Dear Friends:It has been a wonderful and humbling experience to watch this community support our plans for addressing food insecurity in a more comprehensive manner. The new Food Resource and Education Center, opening in May of 2016 on Greenbush Street, will offer hope to struggling families and individuals. We will give out food and simultaneously offer an intake and referral service that seeks to connect those in need of food with other services such as prescription assistance, medical services, job training, housing, and childcare to name but a few. Utilizing community volunteers, Food Finders will offer individual and group classes on household budgeting, wise shopping practices, meal planning, nutrition, and gardening. The new warehouse, opening in March of 2016 on 10th Street, will allow Food Finders to say “yes” to whole truckloads of food that have been turned away for lack of space from our current facility. The new warehouse has been designed to hold and distribute more fresh produce and dairy products. It will double the amount of food that can be stored and enable Food Finders to better serve the 160 pantries and shelters that depend upon us.

FOOD FINDERS FOOD BANK STAFF

FOOD FINDERS FOOD BANK2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Directors: Katy O’Malley Bunder, President/CEOTawny Howe, Chief Financial OfficerKier Crites Scherger, Chief Operating OfficerChristine Burr, Director of DevelopmentJack Warner, Director of Operations

Dorothy Reed, PresidentPauline Shen, SecretaryJeff Troike, TreasurerDennis DeMayJonathan ElkinsLinda Duttlinger

Leta KelleyMary Ann KerkhoffJennifer LaytonJan MillsJames Monger

Administrative and Professional Staff:Brenna Barrett, Account ClerkAlex Buckles, Mobile Pantry CoordinatorJose Huerta, Assistant Director Inventory Tayler Louthen, Development AssistantAdam Meyer, Agency Relations CoordinatorSarah Mihich, Volunteer CoordinatorIan Miller, Assistant Director WarehouseBarbara Sharkey, Account AssistantCourtney Sloan, Program Coordinator

With help from you and many other donors Food Finders will be positioned to be a food bank for the future. A food bank that does not simply hand out non-perishable food but one that collaborates with other non-profits to address the many complex issues associated with food inse-curity. We will be able to address the root causes of food insecurity and help our clients increase their self sufficiency. I cannot adequately express my gratitude for all of the donations that have made our build-ing projects a reality. Over the past two years we have seen generous donations from individuals, corporations, foundations, organizations, church-es, and local businesses. We are within $900,000 of our ambitious $4,750,000 goal! Building a better food bank has been a community wide effort and we are profoundly grateful for all the help you have given us.

Thank you!

Sincerely,

Katy O’Malley BunderCEO/President

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Warehouse Staff:Emmitt BixlerFred BixlerLeah BushMatt DillinghamJourdan Hopkins

Marlon HumphreyJared KaserDoug SchroederAlex WattsRobert Young

TO OUR FOOD BANK FAMILY

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20126,256,608 pounds

20115,191,661 pounds

20136,666,255 pounds

20147,465,260 pounds

20157,356,259 pounds

Pounds of fresh produce distributed throughout

our region. This is 11% of all food distributed.

October - SeptemberPounds Distributed per Fiscal Year

Hours donated by our volunteers. This is the

equivalent to an additional 11 full-time staff!

Number of households strengthened by the

Mobile Pantry Program.

The number of backpacks served to children in need

throughout the school year.

Number of meals served through

the Summer Food Service Program to

kids in need.

Our fleet of vehicles deliver and pick up food across our 16-county service area.

Pounds of food distrubted through

the new School Pantry Program.

Distribution decreased in 2015 because our current building capacity impedes further growth. Our new location will provide opportunity for growth in 2016.

FROM HUNGER TO HOPEOur Capital Campaign, From Hunger to Hope, is an opportunity to advance our vision about how a food bank works in our community. We are redesigning our food bank to be more than just a short-term emergency food resource for our clients. We will leverage our relationships with these families to help them create pathways to an improved economic well-being and empower them to a more self-sus-tained way of life. We will do this by teaching our clients to efficiently use all of their food resources and by connecting them to other social services.

It is in your power to make this vision come to a reality. Our community has supported our mission in so many ways over the years — we cannot solve hunger in North Central Indiana without your help. In the images below, you can see the progress that your support has allowed us to make. Once we transition to these new spaces, we will be better positioned to offer food resources and resolve the root causes of hunger. Together WE WILL cross the finish line!

Food Finders Food Bank Food Resource & Education Center

Food Finders Food Bank Warehouse

32,000 square feet of warehouse space

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NEW SERVICES & PROGRAMS

By establishing our Food Resource & Education Center on a bus route which is easily accessed by our clients, Food Finders will be poised to offer new, highly collaborative programs that not only provide food assistance but create long-term, integrated support for families.

1. Nutrition Education. This will include ongoing, education on topics including meal preparation, budgeting, and shopping to maximize SNAP(Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) and food pantry resources.

2. Referral Services. Food is typically the first resource families look for in times of crisis. Our on-site food pantry and other programming, therefore, will give all social service organizations access to a large pipeline of at-risk clients. This will allow us to strengthen our community’s referral system, build stronger relationships between service providers and reduce service redundancies.

3. SNAP Assistance Services. SNAP is the single largest public assistance program available to most food insecure families. In a bus-accessible facility, Food Finders will be able to offer ongoing SNAP assistance for families struggling to complete the program’s lengthy application.

4. Community Food Pantry. Currently, there are very few pantries that offer evening hours in the Lafayette area and even fewer open on the weekends. Food Finders will open a food pantry that serves the working poor population in the evening and weekend hours in an accessible location.

$ 2.5 million

$ 3.8 million

$ 1 million

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Alfred J & Dorothy N McAllister FoundationAltrusa International, IncLarry & Donna AndersonArcher Daniels Midland (ADM)Linda AustinRoger & Elizabeth BangsVirgil BarnesEileen BennettDale & Maureen BerryDale & Maxine BoughRex & Rita BowmanFelice BrayAnnette BrehmTom BrennenJoe & Connie BumbleburgKaty & Peter BunderSteve & Sally BurnChristine & John BurrRonald & Marlene CampbellLouis & Marjorie CarrKenneth & Donna CardewCargill, Inc.Central Indiana Community FoundationCHSEdward & Rebecca ChosnekCity of LafayetteCity of West LafayetteChapel of the Good ShepherdTilford ClineCoBank

FROM HUNGER TO HOPEThank you to the following donors for supporting our Capital Campaign and for helping us to bridge the hunger gap in North Central Indiana so that all families have enough food on their plates.

