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GREATER VAIL COMMUNITY RESOURCES
VAIL, AZ · EIN 812593049 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE K30 · Food, Agriculture & Nutrition · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.resourcesvail.org
revenue
$414K
expenses
$271K
net assets
$508K
employees
5
volunteers
150
program ratio
85%
mission · from form 990

TO PROVIDE RESOURCES FOR THE GROWTH AND WELL BEING OF OUR GREATER VAIL COMMUNITY, RESOURCES HELPS PEOPLE IN NEED LIVE A HEALTHIER AND MORE INDEPENDENT LIFESTYLE.

profile · synthesized from sources

Greater Vail Community Resources operates the ReSources Vail Food Bank and Vail Depot Thrift Store to address food insecurity and basic needs in Southeast Pima County, Arizona. The organization provides emergency food assistance, specialized meal programs for seniors and children, and free tax preparation services. It is primarily volunteer-driven and funded through donations and thrift store proceeds.

named programs · 8 · from sources

what they call their work

Commodity Senior Food Program (CSFP)
Provides an extra monthly food box for qualifying adults aged 60 and over with household income at or below 130% of the federal poverty level.
Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)
Provides eligible low-income households with access to food every week, including a monthly visit for protein, fresh produce, shelf-stable items, and bakery items.
Holiday Meals
Distributes additional food resources in November and December to registered food bank participants living in the Vail School District Boundary to ensure traditional celebratory holiday meals.
Homebound Meal Program
Delivers nutritious, heat-and-eat meals weekly to home-bound or physically challenged individuals, focusing on balanced diets with minimal carbs and sodium.
ReSources Vail Food Bank
Provides emergency food assistance, weekly pantry visits, and non-food essentials like diapers and hygiene products to low-income households, individuals, and seniors.
VITA Tax Assistance
Provides free tax preparation for eligible individuals and families by IRS-certified volunteers, in partnership with United Way of Tucson.
Vail Depot Thrift Store
Operates a thrift store offering affordable goods, with proceeds funding vital food assistance, emergency relief, and outreach programs.
Weekend Meals to Grow
Provides Vail School District children who qualify for food bank services or free lunch with a weekend meal bag including breakfasts, lunches, dinners, snacks, milk, fruit, and juice, delivered to schools or available for pickup.
activities · 7 groups

what they do

  • Senior Food Box Distribution 2 activities
    • Senior Food Program
      Administers the Commodity Senior Food Program (CSFP), providing an extra monthly food box, known as a "Senior Box," for qualifying adults aged 60 and over.
    • Senior Meal and Food Box Program
      Delivers weekly frozen, heat-and-eat dinners, breakfast, and lunch items to homebound or physically challenged individuals. Additionally, provides an extra monthly food box for qualifying adults aged 60 and over through the Commodity Senior Food Program (CSFP).
  • Nonprofit Thrift Store Operations 2 activities
    • Thrift Store Operation
      Operates the Vail Depot Thrift Store, using its proceeds, food, and monetary donations to support the food bank.
    • Thrift Store Operations
      Operates the Vail Depot Thrift Store, using its proceeds, food, and monetary donations to support the food bank.
  • Free Tax Preparation Services 2 activities
    • VITA Tax Preparation Services
      Hosts free VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) tax preparation services at Old Vail Middle School from February to April, with evening and weekend hours.
    • VITA Tax Preparation Services
      Hosts free VITA tax preparation services at Old Vail Middle School from February to April, with evening and weekend hours.
  • Weekend and Supplemental Meal Provision for Youth 2 activities
    • Weekend Meal Bags for Students
      Provides supplemental weekend "Meals to Grow" bags for Vail students who qualify for food bank services or free lunch at school. These are delivered to schools weekly during the school year and available for pickup during school breaks, in collaboration with the VUSD Transition School to Work Program.
    • Weekend Meals to Grow Program
      Provides weekend meal bags, including breakfasts, lunches, dinners, snacks, milk, fruit, and juice, to children in the Vail School District who qualify for food bank services or free lunch. These meals are delivered weekly to schools during the school year and are available for pickup during school breaks.
  • Senior Meal Delivery and Congregate Dining 1 activity
    • Homebound Meal Delivery
      Delivers frozen, heat-and-eat dinners, breakfast, and lunch items weekly to homebound individuals.
  • Basic Needs Provision for Youth and Families 1 activity
    • Non-Food Essential Item Distribution
      Distributes non-food essential items including diapers, personal hygiene products, and pet food.
  • Uncategorized 4 activities
    • Emergency Food Assistance
      Provides emergency food assistance to individuals and families, including monthly food packages through the Emergency Food Program (TEFAP) and weekly pantry visits for additional supplies like bread, fresh produce, and bakery items. This includes non-food essential items such as diapers, hygiene products, and pet food.
    • Emergency Food Assistance
      Provides emergency food assistance to individuals and families, including monthly food packages through the Emergency Food Program (TEFAP) and weekly pantry visits for additional supplies like bread, fresh produce, and bakery items. This includes protein, fresh produce, shelf-stable items, bread, deli, bakery items, hygiene items, baby/adult diapers, and pet food.
    • Holiday Meal Distribution
      Provides additional food resources for holiday meals in November and December to local households, including teaming up with other food banks to provide holiday protein for 12,000 households and hosting holiday meal giveaways.
    • Holiday Meal Distribution
      Provides additional food resources for holiday meals in November and December to local households, including holiday protein for 12,000 households.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$414K
Contributions & grants$261K63%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$520%
Other revenue$153K
expenses
Total expenses$271K
Program expenses85%
Admin / overhead14%
Fundraising1%
Salaries & benefits$85K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$526K
Cash$385K
Investments$0
Liabilities$18K
Net assets$508K
Liquid reserves17.0 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +45.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

board members · 8
  • GEORGE MOWER — Vice President
  • HEATHER STOUGH — Director
  • HOLLIE WARNICK — Secretary
  • KATHY GATELY — Director
  • LEON BOERUP — Director
  • PAMELA KELTY — Treasurer
  • SUSAN SUMMERS — President
  • TRAVIS LE DUC — Director
relationships · 11

who they work with

  • Community Foodbank of Southern Arizona Partner — Partners with the Community Foodbank of Southern Arizona to make food assistance possible.
  • Fostering Unity and Collaboration with Our Dedicated Partners Partner — Dedicated partners supporting the homebound meal program and other services.
  • Kevin Boerup Partner — Provides ongoing support to Greater Vail Community Resources and Resources Vail Food Bank.
  • Leon Boerup Partner — Donated a metal sculpture of two saguaros.
  • SVP Tucson Partner — Participated in SVP Tucson’s Fast Pitch event for funding.
  • The Greater Vail Area Chamber of Commerce Partner — Executive Director, Callie Tippett, was interviewed by Dr. Denise Bowls of the Chamber of Commerce.
  • United Way of Tucson Partner — Partner organization collaborating to deliver the VITA tax assistance program in Vail, AZ.
  • VUSD Transition School to Work Program Partner — Collaborates on the "Meals to Grow" program.
  • Vail Lifestyle Magazine Partner — Publishers provide ongoing support to Greater Vail Community Resources and Resources Vail Food Bank.
  • Vail School District Partner — Assists the organization in its mission and provided the property for the food bank and thrift store.
  • Vail School District Partner — Delivers weekend meal bags to children enrolled in the district.