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TABLE OF CONTENTS Mission - 4

Vision - 4

2010 Awards - 6

Food Pantry Distribution System - 7

2010 Financials - 8

Jeannette Outreach andExpansion Project - 9

Specialty Feeding Programs - 10

Hunger Action Month - 14

Food Drives - 15

Gleaning and Hunger Garden - 18

Permanent Drop-off Sites - 19

Special Events - 20

Newsworthy - 24

Partner Agencies - 26

Board/Staff - 28

Corporate Donors - 29

Valued Volunteers - 30

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A good bank can make a real difference within a

community; providing stability, flexibility and financial support

that helps the whole become greater than the sum of its parts.

For the Westmoreland County Food Bank (WCFB), the returns on investment

extend far beyond the vital food we deliver or make available within a food

pantry. A well-nourished child learns better, lives better, and is given a fighting

chance. An individual or a family suffering hard times has one less thing to worry

about while they get back on their feet.

And for those who donate food, time, effort and support, WCFB dividends grow

exponentially as our community gets stronger, draws closer, and serves as a living

testament that we are all, indeed, our brother’s keeper.

Our efforts remain tireless and focused—and as proud members of nationally

renowned Feeding America and The United Way—the mission of the WCFB remains

in good and capable hands.

You can bank on it.

MISSION: To enable all Westmoreland County residents who are hungry or at

risk of hunger to have ready access to food.

VISION: To end hunger in Westmoreland county

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2010 Was a Banner Year for WCFBNot only did WCFB win a national award from Feeding America for Agency Capacity

Program of the Year, but we also won Non Profit of the Year from the WestmorelandChamber of Commerce, Organization of the Year from the Salvation Army, and

Community Partner of the Year from the Westmoreland County Community SupportProgram.

Food PantryDistribution ProgramThe core of our work is to acquire food to distribute to needy people throughout Westmoreland Countythrough a network of Partner Agencies comprised primarily of volunteer-run, faith-based organizations.

While a number of our Partner Agencies are soup kitchens, shelters and other on-site feeding programs, themajority are food pantries that make up part of the Food Pantry Distribution Program.

WCFB acquires food in several ways. First, we receive over $400,000 in State Food Purchase Program (SFPP) andEmergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) grant monies each year from the US and PennsylvaniaDepartments of Agriculture. With these grants, WCFB purchases truckloads of nutritious food at wholesaleprices.

Secondly, we receive commodities from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA); USDA purchasessurplus product from farmers that is then donated to food banks. The SFPP, EFSP and the USDA commoditiesaccount for approximately 50% of the food we distribute.

The remaining 50% of our food is acquired through: local donations; Feeding America donations; local fooddrives; in-store pick-up programs. The donated food is brought to our warehouse where it is sorted, inspectedand repacked, if required, by volunteers for distribution to our food pantries.

Each month, WCFB delivers food to our pantries in refrigerated trucks. The pantries then distribute the food totheir income-eligible participants; in order to meet income eligibility requirements, family income must be at orbelow 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.

Moreover, WCFB regularly monitors Partner Agencies to insure thatUSDA, Internal Revenue Service, Feeding America, and foodsafety/food handling regulations are met. In turn, WCFB ismonitored by the State Department of Agriculture and FeedingAmerica; WCFB is a certified affiliate of Feeding America, thecountry’s largest hunger relief charity.

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Public Support:Grants & Contracts $1,549,016

Contributions:Donated Food $9,041,816

Contributions, Other $345,185Corporate & Individual Donations $1,084,715

Donations, Other $1,530

Support & Revenue $12,082,504Net Assets Released from Restrictions

Restrictions $60,000

Total Support & Revenue $12,142,504

Expenses:

Support & Revenue:Revenue: Shared Maintenance $865Interest Income $8,404Rental Income $347Other Income $4,212Salvage Income $2,984Trucking Income $37,840Membership Fees $5,590

Total Expenses $12,495,637Change in Net Assets [$353,133]

Program Services $12,034,113Fundraising $276,240Management & General $185,284

Program Services96.3%

$12,034,113

Management & General1.5%

$185,284

Fundraising2.2%

$276,240

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Jeannette Outreach & Expansion Pilot ProjectEnding Hunger One Bite At A TimeThe pilot project came to an end in December of 2010 with many successes to report. The JeannetteExpansion Pilot Project was named as the winner of the Agency Capacity Program of the Year throughFeeding America. The project was recognized as an innovative capacity program designed to increaseservice to its member agencies, directly resulting in an increase of food to those in need. With theimplementation of the new marketing materials and pantry support and development practices in place,395 new households were enrolled in the monthly Food Pantry Distribution Program during the 2 yearperiod of focus in that area. This resulted in an additional 151,523 pounds of food being distributed throughthe four pantries in the pilot area. The WCFB will utilize the Jeannette Expansion Pilot Project model toexpand into other targeted areas within the county over time with specific timelines for expansion in eacharea.

