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Category: Agriculture, Food, and Nutrition

Community Food Bank, Inc.

AKA Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona

Tucson, AZ

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Community Food Bank, Inc.

Also Known As:
Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona
Physical Address:
Tucson, AZ 85726 
EIN:
51-0192519
Web URL:
www.communityfoodban...
Leadership:
Mr. William Carnegie, Chief Executive

Legitimacy Information

  • This organization is registered with the IRS.
  • This organization is required to file an IRS Form 990 or 990-EZ.

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Fiscal Year Starting: Jul 01, 2009
Fiscal Year Ending: Jun 30, 2010
Revenue
Total Revenue $51,484,266
Expenses
Total Expenses $50,132,085

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Basic Organization Information

Community Food Bank, Inc.

Also Known As:
Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona
Physical Address:
Tucson, AZ 85726 
EIN:
51-0192519
Web URL:
www.communityfoodban... 
NTEE Category:
W Public, Society Benefit 
W99 Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose and Other N.E.C. 
K Agriculture, Food, Nutrition 
K20 Agricultural Programs 
W Public, Society Benefit 
Year Founded:
1975 
Ruling Year:
1976 

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Mission Statement

"Through education, advocacy and the collection, storage and distribution of food, we will anticipate and meet the needs of the hungry in our community."

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Forms 990 Provided by the Nonprofit

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Chief Executive

Mr. William Carnegie

Term:

Since Jan 2006


Board Chair

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Program: Tucson's Table

Budget:
$8,592,836
Category:
Population Served:
Poor/Economically Disadvantaged, Indigent, General

Program Description:

Agency Market is one of only a few of its kind in the nationwide food bank network. Our agencies have free access to shop for a variety of products. The shopping area includes a walk-in cooler and freezer. Factoring in produce, assorted food and non-food products from local and corporate donors through Feeding America. The Agency Market distributed 4,841,545 pounds of donated items in the year ended June 30, 2009.

Program Long-Term Success:

By having access to a diverse range of product, such as cereal, assorted dairy products, fruit juices, fresh produce, pasta, beans and rice, sauces and condiments, assorted entrees and snacks, many of our agencies report back to us drastic budget savings. The Agency Market is currently serving over 400 agency feeding sites.

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Program: Food Box Program

Budget:
$11,061,442
Category:
Population Served:
Poor/Economically Disadvantaged, Indigent, General

Program Description:

These boxes are available to families through various neighborhood food pantries. Pantries are spread out across our service area.

Program Long-Term Success:

Individuals and families may recieve supplemental food boxes from an agency in thier area.

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Program: Food Plus Program

Budget:
$5,900,134
Category:
Population Served:
Aging/Elderly/Senior Citizens
Infants/Babies (under age 5)

Program Description:

This USDA food program provides low income mothers, children and the elderly with a monthly package of food. Eligibility is determined by the Pima County Health Department.

Program Long-Term Success:

Recipients of Food Plus receive a six-month refillable prescription for food. The prescription is brought to the Food Plus Store at the Community Food Bank where women, children and elderly choose from a selection of foods.

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Program: Value Food Store

Budget:
$706,926
Category:
Population Served:
Poor/Economically Disadvantaged, Indigent, General

Program Description:

Value Market sells a variety of fresh produce, meats, canned items, pasta, frozen vegetables, entr?e items, dairy products and much more. Our prices are 30%-70% less than your local grocery store. This gives our customers a chance to make their limited grocery money go a little farther.

Program Long-Term Success:

Our on-site Grocery Store or Value Market was created to help meet the needs of families and others, who may not qualify for some of our other food assistance programs. However, there are no income qualifications to shop! The public is very welcome to shop at our grocery store.

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Program: Community Food Security

Budget:
$587,680
Category:
Population Served:
General Public/Unspecified

Program Description:

Community Food Security is when all people, at all times have fair access to sufficient and healthy food for a successful life. The Food Security Center supports community organizations, schools and individuals in becoming more food secure.
 
 
 

Program Long-Term Success:

Improve community food security for the people in our service area by promoting, demonstrating, advocating for, and collaboratively building an equitable and regional food system, which supports food production and strengthens communities.

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Funding Needs

Contributions; Grants


Volunteer Needs

Food sorters, food box assemblers, gardeners, data entry workers


Request for In-Kind Contributions

Canned food, cereal, peanut butter


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