Coffin Family FoundationMarjorie ComptonHelen CraneBill & Donna DefouwDennis & Luanna DeMayMarshall & Joyce DeutelbaumPatti O’Callaghan & Mark DiekmanJan & Roland DittoLinda DuttlingerJohn & Susan EbeyEthel EstepBurt Etchison - Stewart Grain Co.David & Venetia EwbankRobert & Laura FalkFarm Credit Mid AmericaFederated Church of West LafayetteAl & Audeen FentimanWilliam & Norma FieldingFrederick & Mary FordMarjorie FrancisKim & Linda FrobergHarriet GehleMichael & Frances GoodeRandall GrayCarl & Lynn GriffinLinda Gudeman - System Concepts & Consulting, Inc.Douglas & Carol GutridgeSteven & Doreen Ann HabbenDaniel & Lois Hartley

At Monsanto we believe in partnering with farmers throughout the world to develop innovative solutions to provide highly nutritious meals to an ever growing population. We support Food Finders in their mission to assist the people in the communities we live and work in, who don’t know where their next meal is coming from. Fighting hunger is a core value for both of us and working together we can help those in need.

John Sturges, Monsanto, Remington, IN

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Mark & Sue HermodsaAndrew & Carolyn HirschAnn HuntHuston ElectricCarolyn JonesBarbara KaneChristiane KeckJack & Leta KelleyDan & Mary Ann KerkhoffPhil & Nancy KerkhoffSteve Virata & Gena KiddSheila KlinkerJohn & Janice KnoteBarbara KraningFred & Andrea KuipersSusan Snyder & Jim KulesiaLand O’Lakes Foundation, Inc.Jennifer LaytonJohn & Deborah LindenlaubJim & Annette LipsterSusan LisackMark & Mary LundstromCarl & Marilyn MalmgrenRobert & Virginia MangusDale & Sonya MargerumJohn & Marjorie MartinCecilia & Martha MayJohn & Prella McBrideMcKenzie Food, Inc./Kentucky Fried ChickenDavid & Nicole McMillinDennis & Lindsey MinchellaJames & Tammie MongerMonsanto FundKent & Linda MooreMarjorie & Peter NeiselNorth Central Health ServicesLawrence & Shannon OatesOlson Family FundJulie OverbeckThe Overbeck Family Foundation, Inc.Gerald & Bonnie OxleyRobert & Kathleen PahlLouis & Ann Pellegrino

Jay & Melissa ProchnauJudy & Sidney PellissierMargaret & William RoweLewis & Nancy RunnellsKurt & Julie SchleckLee & Martha SchraderLouis & Debra ShermanWillie & Dorothy ReedGary & Barbara ReifRemington Seeds, LLCRisk Family FoundationClare RossScheumann Foundation, Inc.Elizabeth SchmalzriedJohn & Liz SchneiderJim & Kim SchoenChuck & Sue ScholerWesley ShookDon & Sally SmithColin & Carol StarrDonald & Lois SteinDavid Sternberg - Loring, Sternberg & AssociatesStephen Konieczny & Elizabeth TaparowskyGerald & Susan ThomasElizabeth Goodman & Mary TildenTippecanoe County Board of CommissionersJohn & Marcy TownsLinda TracyJeff & Lisa TroikeRobert & Patricia TruittWabash National CorporationSherry & Tom WalterSandy Monroe & Jim WestmanGlenn & Cindy WhitakerJoel WhiteWhitehead Real Estate, LLCPauline Shen & Robert WildCherilyn & John WilliamsRobert & Carol WilliamsonJohn & Joanne WillisTim & Vicki Zwier

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J. P. Lisack Community Pantry

ProgramsThe Food Bank distributes more than seven million pounds of food annually to 86,000 Hoosiers through the combined hunger relief efforts of 160 nonprofit Agency Partners, such as soup kitchens and food pantries; and the Food Bank’s direct service programs; BackPack, Mobile Pantry, Senior Grocery, and Summer Food Service.

SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM

For the sixth year, Food Finders Food Bank sponsored a successful Summer Food Service Program – a partnership between the food bank, USDA and Indiana State Department of Education. With support from the ConAgra Hunger-Free Summer grant, our community feeding sites, and SFSP volunteers, we were able to provide 22,175 healthy, nutritious meals to children across 24 feeding sites in six counties. Throughout the 10-week program, an average of 453 free lunches were distributed each day to children who would have otherwise gone without. In addition to lunch, thousands of pounds of fresh produce and recipes were distributed to participants in high need areas via mini farmer’s markets and produce drops.

SENIOR GROCERY PROGRAM

Food Finders’ Senior Grocery Program currently operates in four counties serving an average of 430 low-income senior citizens each month. More than 70,500 pounds of food was distributed through our partner sites in Tippecanoe, Jasper, Pulaski, and Miami Counties in 2015. While the original funding for this program ran out in 2014, our staff has worked to find creative ways to continue serving this high-need and often overlooked population by using volunteers to pack senior grocery bags and to distribute them in a similar fashion to our Mobile Pantry Program.

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PARTNER AGENCIES

Food Finders works to provide food to more than 160 agencies, mostly food pantries, throughout our 16-county area to meet the need for food assis-tance throughout our territory. If an additional food pantry is needed, we establish it. In 2015 the Food Bank worked with The Baptist Student Foundation and The Purdue University Office of the Dean of Students to establish the ACE pantry located at the Baptist Student Foundation near the Purdue cam-pus. John Baier, an organizer of the pantry repre-senting Sigma Pi fraternity said, “It’s something that, with the increasing cost of attending college, can give students some relief. Maybe they can extend their dollar a little more somewhere else.”

SCHOOL PANTRY PROGRAM

2015 saw the addition of Food Finders Food Bank’s second school-based pantry. The Congress Street United Methodist Church partnered with Oakland Elementary School in Lafayette to establish a pantry located at the school. With more than 70 percent of their students participating in the Nation-al School Lunch Program, the school and church partnership will help students and their families gain access to food resources in a more convenient place and time, as well as to provide healthy food choices such as fresh produce and milk. Quiana McCalip of Lafayette shopped at the pantry on its first day open. She called the pantry convenient and helpful stating, “even though I work it’s difficult being a single mom. This helps tie us over until the next paycheck*.”

*Client quotes courtesy of Journal & Courier.

MOBILE PANTRY PROGRAM

Designed to be a barrier-free distribution, our Mobile Pantry Program visits communities where there are fewer food resources to meet the increased demand for emergency and supplemental food. October 2014 through September 2015 saw the Mobile Pantry Program distribute over 1.6 million pounds of food across our service area. Our Mobile Pantry truck, in conjunction with our program sponsors and dedicat-ed volunteers, served 28,971 households consisting of 92,237 individuals.

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BACKPACK PROGRAM

Food Finders Food Bank’s BackPack Program operates in 15 counties and serves more than 3,300 children each week during the school year. Between October 2014 and September 2015 Food Finders, with the help of each program’s dedicated packing partners, distributed nearly 116,000 back-packs containing six to eight pounds of nutritious food to needy children. Each bag provides necessary food support for the weekend when school breakfast and lunch are not available.

