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PRESCOTT COMMUNITY CUPBOARD FOOD BANK IN

PRESCOTT, AZ · EIN 942765898 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE K31 · Food, Agriculture & Nutrition · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.prescottcommunitycupboard.com
revenue
$770K
expenses
$633K
net assets
$1.4M
employees
0
volunteers
170
program ratio
83%
mission · from form 990

TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY FOOD ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN PRESCOTT, AZ AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

profile · synthesized from sources

Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank is an operational nonprofit organization based in Arizona that provides food assistance to individuals and families in need. The organization focuses on alleviating food insecurity in the local community through various programs and services.

named programs · 2 · from sources

what they call their work

Food Distribution Program
Provides food assistance to families and individuals in need through regular distributions and emergency food supplies.
Nutrition Education
Offers educational resources and workshops on healthy eating and nutrition to promote better food choices among clients.
activities · 5 groups

what they do

  • Volunteer-Based Food Distribution Support 9 activities
    • Food Distribution Program
      Distributes food bags containing enough food for 3 meals per day for 2 days for a family of 4, with 1 or 2 bags per household based on size, six days a week. This includes pantry staples, fresh and refrigerated items, and bulk goods, provided to registered individuals and families in need.
    • Food Distribution Services
      Operates a food bank that distributes food bags, including shelf-stable items, fresh produce, and refrigerated goods, providing 3 meals per day for 2 days per family member, six days a week to individuals and families in the Quad-City area. Food is distributed based on family size, allowing visits once a month.
    • Food Distribution Services
      Operates a food bank that distributes food bags, including shelf-stable items, fresh produce, and refrigerated goods, to individuals and families in need six days a week. Food is distributed based on family size, providing 3 meals per day for 2 days per household member, with visits allowed once a month.
    • Mobile Food Bank Program
      Operates a mobile food bank serving food deserts in various rural communities across Yavapai County, including Chino Valley, Cordes Lakes, Dewey-Humboldt, Mayer, and Wilhoit, on specific days and times each week.
    • Mobile Food Bank Program
      Operates a mobile food bank that serves various rural communities in Yavapai County, including Chino Valley, Cordes Lakes, Dewey-Humboldt, Mayer, and Wilhoit, providing food assistance at scheduled times each week.
    • Mobile Food Bank Program
      Operates a mobile food bank that serves various rural communities in Yavapai County, including Chino Valley, Cordes Lakes, Dewey-Humboldt, Mayer, and Wilhoit, providing food assistance on specific days and times each week.
    • Operate fixed-site food distribution program
      Distributes food to individuals and families in need six days a week at a fixed location, providing 1–2 food bags per household based on size, with each bag containing enough shelf-stable food for 12 nutritionally-balanced meals per person. Requires photo ID or other documentation for eligibility.
    • Operate mobile food bank program
      Runs a weekly mobile food bank serving rural communities in Yavapai County, including scheduled stops in Chino Valley, Cordes Lakes, Dewey-Humboldt, Mayer, and Wilhoit, each operating on a recurring weekly basis with set hours. The program specifically targets food deserts and reaches households across the region on a monthly visit cycle.
    • Provide administrative and logistical support for food operations
      Provides administrative support and assistance during special events as part of daily operations, ensuring continuity and coordination of food distribution and donation activities.
  • Basic Needs Provision for Youth and Families 2 activities
    • Merge with partner food bank to expand capacity
      Merged with Prescott Valley Food Bank on August 5, 2024, to consolidate resources and enhance service delivery across the region.
    • Merger with Prescott Valley Food Bank
      Merged with Prescott Valley Food Bank on August 5, 2024, to expand capacity and reach.
  • Arizona Tax Credit Donation Facilitation 1 activity
    • Arizona Charitable Tax Credit Program
      Accepts donations that qualify for Arizona's Qualifying Charitable Organization tax credit, allowing residents to receive a tax credit for contributions to organizations providing basic needs.
  • Performance-Triggered Food Donation Campaigns 1 activity
    • Yavapai Food Neighbors Project
      Collected one million pounds of food through the Yavapai Food Neighbors Project by 2024, supporting food collection efforts in the community.
  • Uncategorized 5 activities
    • Food Donation Drop-off Services
      Provides services for individuals to drop off food donations during specified weekday and Saturday hours.
    • Food Donation Drop-off Services
      Operates services for accepting food donations during specified weekday and Saturday hours.
    • Fundraising and Co-branded Events
      Organizes fundraising and co-branded events to support efforts in collecting food and financial donations.
    • Manage food donation intake and processing
      Operates food donation drop-off services during weekday and Saturday hours, collecting and processing donated and bulk foods for distribution. Successfully collected one million pounds of food through the Yavapai Food Neighbors Project by 2024.
    • Support for Benefitting Organizations
      Supports other organizations that collectively serve 80,000 people annually by distributing donated food to them.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$770K
Contributions & grants$766K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$3K0%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$633K
Program expenses83%
Admin / overhead17%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$42K
Grants paid out$513K
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$1.43M
Cash$182K
Investments$677K
Liabilities$4K
Net assets$1.43M
Liquid reserves16.3 mo
2 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +70.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

board members · 10
  • ANGELA IMBIEROWITZ — BOARD MEMBER
  • JACKIE SEXTON — BOARD MEMBER
  • JOANNE CHAFFUER — BOARD MEMBER
  • JOE JENKINS — Treasurer
  • KRIS TABOR — Secretary
  • LEE DENAHER — CHAIRPERSON
  • PATTI COLVIN — Secretary
  • RIC HAMMON — VICE CHAIR
  • SANDY HESTER — BOARD MEMBER
  • WAYNE HALLFORD — BOARD MEMBER
relationships · 20

who they work with

  • American Lutheran Church Partner — Founding partner of Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank in 1973.
  • Candid Partner — Received the Platinum Transparency Award from Candid.
  • Catholic Charities Partner — Collaborates to assist clients in obtaining identification through transportation and fee support.
  • Catholic Charities Community Services Partner — Founding partner of Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank in 1973.
  • Chino Valley Senior Center Partner — Hosts a mobile food bank distribution every Monday.
  • Cordes Lakes Community Center Partner — Hosts a mobile food bank distribution every Thursday.
  • First Congregational United Church of Christ Partner — Founding partner of Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank in 1973.
  • Fry’s Partner — Fry’s is used as a nearby landmark to help locate the food bank at the corner of Walnut & Hillside in Prescott, AZ.
  • Humboldt Senior Center Partner — Hosts a mobile food bank distribution every Tuesday.
  • Mission Church Partner — Hosts a mobile food bank distribution every Wednesday.
  • Prescott United Methodist Church Partner — Founding partner of Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank in 1973.
  • Prescott Valley Food Bank Partner — Merged with Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank on August 5, 2024.
  • Prescott Valley Food Bank Partner — Operates in coordination with the Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank, serving the Prescott Valley community during specified hours.
  • Prescott Valley Food Bank Partner — Partnered to launch a mobile food bank serving food deserts in Yavapai County.
  • Robin Frye Partner — Contact person for community partnership inquiries
  • Sacred Heart Catholic Church Partner — Founding partner of Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank in 1973.
  • SonRise Church Partner — Hosts a mobile food bank distribution every Friday.
  • St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Partner — Founding partner of Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank in 1973.
  • St. Vincent De Paul Partner — Partners to provide ID vouchers for clients through the Foot Works program.
  • Trinity Presbyterian Church Partner — Founding partner of Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank in 1973.