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Specialty Feeding ProgramsSummer Food Service Program

Over 51,000 children in the county receive free or reduced-price meals during theschool year, but many of these children do not get enough to eat when school is out. For

that reason, The Westmoreland County Food Bank continues to sponsor The Summer FoodService Program during the summer months. This program is a continuation of the National

School Lunch Program with funding provided through the United States Department ofAgriculture and administration through the Pennsylvania Department of Education.

For eight weeks each summer, free breakfasts and lunches are served to disadvantaged children18 years of age and under at various site locations throughout Westmoreland County.

In 2010, The Summer Food Service Program provided over 32, 000 meals to an average of 625 needychildren at 26 sites throughout Westmoreland County. If this program didn’t exist, many of thesechildren would not have received the proper nutrition needed to enjoy their summer.

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Specialty Feeding ProgramsCSFP/Senior Food Box ProgramThe Commodity Supplemental Food Program Senior Food Box Program isfederally funded through the State Department of Agriculture and providessupplemental, monthly food boxes for seniors and WIC Program (Women Infants andChildren) graduates. The food items included in the boxes are canned fruits, vegetables and meats alongwith pasta, cereal, milk, juice and cheese.

In 2010, the CSFP Program was expanded and now serves more than 32,000 older Pennsylvanians in everycounty in the Commonwealth. Each month, over 1,500 income eligible seniors aged 60 and over and WICgraduates receive these nutritionally balanced supplemental food boxes through Westmoreland CountyFood Bank.

In 2010 over 500,000 pounds of nutritious food were distributed. WCFB actively participates in advocacyefforts to maintain the current caseload and make an effort to increase funding to provide these nutritionallybalanced food boxes to all eligible Westmoreland County residents.

The CSFP/Senior Food Box Program would not be successful without the help of the many volunteers whodedicated their time each month to pack the boxes which are generously sponsored by MenashaCorporation.

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Specialty Feeding ProgramsWeekend Backpack Program

The Backpack Program which piloted at the Westmoreland County Food Bank in 2008

provides nutritious, healthy food to children at risk of hunger by providing them with

child friendly, easy to prepare food to take home on weekends and school vacations when

other resources are not available to them. This allows them to return to school well nourished

and ready to learn.

Westmoreland County Food Bank is proud to be one of only four food banks that offer the

program in Pennsylvania. We continue to provide backpacks to four sites throughout

Westmoreland County which include New Kensington, Vandergrift, Jeannette and Derry. Each week

approximately 175 children receive a backpack to take home with them accounting for 14,107

pounds of food in 2010 alone.

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Specialty Feeding Programs Operation Fresh ExpressWeekly Operation Fresh Express (OFE) distributions are held at various locations around the county to

distribute primarily perishable food like dairy products and fresh produce. In 2010, OFE provided over

772,000 pounds of additional food to over 8,300 households with the help of 850 volunteers.

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Hunger Action MonthEach year in September, Feeding America, our national affiliate commemorates

Hunger Action Month. This year’s theme was 30 Ways in 30 Days. A calendar ofactivities was developed and circulated throughout the County to help raise awareness

of the plight of the hungry and encourage people to get involved in some way. Sometook the Pledge by indicating how they would help fight hunger in their community. There

were also suggestions to contribute funds, donate food, tweet or post on Facebook theirsupport to volunteer, to buy a t-shirt and to be thankful that they have food on their table

today … there are 15,000 people in Westmoreland County who aren’t as lucky.

Hunger Action Month Food Drives were held at 5 Walmart Stores in September. With the help ofvolunteers from organizations and individuals 3224 pounds of donated food and $2662 was

collected.

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Food DrivesSpring Into Action“Spring to Action” food drives were held at Walmarts across the county and sponsored by the followinggroups: Cornerstone Ministries, Adelphoi’s Margaret and Colony Homes, and Harrold Zion Lutheran Youth.This year we were able to raise $4,091 and collect 5225 pounds of food during these times.

Campus ChallengeAt the end of the school year, college campuses throughoutWestmoreland County participated in a competition to seewhich campus could collect the most donated food andavoid wasting it during their last week of dorm living.University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg won the challengeagain this year with more than one pound of donated foodper resident student. Seton Hill University and St. VincentCollege also participated. Overall, 937 pounds of food were collected.