BORNLEARNING

New in 2015, Food Finders partnered with the United Way of Greater Lafayette to provide ‘take-home bags’ filled with fresh, healthy ingredients and recipes for the Bornlearning Academy™. Schools within the Lafayette and Tippecanoe School Corporation host Academies designed to welcome families to the school and help them prepare their children for school.

A SPECIAL THANK YOU to our volunteers

Our volunteers are truly part of our team and without them we would not be able to make important strides against hunger across our broad service area. In 2015, our volun-teers teamed up with our staff to earn the national food safety accreditation from American Institute of Baking. With their support, we introduced new volunteer training pro-grams to ensure the food bank meets the strict food safety standards set forth by AIB. Ultimately this will ensure that our hungry neighbors receive safe, quality food. Thank you, volunteers, for your dedication.

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INCOME STATEMENT

REVENUE

Contributions: Individuals & Businesses Net Fundraising Events Donated Food

United WaysGrantsProgram Service RevenuesPurchase Product SalesInterest IncomeOther Income (including in-kind donations)Gain on Investments

TOTAL REVENUE

EXPENSES

Salaries & WagesBenefits & Payroll TaxesConsultants & Professional FeesSupplies, Phone/Fax, Postage, PrintingOccupancyEquipment Rental & MaintenanceTravel & TrainingCost of Food (Purchase Product/Choice/Other)Other: Agency Relations Network Dues Advertising, Marketing, Events Miscellaneous (includes interest) BackPack/Mobile Pantry/SFSP/ Senior Grocery Program Expenses Depreciation

TOTAL EXPENSES

NET INCOME (LOSS)

FY 2015

$ 999,140$ 147,789$ 10,309,118

$ 218,999$315,810$ 137,018$ 532,936$ 2,169$ 18,947$ 37,763

$ 12,719,689

$ 512,008$ 175,401$ 51,652$ 35,524$ 97,538$ 7,015$ 140,977$ 7,519,298

$ 1,865$ 13,335$ 22,485$1,276$ 3,862,231

$ 60,000

$12,500,605

$219,084

FY 2015

$ 100$ 240,897$ 11,249$ 841,187$ 790,792$ 880,434$ 2,519$ 4,032,898($ 1,176,488)$ 537,525

$ 5,404,113

$ 645,700$ 1,849$ 6,794$ 38,901$ 693,244

$ 3,924,541$ 0$ 786,328$ 4,710,870

$5,404,113

BALANCE SHEET

ASSETS

CashBankCash EquivalentsAccounts ReceivableOther ReceivablesInventoryCurrent AssetFixed AssetAccum. Amort. & DepreciationOther Non-Current Asset

TOTAL ASSETS

LIABILITIES & EQUITY

Liabilities: Accounts Payable Payroll Tax Payable Employee Deductions Payable Current Liability Total Liabilities

Equity: Equity Current Earnings Retained Earnings Total Equity

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

DONATIONS: $ 999,140

PROGRAM & PRODUCT REVENUE: $ 669,954

GRANTS: $ 315,810

UNITED WAYS: $ 218,999

FUNDRAISING EVENTS: $ 147,789

GAIN ON INVESTMENTS: $ 37,763

OTHER: $ 21,116

REVENUE SOURCES:

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Because you chose to give generously this year...thousands of residents in your community had the opportunity to choose fresh, healthy foods that provided

them with a nourishing meal. From all of us at Food Finders Food Bank, thank you.

DONORSThe following individuals contributed $500 or more to our work during 2015:

$50,000 +Susan LisackMarjorie & Peter Neisel

$10,000 - $24,999Dan & Mary Ann KerkhoffHelen CraneJohn & Marjorie MartinPhil & Nancy KerkhoffWesley Shook

$5,000 - $9,999Stephanie BuntinSteve & Sally ByrnJames & Cynthia CarlsonTilford ClineAl & Audeen FentimanDale & Sonya MargerumJeffrey MaxwellAlan SenesacEd & Eileen SteinerJeff & Lisa Troike Pauline Shen & Robert Wild

$1,000 - $4,999Victor & Carol AbellJay & Michelle AkridgeNeal & Rita AtkinsonWilliam & Paula BaitingerCindy BarkerHarry BarnhillRobert & Abigail BenkeserDale & Maureen BerryBonnie BisherMike & Kelly BoebingerSandra BoronDale & Maxine BoughRick & Carla BowermanEric BrandnerTom BrennanKaty & Peter BunderJean CarmanMichael & Katherine CarrellRichard ChastainJean & Victor CicirelliKatrina CoghillSamuel & Linda ConnerRuth CrawnWilliam & Susan CrossleySheryl & Allen EhrhardtBuren & Connie DavisRobert DeaganDennis & Luanna DeMay

Patti O’Callaghan & Mark DiekmanRonald & Mary DiemNancy DiMartinoMary Wirth & Dennis EvansPatricia Sullivan & Peter FaddeDavid & Lisa FettingerPeg GramstadRandall GrayRobert & Laura FalkWilliam FlackPhilip & Diane FuchsTom GlennAnne GoodnightDoug GrahamPhyllis & James HamiltonAnthony HarschDaniel & Lois HartleyFrank Dooley & Pamela HermesRandall HountzLeon & Jeanne IngerhamHoward & Denise JonesJack & Leta KelleySteve Virata & Gena KiddLawrence KlinkJohn & Deborah LindenlaubWayne & Eileen LukeMark & Mary LundstromDarryl LutesVirginia MaloneyJohn & Prella McBrideBill & Cathy McIverDavid & Nicole McMillinAndy McVayWilliam McVayJan & Scott MillsJames & Tammie MongerNick MooreStar MeyerRoger Scott & Mary NiepokujLawrence & Shannon OatesGerald & Bonnie OxleyRobert & Kathleen PahlLouis & Ann PellegrinoJay & Melissa ProchnauDavid Nolte & Laura Pyrak-NolteWillie & Dorothy ReedTedd RiehleJohn & Kimberly ReismanAllen RitterShirley RogersMargaret & William RoweRobert & Judith SantiniMike & Pam Van SchouwenRoger ScottDennis & Sharon SchlottDwight & Joyce SheetsSusan E. & Jim Kulesia SnyderLaura Stevens

Tanto & Selvie SugiartoMary Jo David & Michael TheboGerald & Susan ThomasGeorge & Jean ThrasherJohn & Marcy TownsRobert & Patricia TruittVirginia TylerDave Vorbeck & Tammy Turner-VorbeckChristopher & Denise WebbCherilyn & John WilliamsMark & Lindsay WilliamsNancy Van VleetMark VoorsVera WeiserTim & Vicki Zwier

