Because you care
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Because you care
they can
Unprecedented caring Annual Report 2008
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more than ever In 2008, we worked with partners to achieve amazing results: • Increased National School Breakfast Program participation to 335,091 from 310,448 in 2007. • Increased by 24 percent the number of children participating in summer food programs, to 58,245 in July 2007 compared with 46,940 in July 2006. • Sponsored 78 afterschool sites participating in the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program resulting in 1,993 children receiving nutritious meals each month. A total of 221,494 meals and snacks were served during the year. • As a Child and Adult Care Food Program sponsor, we trained and monitored more than 2,000 family child care providers who, in turn, fed more than 15,000 children in family child care settings. This amounted to more than 7,700,700 healthy meals and snacks served during the year.
Children’s Hunger Alliance is making a difference
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Board officers Ann Hamilton William J. Pohlman Edward J. Kistner
Deborah Stein John C. Fisher David L. Celona
Patricia P. Cash Susan Rector
Board of directors Jamie Keller Allen, The Ohio State University Dept. of Anesthesiology Mary Beth Arensberg, Ross Products Division, Abbott Labs.
Pete McGinty, Experience Columbus Kelly McGivern, Ohio Association of Health Plans Theresa E. Potter, Marketing Professional
Richard Barger, Karlsberger Companies
Susan Rector, Schottenstein Zox & Dunn
Ellen G. Berndt, Hexion Specialty Chemicals, Inc.
James W. Reker, Key Bank (retired)
Melanie Rose-Billhardt, Victoria’s Secret Direct
Sue Reninger, RMD Advertising/, Public Relations
Kristen Brinkman, Thomas C. Green & Associates
Robert J. Robinson, Jr., Ohio Department of Administrative Services
Patricia P. Cash, National City Bank Ted Celeste, Ohio House of Representatives Tom Fries, Sr., Tom Fries Associates Brian Graham, Battelle Keith A. Hadley, Oh Tex Foods Inc. Terri L. Hill, Nationwide Joelle C. Khouzam, Carlile Patchen & Murphy LLP Julie T. Kunkel, Ernst & Young James S. Mazzola, Cardinal Health, Inc.
Bridgette C. Roman, CheckSmart Financial Company Jacqueline Jones Royster, The Ohio State University College of Arts and Sciences Thomas J. Ruebel, Fifth Third Bank Dan Stedman, Discover Financial Services Deborah Stein, Huntington Bancshares Incorporated
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Donors $1000 - $4,999 Acloche Staffing Akey American Family Mutual Insurance Company American Heritage Homes Artina Promotional Products Anil Arya Ashland Inc. Atlas Butler Automatic Data Processing Inc. Employer Services Barcelona Julie Bergstedt Bob Evans Farms, Inc. Donald Burton Calfee, Halter, and Griswold Capital Partners Charles Carey David Celona CheckSmart Financial Company City of Refuge Point of Impact The CJR Group Inc. Cleveland Clinic Douglas Cole Columbia Gas of Ohio Columbus State Community College Continental Real Estate Companies Stewart Cupps Dennis Dauper Deloitte Services LP William Dolan Dominion Donatos Pizzeria Walter and Marion English Foundation Ernst & Young Mark Eyen First Community Church John Fisher Edward Fitzpatrick GBQ Holdings LLC General Mills, Inc. Vijay Gopal
Greater Columbus Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc Greene County Community Foundation Christine Hartline Theodore Hill JoAnn Homan J. J. B. Hilliard, W. L. Lyons, Inc. Karlsberger Companies Michael Keller KeyBank Kimball Midwest Randy King Peggy Kolodziej KPMG LLP Kroger Company Julie Kunkel Mathew Lee LexisNexis David Martin Mary Louise Patton Foundation McCormick & Schmick’s Medco Health Solutions Mettler Toledo Patrick Michel Lloyd Moberg The Montei Foundation Morgan Stanley Annual Appeal Campaign Mount Carmel Health Systems Robert Murray Matthew Nagy Nationwide Children’s Hospital Nationwide Children’s Hospital Pleasure Guild Randy Nelson Northern Trust Company D. Kevin Nusbaum O’Charley’s Ohio Community Development Finance Fund Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation The Ohio State University Alumni Association
