette Bott
Chief Marketing Officer
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Fighting Hunger Statewide
Utah Food Bank is an organization focused
on securing and distributing food to Utah’s
hungry. This task is challenging in ordinary
times, but it has become even more daunting
with the ongoing financial instability seen
here in Utah and across the nation. Even
as fuel and food prices spiral upward,
unemployment or underemployment
continue to be a hazard of the times. In fact,
the average family in Utah is finding it more
difficult to put food on their table than at any
time since the Great Depression.
As this need for community services
expands, so does the need for Utah Food
Bank staff to recruit, identify, solicit and
secure funding for its programs through
increased efforts. The formula for success is
diversification — corporations, government
entities, foundations, religious affiliates, civic
groups, and individual supporters are all part
of our outreach and development strategy,
a strategy that is propelling us to increase
direct services across the state.
In September 2011, Utah Food Bank
announced the arrival of new Chief Executive
Officer Karen Sendelback who brings
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more than 25 years of national nonprofit
experience to the position. Sendelback has
held leadership roles at several organizations
across the country, including Friends of the
World Food Program, the American Kidney
Fund, the American Lung Association
and the American Red Cross. “Utah Food
Bank plays an incredibly crucial role in
our communities and affects the lives of
thousands of Utahns each year, both those
who give and those who receive donations,”
said Sendelback. “I am grateful for the
opportunity to serve as an advocate for
alleviating hunger through my role as CEO.”
Looking to future capacity, a critical
component of Utah Food Bank growth
is to evaluate need and then implement
warehouse operations accordingly in
northern, central and southern Utah. In
order to be fiscally responsive to the present
economic climate, the priority initiative of
Utah Food Bank’s long-term strategic plan is
the Southern Utah Distribution Center. As
of February 2011, the center in St. George
has been serving Utah’s seven southernmost
counties — Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane,
Millard, San Juan and Washington.
The Southern Utah Distribution Center also
serves sites in Arizona (Caliente Mobile
Pantry, Navajo Mountain Mobile Pantry, and
Desert Rose Charities) — small communities
on the southern border that do not otherwise
have access to emergency food services.
In San Juan County, where 24 percent of the
population lives with food insecurity (not
knowing where one’s next meal will come
from), 11 food pantries are now receiving
products more directly and more frequently.
By acting as a community change agent, Utah
Food Bank’s Southern Utah Distribution
Center seeks to bolster often-isolated partner
agencies by meeting food distribution needs
in areas with deepening economic recession,
growing client need, vast geographic
distances and limited internal resources.
As Utah Food Bank responds to the needs
of the community by expanding service and
reach, a methodology for evaluating program
success has been designed and implemented.
Striving to become a model for food banks
nationally, Utah Food Bank uses various
computer-based methods of data collection
to measure program impact and outcomes.
For example, all Kids Cafe sites have a barcode counting system. This barcode system
allows site coordinators to simply click a
button as a child exits the meal serving
area to record each meal served. The “click”
instantly records the meal served to a data
link on Utah Food Bank’s server. Created by
Utah Food Bank’s IT director, this system
eliminates counting inaccuracies while
quantifying the number of children served
through the program.
As we continue to face the challenges of
change that many economic forecasters are
calling the “new normal,” we must continue
to raise the bar on hunger awareness and
apply the highest levels of efficiency with
limited food resources. Here in Utah, where
giving back to the community is part of
our culture, Utah Food Bank continues
to receive support for its direct service
initiatives to fulfill its mission of “Fighting
Hunger Statewide.” With new leadership,
the developing Southern Utah Distribution
Center, and a methodology for evaluation,
Utah Food Bank is well-braced for the
“new normal.”
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Shelf Stable Milk
100% Juice Box
Fresh Fruit
Fruit, Small Pop Top
Tuna Fish
Tuna Fish
TunaTuna
Fish
TunaFish
Fish
Veggies, Small Pop Top
Snack Bars
Snack Bars
Snack
Snack
Snack
BarsBars
Bars
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Canned Vegetables
Canned Vegetables
Canned
Vegetables
Canned
Canned
Vegetables
Vegetables
Canned Fruit
Canned Fruit
Canned
Canned
Canned
FruitFruit
Fruit
34%
Canned Soup, Pop Top
Fruit Snacks
Cereal (SMALL BOX)
Sunflower Seeds
Canned Chili
Canned Chili
Canned
Canned
Canned
ChiliChili
Chili
Raisins
Year-End Highlights
Intant Oatmeal Packs
Small Peanut Butter
Small Apple Sauce
Shelf Stable Milk
Shelf Stable Milk
ShelfShelf
Stable
ShelfStable
Stable
MilkMilk
Milk
Crackers
100% Juice Box
100% Juice Box
100%
Juice
100%
100%
Juice
Juice
Box Box
Box
Where do we get our food?
§§ 181,579 Kids Cafe meals served
§§ 43,033 kids’ weekend backpacks distributed
Fresh Fruit
Fresh Fruit
Fresh
Fresh
Fresh
FruitFruit
Fruit
Pasta
Pasta
Pasta
Pasta
Pasta
3% 8%
8%
Cereal
Cereal
Cereal
Cereal
Cereal
SMALL
SMALL
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Veggies, Small Pop Top
Veggies,
Small
Veggies,
Veggies,
Small
Small
Pop Pop
Top
PopTop
Top
Where do we get our money?
HAM
15%
§§ 95,166 volunteer hours donated = 46 full-time employees
§§ For every $1 donated, Utah Food Bank provides $8 of goods/services
Turkey
13%
SMALL
§§ 14,704 food boxes delivered to seniors and persons with disabilities
Instant Breakfast
Boxed Meal
Boxed Meal
Boxed
Boxed
Boxed
MealMeal
Meal
34%
SMALL
§§ 28,644,294 meals = 34.4 million pounds of food distributed
§§ 29,036 CSFP food boxes delivered to seniors and children
Peanut Butter
Peanut Butter
Peanut
Butter
Peanut
Peanut
Butter
Butter
Canned Chicken
Canned Chicken
Canned
Chicken
Canned
Canned
Chicken
Chicken
Ham
Cash
Plain Backpack
Filled Backpack
34%
Canned Soup, Pop Top
Canned Soup, Pop Top
Canned
Soup,
Canned
Canned
Soup,
Soup,
Pop Pop
Top
PopTop
Top
Fruit Snacks
Fruit Snacks
FruitFruit
Snacks
FruitSnacks
Snacks
34%
13%
3% 8%
Instant Breakfast
Instant Breakfast
Instant
Breakfast
Instant
Instant
Breakfast
Breakfast
8%
Intant Oatmeal Packs
Intant Oatmeal Packs
Intant
Oatmeal
Packs
Intant
Intant
Oatmeal
Oatmeal
Packs
Packs
■ Local Commercial
■ Grocery Rescue
Turkey
Turkey
Turkey
Turkey
Turkey
HAM
HAM
HAM
HAM
HAM
Ham
Ham
HamHam
Ham
Cereal (SMALL BOX)
Cereal (SMALL BOX)
Cereal
(SMALL
BOX)
Cereal
Cereal
(SMALL
(SMALL
BOX)
BOX)
19%
47%
SMALL
SMALL
SM
AA
LL
SMA
L
SL
M
LL
Small Apple Sauce
Small Apple Sauce
Small
Apple
Sauce
Small
Small
Apple
Apple
Sauce
Sauce
■ Corporate Sponsorships
Cash
Cash
CashCash
Cash
Plain Backpack
Plain Backpack
PlainPlain
Backpack
PlainBackpack
Backpack
■ Government Contracts
■ Food 15%
Drives
■ United Way
3%
■ Government Commodities
Crackers
Crackers
Crackers
Crackers
Crackers
■ Grants and Foundations
■ National Commercial
16%
■19%
Purchased Food
Raisins
Raisins
Raisins
Raisins
Raisins
3%
SMALL
SMALL
SM
AA
LL
SMA
L
SL
M
LL
Small Peanut Butter
Small Peanut Butter
Small
Peanut
Butter
Small
Small
Peanut
Peanut
Butter
Butter
16%
Sunflower Seeds
Sunflower Seeds
Sunflower
Seeds
Sunflower
Sunflower
Seeds
Seeds
Filled Backpack
Filled Backpack
Filled
Backpack
Filled
Filled
Backpack
Backpack
■ Community Contributions
47%
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Southern Distribution Center
Dedication
Utah Food Bank’s Southern Distribution
Center has been operating in St. George,
Utah, since February 2011. With the purchase
of the warehouse building, the branch was
officially dedicated on March 14, 2012.