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Food DrivesScouting for Food Drive

On April 24, Scouts from Westmoreland Fayette Boy Scout Council did a “good turn”and collected donated food from their communities. This year, WCFB received 56,711

pounds of food. UPS drivers from the Laurel Mountain Region graciously volunteered theirtime to transport the food from the neighborhoods back to the warehouse.

Food DrivesStamp Out HungerWCFB received 48,376 pounds of donated food from generous neighbors throughoutthe region. Letter carriers, their families and friends, and community volunteers helpedgather food from mailboxes and transport it back to their local post offices. Their effortshelped stock our shelves for the summer months, when donations are down.

Tackle Hunger Students from 6 high schools had Tackle Hunger fooddrives at their high school football games in 2010.Derry Area and Greater Latrobe High Schools onceagain challenged each other to bring in the mostdonated food. Between them they collected 6034pounds of food and $375. Other high schools thatparticipated were Belle Vernon Area, Hempfield Area,Greensburg Central Catholic and Greensburg Salem.Overall, 7,109 pounds of food was collected and$2,544.

Fall FoodShareThe 11th Annual Fall FoodShare Food Drivewas sponsored by Giant Eagle, Girl Scouts ofWestern Pennsylvania Pittsburgh PostGazette, Comcast, Cintas and Peoples NaturalGas and several radio stations. throughoutour region during the fall. In all, nine storesparticipated in this drive bringing in 14,320pounds of donated food and approximately$10,000.

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Gleaning and Hunger GardenIn 2010, Dick Shaver’s Hunger Garden near Madison brought in 22,804 pounds of

mixed produce with the help of community volunteers coordinated by Lyn Hunter.The Hunger Garden provides fresh produce to distribute to our clients throughout the

growing season.

We thank our Gleaning volunteers who picked apples and corn this past year at GreenawaltFarm and Sleepy Hollow Orchard. Others who donated produce this past year include:

Cloudpath Farm, Schramm’s Farm, John Lynn Farms, Penn State Master Gardeners, LeithanShannon Farm, St. John DeLasalle, Harry Martig, Lois Springer, Derry FFA, Louise and Terry Henry,

Nora Phillips, Dan Pfoutz, Barb Mcanany, Robert Swicklaine, Wayne Baughman, Theresa Very,Gerald Evans, Merle Neumann, American Heart Association, Byron Carnahan, Christian Fellowship

Academy, Christine Janoski, Jay Roote.

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WCFB Permanent Donated Food Drop-off SitesOur WCFB Permanent and “Care to Share” Donated Food Drop-off sites brought in approximately 9,400pounds of donated food in 2010. Visit the following sites during regular business hours to donated nonperishable food items: Belle Vernon Chiropractic, Enterprise Rent a Car stores in Greensburg, Latrobe, MountPleasant, Murrysville and North Huntingdon, Goodwill Stores in Greensburg, Mount Pleasant and NorthHuntingdon, Hempfield Twp. Athletic Center, Ligonier Giant Eagle, Mastrorocco’s in Derry, Latrobe Shop NSave in Rt. 30 Plaza, Latrobe Kmart and Latrobe Walmart, YMCA in Greensburg, Westmoreland CountyCommunity College-Science Center, and Westmoreland Fayette Boy Scout Office.

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Special EventsSing for their Supper

The third “Sing for their Supper”event was held in September, 2010

in conjunction with Hunger Actionmonth in Irwin by the Irwin Business &

Professional Association. A good timewas had by all and a lot of food and funds

were donated to the Food Bank. Keeplooking at our website for more details about

this great event.

5th Annual Turkey Cup ChallengeThis year, fifteen schools participated and helped to raise the record $34,154.42 to purchase turkeyvouchers to low income families for Thanksgiving. Yough Intermediate Middle School is the five-timeChamp once again this year. A special thank you to all of our participating schools, but an extra specialthanks to Mr. Thomas Paterline of Yough Intermediate Middle School for all of his work and dedicationin helping us to end hunger here at home. We wish him the best of luck for his upcoming retirement.

Day of CaringUnited Way of Westmoreland County

sponsored their annual Day ofCaring in September. Medrad and

University of Pittsburgh atGreensburg helped paint the

exterior of our buildings onour property with donated

paint from PPG.

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Special EventsEmpty Bowl EventThe third annual Empty Bowl Event was

held at St. Bruno’s Parish Hall, Greensburg.

Karen Piper and her committee of

volunteers worked for over a year to put

together this wonderful event. Many craft

and ceramic shops worked closely with

Karen and her crew to have bowls made

by community members, and school

students, and thousands of bowls were

donated. Empty Bowls, 2010, raised over

$20,000 for the Westmoreland County

Food Bank.

