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APACHE JUNCTION REACHOUT INC
APACHE JUNCTION, AZ · EIN 860454767 · Form 990 · FY2022 · Medium ($1M-$10M) · www.superstitionfoodbank.org
revenue
$3.3M
expenses
$2.7M
net assets
$1.9M
employees
7
volunteers
294
program ratio
92%
mission · from form 990

DEVELOP RESOURCES TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOOD BOXES TO FEED THE HUNGRY AND MINISTER TO OTHER NEEDS OF OUR FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE APACHE JUNCTION AND EAST MESA

profile · synthesized from sources

APACHE JUNCTION REACHOUT INC, operating as Superstition Community Food Bank, provides food assistance to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in the East Valley communities of Arizona. Established in 1982, the organization offers various food distribution programs, including a dedicated program for seniors, and collaborates with community partners to address hunger.

named programs · 6 · from sources

what they call their work

Baby Pantry
Provides resources for families with infants.
Commodities Senior Food Program (CSFP)
Provides an extra monthly food distribution exclusively for eligible seniors (60+ years old) residing in Arizona with specific income requirements.
Cook Book Library
Offers a library of cookbooks in collaboration with the Apache Junction Library.
Food Distribution
Provides 3 to 5 days of food per month to clients.
Holiday Meal Box
Introduced a 4th of July Holiday Meal Box in 2023.
Recycling Program
Partners with a local pig farmer to reduce food bank consumable waste.
activities · 6 groups

what they do

  • Senior Food Box Distribution 5 activities
    • Commodities Senior Food Program
      Operates the Commodities Senior Food Program (CSFP), providing monthly food distribution to eligible seniors on the third Thursday of each month.
    • Commodities Senior Food Program (CSFP)
      Provides monthly food distribution to eligible seniors through the Commodities Senior Food Program (CSFP) on the third Thursday of each month.
    • Commodities Senior Food Program (CSFP)
      Operates the Commodities Senior Food Program (CSFP), providing monthly food distribution to eligible seniors on the third Thursday of each month.
    • Commodities Senior Food Program (CSFP)
      Provides monthly food distribution to eligible seniors through the Commodities Senior Food Program (CSFP) on the third Thursday of each month.
    • Commodities Senior Food Program (CSFP)
      Provides monthly food distribution to eligible seniors on the third Thursday of each month through the Commodities Senior Food Program (CSFP).
  • Surplus Food Rescue and Redistribution 4 activities
    • Food Distribution Services
      Operates a food bank that serves approximately 40,000 individuals annually, distributing nearly a million pounds of food in some years. Services are provided four days a week: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
    • Food Distribution Services
      Operates a food bank that distributes food four days a week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday) from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, serving approximately 40,000 individuals annually and distributing over a million pounds of food in some years to those experiencing hunger and food insecurity in East Valley communities.
    • Food Distribution Services
      Operates food distribution services four days a week, serving approximately 40,000 individuals annually who are experiencing hunger and food insecurity.
    • Food Distribution Services
      Operates food distribution services four days a week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM) to serve individuals experiencing hunger and food insecurity. The organization has served approximately 40,000 individuals annually, distributing over a million pounds of food in some years.
  • Youth Food Drive Coordination 2 activities
    • Community food drives and awareness events
      Organizes recurring food drives and community engagement events such as the April Food Drive and the "Stamp out Hunger" campaign to collect food and raise awareness about food insecurity.
    • Food Drives
      Organizes food drives, including an April Food Drive and the "Stamp out Hunger" event, to collect food donations for those in need.
  • Basic Needs Provision for Youth and Families 1 activity
    • Annual food distribution and client service statistics
      Distributed over a million pounds of food to nearly 39,000 individuals in 2018 and served 39,042 clients in 2017, demonstrating consistent annual service at scale.
  • Regular Food Pantry Distribution 1 activity
    • Weekly food distribution services
      Operates food distribution services four days a week—Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday—from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM for individuals experiencing hunger and food insecurity in the East Valley.
  • Uncategorized 2 activities
    • Community Events
      Hosts various community events such as a Chilli Cook Off, Christmas event, and Golf Tournament to engage the community and raise awareness about food insecurity.
    • Fundraising events for food bank support
      Hosts fundraising events including the Food Galore Extravaganza, Chilli Cook Off (2023), Christmas event (2023), Golf Tournament, and 40th Anniversary Celebration to support operations of the Superstition Community Food Bank.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$3.26M
Contributions & grants$3.24M100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$16K0%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$2.67M
Program expenses92%
Admin / overhead5%
Fundraising4%
Salaries & benefits$204K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$1.94M
Cash$1.06M
Investments$513K
Liabilities$30K
Net assets$1.91M
Liquid reserves7.1 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +20.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

board members · 8
  • GARY KLOEFKORN — VICE PRESIDENT
  • LYNN HANSON — PRESIDENT
  • PATRICIA PALERMINI — SECRETARY
  • RALPH MICHAEL STODDARD — TREASURER
  • RANDY BERINGER — DIRECTOR
  • REGINALD GARNETT — DIRECTOR
  • SHARON ALLISON-BROWN — DIRECTOR
  • SUSAN HUNDT — DIRECTOR
relationships · 13

who they work with

  • 2-1-1 Arizona Partner — Listed as a resource website providing resources and services to individuals and families in Arizona.
  • AJ Multi-Generational Center Partner — Listed as a resource for senior services.
  • Arizona Department of Economic Security Government — Provides information on the Commodities Senior Food Program (CSFP).
  • CAHRA (Community Action Human Resources Agency) Partner — Listed as a resource website providing resources and services to individuals and families in Arizona.
  • City of Apache Junction Partner — Received first quarterly funds from the City of Apache Junction to purchase food.
  • Community Action Human Resources Agency Partner — Received first block grant from C.A.H.R.A. in 1984.
  • Community Support Network (CSN) Partner — Listed as a resource website providing resources and services to individuals and families in Arizona.
  • Lyft Partner — Partners with United Way Worldwide on the Ride United initiative to address transportation needs.
  • Maricopa County Funder — Awarded a $100,000 grant for cold storage expansion in 2020.
  • Pinal-Gila Council for Senior Citizens Partner — Listed as a resource for senior citizens.
  • Superstition Community Food Bank Partner — APACHE JUNCTION REACHOUT INC operates as the Superstition Community Food Bank, indicating a direct operational relationship.
  • Superstition Community Food Bank Partner — Co-hosts the Food Galore Extravaganza event to support food distribution and fundraising.
  • United Way Worldwide Partner — Partners with Lyft on the Ride United initiative to address transportation needs.