During the dedication, many in the sevencounty communities served by this branch
were able to tour the warehouse and learn
how Utah Food Bank is “Strengthening
Southern Utah.”
At the event, a dedicatory prayer was given
by Elder Randy W. Wilkinson, a member
of the First Quorum of the seventy of The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
and was followed by a ribbon-cutting
ceremony. We were excited to have members
of the St. George Area Chamber along with
Utah Food Bank’s CEO and Branch Manager,
Karen Sendelback and Linda Trujillo, who
cut the ribbon together.
provided more fresh produce and meat to
small rural communities such as Red Mesa,
Utah, located in San Juan County, which is
served twice a month through the Mobile
Pantry Program.
The people served live on an average of $18,000
a year and are in desperate need of help to
get through each week. Before the Southern
Distribution Center was opened, this area was
served once every other month. They are now
served twice a month and will start benefiting
from our Childhood Hunger Programs, Kids
Cafe and BackPack Program weekly.
As Utah Food Bank strives to meet our
mission of “Fighting Hunger Statewide,” the
Southern Distribution Center exemplifies
the need and success of creating an efficient
distribution system throughout the state.
Over the two years that this branch has
been in operation, we have distributed more
than 10 million pounds of emergency food
into the seven southernmost counties. This
intense concentration on these counties has
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Food Collection
Statewide & Community Food
Drives (8%)
Annually 8 percent of Utah Food Bank
inventory is provided through community
and statewide food drives. Five statewide
drives assist in helping to maintain an
adequate inventory for local pantries from
their communities. The Scouting for Food
Drive, National Association of Letter Carriers
Food Drive, the Summer Business Food
and Funds Drive, Hunger Action Month
Food Drive, and the annual Holiday Food
Drive provide a year-round opportunity
for community participation made easy by
the planning, implementation, and logistics
hosted by Utah Food Bank.
Local Commercial (34%)
Utah Food Bank actively solicits food donations
from each segment of the food industry
supply chain, including: growers, processors,
packagers, wholesalers and retailers. Because of
availability and nutrition, increased focus has
been placed on the procurement of fresh fruits
and vegetables. Donations from local growers
have enabled Utah Food Bank to augment these
healthful distributions.
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National Commercial (8%)
Utah Food Bank receives many opportunities
for food donations from outside of Utah
through our relationship with Feeding
America. Feeding America is a network of
more than 200 food banks that serve nearly
every county in the United States. Donations
received via Feeding America are low or no
cost and provide Utah Food Bank access to
food from across the country.
Grocery Rescue (34%)
The Grocery Rescue Program is a strategic
business alliance between Utah Food Bank
and Utah retailers that provides a safe and
efficient donation outlet for food that is
nearing its expiration date, but is still safe,
healthy and wholesome to eat.
Refrigerated trucks, owned and operated
by Utah Food Bank and partner agencies,
operate six days a week throughout the entire
state collecting unsalable donations that
would otherwise be thrown away. Instead,
donations are collected and distributed,
within 24 hours, to those most in need within
our state.
Donations primarily consist of nutritious,
perishable consumables including fresh
produce, dairy and meats that are vital
to healthy living and well-being in our
communities. The Grocery Rescue Program
has become a successful means of addressing
poverty, hunger and food waste in Utah.
It continues to fill the growing need of the
emergency food distribution network in Utah.
Offered in 39 states, the District of Columbia,
and two Indian Tribal Organizations, CSFP
provides commodity food packages for
low-income pregnant and breast-feeding
women, other new mothers up to one
year postpartum, infants, children up to
their sixth birthday, and seniors at least 60
years of age who meet income eligibility
requirements.
In addition to the 9.7 million meals
donated in 2012, more than $240,000 in
waste disposal fees were saved by diverting
wholesome product away from our landfills.
The Grocery Rescue Program is a strong
partnership that supports Utah businesses
and strengthens our communities.
Purchased Food (3%)
Government Commodities (13%)
The Emergency Food Assistance Program
(TEFAP) and the Commodity Supplemental
Food Program (CSFP) are federal food
assistance programs that provide food
commodities at no cost to low-income
Americans. Offered nationwide, TEFAP
helps supplement the diets of low-income
needy persons, including seniors, by
providing them with emergency food and
nutrition assistance.
Historically, Utah Food Bank has purchased
very little of its total annual inventory.
Emergency food distribution needs have
largely been met through the generous
contributions from farmers, producers,
manufacturers, retailers and community food
drives. The growing need for specialty food
items, however, has made it necessary for
Utah Food Bank to strengthen its purchasing
program.
During 2012, 2 percent, or 800,000 pounds
of food, was purchased for programs such
as Kids Cafe, BackPack, Meals for Minds,
Holiday Meats and Virtual Food Drive to
meet prescribed content requirements.
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Food Distribution
County Food Distribution Map
Partner Agencies
Pantry, Soup Kitchen, or Congregate Feeding Site
As of June 2012, Utah Food Bank had 124
partner agencies statewide. Our partner
agencies include: 90 Emergency Food
Pantries, 12 Youth Programs, 9 Rehab
Centers, 6 Shelters, 4 Congregate Feeding
Sites (Soup Kitchens/Sack Lunch Programs),
and 3 Residential Programs.
Mobile Pantry
Food Box Delivery
Kids Cafe Site
4
BackPack Site
9
2
2
14
7
25
23
14
3
4
40
2
2
8
2
Mobile Food Pantries
As of June 2012, Utah Food Bank had 51
Mobile Pantry sites across the state. These
deliveries are made by the Utah Food Bank
Mobile Truck, semi trailers and box trucks,
depending on the site. Approximately 17,000
individuals are served each month through
these Mobile Pantry distributions.
Mount Pleasant
2
4
3
Beryl Junction
Ticaboo
Caliente (NV)
2
2
3
Oljeto
Cahone Mesa
Monument Valley
Navajo Mountain
Red Mesa
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Utah Food Bank Programs
BackPack Program
Utah Food Bank works with 33 BackPack
sites. Each child receives a bag of kid-friendly,
nutritious, easy-to-open food to last through
the weekend. Last year, Utah Food Bank
delivered 43,033 backpacks.
Food Box Program
Utah Food Bank provides free, monthly
food assistance to low-income seniors and
persons with disabilities. Each food box
contains anywhere from 25 to 30 pounds of
nonperishable food, plus milk, bread, dairy and
fresh produce when it is available. Last fiscal
year, Utah Food Bank delivered 17,646 boxes to
our clients throughout Salt Lake County.
Commodity Supplemental Food
Program (CSFP)
Kids Cafe
This program provides up to 1,700 hot,
nutritious meals each school day, which are
transported to after-school sites for lowincome children. Utah Food Bank works
with 31 Kids Cafe sites, which include Boys
& Girls Clubs, community centers, and
elementary schools. Kids’ favorite meals
include tacos, chicken wraps and chicken
dumplings.
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CSFP is a federally funded program that,
in collaboration with the state and Utah
Food Bank, works to improve the health of
thousands of low-income children ages one
to six, and seniors at least 60 years of age. The
CSFP supplements their diets with nutritious
USDA food commodities. The USDA ships
items directly to Utah Food Bank; items
include canned fruits, vegetables, cereal,
cheese, etc. Last fiscal year, Utah Food Bank
distributed 29,036 CSFP boxes throughout
the state of Utah.
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volunteer projects has increased by more
than 18 percent in two years. This reflects
success at bringing in more volunteers for
shorter, more efficient periods of time.
We have emphasized strong customer service
and making sure each volunteer is given a
meaningful and productive experience. The
results of 323 volunteer surveys indicate:
§§ 89 percent of volunteers reported being
greeted by friendly, smiling and/or
gracious staff.
§§ 96 percent of respondents stated they
would return to Utah Food Bank to
volunteer again.
Volunteer Support
Utah has led the nation in volunteerism for
seven straight years,* and Utah Food Bank
continues to be a major beneficiary of the
strong service ethic in our state. In 2012 we
engaged 57,822 volunteers, more than any
previous year, who collectively dedicated
96,219 hours of service (the equivalent of
more than 46 full-time employees).
economical way. Volunteers are often the
gateway to further engagement in the form
of food drives, financial donations, and
other support. Volunteers represent a wide
cross-section of Utah’s population including
corporate groups, church groups, community
groups, families, individuals, and community
service workers.