Special EventsSteelers Training Camp Food DriveThe Westmoreland County Food Bank and the Pittsburgh Steelers teamed up once again this year for a food

drive at their practice game at Latrobe High School in August. The event was again successful and a lot of

fun. Thousands of people donated food and funds to help tackle hunger in their community. Giant Eagle

once again matched the total pounds donated. Thank you to the Pittsburgh Steelers, Giant Eagle, Latrobe

High School Athletic Department and all who donated and helped in any way.

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The Goo Goo Dolls “Give A Little Bit”USA Harvest is a non-profit organization that calls itself a “food-raiser”. USA

Harvest was founded in Kentucky in 1989 and has since grown through the nation,

serving over 5,400 agencies!

The Goo Goo Dolls (best known for hits like “Iris”, “Slide” and “Home” to name a few)

partnered with USA Harvest on their fall 2010 tour. At every stop on this nationwide tour,

food was collected before the show and then donated to a local agency. On Saturday, October

23, that tour made a stop right here in Westmoreland County...St. Vincent College in Latrobe. A

total of 1,094 pounds of food was donated to WCFB through this food drive. Congratulations to

Owen Barton for bringing the most food and winning the meet and greet with the band!

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Inaugural Volunteer Appreciation LuncheonEach and every volunteer is an

important part of our operations.

This year, WCFB held our first

Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon

in April. Marlene Kozak, WCFB CEO,

welcomed over 160 volunteers to

the luncheon. Senator Kim Ward

and Westmoreland County

Commissioner Chuck Anderson

spoke kindly of our volunteers and

thanked them for helping others.

The following volunteers were

recognized at the event by Louise

Wilhelm, WCFB Volunteer

Coordinator:

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NewsworthySenator Kim Ward Helps the Weekend

Backpack ProgramWhen Senator Kim Ward heard about the Weekend Backpack Program, she knew that she

needed to do more to help keep this program up and running. Not only did she bring

awareness of the program state wide, she organized a fundraising just for WCFB to help sustain

the current program.

In December, organizations, businesses and citizens of Westmoreland County were approached to

help support the Backpack program by donating funds and coming to a great event where local

restaurants, caterers and bakeries were featured as well as entertainment presented in the Food Bank

warehouse. Over $25,000 were raised to help keep the sites open in Jeannette, New Kensington,

Vandergrift and Derry.

Thank you to Senator Ward and her staff for helping bring the plight of hungry children to the forefront in

our community!

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NewsworthyFeeding America Conference PresentationTexie Waddell and Louise Wilhelm recently presented information

about WCFB’s Outreach and Expansion Pilot Project at the October

Feeding America Conference in Chicago. This project received the

Feeding America’s 2010 Hunger’s Hope Award for Agency Capacity Program of the Year. WCFB was asked by

Feeding America to share their strategies for Outreach and Expansion including Agency Capacity Building.

According to Glenn Cavanaugh, WCFB’s Agency Relations Director, other food banks across the U.S. responded

positively to the program and had many questions.

Richard King Mellon Foundation Awards WCFB $600K GrantWCFB was awarded a $600,000 grant from the Richard King Mellon Foundation. The grant has enabled the Food

Bank to buy two refrigerated box trucks for food pickup and delivery, and to replace worn warehouse

equipment. It will be used to buy supplies for food pantry sites as well as equipment such as forklifts, freezers,

refrigerators, carts, food safety equipment and volunteer recruitment materials. In addition, grant monies will

fund two staff positions to provide support to food pantries, community outreach efforts and to support the

volunteer program.

We are extremely grateful to the Richard King Mellon Foundation for their generosity and confidence in us. This

generous grant will enable WCFB to improved upon and grow service for low-income families.

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PartnerAgencies

Partner agencies are comprised of food pantries that

distribute monthly food boxes to eligible recipients at their

pantries, soup kitchens, and on-site feeding programs that

provide daily or weekly hot meals to recipients.

WCFB regularly monitors its partner agencies to ensure that food is

properly stored, distributed and/or served, and that all client eligibility

requirements are met.

In 2009, surveys were sent to partner agencies and recipients requesting

information to assist WCFB in its agency capacity expansion. Food safety

training was provided for all partner agencies and WCFB staff. In November,

free flu shots were provided by Excela Health, Inc. at 10 central

Westmoreland County food pantries.

In addition, WCFB received funds through the American Recovery and

Reinvestment Act (ARRA) to provide additional food for eligible

individuals who had been unemployed from October 1, 2008 and

forward. Gift cards were mailed to all eligible recipients in

December.

