irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2021
what they reported doing
Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.
- #1 primary $111KWEEKENDFOOD4KIDS (BACKPACK PROGRAM) - A SIGNATURE EFFORT, SUPPLIES BACKPACKS FILLED WITH FOOD ITEMS TO STUDENTS WHO ATTEND TITLE 1 SCHOOLS IN THE PARADISE VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. THE FOOD PROVIDED IN THE BACKPACKS IS INTENDED TO OFFER TWO BREAKFASTS, LUNCHES, AND SNACK ITEMS TO CHILDREN FOR THE WEEKEND TO REPLACE THE FOOD PROVIDED BY THE SCHOOL DURING THE WEEK. THESE CHILDREN RECEIVE MEALS AT SCHOOL DURING THE WEEK BUT OFTEN GO HUNGRY ON THE WEEKENDS. DURING THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR, 19,069 BACKPACKS WITH FOOD WERE DISTRIBUTED TO STUDENTS.
- #2 $42KPALOMINO NEIGHBORHOOD OUTREACH PROGRAM (POP) - FOUR TUESDAYS PER MONTH THE FOOD BANK DELIVERS FOOD TO 15 FAMILIES WHO LIVE IN THE PALOMINO NEIGHBORHOOD. THE PALOMINO NEIGHBORHOOD HAS THE HIGHEST POVERTY RATE IN NORTHEAST PHOENIX. MANY OF THESE NEIGHBORS DO NOT HAVE CARS TO GET TO THE FOOD BANK.
named programs · 1 · from sources
what they call their work
School Food Drives
Organizes food drives in local schools to collect food and resources for distribution to food-insecure families.
activities · 5 groups
what they do
-
Food Distribution Infrastructure 4 activities
- Food Collection and LogisticsCollects food donations through various channels, including providing boxes and pickup services for food drives, and picking up donations from schools, businesses, and community groups. The organization's van has transported approximately 275,000 pounds of food and picked up over 561,000 pounds of food donations and 1,500 pounds of water since February 2022.
- Food Collection and TransportationCollects food donations from various sources, including school food drives and charity events, and transports them using a dedicated van. The organization has collected hundreds of thousands of pounds of food and water, with the van transporting approximately 275,000 pounds of food since February 2022.
- Food Collection and TransportationCollects food donations through various means, including providing boxes and pickup services for food drives, and transporting donations using a van. The organization has collected hundreds of thousands of pounds of food and water, including over 60,000 pounds from school food drives in 2019 alone.
- Food Donation Collection and LogisticsCollects food donations from various sources, including school food drives (over 60,000 pounds in 2019), charity events, and community groups. The organization provides boxes and pickup services for food drives and uses a van to pick up over 561,000 pounds of food donations and 1,500 pounds of water.
-
-
Teacher & Classroom Support Grants 4 activities
- School Nurse Supply DonationsDonates supplies, including juice and crackers, to school nurses' offices on a regular basis, costing approximately $5,000 annually.
- School Nurse Supply DonationsDonates supplies, such as juice and crackers, for school nurses on a regular basis, costing approximately $5,000 annually.
- School Nurse Supply DonationsDonates supplies, including juice and crackers, to school nurses' offices on a regular basis, costing approximately $5,000 annually.
- School Nurse Supply DonationsDonates supplies for school nurses, costing approximately $5,000 annually, to support student health and well-being.
-
-
Weekend and Supplemental Meal Provision for Youth 4 activities
- Weekend Food4Kids ProgramOperates the Weekend Food4Kids Program, also known as the Weekend Backpack Program, which provides at-risk Title 1 school children with non-perishable food items (two breakfasts, two lunches, and snacks) for the weekend. This program delivers juice, crackers, and weekend food supplies to school nurses' offices regularly and has served hundreds of students weekly, peaking at 883 students during school shutdowns.
- Weekend Food4Kids ProgramOperates the Weekend Food4Kids Program, also known as the Weekend Backpack Program, which provides non-perishable food items (two breakfasts, two lunches, and snacks) for the weekend to at-risk Title 1 school children. This program serves an average of 650 students weekly across multiple schools in the Paradise Valley Unified School District, with weekly service peaking at 883 students during school shutdowns.
- Weekend Food4Kids ProgramOperates the Weekend Food4Kids Program, also known as the Weekend Backpack Program, which provides at-risk Title 1 school children with non-perishable food items (two breakfasts, two lunches, and snacks) for the weekend. This program delivers supplies to school nurses' offices and has served hundreds of students weekly, peaking at 883 students during school shutdowns.
- Weekend Food4Kids ProgramOperates the Weekend Food4Kids Program, also known as the Weekend Backpack Program, which provides at-risk Title 1 school children with non-perishable food items (two breakfasts, two lunches, and snacks) for the weekend. This program delivers supplies to school nurses' offices and has served hundreds of students weekly, peaking at 883 students during school shutdowns.