$500 - $999Tom & Winnie AdlerMark & Rhonda ArvinPaul AustinTony & Kelley BaileyRonald & Dorothy BakerRoger & Elizabeth BangsDella & William BarrMarion BauerJames & Joan BayMichael & Elizabeth BayciHomer & Vicki BeallBryan BellRichard & Margaret BergdahlJeffrey BolinMary Alyce BolingerCharles & Esther BoonstraElizabeth & Jason BrightDavid & B.J. BrooksMichael BrouiletteKeith BrownSandra & Billy BuckleyJoe & Connie BumbleburgAnthony BurnettDwight CampbellRichard & Doyne CarsonCarol CaseyStephen & Bonnie ClarkImogene ClergetRichard & Barbara ClevengerMitchell & Danielle CohenBailey & Charlene CovingtonBruce CraigGabrielle CramerDon & Debbie CrowellDwayne DaehlerRobert DaleJoyce DeutelbaumRichard DilleyHarold DoremireSteve DunnuckDonald Eder

Kathy & Stephen EmmertDavid & Venetia EwbankJames FieldsJeff & Catherine FlowersFrederick & Mary FordWilliam & Doris FoutsJames FulkersonAl & Nancy GatmaitanMarietta Harrison & Robert GeahlenDennis & Jeanne GernhardtDick & Hilda GirominiKeith & Anne GladWilliam GormanJames & Susan GothardCarl & Laverne GrothouseMichael GundersonBrent & Marti GutweinSteve & Doreen HabbenLucille HainesPaula HarshbargerErica HeglandShelly HenriottMary HilesMary HintonAndrew & Carolyn HirschNorman HockingSusan & John HolladayJim & Terry HopfAlan Leewood & Christine HrycynaMichael & Phyllis HuntAnn HuntJay JarrettRichard & Tracey JohnsonLinda JohnsonMary Lou JohnsonJohn & Rosemary JonesChristiane KeckSarah KellyGary & Jacqueline KerkhoffRichard & Jennifer KerrBridget KerrElizabeth KershnerGeoff & Carol KeyesSidney & Phyllis KilsheimerEileen KladivkoJohn & Janice KnoteBruce KorbGerald & Sharon LeavellLetteer LewisDavid & Mary LiversKaren LongMarilyn MadduxStephan & Lou Ann MagnerJames & Anne MartinBerdine MartinJoy MatsonDawn Matthews

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Kenneth & Prapaporn MauckEsther MayPeter & Kathleen MazzaraSteve & Brenda McIntoshDavid McLochlinJerry & Mary Ann McMindesRyan MeisterDale & Vergene MillerGalen & Nancy MillerMonica MoreyJohn & Joyce MoserBill & Rose MoyarsElizabeth MyletMary & Eric NaumanJohn NicholsWilliam NicollMarsha OrrDenise OttingerJulie OverbeckJames & Beverly PeacockJudy & Sidney PellissierChad & Ellen PhelpsDonald & Karen PhillipsGregory PierceKaren PlautGeorge & Kendra PriceRonald RainesKeiko RaoJames & Barbara RedmanRaymond & Virginia RileyDavid & Cheryl RosenthalClare RossSteven & Elaine SchamberPaul & Gayle SchlueterKenneth & Bernice SchneiderGayle SchneppJim & Kim SchoenTim SchoolerDouglas & Sonia SchwartzJacquelyn ScottRobert ShepardJan & O.L. SiebenthalPeter SiemsEarl & Karon SmithCarol SquiresLarry & Dianna StairThomas & Rhonda SteinSam & Jamie StrattonPhylis Bower & Marjorie StrawsmaJessica SturmKeith Milner & Amanda TaylorKaren TaylorGail Thayer-CopelandJames & Irene ThurberJoanna Billiard & Ellen TobiasRoger & Karen TormoehlenMarcy TownsDaniel & Kathryn TrinkleChristine TurpinWeldon & Lois VaughnSharon ViancoBetty WadeEdward & Janet WagnerBrian Wallpe

Dorothy WankatBarbara WelchChad WelchSandy Monroe & Jim WestmanJohn & Joanne WillisSteven & Kimbra WilsonDon WilsonAllen & Sharon WoodMerlin WoodsJudith Wright

Members of the 365 Society sustain the mission of Food Finders all year long by providing monthly donations:

Victor & Carol AbellRay Ahnert Charles Alm Gilbert Amato Ruth Aronoff Homer & Vicki BeallAlana Bills Mary Alyce Bolinger Ronald & Donna BoyceEric Brandner Ben & Heather BreazealeDavid & B.J. BrooksDavid Buschmann Amy Camp Sandy & Kenton CampbellJames & Cynthia CarlsonSally Jean Carter Martha Cederquist Alfred & Martha ChisconJean & Victor CicirelliRichard & Barbara ClevengerSara Coapstick Eugene & Debra CoffingLetha Connell Ben & Angie CottonBailey & Charlene CovingtonJeffrey & Rosemarie DanielsRobert Deagan Bruce & Robin DexterSteven Dietrich Mary Duncan Eliza Dysert Steven & Mary EddyDonald Eder Merv Edwards

Ellen & Ronald EllyHeather Fedesco Harry Felix Donald & Ruth Ann FerrisSue Fesler David & Lisa FettingerRebecca Flowers Ralph & Barbara FordTimothy & Carol ForlowDevona Foster Michael Foster Donald Fox Darrell & Anita FrazierAndy & Tracy FristoeRhonda Gavin Harriet Gehle Doug Graham Peg Gramstad Phyllis & James HamiltonGeorge & Beverly HapnerSteven Hare Russell & Ruth HarshbargerSuzanne Herbst Stephen Hoffmann Patricia Hollis William Honaker Jim & Terry HopfLeon & Jeanne IngerhamDale Jackson Joe & Deborah JamesMary Lou Johnson John & Rosemary JonesSarah Kelly Sam & Betty KennedyDaniel & Nancy KesterLuann Spencer King James & Gloria KinnardKerry & Carol KleiberRobert Knolinski Mark Lafon Michelle Laramore Jason & Ashley LeeClayton Lein Margaret Lock Ronald & Sue LoganIrvin & Clara LongKaren Long Lisa Pantea & Daniel LybrookVirginia Lyons John Maker Gail Maloy Alcena Marshall James & Anne MartinJames & Linda MassieJeffrey Maxwell Terry McDaniel Maryann McGill Bill & Cathy McIverDavid McLochlin Andy McVay William McVay Constance Baker & P.L. MendelDennis & Mary MerrickMichael Morrison Sherron & Michael Myers

