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Direct Retail Pickup Program Now and into the Future! MID-OHIO FOODBANK All Agency Exchange 5.5.16 MOF Direct Retail Pickup Program Local retailers donate MOFs partner agencies pick up directly Partner agencies report back


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MID-OHIO FOODBANK

All Agency Exchange 5.5.16

Direct Retail Pickup Program

Now and into the Future!

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MOF Direct Retail Pickup Program

  • Local retailers donate
  • MOF’s partner agencies pick up directly
  • Partner agencies report back to MOF
  • MOF receipts and recognizes the donor
  • MOF reports poundage to Feeding America
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Mixed Assorted Foods 42% Produce 28% Meat 23% Bakery 7%

Percent of Mix: Total Pounds = 3,270,026 lbs

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AGENCI ES

63 agencies currently picking up from 135 retailers

  • Abundant Life Food Pantry
  • ACTS Community Center
  • Barnesville St. Vincent DePaul Society
  • Brice UMC Food Pantry
  • Bridgeport Council of Churches Pantry
  • Brookside Church Pantry
  • Central College Church Pantry
  • Christ’s Table
  • Columbus Cancer Clinic
  • Community Food Pantry Canal

Winchester

  • Clintonville/Beechwold CRC
  • Dayspring Community Church Food

Pantry

  • Dublin Food Pantry
  • Emergency Clearinghouse Pantry
  • Faith United Methodist Church
  • Fayette County Food Pantry
  • Food Pantry Network of Licking County
  • Good Samaritan Network of Ross

County

  • Good Samaritan Pantry of West

Jefferson

  • Grace Pantry
  • Grove City Food Pantry Emergency

Services

  • Heart to Heart Pantry
  • HEART/Helping Eastside &

Reynoldsburg-New Albany Today

  • Heritage Memorial Church Pantry
  • Holy Family Food Pantry
  • INPREM Holistic Community Resource

Center

  • Interchurch Social Services
  • Kirkpatrick Food Pantry
  • Lancaster Fairfield CAA
  • Lancaster Vineyard Church Pantry
  • Living Bread Kitchen
  • Lutheran Social Services (Caldwell)
  • Lutheran Social Services (Lancaster)
  • Lutheran Social Services (South)
  • Lutheran Social Services (West)
  • Lutheran Social Services Delaware

Food Pantry

  • Macedonia Baptist Church
  • Madison County Food Pantry
  • Marysville Food Pantry
  • Mt. Hermon Baptist/My Brother’s

Keeper

  • Mt. Sterling Community Food Pantry
  • Neighborhood Services Inc.
  • NNEMAP
  • PCMA
  • People in Need
  • Pleasant City Food Pantry
  • RJ Hairston Community Outreach

Center Pantry

  • Salvation Army Belmont Shelter
  • Salvation Army Coshocton Food

Pantry

  • Salvation Army Delaware
  • Shadyside Fellowship Pantry
  • St. Clairsville Food Pantry
  • St. Paul’s Episcopal Pantry
  • St. Stephen’s Community House Pantry
  • The Daily Bread Center
  • Urban Mission, God’s Pantry
  • Victory Center Lancaster Pantry
  • WARM Pantry
  • Westland Ecumenical Community

Pantry

  • Worthington Food Pantry & Resource

Center

  • Yorkville UMC Pantry
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MI D-OHI O FOODBANK’S ROLE

  • Identify and solicit donors
  • Connect donors to agency
  • Help build relationship with donor
  • Handle donor recognition and publicity
  • Help rectify any issues/complaints
  • Work with corporate office and Feeding

America on donation policies

  • Receipt donor for every donation
  • Ensure maintenance of food safety

standards

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  • 90% of participants pick up weekly
  • 56% of participants use volunteers only (26%

use volunteers and paid employees)

  • 100% of participants are satisfied with types of

products donated

  • 100% of participants believe it is important to

submit receipts to MOF in a timely manner

  • 94% of participants feel the donation receipt is

easy to fill out and understand

  • 67% of participants are willing to pick up from

smaller donors multiple times per week

34 Partner Agencies Participated

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“We couldn’t provide as much as we do for our clients without the Direct Retail Pickup Program!” “From Store Manager through the entire staff, they are always willing to assist us.” “The food we distribute through this program allows families to plan healthy, balanced meals from fresh or frozen foods.” “Our donor always provides meat. Meat has been a struggle for us to provide in the past so we are very thankful.” “They are a wonderful partner and always have our food ready. It seems like they really understand the connection between what they are doing and feeding our neighbors in need. The manager is incredibly supportive.” “Communication and Cooperation of

  • ur donor is always

fantastic.” “This has really made a difference in helping us provide food to those we

  • serve. Toiletries are not something we

would generally be able to provide. People are very thankful for these items.”

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DONOR RECOGNI TI ON

  • Work with local agencies
  • Showcase the value of donations
  • Share client’s stories
  • Share photos of donations
  • Art projects for after school programs
  • Recognition at donor’s location
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Product Acquisition Representative Sara Hartman Product Acquisition Representative Steve Northerner

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