-
-
Volunteer-Based Food Distribution Support 3 activities
- Direct Food AssistanceProvides food assistance to individuals and families through appointments on weekdays and Saturday mornings, offering a week's supply of nutritionally balanced food and essential non-food items. This service has supported over 1,500 individuals and families and is experiencing a 30% growth in demand.
- Direct Food AssistanceProvides food assistance to individuals and families through appointments on weekdays and Saturday mornings, offering a week's supply of nutritionally balanced food and essential non-food items. This service has supported over 1,500 individuals and families and is experiencing a 30% growth in demand.
- Direct Food AssistanceProvides food assistance to individuals and families through appointments, offering a week's supply of nutritionally balanced food and essential non-food items. This service has supported over 1,500 individuals and families and has seen a 30% growth in demand.
-
-
Uncategorized 4 activities
- Food Delivery ServicesDelivers food to various populations, including families in the Palomino neighborhood lacking transportation (serving 7 to 15 families), families through the MentorKids Summer and school year programs (up to 60-62 families), and group homes serving veterans. The organization utilizes a van for these deliveries, transporting approximately 275,000 pounds of food since February 2022.
- Food Delivery for Transportation-Challenged IndividualsDelivers food to the homes of families in the Palomino neighborhood and to group homes serving veterans, specifically targeting those who lack transportation. This service has delivered food to 7-15 families in the Palomino neighborhood and supported additional families during summer programs.
- Food Delivery for Transportation-Challenged IndividualsDelivers food to the homes of families and veterans in neighborhoods like Palomino who lack transportation, including through partnerships like the MentorKids Summer and school year programs. This service has delivered food to dozens of families and a group home for veterans.
- Food Delivery for Underserved CommunitiesDelivers food to the homes of families in the Palomino neighborhood who lack transportation, including 60 additional families during the summer, and to group homes serving veterans. The organization uses a van to facilitate these deliveries and has enabled three new programs to reach people without transportation.
-
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$1.30M
Contributions & grants$1.30M100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$3K0%
Other revenue$2K
expenses
Total expenses$1.19M
Program expenses96%
Admin / overhead2%
Fundraising1%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$1.02M
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$970K
Cash$786K
Investments$0
Liabilities$16K
Net assets$954K
Liquid reserves7.9 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue +43.0%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021
who runs it
board members · 9
- ANGELA AMBROSE — SECRETARY
- CAMILLE SOULE — BOARD MEMBER
- CHAD CLINE — TREASURER
- GREGG COHEN — BOARD MEMBER SINCE 11-2021
- JIM MCFAZDEN — VICE CHAIR SINCE 1-2022
- KATHY GLINDMEIER — CHAIR
- KAY NORRIS — EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
- NANCY HAKES — BOARD MEMBER UNTIL 1-2022
- ROGER HILDERBRAND — PRESIDENT UNTIL 11-2021
relationships · 17
who they work with
- Belmont Social Club Partner — Partnered for a food drive that collected 1,088 lbs of food and $440 in cash.
- Country Trace HOA Partner — Partnered for a food drive that collected 749 lbs of food.
- Greater Paradise Valley Community Council Partner — Formed a committee in March 1986 to investigate hunger in the community, leading to the formation of the food bank.
- Herbert H. & Barbara Dow Foundation Funder — Provided grants totaling $230,000 over the last decade for the Weekend Food4Kids program.
- PV Unified School District Partner — Partnered to launch the Weekend Food4Kids Backpack Program for Title 1 School students.
- Paradise Valley Community Church Partner — Provided a small bunkhouse to serve as a temporary office for the food bank.
- Paradise Valley Unified School District Partner — Collaborates to improve food security for families and individuals within the district.
- Paradise Valley Unified School District Partner — Collaborates with school nurses to deliver food supplies to students and families.
- Paradise Valley Unified School District Partner — Collaborates with schools in the district for food drives.
- Paradise Valley Unified School District Partner — Joined forces in 2006 to launch the Weekend Backpack Program for Title 1 school students.
- Paradise Valley Unified School District Partner — Works hand in hand with the district to meet community needs and launched the Weekend Food4Kids program in 2006.
- Temple Chai Partner — Partnered for a food drive that collected 2,267 lbs of food, cash, and gift cards.
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Partner — Partnered for a food drive that collected 2,312 lbs of food.
- Verus Specialty Insurance Partner — Partnered for a food drive that collected 30 turkeys.
- Westcor Partners Partner — Donated temporary warehouse space and later a 900 sq. ft. permanent space in Shea Plaza, waiving rent for eight years.
- Whole Foods Partner — Partners with Whole Foods.
- neighborhood schools Partner — Collaborates with neighborhood schools to organize food drives.