Central Westmoreland

AMERICAN RED CROSS, Greensburg

BLACKBURN CENTER, Greensburg

CATHOLIC CHARITIES, Greensburg

*CHARTER OAK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Greensburg

*CHRISTIAN LAYMEN CORPS., Greensburg

*CORNERSTONE MINISTRIES, Export

DERRY MS AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM, Derry

*DERRY MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION, Derry

*FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Jeannette

*FIRST EVANGELICAL LUTHERANCHURCH, Greensburg

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Greensburg

*FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Jeannette

*FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH,Greensburg

*FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Irwin

GIRL SCOUTS COUNCIL OF COUNCILWESTMORELAND,

Greensburg

*GRACE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Jeannette

*GREATER LATROBE MINISTRERIAL, Latrobe

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HIS HANDS, Mount Pleasant

*HOPE MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURCH,Smithton

HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH,Latrobe

JAYS AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM, Jeannette

*LAUREL MOUNTAIN FOOD PANTRY,Donegal

*LAUREL VALLEY AREA FOOD PANTRY,New Florence

*LIGONIER VALLEY ASSOCATION OFCHURCHES, Rector

*MANOR FOOD PANTRY, Manor

*MOUNT LEBANON UNITED METHODISTCHURCH, Tarrs

*MOUNT PLEASANT AREA FOOD PANTRY,Mount Pleasant

*MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, West Newton

*MOTHER OF SORROWS, Murrysville

*NEW STANTON UNITED METHODISTCHURCH, New Stanton

*OTTERBEIN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Greensburg

*OUR LADY OF GRACE, SAINT VINCENT DEPAUL, Greensburg

OUTSIDE IN SCHOOL OF EXPERIENTIALEDUCATION, Bolivar

PARENTWISE INC., Greensburg

*PLEASANT UNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Pleasant Unity

*SAINT AGNES, SAINT VINCENT DEPAUL, North Huntingdon

*SAINT EDWARDS, SAINT VINCENT DEPAUL,Herminie

SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST, Scottdale

*SAINT JOHNS UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST,Larimer

SALVATION ARMY, Greensburg

*SALVATION ARMY, Jeannette

SALVATION ARMY, Latrobe

*SCOTTDALE ASSOCIATION OF CHURCHES,Scottdale

STEP-UP DROP-IN CENTER, Latrobe

THRESHOLD INC., Greensburg

UNION MISSION, Latrobe

WELCOME HOME SHELTER, Greensburg

WEST PLACE, Greensburg

*WESTMORELAND COMMUNITY ACTIONGreensburg

YMCA EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING CENTER,Greensburg

*YOUNGWOOD FOOD PANTRY, Youngwood

Northern Westmoreland

*FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH,New Kensington

*HOWARD INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES, New Kensington

LAZARUS TOMB COFFEEHOUSE, Arnold

*LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES MISSION INC.,Arnold

*MOUNT SAINT PETERS CHURCH,New Kensington

SAFE HARBOR - ARC OF LEARNING, NewKensington

*SAINT AMBROSE, SAINT VINCENT DEPAUL,Avonmore

*SAINT GEORGE ORTHODOX CHURCH, New Kensington

*SAINT JAMES, SAINT VINCENT DEPAUL,Apollo

*SAINT JOSEPH, SAINT VINCENT DEPAUL, New Kensington

*SAINT MARGARET MARY’S CHURCHLower Burrell

*SALVATION ARMY, Vandergrift

*SALVATION ARMY, New Kensington

TRI CITY LIFE CENTER, Lower Burrell

*UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, New Kensington

VALLEY POINTS FAMILY YMCA, Vandergrift

Mon Valley Westmoreland

*MONESSEN FOOD PANTRY, Monessen

*ROSTRAVER COUNCIL OF CHURCHES, Belle Vernon

*SALVATION ARMY, Monessen

*Food Pantry

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BOARD OFDIRECTORS

OFFICERS

Judith M. Morrison, PresidentManager, Local Affairs

West Penn Power/FirstEnergy

Kris M. Douglas, Vice PresidentBranch Manager

First National Bank of Pennsylvania

Sister Lyn Marie Dwyer, SC, MPM, SecretaryDivision of Natural and Health Sciences

Seton Hill University

Wallace N. Tobin, TreasurerCounty Casework Manager IIWestmoreland County Children’s Bureau

Marcia L. Kubas, MS, RD, LDNCulinary Arts/Hospitality ProgramWestmoreland County Community CollegeNutrition ConsultantRedstone Highlands

DIRECTORS Brian M. DworkinFounder and President/CEOCastle Co-Packers, LLC

Ronald EberhardtVice President Administrative Services

Westmoreland County CommunityCollege

Ellen KatterManager of Phillips Lifeline

ProgramExcela Health of Frick Hospital

Gwen LewtonVice President

Community BankingOffice Coordinator

Shujuane L. MartinProject SupervisorPrivate Industry Council ofWestmoreland/Fayette Inc.

