331:. Simultaneously, food shortages caused a reduction in donations of surplus, forcing Midwest to buy products that were normally donated at higher prices than usual, which triggered a financial crisis. To continue operating safely, Midwest reduced its staff to a small core of regular volunteers and began selecting and loading food into partner agencies' representatives' vehicles instead of allowing them to enter its warehouses and choose products themselves. To ease distribution, it began packaging family food boxes, which contain enough shelf-stable food to feed a family of four persons for four or five days.
228:. It also salvages and, when it must, purchases food in bulk, acquiring between thirty and fifty-five dollars worth of food for every dollar spent. Additionally, Midwest Food Bank produces its own meal packages, called Tender Mercies, consisting of fortified rice, beans, and protein that can either be prepared by simply adding water or serve as a base for more complex recipes; Midwest characterizes the packages, which cost twenty cents each to produce, as both cheap and nutritious, and they form a key part of its international efforts.
342:, estimated by executive director Marcie Luhigo to cost an additional five hundred dollars per tank per semi-truck, caused it to expend its annual fuel budget within the first five months; chief resource officer Jada Hoerr reported the price of contracting truckers also increased two- to threefold. Additionally, higher food prices led to the demand reported by Midwest's partner agencies increasing by as much as 28 percent in some areas.
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209:, faith-based organization. It describes its mission as "to share the love of Christ by alleviating hunger and malnutrition locally and throughout the world." Its three core programs are local food distribution, disaster relief, and assistance to schoolchildren. Midwest places special emphasis on distributing fresh, nutritious food. It also distributes non-food items like cleaning supplies and
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Ninety-nine percent of its money goes directly toward its programs. To accomplish this, Midwest relies on more than 25,000 volunteers to sort and pack donations and operate its trucks and forklifts. Its largest expense is the fuel needed to operate its fleet of semi-trucks, which it uses to pick
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Midwest does not distribute to individuals. Instead, other non-profit organizations send representatives to select the products they want from the available options and pick them up once or twice a month. It provides food to more than 2,000 non-profit organizations, including other food banks,
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Whitaker saying: "Every dollar that comes into the Midwest Food Bank goes directly to feed people. We can turn that into $ 50 worth of food to go out and give to someone." Less than two weeks later, another Fox 59 article reported Whitaker saying the figure was $
269:, in 2003, where they turned their barn into a distribution center for local food banks. Unlike most food banks, which keep their operations focused locally, Midwest has since expanded to ten locations across the United States, one in Haiti and another in Kenya.
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that children can prepare without assistance, to provide children who qualify for free lunches with food to eat over the weekend; the cost of providing these packages to one child for a year is fifty dollars. For disaster relief, Midwest coordinates with
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for its financial responsibility, making it one of the three percent of charities to receive that rating for ten consecutive years. In 2022, it received a perfect score from
Charity Navigator and a platinum seal from
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As of 2021, Midwest was the United States' thirty-ninth-largest charity and second-largest food bank by revenue. Each month, it distributes more than $ 32 million worth of food.
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homeless shelters, and churches, at no cost to them. At schools, it distributes "Hope Packs", which consist of
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871:"'Neighbors Helping Neighbors': Midwest Food Bank Builds Relationships with Pennsylvania Agriculture"
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1538:"Midwest Food Bank prepares to send disaster relief to tornado victims, local Mayor offers advice"
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539:"Pack the Pantries: Midwest Food Bank says $ 1 donation provides up to $ 55 worth of food"
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962:"Midwest Food Bank Kind Harvest fundraiser returns with events at Lucas Estate in Carmel"
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Midwest Food Bank was founded by David Keiser and his family on their family farm in
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724:"Southwest Florida food banks rise to challenge of rising fuel prices, food demand"
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1347:"Peachtree City's Midwest Food Bank offering ongoing help after Hurricane Michael"
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1484:"Midwest Food Bank addresses 2 emergencies: Kentucky floods and rising inflation"
1101:"Nexstar Charitable Foundation boosts 'Pack the Pantries' with $ 10,000 donation"
1293:"Center Grove students help Midwest Food Bank with its hurricane relief efforts"
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1075:"Peoria Midwest Food Bank to fill 7 semi-trucks with disaster relief supplies"
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Midwest Food Bank receives most of its donations from large companies like
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573:"How McLean County groups, volunteers are fighting to end food insecurity"
1373:"Midwest Food Bank sending hurricane disaster relief to Louisiana, Texas"
1565:"Local Food Bank Navigates Rising Food & Fuel Costs to Meet Demand"
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813:"Midwest Food Bank seeking volunteers, donations as need rises by 28%"
634:"Midwest Food Bank Florida wins SWFL INCredible Nonprofit of the Year"
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1164:"9 Best Charities That Fight Hunger in America (Complete 2022 List)"
447:"Midwest Food Bank in Peachtree City trucks water to Texas disaster"
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Midwest Food Bank saw an increase in the demand for food during the
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Midwest Food Bank began participating in disaster relief during
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Barker, Haley; Farrell, Riley; Proctor, Marika (July 6, 2022).
