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2017 ANNUAL REPORT

CAFB BOARD OF DIRECTORS From our Board Chairman John Clark Chairman TENNESSEE DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES Fred Flint 1st Vice Chairman CIVIC LEADER Taylor Jones 2nd Vice Chairman WHITEBOARD Jennifer Cookston Treasurer BAYLOR SCHOOL Frank Hughes Secretary SMARTFINANCIAL, INC. Celeste Bandy Weaver RINGGOLD TELEPHONE COMPANY Suzie Bowling WRCB TV Ben Brown ALDERMAN HOLDINGS Kyle Bryant MARKET STREET PARTNERS Matt Evans ROCK BRIDGE COMMUNITY CHURCH Dallas Joseph BAYLOR SCHOOL Mary Kilbride CIVIC LEADER Dear Valued Partners, I am honored and proud to serve as Board Chairman for the Chattanooga Area Food Bank. Thank you to everyone who helps us in our mission of leading a network of partners in eliminating hunger and promoting better nutrition in our region. A special thanks to our partner agencies that help us distribute food throughout our 20-county service area, our corporate partners, the numerous foundations and all of the organizations and individuals that donate money, food and their time to volunteer with us. We truly appreciate your help, and the hungry people in our communities are lucky to have your support. In this past year, we are grateful we increased the amount of food we distributed by 3% percent, including a 24% percent increase of fresh produce. We are also encouraged that the reported number of food insecure people in our service area was decreased by 9,550. We know exactly how many people are affected because every single person counts. This past year also saw an addition of significant staff members and modifications and improvements in some of our vital programs. Going into this new fiscal year, we have added three new distinguished members to our Board of Directors and continue to add staff in positions that will advance this organization. We are hopeful for the future of ending hunger in our area, and we look forward to partnering with you to make that hope a reality. Respectfully, John Clark John Clark Chairman, Chattanooga Area Food Bank Board of Directors Jason Luna RAPID RMS Elizabeth (Betsy) McCright CHATTANOOGA HOUSING AUTHORITY Tom Sullivan SHAW INDUSTRIES INC. William Walker RELIANCE HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT Jere Young CIVIC LEADER CHATTANOOGA AREA FOOD BANK 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 2

From our President & CEO CAFB SENIOR STAFF Dear Friends, My first year as president and CEO of the Chattanooga Area Food Bank was an incredibly humbling and awe-inspiring experience. We worked hard to ensure our growth was intentional, strategic and nutritious. Due to the cohesive efforts of our Food Bank team, agency partners, volunteers, donors and corporate partners, we exceeded our distribution goals for the year. As a result, over 13.5 million meals were provided to children, families, senior citizens and veterans across our 20-county region. We distributed over four million pounds in fresh fruits and vegetables and accomplished this feat producing less than 2% waste which then was donated to a local pig farmer! It was a year marked by change management in the form of hiring a new director of operations with expertise in developing and implementing scalable supply chain networks on a multinational level, which complements the food banking industry. We also strengthened our community outreach by hiring a seasoned director of development with 17+ years in higher education fundraising, who is hard at work cultivating relationships, solving problems, seizing opportunities, and creating innovative development strategies to diversify and improve our revenue streams. Gina M. Crumbliss President & CEO David McCorkle Chief Financial Officer Mark Hilling Director of Operations Sarah Aligo Director of Development Laura Kilpatrick Director of Agency & Government Relations Scott Bruce Director of Marketing & Communications Through our Feeding America network resources, I learned that food is medicine. As a result, we are working with a healthcare partner to implement two pilot programs that will improve the health outcomes of their patients and our clients simply by providing nutritious food to those who cannot otherwise afford it. This next year will be one of discovery as we continue to evaluate our processes and programs to ensure we are providing the most innovative, effective and cost efficient methods to steward your generous support and distribute the most nutritious food possible. Today, more than ever before, I am confident that with your help, we can solve hunger in our community. Sincerely, Gina M. Crumbliss Gina M. Crumbliss President & CEO CHATTANOOGA AREA FOOD BANK 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 3