Volunteers are a tremendous asset to Utah
Food Bank and enable us to distribute food
to those needing assistance in a much more
While the number of total hours has
decreased slightly from previous years, the
actual number of people participating in
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A point of emphasis for the volunteer
department in 2012 was to shift its focus
to engage volunteers more strategically
and in ways more congruent with our
workload and needs.
Projects were performed in a consistent
rotation to ensure work was completed in
a timely manner and distribution of food
happened more systematically and efficiently.
set shift times to better organize and lead
volunteer projects.
Utah Food Bank Volunteers of the Year for
2012 were:
§§ Corporate Group of the Year: Target
§§ Volunteer of the Year: Jennie Probert
§§ Community Group of the Year: City
Creek Ward
§§ School of the Year: University of Utah
College of Pharmacy and Nancy
Nickman
§§ Board/Committee Member of the
Year: Dawn Page
We greatly appreciate the time devoted by
volunteers to help Utah Food Bank achieve
its mission of fighting hunger statewide.
To volunteer, please get on our volunteer
calendar by calling (801) 978-2452 and asking
for a volunteer coordinator.
* http://www.volunteeringinamerica.gov/rankings/
States/Volunteer-Rates/2011
Volunteer department hours were adjusted to
maximize staffing, availability of volunteers,
and workload, as well as the creation of
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Events
Hunger Conference
The fourth annual Hunger Conference was
held at the Salt Lake Downtown Marriott at
City Creek on Oct. 18–19, 2012. The Hunger
Conference is an annual training conference
and networking opportunity for Utah Food
Bank partner agencies. One hundred forty-five
participants from partner agencies statewide
attended the Hunger Conference. Keynote
speakers included Ginette Bott, chief marketing
officer of Utah Food Bank, Mark Biewald,
director of network capacity development
for Feeding America, and Matt Minkevitch,
executive director of The Road Home.
Utah Human Race
The second annual Agency Awards luncheon
was held as part of the conference. The
winners included:
§§ Model Emergency Food Pantry Award:
Catholic Community Services - Ogden
§§ Model Agency Award: House of Hope
§§ Capacity Building Award: Emery
County Food Bank
§§ Case Management Award: Bountiful
Community Food Pantry
§§ Community Outreach Award:
Transitions
The Hunger Conference featured many
breakout sessions that provided timely
information pertinent to partner agency
operations, management and development.
The Hunger Conference is an invaluable
venue for training partner agencies and
strengthening Utah Food Bank’s network in
the fight against hunger.
While turkey dinner preparations were
underway this past Thanksgiving, Utahns
were on the move. Utah Food Bank’s sixth
annual Utah Human Race, held Nov. 24,
2011, had more than 4,500 participants in
5K and 10K races to raise more than $64,000
and 2,500 pounds of food for Utah families
in need.
The event actually began the week before the
race. Onsite, at Utah Food Bank in Salt Lake
City, runners picked up their race packets
and were able to see firsthand how their
donations were making a difference.
In addition to the quick steps of the
runners, the 2011 Utah Human Race made
significant strides to end hunger in Utah.
Net fundraising amount nearly tripled that
of previous years, with 50 percent more
attendees and the implementation of timing
chips for all runners. For the first time,
participants were also able to donate during
the registration process, which resulted in
more than $3,000 to support Utah Food
Bank’s efforts.
Utah Food Bank volunteers and sponsors.
Since the event’s founding in 2006, Phil and
Heather Goold have been instrumental in
increasing participation and fundraising
to support Utah Food Bank’s mission to
fight hunger statewide. This year’s sponsors
included Siegfried & Jensen, EMC, Security
Service Federal Credit Union, Southtowne
Auto Mall, eBay, SelectHealth, 101.9 The End,
Planet Play and Smith’s Food & Drug Stores.
The event’s success could not have been
achieved without the generosity of
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Financials
Night at the Warehouse Gala
Utah Food Bank hosted their third annual
signature event with a “Fiesta for Food.” On
Saturday, May 5, 2012, 450 Utahns joined
together with Utah Food Bank in a Cinco de
Mayo celebration to raise awareness about
hunger in Utah.
chefs were required to use in their recipe for
the competition. It was a heated cook-off, but
Pete Cannella defended his title, and took
home the top prize for 2012.
UTAH FOOD BANK AND UTAH FOOD BANK FOUNDATION
COMBINED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2012
With Summarized Financial Information for 2011
Unre s tricte d
Public Support and Re ve nue s :
Public Support
In-Kind s upport:
Volunteers
Advertising
Food
Other supplies and equipment
Total In-Kind Support
Dire ct Contributions :
Contributions
Contributions - direct solicitations
Grants
United Way
Net assets released from restrictions
Total Dire ct Contributions
Our keynote speaker for the evening was
Chief Executive Officer Karen Sendelback.
She shared touching interviews with clients
and Utah Food Bank partners.
The Night at the Warehouse had many other
enjoyable events. The evening concluded
with another energetic live auction from our
auctioneer, Richard O’Keef.
The “Tire Iron Chef ” competition was one
of the main events, and was a huge success.
The guest chefs included the 2011 reigning
champion Pete Cannella from Fratelli
Ristorante, the 2010 champion Marlene
Noda from Pagoda, Brandon Howard from
La Caille, and Jason Summerhays from Utah
Food Services. Corporate Chef Michael Nook
incorporated unique food items that the
The 2012 Night at the Warehouse “Fiesta
for Food” was a huge success. We thank our
generous sponsors and our honored guests
who attended the event, and hope we can
have you back next year as we continue our
efforts in the fight against hunger!
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Re ve nue s :
Government contracts
Gain (loss) on sale of assets
Interest income and other
Total Re ve nue s
Total Public Support and Re ve nue s
Program Expe ns e s
Logistics
211
Food programs and other
Total Program Expe ns e s
$
33,144
11,525
57,063,057
177,812
2012
Te mporarily
Re s tricte d
$
57,285,538
-
Total
2011
Total
$
33,144
11,525
57,063,057
177,812
$
248,315
104,668
55,854,540
184,255
57,285,538
56,391,778
3,812,726
1,873,555
946,876
235,132
1,270,875
116,875
(1,270,875)
3,929,601
1,873,555
946,876
235,132
-
3,466,139
1,408,422
2,610,200
312,927
-
8,139,164
(1,154,000)
6,985,164
7,797,688
1,165,809
(9,905)
59,958
70,000
-
1,235,809
(9,905)
59,958
1,510,649
1,082,478
90,291
1,215,862
70,000
1,285,862
2,683,418
65,556,564
66,872,884
66,640,564
(1,084,000)
61,411,158
1,555,411
62,966,569
-
61,411,158
1,555,411
62,966,569
59,529,489
378,699
1,187,274
61,095,462
1,765,316
2,035,152
3,800,468
-
1,765,316
2,035,152
3,800,468
1,730,111
2,219,089
3,949,200
66,767,037
-
66,767,037
65,044,662
Support Expe ns e s
Development
Management and general
Total Support Expe ns e s
Total Expe ns e s
Change in Ne t As s e ts
Ne t As s e ts at B e ginning of Ye ar
Ne t As s e ts at End of Ye ar
(126,473)
12,748,237
$ 12,621,764
$
(1,084,000)
(1,210,473)
1,828,222
1,333,212
14,081,449
12,253,227
249,212
$ 12,870,976
$ 14,081,449
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Corporate
$50,000+
O.C. Tanner Charitable Trust
Smith’s Management Corporate
UBS Bank USA
Utah Auto Mall Dealers Association
Zions Bank
$25,000-49,999
American Research Bureau Inc.
Chevron Salt Lake Refinery
EnergySolutions
First City Investors
Kennecott Utah Copper Corporation
Oakdell
Questar Corporation
$10,000-24,999
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Associated Food Stores Inc.
Brasher’s Salt Lake Auto Auction
CIT Bank
Codale Children’s Charity Classic
Crescent Electric Supply
Discover Card Financial Services
eBay Inc.
EMC Corporation
GE Foundation
Gerber Construction Inc.
Hansen, Barnett & Maxwell
Industrial Supply Company Inc.
Joffee’s Coffee
KeyBank
McJunkin Red Man Corporation
Mechanical Service & Systems Inc.
NPL Construction Company
Overstock.com Inc.
Peerless Beauty Supply
Regence Employee Giving Campaign
Rio Vista Management LLC
Riverton Chevrolet
Riverton Hyundai/Suzuki
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Salt Lake County Jr. Livestock Council
The Salt Lake Tribune
Tucanos UT LLC
Ultradent Products Inc.