Teresa R. SehYouth Program CoordinatorPenn State University

Melissa Guiddy, SolicitorKing & Guiddy Attorneys At Law

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFMarlene Kozak, Chief Executive Officer

Clarissa Amond,Community Outreach Coordinator

Kelly Campbell,Customer Service Specialist

Glenn Cavanaugh,Agency Relations Director

Susan Cole,Data Entry Specialist

Gina Colosimo,Agency Liaison

Randee Eberhardt,Financial Director

Michelle Heller,Program Coordinator

Jennifer Miller,Development Director

Deana Pastor,Web & Program Director

Kate Sam,Financial & Program Support

Texie Waddell,Project Manager

Louise Wilhelm,Volunteer & Food Drive Coordinator

OPERATIONS STAFFKevin Povich,Director of Operations

Mark CarneyWarehouse Manager

Doug Miller,Warehouse Coordinator

Bryan Adams,Warehouse/Driver

John Albert,Warehouse/Driver

Travis Horne,Warehouse/Driver

Bob KubicWarehouse/Driver

Dave Nevala,Warehouse/Driver

Ted Wassil,Warehouse/Driver

Tom Zenobi,Warehouse/Driver

Current Board of Directors and Staff

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Corporate $1,000 + donorsABB Foundation

ACBL Charity Foundation Corp.

Advanced Manufacturing Tech, Inc.

Allegheny Energy

Allegheny Foundation

Amfire Mining Company

Best Buy Children’s Foundation

BNY Mellon CommunityPartnership

Buncher Family Foundation

C.H. & D. Enterprises, Inc.

Centers for Rehab Services

Chesapeake Operating Inc.

Church World Service Inc.

Citizens Bank Foundation

Citizens Charitable Foundation

Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co.Inc.

ConAgra Foods Foundation

CONSOL Energy Inc.

Cornerstone Ministries, Inc.

Delmont Apple ‘N Arts Festival

Delmont Presbyterian Church YouthGroup

Derry Area School District

Dominion Foundation

Donegal Construction Corp.

Eden Hall Foundation

Elliott Company

Elliott Federal Credit Union

Emanuel Reformed United Churchof Christ

Empty Bowl Event

EQT Foundation

Federated Department StoresFoundation

Feeding America

First Commonwealth

First Energy

First Evangelical Lutheran Church

Glasser Family Foundation, Inc.

Global Impact

Greensburg Central Catholic HighSchool

Greensburg EnvironmentalContracting

Greensburg Lions Club

Greensburg Salem School District

Hadley Family Foundation

Hempfield Area High School

Heritage Elementary School

Holy Family Church, West Newton

Huntley & Huntley OperationServices, Inc.

Jacobs Family Foundation

James V. Snyder Memorial Fund

James Vincent Salon

Kennametal Foundation

Kennametal Inc.

Kohl’s

Latrobe Printing & Publishing Co.,Inc.

Macy’s Corporate Services, Inc.

Macy’s Foundation

Macy’s of Greensburg

Majority PAC

Make A Difference Foundation

McDonald Land Services, LLC

Menasha Corporation

Millstein Charitable Foundation

Mt. Pleasant Jr./Sr. High School

Netspace Corp.

New Kensington-Arnold ClergyAssociation

Newlonsburg Elementary School

Norwin Teachers Federal CreditUnion

Nutrition Inc.

Oak Hollow Community Center

Owens and Minor

Pleasant Grove Church, Inc.

PNC Charitable Trust

Poke Run Presbyterian Church

Premier Institute for FinancialFreedom, Inc.

Primerica Financial Golf Outing

PWA Securities, Inc.

R & B Rehab

Ramsay Elementary

Redstone Highlands

Richard King Mellon Foundation

Robert V. Capalbo Photography

Robertshaw Foundation

Rudd Equipment Company

Sing for their Supper

Sloan Elementary School

Snee-Reinhardt CharitableFoundation

St. Edwards Church Food Pantry

St. Pius X & Visitation RomanCatholic Churches

St. Vincent DePaul Thrift Store,Apollo

Stewartsville Elementary School

Supervalu Pittsburgh Division

The Community Foundation ofWestmoreland County

The Donald D. Mateer Foundation

The Pittsburgh Foundation

The Prudential Foundation

Trixie Puff Charitable Foundation

Tyco Matching Gifts Program

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

United States Steel Corporation

UPMC

US Hardmetal Inc.

Verizon Foundation

W.N. Tuscano Agency, Inc.

Walmart Foundation

Walmart, Belle Vernon

Walmart, Delmont

WCCC Americorps VISTA

Western PA Barbie Doll CollectorsClub

Westmoreland Medical EquipmentCo.