936:"Midwest Food Bank's new CEO taps farm roots, pandemic lessons"
781:"Food banks working to overcome inflation, supply chain issues"
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Midwest "turn a $ 1 donation into $ 34 of food."
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Brown, Kayla (February 18, 2021). Written at
Middletown, PA.
1022:"Hope Packs: Helping Children Struggling with Food Insecurity"
996:"MIDWEST FOOD BANK EARNS 4-STAR RATING FROM CHARITY NAVIGATOR"
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Bongiovanni, Domenica; Fittes, Emma Kate (August 28, 2017) .
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McFarlane, Nine (December 13, 2021). Written at Peoria, IL.
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Midwest Food Bank's operations were also impacted by the
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Seils, Lizzie (August 2, 2022). Written at Peoria, IL.
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Haas, Blake (August 23, 2021). Written at Normal, IL.
1130:"At Midwest Food Bank, it's business as usual – almost"
605:"Regional food bank prepares for launch in Manchester"
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1107:. Indianapolis, IN: Nexstar Media. November 30, 2021
1320:"How Hoosiers can help victims of Hurricane Harvey"
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1267:"Midwest Food Bank expanding facility in PTC"
902:"How Midwest Food Bank is Supporting Ukraine"
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1046:Deacon, Joe; Stock, Eric (August 31, 2021).
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1571:. Fort Worth, TX: NBCUniversal Media
752:Grove, Dustin (September 13, 2021).
692:Perdomo, Nicolette (March 4, 2022).
603:Frazer, Skyler (November 15, 2021).
477:Perera, Srianthi (August 18, 2017).
308:. In March 2022, in response to the
1509:Burris, Alexandria (May 20, 2022).
1291:McGill, Nick (September 12, 2017).
1544:. East Peoria, IL: Gray Television
1463:. East Peoria, IL: Gray Television
445:Beverly, Cal (February 23, 2021).
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1658:Organizations established in 2003
1345:Beverly, Cal (October 11, 2018).
1299:. Indianapolis, IN: Nexstar Media
1136:. Fayetteville, GA. April 1, 2020
1054:. Peoria, IL: Peoria Public Radio
934:Shipman, Kay (January 7, 2022) .
819:. Indianapolis, IN: Nexstar Media
787:. Indianapolis, IN: Nexstar Media
779:Crown, Courtney (April 1, 2022).
571:Alkire, D. Jack (July 31, 2022).
545:. Indianapolis, IN: Nexstar Media
1536:Gaul, Alex (December 13, 2021).
1409:. Bloomington, IL: Cumulus Media
1081:. East Peoria, IL: Nexstar Media
994:Davis, Tom (February 25, 2022).
811:Stone, Lindsay (June 17, 2022).
722:Dorsey, David (March 15, 2022).
537:Smith, Ashley (April 12, 2022).
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1648:2003 establishments in Illinois
1482:Nardi, Sarah (August 3, 2022).
1436:. Harrisburg, PA: Nexstar Media
1241:"Top 300 Food Banks By Revenue"
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1563:Zheng, Lili (May 12, 2022) .
1216:"America's Top 100 Charities"
839:"Donate to Midwest Food Bank"
638:Bonita Springs Florida Weekly
392:Bonita Springs Florida Weekly
310:Russian invasion of Ukraine
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336:2021–2022 inflation surge
312:, Midwest partnered with
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875:Pennsylvania Farm Bureau
1271:The Fayette County News
1189:"Midwest Food Bank NFP"
508:"Mission & Methods"
302:2021 Haitian earthquake
298:2021 Texas power crisis
205:Midwest Food Bank is a
175:non-profit organization
1653:Food banks in Illinois
942:. Illinois Farm Bureau
201:Mission and operations
1663:Bloomington, Illinois
1596:Religion News Service
1542:Heart of Illinois ABC
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730:. Bonita Springs, FL
306:2022 Kentucky floods
483:East Valley Tribune
389:In September 2021,
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1517:. Indianapolis, IN
1353:. Fayetteville, GA
1326:. Indianapolis, IN
1247:. October 12, 2021
760:. Indianapolis, IN
728:Gulfshore Business
453:. Fayetteville, GA
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368:List of food banks
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