University of Utah - Rivalry
University of Utah Hospitals & Clinics
Warner Truck Center
Wells Fargo
Will Dance For Kids Project
Wilson Industries LP
$5,000-9,999
Alta Meadows Health Care
American Express Charitable Fund
Boart Longyear Company
Brasher’s
Cameron Construction
Clearlink Technologies LLC
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
Control Equipment Company
East Millcreek 12th Ward
Eisenberg & Gilchrist LLC
GE United Way Campaign
Goldman Sachs
Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift
Program
HOJ Forklift Systems
Intermountain Farmers Association
JSA Architechts
KUER 90.1
Lefavor Envelope Company
Merrick Bank Corporation
Napa Salt Lake City Distribution
Center
North American Exploration Inc.
Nupetco Associates LLC
Olympus 1st Ward
Parr, Brown, Gee & Loveless
Quartzdyne
Quorum Business Solutions Inc.
Salt Lake Olympus Stake
Security Service Federal Credit Union
Semi-Service
Target Bank
Tesoro Refining Company
The McGillis School
Truist
Utah Food Services
Varian Associates
Weight Watchers
Wells Fargo Community Support
Campaign
West Jordan High School
West Rim Capital Advisors LP
Wheeler Machinery Company
Whole Foods Market Trolley Square
$2,500-4,999
Ace’s Full of Lawn Care
Albion Financial Group
AmericanWest Bank
ARUP
Autoliv ASP Inc.
Becton, Dickinson and Company
Burton Lumber Corporate
C & S Real Estate Inc.
C E G Management LLC
C.R. England Global Transportation
Central States Thermo King
Champion Window Company of Salt
Lake City LLC
Discover
East Millcreek 16th Ward
East Millcreek 1st Ward
Fidelity Investments
Fratelli Ristorante
GreenFiber Salt Lake City Inc.
Henriksen Butler Design Group
Integrated Employer Solutions Inc.
Intermountain Healthcare
L3 Communications
Lumenis
Lundberg and Associates
Merit Medical Systems Inc.
MillerCoors
Moreton & Company
Mountain View Christian Assembly
of God
Mountain West Small Business
Finance
Nelson Laboratories Inc.
O.C. Tanner
Pilot Flying J
Redwood Endodontics
Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Utah
Richards, Brandt, Miller & Nelson
Rico’s Brands
Rocky Mountain Power
Rocky Mountain Recycling
Roofers Supply Inc.
SelectHealth
Southtowne Auto Mall
Teleperformance
USU Extension of Davis County
Utah Barricade Company
Utah Chapter of NENA
Van Cott, Bagley, Cornwall &
McCarthy
Whole Foods Market Corporate
Young Chevrolet Company
$1,000-2,499
AARP
AARP Utah
ACBL Unit 386
Actium Partners LLC
AddoLux LLC
Affleck Restorative & Prosthetic
Dentistry
All Saints Episcopal Church
Alta High School
American Fork Clinic Employee Fund
Arches Natural Products Inc.
ATK Launch Systems
Babcock, Scott & Babcock, P.C.
Barrick Management Corporation
BD Matching Gift Program
Bohling Mediation LLC
Cardwell Distibuting Inc.
Cascade Shadows Inc.
CDC Restoration & Construction
Chevron Humankind Matching Gift
Program
Christian Center of Park City
Christmas Orange Benefit Concert
Clyde Snow & Sessions
Colorproof Haircare LLC
Constance Marshall
Continental Mills
Corvette Club of Utah
Crown Jewelers & Pawn Inc.
Daily Bread
Dancing Cranes Imports
Department of Workforce Services Salt Lake City Metro Office
Deseret Trust Company
East Millcreek 11th Ward
EFI - Electronics Corporation
Fantasy Bridal
FedEx SmartPost
Fitness Equipment Services
Free To Hope LLC
Gastroenterology Associates Inc. P.C.
Get Away Today Vacations, #2
Global Impact
Great Harvest Bread Company
Greek Orthodox Church of Greater
Salt Lake
HHI Corporation
Holland & Hart
IKON Office Solutions Inc.
inContact
Industrial Piping Products Inc.
Inspection Services Inc.
InterContinental Hotels Group
Intermountain Drilling Supply
JetBlue Airways Corporation
Johnson Controls Blue Sky Inc.
JPMorgan Chase & Company
JustGive.org
Kirton McConkie
KSOP Inc.
LDS Humanitarian Services
Level Nine Sports
Management & Training Corporation
Mark Miller Subaru Inc.
Marriott Utah Business Council
MAZZA LLC
Medical Review Institute of
America Inc.
Merck Partnership for Giving
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Millcreek Engineering Company
Molina Healthcare
Molina Healthcare Inc.
Morgan Stanley
National Auto Care Corporation
Network for Good
Nicholas and Company
OPI Products Inc.
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Ovivo USA LLC
Park City Title Company
Pitney Bowes Bank
Prime Field Service Corporation
Q & A Reporting Inc.
Questar Volunteer Team
R.C. Hunt Electric
RANLife Corporate Office
Ray Citte Inc.
Risk Management Association
Roadway
Rotary Club of Sugarhouse
Roth Distributing
Schiff Nutrition International
Sheraton
SI Real Estate Inc.
SIMS Metal Management Inc.
SOS Staffing Services
Stacy and Witbeck Inc.
Standard Optical - Corporate Office
STF Electrical Services
Strong and Hanni
Sun Products Corporporation
Sweet Candy Fund For Health &
Wellness
Takashi Sushi Restaurant
Taylor Optical
TD Williamson Inc.
Tear A Part
Telugu Association of Utah
The Fellowship
The Mission Continues
The Puck
ThomasARTS
UA Local 140
Ultra Clean Carpet Services
United Jewish Community
Endowment Trust of Utah
Utah Association Of School
Psychologists
Utah Commercial Contractors Inc.
Utah Drivers License Division Administrative Office
Utah Fast Pass Inc.
Utah Retirement Systems
Utah Symphony/Utah Opera
Verite Inc.
Wagner Packaging Solutions
Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market
#5110
Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market
#5120
Wal-Mart Supercenter #1439
Wal-Mart Supercenter #1686
Wal-Mart Supercenter #2307
Wal-Mart Supercenter #3220
Wal-Mart Supercenter #3568
Wal-Mart Supercenter #3589
Wal-Mart Supercenter #5235
Wal-Mart Supercenter #5270
Wal-Mart Supercenter #5350
Wasatch Advisors
Wasatch Hills Seventh Day Adventist
Church
Wright Express Financial Services
Wright Sales
WSK LLC
Xerox Corporation
Wal-Mart Foundation
Target Foundation
The Florence J. Gillmor Foundation
Willard L. Eccles Charitable
Foundation
CASA Family Foundation
Frances W. Burton Foundation
Fredrick H. Barth Foundation
Henry W. and Leslie M. Eskuche
Foundation
Kennecott Utah Copper Corporation
KeyBank - Key Foundation
Marriner S. Eccles Foundation
Qwest Communications
Grants & Foundations
$100,000+
Sorenson Legacy Foundation
C. Scott & Dorothy E. Watkins
Charitable Foundation
Feeding America
George S. and Dolores D. Eccles
Foundation
IJ and Jeanne Wagner Charitable
Foundation
$50,000-99,999
R. Harold Burton Foundation
UBS Bank USA
$25,000-49,999
American Express
Edward L. Burton Foundation
Legacy Global Foundation Inc.
$10,000-24,999
Adobe Foundation
Ashton Family Foundation
Bertin Family Foundation
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Richard K. and Shirley S. Hemingway
Foundation
Utah Families Foundation
Utah State Employees Charitable Fund
$5,000-9,999
B.W. Bastian Foundation
Castle Foundation
Dover Foundation
eBay Foundation
Janet Q. Lawson Foundation
JoAnne L. Shrontz Family Foundation
Lawrence T. and Janet T. Dee
Foundation
McCarthey Family Foundation
Pacific Power Rocky Mountain Power
Foundation
Richardson Family Foundation
Ruth E. and John E. Bamberger
Memorial Foundation
S.J. & Jessie E. Quinney Foundation
Share Our Strength
Target Bank
The FHC Foundation
The Pi Fund
The Skolnick Foundation
The Thomas A. and Lucille B. Horne
Foundation
The TJX Foundation
The William H. Donner Foundation
Inc.
