USANA Kids Eat Annual Report 2022

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2022 Annual
Report

A Special Thank You

We have an amazing community!

USANA-driven and community-supported, the Kids Eat program has quickly made “USANA Health Sciences” a household name in service and nutritional support. Local businesses, families, and community members volunteer and donate their time to fill food bags for hungry children to take home for the weekends and long holiday breaks. It’s a program that deeply touches the hearts of all USANA employees, Associates, and executives involved.

This year we hosted Experience Day at USANA’s Global Convention. Over 200 Associates from around the globe participated in a day of packing at our Foundation’s onsite location. They filled 2,141 bags!

Whether it’s community volunteers delivering food bags, USANA employees packing food, adoptive sponsors funding entire schools, or donors giving dollar by dollar, this program’s success is thanks to the generosity of those who give their money and time. Local businesses see this as a great way to fulfill social responsibility, build team cohesiveness, and be involved in the community.

And it’s all thanks to the kindness of our amazing community! We’re humbled by the good they share. Honored by the generosity we see. And grateful for the support we receive. In the end, we do all this for the kids. After all, no child should ever go hungry.

Current Programs and Campaigns

Weekend Program:

Many children rely on school meals for the food and nutrition they need. But these meals aren’t available on weekends, and kids often go hungry. A bag of food can go a long way for a needy child who is home from school.

42

274,379

1,200 Schools and clubs supported

Total meals distributed

Average food bags distributed each weekend (totaling 39,197 bags in 2022)

SINCE WE OPENED IN 2019 we have provided 1.6 million meals

Holiday Bag Project:

Each winter we donate food bags to schools and communities to give children food and nutrition during the long holiday break.

Donors who participated: 192

44 Schools supported

167,760 Meals provided

4,194 Holiday bags distributed in December

Buddy Bag Program:

We provide bags of food and snacks for high school teachers to keep in their classrooms. When they see a hungry student who is struggling, they can discretely offer them a snack to make it through the day.

900

Buddy Bags distributed

OUR 2022 IMPACT

Total Meals Provided:

Individual Children Nourished: 6,765

444,839 Volunteer Hours:

5,223

Recognizing Our 2022 Donors

Kids Eat

$100,000 and Above Dave & Renee Wentz

Above $50,000

Joan and Tim Fenton Foundation

KIA USA

Above $30,000

James & Lisa Budge

Spencer & Amanda Millerberg

USANA Health Sciences

Above $20,000

Jeremy & Kristin Andrus

First Utah Bank

Megaplex Theatres - Miller Family Philanthropy

Tim & Starleen Wood

Walmart/Sam’s Club (Murray)

Above $10,000

Brigham Young University Alumni*

Engage Contracting

Foothill Family Clinic

HealthEquity

Knight Family Foundation

Okland Construction

Hutchinson Trucking*

Above $5,000

Pete & Michelle Benedict

Canyons Education Foundation

Doug & Jane Hekking

Dan & Amy Macuga

Scott & Natalie Stoddard

Above $1,000

Alisa Carlton

CHG Healthcare - Making a Difference Foundation

Ashley Collins

Tim Dahle-LSM, LLC

EpicVue and Groove

Entertainment*

Joshua & Jenny Foukas

David Gamble

Julie Guinn

Amy & Tim Haran

Mary Anne Jensen

Paul & Liz Jones

Dasha Kadulova

Robert D. Kent Jr Trust

Amber Leavitt

Brian & Leslie Paul

Richard McCann

Murray High Alumni Association

Mark & Karla Olson

Richard Salvitti

Shauna Sharpsteen

Dr. Robert & Anne Sinnott

Amir Vonsover

Above $500

Shelli Baxter

CNSI

Cultured Marble Specialists, LLC

DeCort Interactive, Inc

Carrie LaBonty

Summit Southebys-SSIR Cares

V.S.

Willis Group

Above $250

Tim & Debbie Brown

Chris Call

Cowley Family Foundation

Tijana Fitozovic

Heidi Gardner

Deb Hutchison

Erin Jackson

Kroger

Kathy Melby

Mary Mitchell

Linda Soldan

Russell Stephenson

*Gift-in-kind donation

SCHOOL ADOPTION SPONSORS

These sponsors adopted and funded at least one school for the 2022–2023 year:

Jeremy & Kristin Andrus—Parkside Elementary, Hillcrest Jr. High

Pete & Michelle Benedict—Oquirrh Elementary

James & Lisa Budge—Highland High, Hillcrest High

Canyons Education Foundation—Ridgecrest Elementary

Ashley Collins Family—Lied Boys & Girls Club

Engage Contracting—Longview Elementary

Joan and Tim Fenton Foundation—Horizon Elementary, Ascent Academy, Columbia Elementary, Monroe Elementary

First Utah Bank—Taylorsville Elementary

Josh & Jenny Foukas—Sandy Kids Club

Kevin & Lori Guest—Oquirrh Elementary

Tim & Amy Haran—Spence Eccles Boys & Girls Club

HealthEquity—Copper Canyon Elementary

Doug & Jane Hekking—Oquirrh Elementary

Kia USA—Tooele Boys & Girls Club, Miller Boys & Girls Club, Bennion Elementary, West Jordan Elementary, Utah Military Academy (Hill Field Campus)

The Knight Family Foundation—Utah Military Academy (Camp Williams Campus)

Dan & Amy Macuga—Neighborhood House

Steve McGinty & Friends—McMillan Elementary

Spencer & Amanda Millerberg—Midvale Middle School, Union Middle School

Murray Alumni Association—Murray High

Okland Construction—Mary W. Jackson Elementary

Mark & Karla Olson—Sandy Kids Club

Sam’s Club (Murray)—Heartland Elementary, Terra Linda Elementary, Viewmont Elementary

Dr. Robert & Anne Sinnott—Riverview Jr. High

Scott & Natalie Stoddard—Grant Elementary, Murray High Buddy Bags

USANA Corporate—Stansbury Elementary

Dave & Renee Wentz—Majestic Elementary, Westvale Elementary, Silver Hills Elementary, DDI Vantage Head Start, Hillside Elementary

Tim & Starleen Wood—Liberty Elementary, Midvale Boys & Girls Club

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