Elizabeth Mylet Megan Sapp-Nelson & Oesten NelsonLaura E. Newman William Nicoll Donna O’Neil Denise Ottinger Cecil Overmyer Mary & Ray PierceAndrew Pierce James Prien David Nolte & Laura Pyrak-NolteJames & Geary RichardRaymond & Virginia RileyShirley Rogers Clare Ross Joe Roth Jo Anne & Joe RoyalJoseph & Bette RubinsteinThomas & Suzann SchottPhyllis Schultz Randy Kuhn & Wanda SeyboldRussell & Marylyn ShoafLois Simpson Stanley & Christine SkuraDouglas & Jennifer SlavensJosephine Slipher Mary Smallwood Mark Spangler Ed & Eileen SteinerPhylis Bower & Marjorie StrawsmaEmil Venere & Jennifer StreisandTanto & Selvie SugiartoCorrington & Vesta SumnerDonald Terrell Francis Thoennes Roger & Karen TormoehlenVirginia Tyler Mike & Pam Van SchouwenLizbeth Vander Plaats Richard & Alberta WellsMartin Whitehead Mark & Lindsay WilliamsEllamae Williams Robert & Mildred WinklerJoseph & Sandra Zak

The following businesses, foundations, and other organizations contributed $500 or more to our work in 2015:

$100,000 +Alfred J. & Dorothy N. McAllister FoundationFeeding AmericaIndiana State Department of EducationUnited Way of Greater Lafayette

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$25,000 + $99,999Archer Daniels Midland (ADM)ConAgraIndiana Department of AgricultureIndiana State Dept. of HealthJimmy John’sJosh Lindblom FoundationLafayette Urban MinistryLand O’Lakes Foundation, Inc.Monsanto FundMontgomery Co. Youth Service BureauThe Community Foundation of Greater LafayetteTippecanoe County Board of CommissionersUnited Way of Cass CountyUnited Way of Howard County

$10,000 - $24,999ADM Invest an AcreAmerican Reformed ChurchBenton Community FoundationCarroll Buddy Bag ProgramCarroll White REMCCeres Solutions, LLPCHSCoBankDelphi United Methodist ChurchFederated Church of West LafayetteKrogerLafayette Life FoundationMcKenzie Food, Inc./Kentucky Fried ChickenMonsanto FundNorth Newton School CorporationShare Our StrengthTwin Lakes High SchoolUnited Way of Miami County, Inc.West Lafayette Community SchoolsWest Street Christian ChurchWestern Indiana Community Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999Attica Consolidated SchoolBison Investment AdvisorsCargill IncorporatedCity of LafayetteCommodities, Inc.Community MinistriesDayton United Methodist ChurchDelta ETA Chapter of Tri KappaFirst Christian Church KokomoFirst Reformed ChurchFirst United Methodist ChurchGreater Lafayette CommerceRensselaer Area Ministerial Association

Risk Family FoundationRochester Foursquare ChurchRotary Club of LafayetteRotary District 6560United Way For Clinton County, Inc.Wea Ridge Elementary School BackPack Program

$1,000 - $4,999American Legion Charity GamblingArea Five Agency On Aging & Community ServicesBane-Welker Equipment, LLCBattle Ground Lions Club, Inc.Benton Central Jr.-Sr. High SchoolBrookston United Methodist ChurchBurnett Creek Elementary SchoolCalvary Baptist ChurchCalvary Presbyterian ChurchCaston Education Center Centier BankCentral Presbyterian Church of LafayetteChapel of the Good ShepherdChrist United Methodist ChurchChurch of the Blessed SacramentThe Cisco CompaniesCity of West Lafayette Office of the Clerk-TreasurerCoffin Family FoundationCommunity Christian Reformed ChurchCommunity Reformed ChurchCornerstone Assembly of God Faith Harvest Food PantryCovenant Federated ChurchCrossroads of Life ChurchEagle HarvestEmergency Food & Shelter ProgramEnterprises, Inc.Evonik Corporation, Tippecanoe LaboratoriesFairfield Township TrusteeFarm Credit Mid-AmericaFirst Assembly of God of CovingtonFirst Baptist Church of GalvestonFirst United Methodist Church of West LafayetteFirst United Methodist Church of MoroccoFleet Feet Sports West LafayetteFranciscan Alliance FoundationGeneral Mills Outnumber HungerGrace United Methodist Church of LafayetteHarrison High School

Harrison Steel Castings Co.Heartland Child Care MinistryHeartland Community ChurchHenry Poor Lumber CompanyHoney Creek Township of White CountyIndustrial Federal Credit UnionInweld CorporationJP Morgan ChaseKettelhut ConstructionKeystone ArchitectureKitchen ArtKlondike Elementary PTOKraft FoodsLafayette Breakfast Optimist ClubLafayette Retina Clinic, PCLambda Chi Alpha FraternityLocust Grove United Methodist ChurchLoring, Sternberg and AssociatesMain Street United Methodist Church in PeruMarsh Supermarkets, LLCMBAH InsuranceMonticello Christian Church, Inc.Monticello Rotary Club, Inc.Morocco First United Methodist ChurchMP3 Farms LLCNor-Nic InvestmentsOld Landmark ChurchOld National BankOlive Branch Church of GodOtterbein United Methodist ChurchPanda RestaurantPanera CaresPathway Advisory GroupPepsico Silicon Valley Community FoundationProject 7 Product For GoodPurdue Department of NutritionPurdue Federal Credit UnionPurdue Research FoundationRossville Methodist ChurchRoyal Center United Methodist ChurchSacred Heart Church of RemingtonSaint Mary’s Church of FrankfortSt. Charles Borromeo Catholic ChurchSt. Lawrence Catholic ChurchSubaru of Indiana Automotive, Inc.SUMC BackPack BlessingsSusan’s Freeman BayThe Beck FoundationThe Farmers Bank of FrankfortThe Glick Family FoundationThe Woodforest Charitable FoundationTipmont REMC

Tri County Elementary SchoolsTrilogy Foundation, Inc.Trinity Wesleyan ChurchUnited Way of Central IndianaUnited Way of White County, Inc.University Book Store, Inc.Walker Township TrusteeWalmartWalter & Esther Bahler Farms, Inc.Warren County Community Foundation, Inc.West Lafayette Jr. – Sr. High SchoolWest Side Tractor Sales Co.Williamsport Christian Church

$500 - $999Alliance Bank of FrancesvilleAssociates Helping Associates / St. Vincent Williamsport HospitalBach Chorale Singers, Inc.Bank of America Charitable FoundationBauer Family ResourcesBeck’s Auto CenterBelcan CorporationsBeta Gamma Chapter Psi Iota Xi SororityBoswell Rotary ClubChildren’s Bureau, Inc.Coldwell Banker ShookCoomer LogisticsCountrymarkCrestview Community ChurchCulvers of LafayetteDonnelly For IndianaFederated Campaign StewardsFirst Baptist Church of PeruFirst Presbyterian Church MonticelloFirst United Methodist Church LogansportFrontier Elementary SchoolFrontier Jr. – Sr. High SchoolIBEW, Local 668Knights of Columbus Council 1881Kankakee Township TrusteeKappa Kappa Kappa, Inc. Epsilon ChapterKlondike Elementary SchoolLa-Z-Boy Galleries, INC.Lifesong Church, Inc.Macy Christian ChurchMED Institute, Inc.Mexico Baptist ChurchMiracles FitnessMolson Farms, Inc.Monticello United Methodist ChurchMonticello United Methodist Women

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FOOD DONORSFood is at the heart of our work. Our generous food donors are the reason we distributed a record 7 million pounds of food in 2015.