Westmoreland Realtors Association

Weyerhaeuser CompanyFoundation

Woodmere Foundation

Workable Alternatives Foundation

Yough Intermediate Middle School

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4-HAlcoa

AchievaSunshine

ClubACE Program

Kathy AcitaTimothy Adams

Adelphoi Village Susan'sPlace

Adelphoi-Margaret HomeAdelphoi-Miller Home

Adelphoi-Susan HomeAdelphoi-Sweeney Home

Adelphoi-Vincent HomeS.Singh Ajmani

Karl Wayne, Matthew and Lynn EckertAlbitz

David AmatangeloRyan and Linda Amdy

Paul AmicucciClarissa AmondMichael AndersonPatti AndritzCarol AnnasMegan ArthurRichard and Jean BairdDonna BakerJamie and Brad BaldridgeBeverly BalestJennifer and Paityn BauerJames and Rochelle BelakLem BellLeanna BenedettiRita Berkheimer

Dawn BerrBeta Sigma Phi-Xi Eta Chapter

Rob BittnerHolly Blake

Jared and Janet BogerKim Bolen

Bob BoothBoston Market

Glenn BowmanMatthew

BronakowskiWanda Bucci

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Cherise BurauBrad BurkleyMonica BushBeth ButalaElizabeth ButlerPatricia ByfordAlex CallenderAnna Mary CanadaJoseph CanadaJustin CarolanErin CarterDonald CastineCatholic Heart Work CampRichard J. Cavallo Jr.Michael ChahinChapel Hill YouthCharter Oak UMCMegan and Alison CheekJosh ChesneyRay ChuChurch of St. Anne YouthJen CicconiTommy and Melissa CiesielskiCINTASDebra and Lowell CisowskiJoyce ClaneyBruce ClaraJacki ClarkShirley CleggClelian Heights SchoolRichard and Jane ClohessyCoca Cola Refreshments, Inc.Matthew CochranLauren CoffmanDonna ColamarinoKevin ColeMagdalene ColeElio ColettiJean CollinsBen CollinsMarty ColosimoTheresa ColosimoPaul and Lynne ConradLindsay ContyKatrina CooperBill and Beverly CourtneyCaitlin CovingtonSusan CoxAlexa and Mary Jayne CramerCrossroads Church

Crossroads SchoolMary Lou CunninghamCarol S.Curtis-ReinboldArnie and Maureen CutrellCVS CaremarkJan DaileyLinda DarraghAllen J.and Rachelle DawsonAnna DeaverMichael and Jacob DeFlitchDerry High SchoolJack and Ginny DiehlCarrie DirisioDisney- Give A Day Get a DayKris Dixon BillsSusie DouglasStephen DowlingConnie DricklerJeremy DrischlerMegan DriscollKatrina L. Duby Karen EnglertAustin FaddishHeather FaffChris FalconFamily Services of W. Pa-CORE ProgramEleanor FeeLinda FelicianoChristian FernandezJames FerrariniKristy FiggSandra FisherFelicia Franco-FeinbergFranklin Regional High SchoolFranklin Regional HS-NHSFranklin Regional Middle SchoolFranklin Regional School District-ESYFranklin Regional Senior High-Life SkillsJoyce and Melissa FrickRobert FrimozakJeffrey and Beverly FryeStacey D. FulmerMira FunariTyler FurrChandler GallagherLucy J. GazarikErica GibsonTammy GigliottiCindy GilbertNico Giovannagelo

Andrew, Carla and Mark GoetzKen GogaArt GoldbergMichael GornickCourtney GraftonCarol GrahamRobert R.GranatarJosh GrawAndrew GrazianiGreensburg Central Catholic High SchoolGreensburg Salem High SchoolLinda GriffinJill GunniersRobert HackmanDavid and Judy HagermanAlison HakeBarbara HallAmy HarrisMichael HartungKristine HayesLara HeinzHempfield Church of Christ YouthDaniel HeppleChase HillEthel HillJohn and Maria HixsonDon and Loreen HockenberryEddie HodobaEmily HoernerDiane HoffelderNathan and Laurie HofferChristopher HolzmanHome DepotBruce HooperChuck HorsleyJessica HughesZachary and Nicholas HuhnAlyssa HullDebra HunterImmaculate Conception Youth MinistryNorm and Esther JohnsonBarb JordanJuvenile Probation of Westmoreland CountyJoe and Kathryn KanieckiCarol KeenanSandra KellerJohn KellyJanice KemererJune KeppleCharles Kirby

