Fiscal Year 2023

IMPACT REPORT

(July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023)

FOOD

Food is the single most important foundational element linking all people. Using food to create positive solutions for stability, our programs work to eliminate hunger in the community.

1 in 7 neighbors

is at risk of hunger

60,000+ children

may go to sleep hungry

$1 COULD HELP PROVIDE 3 MEALS

PROVIDED 38 MILLION MEALS

TO OUR COMMUNITY WHICH INCLUDES:

11 MILLION POUNDS

of produce

7 MILLION POUNDS

of retail food rescue

Power Pack

191,725 Packs
101 Sites
5,526 Children served weekly

Healthy Harvest Mobile Market

in Partnership with

$154,709 Sales
11,828 Transactions
$31,396.34 in PRX coupons

SCHOOL / COLLEGE PANTRY

13,000 Households served
548,313 Pounds of
food distributed
63 Sites

KIDS CAFE

64,334 Meals provided
756 Children served
12 Sites

KIND PROGRAM

906 Pounds of formula distributed
9 Sites

CLINIC PANTRY

245,990 Pounds of food distributed
6,000 Households served

PRODUCE POP UPS

in Partnership with

874 Pop Ups
2.4 Million pounds of food
distributed

LIBERTY STREET MARKET

16,348 Distinct households served
3,161,423 Pounds of food distributed

SUMMER MEALS

19,518 Meals served
271 Children served
12 Sites

FREESTORE DIRECT

770 Families served
20,797 Deliveries

WHERE DOES OUR FOOD COME FROM?

40%

GOVERNMENT FUNDED

18%

DONATED

22%

PURCHASED BY FREESTORE FOODBANK

20%

RETAIL FOOD RESCUE

CONNECTION

We connect people to programs and services that provide support on a pathway to stability. By providing resources and connection to community partners, we help people avert crisis and reduce barriers to self-sufficiency.

37,448 CLIENTS

served at the Customer Connection Center

542 COMMUNITY PARTNERS

in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana

BENEFITS ENROLLMENT

4,803 Medicaid enrollments
SOAR: 14 Applications; 13 approvals; 93% approval rating

BACK ON TRACK

2,018 Individuals served
1,411 Households served

BIRTH CERTIFICATES & IDS

2,757 Birth certificate
1,058 ID vouchers
122 Police checks

TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE

7,992 Bus tokens provided
1,257 Households served

REPRESENTATIVE PAYEE

706 Clients supported

SNAP

9,753 SNAP applications
submitted, representing
11,688,366 meals

RENT AND UTILITIES

$875,302 Spent in rental and
utility assistance
877 Households served

HOPE

To achieve a brighter future, we provide hands-on job training and support that allows individuals to gain skills and confidence.

90% OF LIFT GRADUATES

receive jobs in 90 days

CINCINNATI COOKS!

126 Graduates
64 Passed ServSafe exam

LIFT THE TRISTATE

43 Graduates
21 Received CLA Certificate
(Certified Logistics Associate)

SHELTER DIVERSION

197 Households supported
307 Individuals served
$1,080,318 In resources from STEH

STABILIZATION PROGRAM

266 Successfully completed program
64% Improvement in stability score

EVENTS

Sign up to Volunteer or call 513-482-7550

Cincinnati Hunger Walk

126 teams
$198,700 raised

Volunteers

7,936 Volunteers
A total of 60,096 Volunteer hours

Virtual Rubber Duck Regatta

200,438 ducks sold
$883,047 raised

40 restaurant partners
$293,550 raised

LOCATIONS

Our Mission: To improve lives by eliminating hunger in partnership with our community.

Freestore Foodbank Community Resource & Distribution Center on the Frank & Conny Gerson Campus

3401 Rosenthal Way
Cincinnati, Ohio 45204
513-482-4500
Hours: 8am-4pm M-F

Freestore Foodbank Customer Connection Center & Liberty Street Market

112 E Liberty Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
513-241-1064
Hours: 8am-4pm M-F