Thanks to these donors who gave 1,000 pounds of food or more during 2015:

100,000 lbs. +Community Harvest Food BankFeeding AmericaGleaners Food BankSam’s Club LafayetteSecond Harvest Food BankSecond Harvest Food Bank Central FLWalmart Rochester, #1639Walmart Lafayette, #1547Walmart Kokomo #1962Walmart Monticello, #2771Walmart Lafayette, #3851Walmart West Lafayette, #2339

50,000 - 99,999 lbs.Marsh Supermarket Kokomo, #66Target / Super Target, LafayetteWalmart Crawfodsville, #1655Walmart Frankfort, #854Walmart Logansport, #1329

25,000 - 49,999 lbs.BrownsberryFeeding Northeast FloridaFresh Thyme MarketKerlikowske Family FarmsKroger Foods West Lafayette, #824Kroger Foods Lafayette, #843Main Street Market FrankfortMain Street Market LogansportMain Street Market on 3rd LogansportMarsh Supermarket Lafayette, #77Marsh Supermarket West Lafayette, #27Marsh Supermarket Kokomo, #343Marsh Supermarket Tipton, #89McFarling FoodsMeijer SupermarketPepsi CompanySam’s Club KokomoUnited States Postal Services

5,000 - 24,999 lbs.Bimbo BakeryCarroll County CropsChloe’s Soft Serve Fruit CompanyCoca Cola BottlingCongress Street United Methodist ChurchDiamond Foods of CaliforniaEast Tipp Middle SchoolFair Oaks Dairy

Food Bank of Northern IndianaFreestore Food BankFresh City MarketFrito LayGordon Food Service Market PlaceGreater Lansing Food BankHoosier Hills Food BankJim’s GarageKids Against Hunger Central IndianaKroger Foods Crawfordsville, #948Kroger Foods Kokomo, #109Kroger Foods Lafayette, #827Kroger Foods Lafayette, #822Kroger Foods Monticello, #138Kroger Foods Peru, #902Kroger Foods Rochester, #427Mt. Gilboa Garden FarmMy Dad’s Sweet CornOur Savior Lutheran ChurchPleasant Acre FarmsPretty Prairie FarmsRuler Foods LogansportRuler Foods FrankfortSociety of St. AndrewsSubaru Of Indiana Automotive, Inc.Target KokomoTreat America Food ServicesUSDA-ARSWest Farms

1,000 - 4,999 lbs.Aldi’sAmerican Cancer SocietyArni’s/Linarco DistributionAunt Millie’s BakeriesBarrett Distribution CenterBrumbaugh’s Family Farm Produce

CVS Pharmacy Lafayette, #8657CVS Pharmacy Lafayette, #6677Dow Agro SciencesEarhart ElementaryFleet Feet Sports West LafayetteFraternity and Sorority LifeGood Source SolutionsGreen BEAN DeliveryHarrison High SchoolHoosiers Feeding the HungryJimmy John’sKlondike Elementary SchoolKlondike Middle SchoolKroger Foods Crawfordsville, #81Lafayette School Corp. Food ServiceLewis BakeriesMad Mushroom PizzaMarty, David & RuthMatt IveyMintonye ElementaryPanera Bread LafayettePayton, E. ThomasPhi Kappa Tau, Lambda ChapterPrairie View FarmsPurdue Ross/ITASPurdue Windsor HallRandom Acts of KindnessSaint Andrew United Methodist ChurchSubaru of Indiana AutomotiveSunnyside Intermediate SchoolTippecanoe County 4-H Youth OrganizationWainwright Middle SchoolWalmart Rensselaer, #2020Wea Ridge Middle SchoolWhitson Enterprises LLCWyandotte Elementary School

The size of Food Finders Food

Bank’s 16-county service area in North Central

Indiana

> 6,500SQUARE MILES

We make every effort to ensure our records are accurate, and sincerely apologize for any error. If you feel as though you have been overlooked or find a mistake, please contact the Food Finders Development Department at 765-471-0062.

Neighborhood Christian Chapel, Inc.New Hope Lutheran Church of MonticelloOscar WinskiOxford United Methodist ChurchPampered ChefParkview United Methodist ChurchParr Baptist ChurchPrairie Chapel ChurchPurdue University Civil Engineering and Construction EngineeringPurdue University Civil Engineering Student Advisory CouncilPurdue University Collegiate FFAPurdue University Engineering Computer NetworkRandom Acts of KindnessReiling, Teder & Schrier, LLCRensselaer Central Middle SchoolSchwab Charitable FoundationShiloh Christian ChurchSietsma Heating and ACSpero Energy, Inc.St. Charles ChurchSt. John The Baptist Catholic ChurchSt. John’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Patrick ChurchStallard & Schuh, Inc.Stewart Grain Company, Inc.Stuart & Branigin LLPSunrise Christian Reformed ChurchSystem Concepts & Consulting, Inc.Target Community RelationsTrinity Lutheran ChurchTrinity Presbyterian Church of West LebanonWabash Disc Golf ClubWabash River Cycle ClubWarren Central Elementary SchoolWest Side TractorWhitehead Real Estate, LLCWilson Industrial Sales Co., Inc.

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MOBILE PANTRY PROGRAM PARTNERS

These individuals and groups helped us bring our Mobile Pantry Program to communities across our region.