Vern and Marva Wolcott Charitable
Foundation
$2,500-4,999
Bill and Fern England Foundation
Comcast Foundation
Gibbons Foundation
John and Dora Lang Charitable
Foundation
Kenneth O. Melby Family Foundation
Kenneth P. and Sally Rich Burbidge
Foundation
King Family Foundation
Mark Miller Toyota
Mike & Camille Cameron Foundation
Paul Q. Callister Foundation Inc.
Ross Charitable Support Foundation
Government Contracts
Cottonwood Heights
Murray City
Sarah Beth Coyote Foundation
Smiles for Life Foundation
The Bank of America Foundation
The Masonic Foundation of Utah
Toyota Dealer Match Program
Wheeler Foundation
$1,000-2,499
Angel’s Hands Foundation
Bamberger - Allen Health and
Educational Foundation
Beatrice F. Kroesche Foundation
Collision Industry Foundation
Foundation for the American West
Franks Family Foundation Trust
Iron Mountain Foundation
Macy’s Foundation
Mr. Joel S. Bown and Ms. Marilyn H.
Nowell-Bown
Robert S. Carter Foundation Inc.
Rodney H. & Carolyn Hansen Brady
Charitable Foundation
Schmidt Family Foundation
Sodexo Foundation
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake County Aging Services
State of Utah
Roy Talbot
Richard and Susan Jacobsen
John C. Knowlton
Paul Lambert
Steven and Heidi Leithead
Roger and Mary Lowe
John and Julie Lund
Ted McKay
The Robert & Nancy Miller Trust
Kae and Robert Nielson
Gayle N. Olsen
Todd Olsen
Brad Powell
Marc and Roxanne Probst
Karen Sendelback
Val and Julie Stokes
Lisa Thaller
Sparcs Foundation
Sterling and Shelli Gardner Foundation
T. Beck Foundation
The Applied Materials Foundation
The Boeing Company
The Bonnemort Foundation
The Chrisman Foundation
The Community Foundation of Utah
The James & Sherri Cassity Family
Charitable Fund
The M Lazy M Foundation
The Marion D. & Maxine C. Hanks
Foundation Inc.
The Neal and Sherrie Savage Family
Foundation
The Pingree Charitable Fund
The Second Dorothy F. Martin
Charitable Foundation
The TE Foundation
Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. Inc.
Individual
$25,000-50,000
Barry and Kathy Mower
Richard and Linda Wheeler
$10,000-24,999
Anonymous
Kathy Bryden
Sarah and Matt Hollingsworth
Stephanie Holmes
Clark and Christine Ivory
Nathan Jones
Dawn and Chris Page
Christopher Pounds and Gerardo
Okhuysen
Jim and Laura Pugh
Stan Rosenzweig and Ronna Cohen
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$5,000-9,999
David and Julie Allred
Anonymous
Heather and Byron Bankhead
Daniel L. Berman
Drew Browning and Judy Brady
Bruce and Kathleen Burtenshaw
David and Susan Carlebach
Thomas Carter
Cindy Dahle
G. Duggan and AnnMarie Hannon
Dan and Jody Harris
Jay and Natalie Hickenlooper
Michael Thomas
Lamar and Sherri Van Wagenen
John Williams
$2,500-4,999
Chris Anderson
Anonymous (3 donors)
James and Margaret Avent
Austin and Kristi Bankhead
Daniel and Sheila Barnett
Carol Beckwith
Van Bohne
Kirk and Susan Boman
Cliff and Kari Butler
Edgar and Ana Cataxinos
Char Chacon
Tracy and Derrick Christman
Joan Coles
Maggie and Randel Cummings
Hashem and Mojdeh Ebrahimi
Thomas and Susan Ellison
Carol Fineagan
Warren and Judy Gaddis
Jennie Garner
Stephanie Goodliffe
Karl and Elizabeth Haas
Todd Holmberg
Steven and Patricia Horton
Jeffrey and Susan Hutchings
John Hylen
David and Marina James
Beverley K. & Boyd F. Jensen Family
Trust
Scott Jensen
Jane L. Kemp
Maurice V. Kenney
Michael and Alicyn King
John and Michelle Macfarlane
James Macintyre and Elizabeth Joy
Arline and Bruce Markosian
Patricia and Bob McLean
Robin C. Mead
Lori and Steve Miles
David S. Murdock
Donald and Mildred Nielsen
Earl and Irene Nordbrock
John and Ann O’Connell
James Olson
Robert Parker
Thomas Pratt
Donald and Jane Pugh
Lynn J. Rasmussen and Hallee Wiece
Shaun J. Ritchie
Nick and Penny Rose
James and Tina Simkins
Steve Simmons and Laurie Jensen
Charleen Snow
Amy Sorenson and Blair Hodson
Harvey and Freida Sweitzer
Scott and Betsy Thornton
Terry and Julie Uhrig
Melinda Waite
Erie and Linda Walker
Karina and Jonathan Walker
Craig and Roberta Wardle
$1,000-2,499
Danielle Adams
G. and Ida Lee Anderson
Kathryn J. Anderson
Kevin Anderson
Annie Anderson
Susan Anderson
Shirley Angel
Anonymous (14 Donors)
Armand Antommaria
Patty Arthur
DeWayne and Eugele Ashmead
David E. Austin
Lewis and Nancy Baker
Janet Balbierz
Gordon and Kristin Barland
Brian Barnhisel
Nancy Barthelmess
Barbara Baskett
Herman J. Baumann Jr.
Zach and Kelley Beaudry
Patricia and John Becnel
Kayden and Beverly Bell
Ted and Bonna Bellinger
Dennis Bennett
Raymond and Dale Berry
Lorris and Ann Betz
Arlene Billings
Randy and Robin Booth
Robert and Dixie Boyle
Kathleen Boynton
James and Mary Bradley
Dana and Mark Brennan
David and Carol Breslauer
Sherwood Bridges
Joyce L. Brinck
Samuel Brown
Ulrich and Lise Brunhart
Kate and Bert Bunnell
Jerrold and JoAnne Burgess
Mary Jo Burgess
James and Jean Burns
Philip and Anita Burns
Margot Butler
James Campbell
E. Lindsay and Carla Carlisle
Hugh and Gisella Chace
Dolores Chase
William Choplin and Nancy Nowak
Brandon Christensen
Thomas and Bonnie Christensen
Matt Clark
Robert and Elizabeth Clawson
Dave Clifton and Christy Bond
Cathi Coleman
Clyde Coller
Maxine Conder
Leona Cook
Robert C. Cooksey
Thomas and Joanne Coppin
Micquelle Corry
David and Carol Coulter
Randy and Claudean Cox
Robert and Maria Craig
Bruce and Marsha Cummings
JoEllen and Randel Cummings
Thomas and Candace Dee
David and Kathryn Degener
Helen Dillard
Jamie Dodge
Michael and Maura Domeier
Debora L. Donahue
Matthew and Nancy Dorny
Paul and Terrell Dougan
Robert and Christinia Drennan
Richard and Pamela Dropek
James and Judith Dykman
Jaime Edmund
Mark and Bobbie Edmunds
Dan Eining
Jeffrey D. Eisenberg
Daniel and Jan England
Dean and Kim England
William and Fern England
Robert and Mary Evans
Russell and Kathleen Evans
Shannon Feeney
David Felt and Lynda Wendel
George and Debra Felt
James and Tammy Felt
Blair G. Felton and Stuart Asahina
Barbara J. Finlayson
Ellen F. Fisher
John and Sheila Flynn
Andrew G. Franta and Stacey Margolis
Thomas and Carol Frazer
Dennis and Susan Fredette
Peter Freed
Gilbert and Lynda Fuller
Steve and Sandy Fullmer
Dennis and Shirley Gaither
Scott and Rebecca Gardner
Robin Geddings
Max P. Gerber
Marsha Gilford and Gordon LaFleur
Jana L. Glass
Barbara B. Godsey and Robert B. King
Rick and Ann Gold
Sharon Gorman
Robert and Joyce Graham
Brooke and Sally Grant
Anita E. Graves
Robert and Karen Greene
Martin and Glynis Gregory
Robert Gregory
Carol Griffiths
Jefferson and Jodi Gross
Robert and Linda Grow
Nathan Hadfield
Ehsan Hadjbiain
David and Shirley Hagen
David and Christine Hailey
Stephen and Kathleen Hale
Michael S. Hanks
Douglas and Toni Hansen
Carol and John Hanshaw
Catherine and John Harris
Mark and Pam Hashimoto
Jared Heaton
Sean Heaton
Chris and Claudia Heusch
Jeffrey and Kathryn Higgs
Lance Hinerman
Anthony Hirst
William E. Hoban and Shirley Harmon
Gregory and Susan Hoepfner
Mark W. Hoffman
Patricia Hogan
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Garrett Holbrook
Marvon and Ilene Holdaway
Martin Hollingsworth
Brian and Ann Homer
Oren Hopkins
Stephen P. Horvat
Andrew Howlett
Paul and Lisa Huber
Zan V. Hughes
John and Barbara Hunerjager
Gilbert and Thelma Iker
Gordon Irving
Lindsay Isakson
Rusty and Louise Isakson
Alan and Mary Ann Jackson
Ted and Charlotte Jacobsen
Elaine Jensen
Rick Jensen
Anne and Conrad Jenson
Michael Jeppesen
Michael Jerman
M. Craig Johns
Scott Johns
Blake S. Johnson
Bonnie Johnson
Eric C. Johnson
Scott D. Johnson and Linda
Edelman
Kim Jones
Thomas and Janice Jones
Kerry Kelly and Ross Whitaker
Ross and Nancy Kendell
Norman W. Kettner
Paul and Christina Kim
Janet and Adamant King
Spencer and Kristen Kirk
Charlotte Kirkwood
June and Frank Knight
Paul Koch
Andrew and Lorraine Kocik
Robert Leary
Dr. Linda Leckman, M.D.