The Ohio State University College of Dentistry Old Trail Printing OSSC Salon Schools Karen and Marshall Platt Ellen Pogos William Pohlman Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur LLP Dianne Radigan Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund Susan Rector Revival Development Corporation The Reynolds and Reynolds Associate Foundation Sandra Richmond Gina Ross Kelly Rothe Ruth’s Chris Steak House, Inc. John Sadler Kathleen Schindler Schottenstein Zox & Dunn Erin Siegfried Spherion St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Stockamp & Associates, Inc Thomas Worthington High School Thompson Hine LLP Thompson, Davis & Co., Inc. Time Warner Cable United Healthcare of Ohio, Inc. United Way of Greater Cleveland United Way of Greater Dayton US Bank Anne Valentine Vineyard Church of Columbus Teri Weathers Jon Wilhelm Wolfe Associates, Inc
$5,000 - $9,999 Auditor of State of Ohio Baker Creative Blue Cross of California Buckingham Doolittle Burrough LLC Byers Chrysler, LLC Cameron Mitchell Restaurants Fahlgren, Inc. Fifth Third Bank Greek Orthodox Cathedral Hexion Specialty Chemicals Inc. Terri Hill Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Instawares, LLC George Kontogiannis Melodee Kornacker Srinivas Koushik Bruce Mosier Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Ohio Children’s Foundation The Ohio State University Dept. of Athletics The Ohio State University Research Foundation Share Our Strength Matt Stewart White Castle System, Inc. Whole Foods Market Women’s Fund of Central Ohio Worthington Industries
$10,000 - $34,999 Abbott Laboratories American Electric Power American Legion Child Welfare Foundation, Inc. Bath and Body Works Bartha/Bill Biegler Creative, LLC CareSource Management Group CEO Magazine The Greater Cincinnati Foundation The Columbus Foundation Jami & Robert Dewolf Discover Financial Services, Inc. Duke Energy Eclipse Studios Food Research & Action Center, Inc. (FRAC) John Gilligan Harry C. Moores Foundation Honda of America Mfg, Inc. Iddings Foundation Kaiser Permanente Mathile Family Foundation MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger Stephen Nacht NBC 4 Albert Pfeiffer Progressive Medical SC Ministry Foundation Sequent SNP Speakers Network, LLC The Sygma Network Thrill Hill Productions, Inc. Wendy’s International Foundation Westerville Sunrise Rotary Foundation
$35,000 - $99,999 American Dairy Association Battelle Breads of the World, LLC Cardinal Health, Inc. City of Cleveland Columbus Medical Association Foundation Franklin County Job and Family Services Griffin Communications Huntington Bancshares Inc. Limited Brands Nationwide Foundation Northlich The Reinberger Foundation $100,000 + Clear Channel Outdoor Clear Channel Radio Corporation for National Community Service Grange Insurance Companies JPMorgan Chase & Co. Ohio Department of Education Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Starting Point United Way of Central Ohio United Parcel Service $1000 - $4,999
We wish to thank all donors for their contributions. Every effort has been made to ensure this list is correct and complete. We apologize for any omissions or inaccuracies.
Help us end childhood hunger in Ohio. For information on feeding programs, please call 1-800-481-6885. To get involved, please call 1-800-227-6446.
Children’s Hunger Alliance is the statewide agency committed to breaking the cycle of childhood hunger in Ohio through education, leadership, advocacy and service. The agency works with schools, child care providers, youth-serving and faith-based organizations, legislators, elected officials, businesses and individuals to help ensure that all children are well-nourished, healthy and thrive.
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Columbus, OH 43215-5408
Cleveland, OH 44115
Dayton, OH 45439
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