The mission of the Chattanooga Area Food Bank is to lead a network of partners in eliminating hunger and promoting better nutrition in our region. Each year, the Food Bank distributes over 13 million meals to children, families and seniors living in the 20 counties we serve throughout Southeast Tennessee and Northwest Georgia. Through a network of more than 300 partner agencies covering 7,000 square miles, and through the generous donations of money, time and resources from individuals and corporate partners, we re working together to solve hunger in our community. CHATTANOOGA AREA FOOD BANK 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 4

Financial Statements Statement of Financial Position Statement of Operating Activities FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2017 FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2017 ASSETS ANNUAL SUPPORT & REVENUE Cash Inventories Accounts Receivable Contributions Receivable Prepaid Expenses Land, building Building and & Equipment equipment TOTAL ASSETS $1,045,300 $1,386,042 $94,103 $188,510 $16,296 $3,503,669 $6,233,920 SUPPORT Food Donations Contributions Special Events Grants TOTAL SUPPORT $23,119,810 $1,975,779 $282,811 $871,818 $26,250,218 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LIABILITIES Accounts Payable Accrued Liabilities $146,676 $34,828 REVENUE Shared Maintenance Fees Commodity Service Revenue Agency Fees Miscellaneous Income $1,777,353 $157,106 $10,565 $7,465 Note Payable $4,653 TOTAL REVENUE $1,952,489 TOTAL LIABILITIES $186,157 NET ASSETS Unrestricted Temporarily restricted TOTAL NET ASSETS TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $4,477,293 $1,570,470 $6,047,763 $6,233,920 TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE ANNUAL OPERATING EXPENSES PROGRAM SERVICES Food DIstribution Distribution SUPPORTING SERVICES Development/Fundraising Management and General $28,202,707 $27,139,694 $523,993 $490,826 TOTAL EXPENSES $28,154,513 INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS $48,194 CHATTANOOGA AREA FOOD BANK 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 5

OUR IMPACT Feeding the Southeast Tennessee & Northwest Georgia Region PEOPLE REACHED 3% GROWTH in number of meals distributed POUNDS DISTRIBUTED 24% GROWTH in amount of fresh produce distributed 13.6M 25,000 People served each week 16.3M 4.7 Million Pounds of fresh produce distributed MILK FOR MANY PROGRAM FRESH MILK Second Food Bank Nationally to distribute fresh milk to clients 30,544 Total Gallons 27% GROWTH CHATTANOOGA AREA FOOD BANK 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 6

OUR IMPACT Feeding the Southeast Tennessee & Northwest Georgia Region Volunteers Engaged 3,017 Volunteers provided 25,442 Hours of Labor 1 Volunteer Hour = 92 Meals Caring for Kids...Caring for our Future Hunger affects the way children learn and develop. In our area, 1 in 4 children doesn t know how they are getting their next meal. That s where our Programs can help. SACK PACKS During the weekend, many children go hungry without access to free or reduced-price school meals. That s why every Friday, almost 14,000 children in 20 counties across our region receive Sack Packs containing basic, healthy food items cereal, milk, juice, fruit, granola bars and soup that will help sustain them through the weekend. SCHOOL MOBILE PANTRIES Mobile Pantries are held monthly at schools across our 20-county region. Consisting of fresh produce and shelf-stable items, we set up our pantries in a farmer s market style to preserve dignity of choice. We emphasize nutrition, with the goal of increasing family access to healthy foods by way of their kids. CHATTANOOGA AREA FOOD BANK 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 7

The Chattanooga Area Food Bank envisions a region where access to healthy food helps people move toward greater self-sufficiency and the Food Bank serves as a community leader to end hunger in our time. Chattanooga Area Food Bank 2009 Curtain Pole Road, Chattanooga, TN 37406 P: (423) 622-1800 F: (423) 622-5874 Northwest Georgia Branch 1111 South Hamilton Street, Dalton, GA 30720 P: (706) 508-8591 chattfoodbank.org