James B. Lee
Christopher M. Lehman and
Julie Monahan
Wendy and Lawrence Leigh
Kim Leung
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Kris Liacopoulos
LeeAnne Linderman
Kathryn Lindquist and James
R. Moore
Paul and Kathleen Littlefield
David and Margaret Lovell
Libby Lowther
Blake Madsen
Lindsay Malechek and Randall
Klimes
Boaz Markewitz and Jeanmarie
Mayer
Robert and Leanne Mason
Kelly and Annette Maxfield
Michael and Geraldine
McDonald
Teresa McClellan
Gregory B. McComas and Vilija
N. Avizonis
Bill and Suzelle McCullough
Lynelle McDonald
Kirk McDougal
Mike McKee
Gerald and Jane Meiling
Peter and Catherine Meldrum
Kenneth and Kimberly Menlove
Paul and Susan Messerly
Marjorie Nichols
Christopher and Lisa Millburn
Edith Miller
Mellanie and Michael Miller
John and Anne Milliken
Casey Mills
Dorthy Mineer
Martin and Virginia Mitchell
Susanne Monsen
Robert E. Moore
John and Margaret Morrison
Bridie Morrow
David and Francine Morrow
Daniel and Helen Moser
Keith and Leslie Motley
Craig Neeley
Edward Nelson
Mark Nelson
Bridget Newell
Roger and Annette Newman
Keith and Beverly Nielsen
Michael Nook
Michael and Sherie Olsen
Eric and Marylynn Olson
James and Debra Ann Olson
Gordon and Lillian O’Neil
Lynda and Robert Orr
O.Don and Barbara Ostler
Amy Owen
Constance Page
Donald and Eleonore Page
Michael Page
Brian D. Parcell
M. Jane Parks
Mary Paulsen
Peder J. Pedersen and Mary E.
Domeier
Carolyn A. Pedone and John
Rose
Jill Perelson
Ludvik Peric-Golia
Leslie Petersen
Marta J. Petersen
Jessica Peterson
Richard and Kathy Peterson
Thomas and Rachel Pierce
Laurence Plumb
Bernard Poisson
Keith and Susan Pope
George and Dixie Powell
Richard and Beth Pratt
D. J. and Laurie Priano
Richard and G. Lynn Price
The Prodigioso Trust
Samuel and Colleen Quigley
David E. Quinney Jr.
Rick and Helen Rappaport
Robert and Laurie Rasmussen
Lise Rauzi
Jessica and Reed Rawson
Marybeth Raynes
Douglas Reilly
Cheryl and Charles Rogers
Donielle Ricci
David and Patricia Ricks
Wilson and Dianne Robbins
Ian Robertson and Janine
Wittwer
Kendall and Cara Robins
James and Janice Robinson
Jerry and Barbara Robinson
N. Leone Rogers
Vance and Linda Rollins
Nancy Rose and Marc Jackson
Ruth Rudolph
Brian and Janice Ruggles
Patricia Rushton
Stanley and Marilyn Russell
Gary and Darlene Sackett
Jeffrey and Susan Saffle
Edward and Paula Salzetti
Kathleen Scheppner
Paul and Karen Schettler
Edward and Jeanne Schmidt
Theodore and Elizabeth
Schmidt
Jonathan Schofield
Emily Schultz
Jeff Schunk and Sylvia Morin
Renae and J. Schwartz
Steven and Katherine Scullion
Sharon L. Seppi
Jack and Donna Serina
Terry Sheldon
Scott D. Sheridan and Robin
Smith
Thomas and Heidi Sheridan
Michael Shuping
Matthew and Deborah Sigman
DanaLee Simon
Kelle and Julie Simon
Brian Smith
Charles Smith
Dennis and Lana Smith
Kelly and Barbara Smith
Mark Smith
Mark and Kristina Snihurowych
Morton Somer
James Sorenson
S. Philip and Lola Speckart
Adam Staks
Karen J. Stam
James Steele
David J. Stillman
Mary Stoneman
Gail Strindberg
G. Yvonne Stroup
Steven and Connie
Sturzenegger
Martha P. Sudweeks
Christopher Tahbaz
Jon and Kelly Taylor
Trent Taylor
Ron and Kelly Thayer
John R. Thomas and Jennifer
Lawton
A. Lear Thorpe
William Topper
United Way
Mile High United Way
United Way of Greater
Milwaukee
Lawrence and Ellen Trainer
Richard Trentman
Allen and Diane Trevino
Veloy and Carol Varner
Joseph and Laurie Vervaecke
Blake and Tamara Wade
Jerald and Floy Wagstaff
Lee Walker and Dorothy Rodes
Joseph and Cynthia Walkowski
James and Erma Wallace
Jason and Troylynn Wallin
Andrew and Kathleen Wallman
Richard and Susan Walter
Terry and Sandra Ward
Don and Megan Wardell
Nicholas and Nancy Ward
Franklin and Gayle Wareham
Thomas and Renae Warne
Stephen Warner
Karen and Doug Warrick
Wes Watts
Joseph and Elaine Weis
John C. Welker
Wayne and Laura Welling
Steven Westenskow
Charles and Anne White
Keith and Cherilyn White
Walter Widmer
Jonathan Wilde
Candace Wilkes
Ann Williams
Scott and Alice Williams
Patricia J. Winmill and Bryce
Panzer
Barry and Ann Wirth
Julie Wolfe
Bruce and Vera Wood
Irene Woodford
David and Lynette Woodward
William and Lois Worlton
Ed Wycherley
Bradley and Stephanie Yoder
Josh and Susan Zimmerman
United Way of Northern Utah
United Way of Salt Lake
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Planned Giving
Full Plate Society
Honoring those who have made
a meaningful commitment to
the future of Utah Food Bank by
including a gift in their estate plans.
Jeffrey Gliedman M.D. and Laura Gliedman Endowment Fund
Elizabeth Roth Hayes
Eleanor Knowles Family Trust
LeeAnne and Chris Linderman
Kelly and Annette Maxfield
Jacqueline G. Page Charitable Trust
Betty Jane Scherer Trust
Roy E. Talbot Living Trust
For more information or if you have made
a planned gift to Utah Food Bank, please
contact Lavine Shapiro, funds manager, at
(801) 887-1221.
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Commercial Donors
6 Million+ lbs.
Walmart
1,000,000-5,999,999
Asssociated Foods/ARO
Dannon
500,000-999,999
Albertsons
Columbia Fresh Produce Sales
100,000-499,999
A & Z Produce
AG Against Hunger
Blue Bunny
California Association of Food Banks
ConAgra
Costco
Davis Jubilee
50,000-99,999
Advanced H20
Blaine Hartley
Campbell Soup Company
Cott Corp
Food for Health
25,000-49,999
C.R. Produce
Covenant Transport
Cream O’Weber Dairy
Dole Food Company
DS Waters
Feed The Children
Food Lifeline Food Bank
10,000-24,999
Abbott Nutrition
Adams Produce LLC
Alan Bangerter
Blue Mountain Foods
Harmons
Smith’s Food & Drug
The Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints
MOM Brands
Sam’s Club
Sun Products
Eagle Eye Produce
Johnsonville Sausage LLC
Kellogg
Kraft Foods Inc.