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Dan, Crista and Diane KirvoniakMichael KirschKiski HS Key ClubBryan and Jennifer KlineCathy KmecakKohl's-Associates In ActionJean KollarKate KoontzCraig KostialCynthia KreinbrookBill and Beverly KuchmaTami KukoskyAutumn KutzGarrett LairdCathy Laughlin and FamilyCourtney LearyScott LeggensHolly R. LevinLisa LevineLife Church TPSMLife Spring Christian ChurchKatherine LightnerMary LinardiLinton Middle School-Penn Hills Life SkillsKathleen LongGretchen LowryAmy LutzHarley LynnMelissa LynnJessica MacEvayKaren MadoniNick MaggioMarsha MaherEva Pearle MainsHelen MalyszkaDolores ManceJohn, Diana and Maria MannoCatherine MarkleDonald and Patricia E.MarshallAndrea MartisDan and Denyse MathewsJustin and Jill MatschenerGrace McAteerAmanda and Maya McConvilleBernard McCurdyJoshua McKeelMedradNina Mellon and FamilyRebekah MessengerMary Beth MeyersJane Mondock and FamilyColten and Kimberly MooreJustin and Tammy Morante

Gary and Janice MossoMother of Sorrows, Mother Theresa OutreachKelli MroziakAnnamae MroziakPeg MulcahyMichael MurphyLysa MurphyMurrysville LionsVickie Nania and FamilyAnne NeumannNew Stanton AllianceNewlonsburg PresbyterianNHS Autism School-HerminieNHS Autism School-LatrobeNHS Day ProgramNorwin HS CheerleadersCory OmastaJoseph OndikJennifer and Paitlyn OstrowskyOutside In SchoolCharlie OwenAmy OwensMae PalaciosJonathan PanichellaLynn PattersonJane PawlakDiane PawlishPayless Shoe StoresRodney and Barbara PeckhamPenn Traff. HS, CAPAshley PerratoneDebra PersiaJoyce and Melissa PetrinaJanet PfeifferTony PikeCandance PillaHilary PisulaCaitlin PisulaPittsburgh East Community ChurchByron PitulskiPatrick and Tammy PlavkoPoke Run PresbyterianAaron PompilioPressley Ridge Day SchoolPressley Ridge School-PittsburghMegan PriceJill RaabeJennifer RayCody ReaganRed Robin RestaurantWilliam ReedChris ReinboldMatt Retsch

Mark and Martha RhodesPeter RichIrene RinneDonald RivardoPaul RobertsonJohn and Elaine RohrerChrista RossColin and Taylor RubinoJamie RussellNick RutiglianoAnn RyanMichael and Lisa SaundersBilly and Lori SaundersDebbie ScarpittiHeather SchaferMaryanne SchavoneNaomi SchlegelSteven and Kathy SchmittKauren ScottSeton Hill UniversitySeton Hill University-Senior IntergrativeSeminarLinda ShafferLindsay ShafferJeremy ShankleSharp VisionRich ShawWayne and Margatret ShickWilliam and Ruth Ann ShoafMary, Jenna and Leah ShuckCarla, Ethan and Aaron ShulaSharon ShusterSusan ShusterTed SkoppRuth SloanJean SmartoAlex SmeltzDenise SmithBarbara SmithKathleen M.SmithRobert and Nancy SmithLee and Denise SnyderJoe SolomonSpectrum Charter SchoolLucas SphonAllyson SpirkoSt. Barbara YouthSt. James Youth MinistrySt. John the Baptist de la SalleSt. Margaret Mary Youth MinistrySt. MarySt. Vincent CollegeSt. Vincent College Campus Ministry

St. Vincent College MSCMikaila StaufferErika SteersJosh StittMitchell and Mike StraubMarjorie Summers & FamilyAnthony SunseriThe Kiski SchoolJanet TotinChris TreeseTry Again HomesRaven TurnageRayChelle TurnageTaylor UleryAmy UleryTodd UlmerMike UlrichUniversity of Pittsburgh at GreensburgUniversity of Pittsburgh at Greensburg-Freshman ClassUniversity of Pittsburgh at Greensburg- Intothe StreetsUniversity of Pittsburgh at Greensburg-OACSUPS of Laurel RegionNancy VenturellaChristine VillellaJohn and Debra WallaceWalmart #2059 GreensburgLindsay and Gabrielle WaltonMolly WaltonPaul Ward & FamilyJean WatsonWendover Middle SchoolJosh WernsWest Hempfield PresbyterianWest Hempfield Presbyterian YouthWestmoreland Case ManagementWestmoreland Christian AcademyWestmoreland County Community CollegeWestmoreland Fayette Boy ScoutsRobert F.WhiteselRobert and Arcey WilkinsNancy WinnerSean WinterbottomTroy WorleyTom ZacherJacob ZentnerWilliam Zundel

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