ADM Grain Company--AtticaAll Saints Catholic ParishAlliance BankAmerican Reformed ChurchAttica First United Methodist ChurchAvianna’s Lewis Cass Senior ProjectBoswell RotaryCalvary Presbyterian ChurchCentral Presbyterian ChurchCornerstone Harvest Food PantryCovenant Federated ChurchCovington First AssemblyCrestview Community ChurchDayton United Methodist ChurchDelphi United Methodist ChurchEagle Harvest MinistriesFirst Baptist Church GalvestonFour County Counseling Franciscan Alliance--St. ElizabethHarold DoremireHillsboro Community ChurchesJasper Co. Hospital/ Fountain Stone TheaterJournal and CourierKlondike Elementary SchoolKnight of ColumbusLarson FamilyLogansport Savings BankLogansport United Methodist ChurchMaconaquah School Corp.Main Street United Methodist ChurchMexico Baptist Church

Mike & Kathy Carrell, Earl & Karon Smith and St. John’s Episcopal ChurchMilitary Family Research InstituteMission Lafayette: Heartland Community Church, Clarks Hill Christian ChurchMonticello RotaryNorthern Miami County Churches Old Landmark ChurchOlive Branch ChurchOne Tree Crossing ChurchOtterbein United Methodist ChurchOxford United Methodist/Oxford St. Pat’s/Otterbein St. CharlesParkview United Methodist PNC BankPSI OATES SororityPulaski Co. Human ServicesRCMS Student CouncilRCUMC Food4KidsSacred Heart Catholic ChurchSt Mary’s Catholic ChurchSt. Charles Catholic ChurchThe Farmers BankThe Rock and The Church of Christ at LogansportTippy ConnectTrinity Lutheran ChurchUnited Way for Clinton Co.Walker TownshipWest Street Christian ChurchWilliamsport Christian Church

SUMMER FOOD SERVICE SITES

These site partners helped the food bank distribute nutritious meals to children in need throughout summer 2015.

Benton CountyEarl Park Public LibraryOtterbein Public LibraryOxford United Methodist ChurchCass CountyReading Railroad Begindergarten ProgramFountain CountyCovington City ParkVeedersburg ParkTippecanoe CountyBauer Family ResourcesBriarwood ApartmentsBethany Presbyterian ChurchClaystone ApartmentsRichfield ApartmentsHanna CenterCamp GLOW Linwood ElementaryLafayette Urban MinistryMiller ElementaryMurdock ElementaryEarhart ElementaryMiami ElementaryGlen Acres ElementaryVinton ElementaryWhite CountyMeadowlawn ElementaryOaklawn ElementaryReynolds United Methodist ChurchWarren CountyWilliamsport Park

VOLUNTEERSFrom sorting food in the warehouse to distributing to those in need at the Mobile Pantry – and everything in between – more than 5,100 volunteers donated over 22,000 hours of service to the food bank in 2015. Thank you to ALL of our hardworking and dedicated volunteers! The following volunteers celebrated milestones in 2015.

1 YEAR OF SERVICEEric Weiss Ryan Vanmatre Jeanie Baxter Jim Childers Kevin Lutes Dylan Frohberg Carlos WalkerArleta Pierce Mary Jo Palmer

5-9 YEARS OF SERVICEDorothy ProvoPam SchweitzerEd & Sue GieslerBarb & Bob Rades

10 YEARS OF SERVICEJake BoganDale BoughMarj Martin

15 YEARS OF SERVICEClara Lamie

I believe all human beings should have access to food, shelter, and health services. Hopefully I’m helping in a small way so that perhaps one person won’t go to bed hungry.

Marj Martin, FFFB volunteer

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2014 - 2015 BACKPACK PROGRAM PARTNERS

These dedicated partners and school administrators brought help and hope to children across our region by raising funds, packing food, and distributing backpacks throughout the 2014 - 2015 school year.

Attica Elementary

Attica School Volunteers

Battle Ground Elementary

Battle Ground Lions Club & Lafayette

Breakfast Optimist Club

Benton Central High School

Helping Hands Club

Bon Air Elementary

First Christian Church

Boswell Elementary

Benton Central Life Skills Class

Burnett Creek Elementary

Friendship House Community

Carroll Elementary

Bringhurst United Methodist Church

Carroll High School

Bringhurst United Methodist Church

Caston Elementary School

Caston High School

Cole Elementary

Helping Hands

Columbia Elementary

Faith Outreach Center Volunteers

Covington Elementary

Benson Chapel

Cumberland Elementary

Bag Ladies of the West

Dayton Elementary

Dayton Mother’s Club

Delphi Elementary

Delphi United Methodist Church

DeMotte Elementary

American Reformed Church

Earhart Elementary

Community Reformed Church

Edgelea Elementary

Christ United Methodist Church and First

United Methodist Church

Frontier Elementary

Brookston United Methodist Church

Galveston Elementary

Shiloh Evangelical church

Glen Acres Elementary

Bethany Presbyterian Church

Happy Hollow Elementary

Bag Ladies of the West

Hershey Elementary

Parent Organization

K-IRPC Headstart

Parr Baptist Church

Kankakee Middle/High School

Grace Fellowship Church

Kankakee Valley Intermediate School

First Reformed Church

Klondike Elementary

Westminster Village

Lake Village Elementary

St. Augusta Church

Lewis Cass Elementary

Shiloh Evangelical Church

Lincoln Elementary

Community Christian Reformed Church

Logansport Buddy Bag Program

Logansport School District Volunteers

Mayflower Mill Elementary

Sunrise Christian Church

Miami Elementary

Lafayette Noon Rotary Club

Miller Elementary

Evangelical Covenant Church

Mintonye Elementary

Parent Organization

Montgomery County Nourish Program

Sugar Creek United Methodist Churches,

All For Kids Inc, Montgomery County

Youth Services Bureau, Rock Point

Church, St. Bernard Catholic Church

Morocco Elementary School

Morocco First United Methodist Church

Murdock Elementary

Bethany Presbyterian Church

New Community School

Parent Organization

North White Elementary

North White Volunteers

Otterbein Elementary

Otterbein PTO

Pioneer Elementary

Royal Center United Methodist Church

Prairie Crossing Elementary

Benton Central Life Skills Class

Rensselaer Central Primary

Rensselaer Area Ministerial Association

Riddle Elementary

Faith Outreach Center Volunteers

Rochester Middle School

Faith Outreach Center Volunteers

Rossville Schools

Rossville United Methodist Church

Sacred Heart

Benton Central Life Skills Class

South Newton Elementary

Brook United Methodist Church

South Peru Community School

Weekend Meal Deal Volunteers

Southeast Fountain Elementary

Zeta Omega Chapter of Tri-Kappa

Suncrest Elementary

Girl Scout Troop #50444

Sunnyside Intermediate

Grace United Methodist Church

Tipton Elementary School

Tipton Trinity West Street and Tipton Trinity

Wesleyan

Thompson Elementary

Shiloh Evangelical Church

Tri-Central Elementary

Sharpsville United Methodist Church

Tri County Intermediate

Tri County High School

Vinton Elementary

Bethany Presbyterian Church

Warren Central Elementary

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Wea Ridge Elementary

Parent Organization

West Lafayette High School

Bag Ladies of the West

Wheatfield Elementary

First Reformed Church

Williamsport Elementary

Parent Volunteer Group

Woodland Elementary

Parent Organization

Wyandotte Elementary

First Church of the Nazarene

Provides a weekly backpack filled with food during the school year (36 weeks) for a child in need.