Nestle USA, Inc
Peak Distribution
Pepsi Cola
Procter & Gamble
Reckitt Benckiser
Schreiber Foods
Skagit Valleys Best Produce
Stone Ground Bakery
Sysco Intermountain
Target
Western Veg-Produce Inc
White Wave Foods
Winco
Winegars
Frito Lay Inc.
Greencore
Hershey Company
Papa Pita Bakery
Pinnacle Foods
Pure Farm Produce
Ralcorp-Lofthouse
Saint Mary’s Food Bank
Starbucks
Unilever
Winder Dairy
Fresh from the Start LLC
Harward Farms
Idaho Food Bank
J.R. Simplot
Kenco - ADC
Kimberly-Clark
Litehouse
Moroni Feed & Poultry
Nutrisystem
Oregon Food Bank
Pride Transport
Pro-Health
Quaker-Tropicana-Gatorade
Reser’s Fine Foods
Roadrunner Food Bank
Seashare
Soelbergs Market
Three Square Food Bank
United Food Bank
Wadsworth Brothers Construction
Fassio Egg Farm
Ferrero USA
Food Bank of Northern Nevada
Gay W. Pettingill
Gold Stone Leasing
Granato’s
Granite School District
Handy Truck Line
Joe Granto Produce
Joffee’s Coffee
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
Maakoa Charities
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May Trucking
McCain Foods Inc.
Mountain Country Produce
Mountain View Mushrooms
Natural Grocers
1,000-9,999
3 Amigos Market
Albina
All Fresh
Allan Rocek
American Carrier
Aramark
Bakemark
Bhandal Bros. Trucking
Blue Ribbon Transport
Braden Jeppson
C.H. Robinson
C.R. England
Central Refrigerated Service
City Market
Coca-Cola North America
Columbia Gorge Organic
Columbus Bakery
Continental Mills
Cookie Tree Bakery
Core-Mark
Country Foods
Daily’s Meats
Dale Smith Meats
Darigold
Dawn Food Products Inc.
Deer Creek Foods
Del Monte Fresh Produce
Delta Egg Farm
Dixie Nurition
Douglas Eisert
Dunham Melons
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Nicholas and Company
NPS
Oakdell Egg Farm
Quality Produce
Ridley’s Family Market
Right Way Trucking
Rocky Mountain Eggs
Stewart’s Market
Taffy Town Inc.
Tyson Foods
USANA
E.D. Transfer
Farmland Foods
Farr’s Ice Cream
Fast Transportation
Frei’s Market
General Mills Inc.
Giltner/Miller
Glause Bakery
Goddard Warehouse
Gold Stone Leasing
Golden Retriever Rescue
Granny B’s Cookies
Great Harvest
H.J. Heinz
Halbersleben Trucking
Ham Produce Company
Heartland Express
Heinz North America
Hometown Market
Hormel
Indulgent Foods
J & W Distribution
Jemmer Distributing
Jessup Trucking
JMH International
Julie Rasmusson
Keith Pedersen
Kmart - Woods Cross
Kneaders - St. George
Knight Transportation
LA Foods
Layton Frozen Dough
Lee DeNiro
Leeds Market
Liberty Transport
Little Opee’s Produce
LSG Sky Chefs
Lucerne Foods
M&M Mars
Manuel’s Fine Foods
Marble Slab Creamery
Marion-Polk Food Share
Marten Transport
Martin Brower
Meyer Trucking
Michael Foods
Montana Brand Produce
Monterey Mushroom
Morgan Barron
Muir Copper Canyon Farms
Neuro Drinks
Noble Express
Pacific Seafood
Paradise Bakery - St. George
Patrick Mounteer
Paulista Dist Inc.
Peet’s Coffee & Tea
Pepperidge Farm
Petco
Pictsweet
Pilgrims Pride
Prime Inc.
Produce Exchange
Quivana
Red Mountain Market
Riceland Foods Inc.
Rigtrups Egg Farm
RPE Inc.
S.F.E. Inc.
Sabra Dipping Co.
Sara Lee Foods USA
Schiff Nutrition International
Schwan Foods
Seville Fine Foods
Souper Salad
Springville Meat
Super Market
Super Mercado
Super Saver Food Center
Sweet Candy Co.
Taylor Farms
TLB Farms
Tree Top Inc.
US Cold Storage
US Foodservice
Volume Snacks
Wanship Transportation
Welch Foods
Western Nut Co. Inc.
White Satin
World Foods
Food & Fund Drives
Albertsons #301
America First Credit Union
Bluffdale Elementary
Bonneville Stake Center
Brighton Ski Resort
Brookwood Elementary
BSA Scouting For Food
Bureau of Reclamation Employee
Butler Middle School
Canyons Technical Education
Central Refrigerated Service
Check City
Churchill Jr. High School
Clayton Middle School
Clearlink
Clearlink Technologies LLC
Crescent Electric
Curves For Women
Dan’s Foods Store
Datamark
Diamond Ridge Elementary
Dilworth Elementary
Douglas Eisert
Dover Corporation
Draper Elementary
eBay Inc.
Edgemont Elementary
Elk Meadows Elementary
Elk Ridge Middle School
Emerson Elementary
Fidelity Investments
Foothill YSA Ward
Fort Herriman Middle School
Fox Hollow Elementary
Fresh Markets
Harmons
Holiday Oil
Human Race
Indian Hills Middle School
Integrated Solutions
Jiffy Lube
John Holmes Construction
Jordan High School
Juan Diego High School
Kaysville South Stake Relief Society
Keller Williams
Kid Power Food Drive
Macey’s
Marble Slab Creamery
Matheson Junior High
McMillan Elementary
Miche Bag
NALC
Overstock.com
Park City Turkey Drive
PC Laptops
Peerless Beauty Supply
Pioneer Elementary
Prestige Financial Services
Primary Children’s Medical Center
Progrexion
Providence Hall Elementary
Quail Hollow Elementary
RC Willey
Rico’s Restaurant
Ringling Bros.
Riverton Motors Group
Riverview Jr. High School
Rowland Hall St. Mark’s School
Salt Lake City Library
Salt Lake Foothill Stake
Sam’s Club
Simply Mac
Smith’s
Snowbird Resort
SOS Staffing
South Hills Middle School
South Jordan Elementary
Sprague Branch
Sunset Ridge Middle School
Taylorsville Elementary
Terra Linda Elementary
Uintah Elementary
Ultradent Products
Union Middle School
University of Utah Alumni
University of Utah Health Care
Up With Kids
US Synthetic
UTA
Walmart
Waterford School
West High
West Jordan Middle School
Westland Elementary
Westvale Elementary
Whittier Elementary
Whole Foods Market
Zions Bank
Delta
Fillmore
Hanksville
Junction
Mount Pleasant
Nephi
Richfield
Desert Rose Charities
Dixie Care & Share
Duchesne County Food Pantry
Emery County Food Bank
Family Connection Food Bank
Flaming Gorge Food Pantry
Garfield Care & Share
Genesis Project
Grace Episcopal Church
Grand County Food Bank - Moab
Granger Community Christian Church
Grantsville 1st Baptist Church
Grantsville CAP
Green River Community Center
Griffin Memorial
Food Distribution Sites
PARTNER AGENCIES
Pantries
Adventure Church - Draper
Adventure Church of American Fork
AIDS Foundation
Apostolic Assembly of God
Ashley Valley Pantry
Beaver Care & Share
Bible Baptist Church
Big Water Care and Share
Bountiful Community Pantry
Box Elder Food Pantry
C.L.U.B.B. Jesus
Cache Community Food Pantry
Carbon County Food Bank
CAS Provo
Catholic Community Services Salt Lake
Catholic Community Services - Ogden
Center of Hope
Christian Center of Park City
Crossroads Urban Center
Central Utah Food Services:
Bicknell
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Hope Resurrected Church
House of Prayer
Hurricane Care and Share
Iglesia de Jesucristo
Iraqi Community of Utah
Iron County Care & Share
Kane County Care & Share
Kearns 1st Baptist Church
Long Valley Care and Share
Lutheran Social Services of Utah
Magna Community Action Program
Milford Care and Share
Ministerios Amor en Accion
Salvation Army Family Services
Share Inc.