$204PER YEAR

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AGENCY PARTNERSThe core of our work, our Agency Partners, worked tirelessly across our 16-county region to distribute food to our hungry neighbors.

Benton CountyFowler Baptist Church Food PantryBenton Community Foundation

Carroll CountyBurlington Church of ChristCarroll Co. Food Pantry - FloraDelphi United Methodist ChurchFirst Assembly of God - DelphiCarroll Co. Food Pantry - DelphiFirst Baptist Church

Cass CountyEmmaus Mission CenterUnited Way of Cass County, Inc.Salvation Army - Cass Co.Our Daily Bread/East Main Street Church of GodTrinity Episcopal ChurchFood 4 Kids/Royal Center UMCTrinity Lutheran ChurchRefuge Ministries/Refuge Worship CenterMiami Baptist ChurchSonshine Express Daycare

Clinton CountyCornerstone Assembly of GodSalvation Army - Clinton Co.First Baptist Church Food PantryRossville Community Food PantryFirst Church of the Nazarene - FrankfortF.O.O.D. MichigantownRossville United Methodist ChurchMissions International/Jesucristo El CaminoStone Soup Food Pantry

Fountain CountyArea Sharing KindnessAttica Free Methodist ChurchBenson Chapel UMC/Covington Community FPVeedersburg Church of GodHillsboro Church of the NazareneCommunity Action Program (CAP)/ Western IN

Fulton CountyThe Cross Church/Matthew’s MarketFaith Outreach CenterAkron Church of God Food Pantry

20,78612,055

64,56956,81321,80120,31613,60211,303

179,80568,53335,78633,27725,14414,1099,6971,6111,117769

126,67441,93534,88224,95422,3398,0297,5121,682810

45,35634,45934,24529,16011,3032,232

203,74917,1898,153

203,277165,59620,39014,54214,1447,8817,1036,1845,4553,632

1,671808

105,70320,51218,11216,11312,2694,9803,4091,750

130,26272,38467,08938,4212,4941,166

117,39060,69914,0276,2276,0763,1462,7452,0231,314600424

Howard CountyZion Church/Solomon MinistriesSamaritan Love CenterHands of Grace StorehouseFirst Christian ChurchHoward Haven Residential CenterZion TabernacleNew Hope Church Bethel LighthousePilgrim Holiness ChurchServant Ministries of Crossroads Community ChurchMental Health America of Howard CountyWayman Chapel AME Church

Jasper CountySorrowful Mother ParishGood Samaritan Food PantryAmerican Reformed ChurchFirst Reformed ChurchThe Bridge Food PantryGood Neighbor Food PantryParr Baptist ChurchNorth Central IN Rural Crisis Center

Miami CountyMiami County Helping HandsSalvation Army - Miami Co.Church of Christ at GrissomMiami Nation of Indians of IndianaChrist Fellowship ChurchSamaritan Room Ministries of Converse Church of Christ

Montgomery CountyGrace & Mercy MinistriesF.I.S.H. of Montgomery Co.New Richmond Christian ChurchChurch AliveFamily Crisis ShelterThrough the GateLadoga Christian ChurchFirst United Pentecostal ChurchCalvary Chapel of CrawfordsvilleFriendship Baptist ChurchTrinity Mission - Crawfordsville

“I’ve been doing this for 25 years, and without Food Finders it just wouldn’t be possible for us at Hands of Grace to help the hungry as much as we do now.”

Judy Jarke, Grace Community Foursquare Church in Kokomo

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46,09338,19516,51411,847

10,3368,2234,689

25,146

692,903156,559149,814115,00497,26593,17161,80551,45350,54948,04727,63823,20722,78320,21418,86816,15715,21812,63012,25910,31110,1438,1317,8947,7027,5067,4307,1966,2545,186

3,8293,5563,0592,749

2,5752,1981,8251,7441,6431,5121,4821,3801,2631,171905796764389370286184

76,389

21,223

9,8387,9847,7057,077

27,68226,5202,782

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243,62164,66620,3456,3101,637

Newton CountyCovenant Federated ChurchCornerstone Assembly of God-Faith Harvest FPBrook United Methodist ChurchCommunity Christian Reformed Church of Roselawn/Community Food PantryMorocco First UMCCommunity Christian Reformed ChurchNewton County Community Services

Pulaski CountyPulaski Co. Human Services

Tippecanoe CountyLafayette Transitional Housing CenterSaint John’s/LUM Food PantryTippecanoe County United Food PantrySaint Ann’s Soup KitchenSaint James Lutheran ChurchBrady Lane Church of ChristSalvation Army - Tippecanoe Co.Elmwood Church of ChristLUM- Free Bread Give AwayWea Ridge Baptist ChurchConnection Point Church Lighthouse Recovery HomeGraduate Union Counselors AssociationFirst United Methodist ChurchHome With Hope, Inc.Tippecanoe VillaEvergreen Wesleyan ChurchFaith Community Ministries/Faith Baptist ChurchEvangelical Covenant ChurchCommunity Reformed ChurchHarvest ChapelSeeds of Hope Community Ministries Inc.Grace United Methodist ChurchMental Health America of Tippecanoe Co.It’s My ClosetMeals On Wheels Of Tippecanoe CountyChrist United Methodist ChurchJessie’s Kids FoundationYWCA Domestic Violence Intervention/ Protection ProgramUpper Room Christian FellowshipHealth HutSonrise House

Clear River ChurchRiggs Community Health ClinicBattle Ground UMCRight Steps Child Development CentersBauer Family ResourcesCongress Street UMCACE/ Baptist Student Foundation at Purdue, IncAbundant Love Outreach ChurchWhole Truth Apostolic Faith Assembly, Inc.Hanna Community CenterGreater Lighthouse Apostolic ChurchChapel of the Good ShepherdOakland Elementary School Food PantryFaith Community Infant CareClarks Hill Christian ChurchCommunity Cancer NetworkLyn Treece Boys & Girls ClubFirst Assembly of God Community Ministries

Tipton CountyTipton Senior Center/Encore Lifestyle & Enrichment CenterDudley Lacey Memorial Food Pantry/ Windfall UMCGood Shepherd F.P./ Second BlessingThe Hope Chest/Heartland MinistriesTipton Trinity Wesleyan ChurchSharpsville United Methodist Church

Warren CountyWilliamsport Methodist Food PantryPine Village UMC PantryWarren Co. Community Foundation/ MSD of Warren Co.Williamsport Christian Church

White CountyWhite County Food PantryTwin Lakes School Pantry ProgramMonon Food BankBrookston United Methodist ChurchCDC Resources

4.8 MILLION

Pounds of food distributed to our Partner Agencies

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Food Finders Food Bank, Inc., 50 Olympia Court, Lafayette, IN 47909(765) 471- 0062 www.Food-Finders.org

Together, we can solve hunger.