Silver Sage Senior Center
SLC 5 Foursquare Church
Somali Community
South County Community Action
St. Andrew Catholic Parish
St. James Episcopal Church
St. Joseph the Worker
St. Mark’s Hildegards
St. Paul’s Food Pantry
Taylorsville Food Pantry
Tooele County Food Bank
Tooele First Baptist Church
Transitions Pantry - Blanding
Transitions Pantry - Bluff
Transitions Pantry - Montezuma
Transitions Pantry - Monument
Tremonton Food Pantry
VOA - Homeless Outreach Program
Wendover Christian Fellowship
West High Family Resource
West Valley Community Action
Program
Westside Food Pantry
Odyssey House - Women & Children
Ronald McDonald House
Serenity House
St. Mary’s Home For Men
VMH - C.O.R.E.
VMH - Safehaven Storefront
VOA - Detox Adult
VOA - Women & Children
West Jordan Care Center
The Road Home
Victory Outreach
Your Community Connection
Salvation Army Family Services Kitchen
St. Anne’s Center
St. Vincent De Paul Kitchen
Holy Cross Ministries
International Rescue Committee
Kids World
Neighborhood House
PAL Boxing Center
Rise Inc.
Murray Community Action Program
New Life Christian Fellowship
Northwest Community Action
Program
Nueva Esperanza Community Service
Ogden Seventh-day Adventist
Ogden Weber Community Action
Program
Panguitch Care & Share
Reach Salt Lake
Rescue Mission - Salt Lake
Salt Lake City Mission
Salvation Army - Ogden
Residential and Rehabilitation Facilities
First Step House
House of Hope - Salt Lake
John Taylor House
Odyssey House - Adult
Shelters
Dove Center
South Valley Sanctuary
Soup Kitchens
Good Samaritan Program
Youth Programs
Boys & Girls Club - Capitol West
Boys & Girls Club - Lied Center
Guadalupe Education Program
Beryl Junction
Cahone Mesa
Caliente
Cedar Paiute
Coalville
Elim Lutheran
Eureka
Goshen
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Granstville
Heber
Heber - Home Delivery
Horizonte
Ivins Shivwits
Kanosh Paiute
Lake Point
Layton
Liberty Park
LSS
Mexican Hat
Millcreek
Montello
Monticello
Morgan County
Navajo Mountain
Food Box
Calvary Tower
Capitol Villa
Compass Villa
Dominguez Apartments
Escalante Apartments
FNC City Plaza
Gerald Wright Villa
Glendale Senior Housing
Grace Mary Manor
SLCSD - Meadowlark
SLCSD - Mountain View
SLCSD - Newman
SLCSD - Northwest Middle
SLCSD - Riley
SLCSD - Rose Park
SLCSD - Whittier/Hawthorne
South Salt Lake
Target - Meals for Minds
UFB Home Delivery
Valley Free Will
Village North Produce
Washington County
Hamilton Apartments
Harmony Gardens
Home Delivery Program
IOOF Tower
Jerald Merrill Apartments
Kelly Benson Apartments
Liberty Wells
Lincoln Towers
Lowell Apartments
Martha’s Terrace
Multi-Ethnic Senior Hi-Rise
Northwest Charities Housing
Phillips Plaza
Plymouth View Apartments
Preston Place
Romney Plaza
South Lake Villa
St. Mark’s Tower
Sunrise Metro Housing
Taylor Springs Apartments
Valley Fair Village
Victoria Woods
Wasatch Manor
West Jordan Senior Housing
Willow Wood Senior Complex
Glendale Senior Housing
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Grace Mary Manor
Grand County Food Bank - Moab
Hamilton Apartments
Harmony Gardens
Head Start CCH Home Base West
Head Start JRR SLC
Head Start Murray
Head Start Shriver
Home Delivery Program
IOOF Tower
Jerald Merrill Apartments
Kearns 1st Baptist Church
Kelly Benson Apartments
Liberty Wells
Lincoln Towers
Lowell Apartments
Martha’s Terrace
Multi-Ethnic Senior Hi-Rise
Phillips Plaza
Plymouth View Apartments
Preston Place
Redwood Road Recreation Center
Riverside Apartments
Romney Plaza
SLC 5 Foursquare Church
SLC Bee’s Parking Lot-Horizonte
South Lake Villa
St. Benedict’s Manor
St. Mark’s Tower
Sunrise Metro Housing
Taylor Springs Apartments
Tooele County Food Bank
Valley Fair Village
Victoria Woods
Wasatch Manor
West Jordan Senior Housing
Willow Wood Senior Complex
Jackson Elementary
Kearns Jr. High
Kennedy Jr. High
Lied Boys & Girls Club
Lincoln Elementary (Granite School
District)
Lincoln Elementary (Salt Lake City
School District)
Midvale Boys & Girls Club
Mountain View Elementary
Northwest Middle School
Oquirrh Hills Elementary
Pete Suazo Boxing Center
Palmer Court
Salvation Army
Sandy Elementary
Sorenson Multicultural Center
Tooele Boys & Girls Club
Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake
U.S. Dream Academy
Volunteers of America, Homeless
Youth Resource Center
Woodrow Wilson Elementary
Youth Impact Community Center
Community Supplemental Food Program
VOA - Homeless Youth Resource
Youth City
Youth Impact
PROGRAMS
Mobile Pantries
SLCSD - Backman
SLCSD - Edison
SLCSD - Escalante
SLCSD - Franklin
SLCSD - Jackson
New Life Tooele
Ogden
Oljato
Palmer Court
Red Mesa
Rich County
Richfield Paiute
Roy
Adventure Church - Draper
Bountiful Community Pantry
Calvary Tower
Capitol Villa
Carbon County Food Bank
Catholic Community Services - Ogden
Community Action Services - Provo
Compass Villa
Dominguez Apartments
Emery County Food Bank
Escalante Apartments
FNC City Plaza
Gerald Wright Villa
Kids Cafe
Bryant Middle School
Capitol West Boys & Girls Club
Central City Boys & Girls Club
Copperview Elementary
Delta Youth Activities Center
East Midvale Elementary
Glendale Middle School
Horizonte
Hser Ner Moo Community &
Welcome Center
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BackPack
American Preparatory Academy
Antimony Elementary
Ashman Elementary
Blanding Bluff Elementary
Blanding Elementary
Brigham City Elementary
Bryce Tropic Elementary
Butterfield Elementary
Franklin Elementary
Glendale Elementary
Goshutes
Guadalupe Schools
Heber Valley Elementary
Jackson Elementary
Jeremy Ranch Elementary
J.R. Smith Elementary
McPolin Elementary
Midvale Boys & Girls Club
Midway Elementary
Mountain View Elementary
Northwest Middle School
Old Mill Elementary
Panguitch New Frontiers
Parleys Park Elementary
Pete Suazo Boxing Center
Rocky Mountain Elementary
Soldier Hollow Elementary
Sorenson Multicultural Center
Timpanogos Elementary
Trailside Elementary
Tremonton Elementary
Tse’bii’nidzisgai
Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake
U.S. Dream Academy
Wasatch Alternative High School
Wasatch High School
Leadership
Executive Team
Karen Sendelback, CEO
Ginette Bott, CMO
Jim Yorgason, COO
Kent Liston, CFO
Board of Directors
Dave Allred
Nedra Christensen
Tracy Christman
Dave Davis
Zane Day
Sherri Dial
Eliseo Faz
Gil Fuller
Reed Grant
Ric Hammond
Governance Committee
Kelly Maxfield, Chair
Dave Allred
Operations Committee
Clark Wood, Chair
Zane Day
Development Committee
Kimball Young, Chair
Austin Bankhead
Ric Hammond
Programs Committee
Dave Allred, Chair
Mark Anderson
Nedra Christensen
Finance & Audit Committee
Gil Fuller, Chair
Tracy Christman
Reed Grant
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Stephanie Horne
Scott Jensen
Kris Mecham
Dawn Page
Thomas Pierce
Marc Probst
Michael Shuping
Clark Wood
Kimball Young
Carol Fineagan
Gil Fuller
Clark Wood
Kimball Young
Jeff England
Eliseo Faz
Lee Hussey
Kurt Kennedy
Russ Paskins
Tim Woods
Stephanie Horne
Betsy Hunt
Scott Jensen
Dawn Page
Marc Probst
Eric Reynolds
Michael Shuping
Jeff Whipple
Anne Wood
Jill Duke
Mel Gardner
Jose Lazaro
John Longaker
Kris Mecham
Nancy Nowak
Bob Perry
Norm Robinson
Thomas Pierce
Art Smith
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