Annual Report and Recognition Book - United Way of Greater Toledo
Annual Report and Recognition Book - United Way of Greater Toledo
Annual Report and Recognition Book - United Way of Greater Toledo
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Ms. Mary E. Scott<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Ryan M. Scott<br />
Ms. Debra A. Seabolt<br />
Ms. Cheryl A. Sears<br />
Joe Seay<br />
Mr. Allen Seifert<br />
Mr. James B. Seiwert<br />
James R. Seiwert<br />
Mr. Frank E. Semersky<br />
Ms. Sue E. Semersky<br />
Ms. Kristin Semple<br />
Mrs. Marasri N. Sererat<br />
Richard & Marcella Sevigny<br />
John & Patricia Shaffer<br />
Catherine M. Shaffner<br />
Rasesh & Shilpa Shah<br />
Ms. Michelle R. Shanteau<br />
Mrs. Verena S. Sharp<br />
Ms. Anita Sharpe<br />
Ms. Kathleen Sharples<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Joel Sharrit<br />
Ms. Coleen K. Shaw<br />
Ms. Erica Shaw<br />
Rita & Jim Sheely<br />
Mr. David G. Shelhart<br />
Ms. Diane K. Shemak<br />
Stephen M. & Melissa A. Sherline<br />
Mr. Dale F Shipman<br />
Mrs. Debora Short<br />
Mrs. Susan Short<br />
Dale & Wendy Shreve<br />
Jennifer & Ellsworth Shriver<br />
Ms. Michelle D. Shy<br />
John & Mary Sue Siciliano<br />
Ms. Jodi L. Sickler<br />
John & Kim Sidwell<br />
Mr. Peter J. Siekierski<br />
Jean Ann & Jeffrey L. Sieler<br />
James P. & Kathryn A. Silk<br />
Mr. Edwin Silka<br />
Peter & Marcia Silverman<br />
ISSUE<br />
The food stamp program, created in 1977<br />
to help low-income families, is now called<br />
Supplemental Nutritional Assistance<br />
Program (SNAP). Benefits are loaded onto<br />
plastic electronic benefit cards <strong>and</strong> can<br />
only be redeemed at authorized stores.<br />
However, fruits <strong>and</strong> vegetables are more<br />
expensive than many non-healthy foods,<br />
thus affecting families’ food choices.<br />
Mr. Dennis M. Silvis<br />
Mr. Christopher M. Simon<br />
Mr. Br<strong>and</strong>on Sims<br />
Ms. Regina Singlar<br />
David & Julee Sipes<br />
Mr. Kevin J. Siwa<br />
Ms. Diana M. Skiles<br />
Mr. Patrick K. Skinner<br />
Ms. Cynthia M. Skiver<br />
Mr. Jeffrey A. Slade<br />
Ms. Linda Slappy<br />
Joyce M. Slusher<br />
Ms. Linda J. Slusher<br />
Mr. Paul G. Slygh<br />
Mr. Terence E. Small<br />
Ms. Christine M. Smallman<br />
Mr. Jeffrey Smarkel<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Smigelski<br />
Arthur & Constance Smith<br />
Ms. Britt Smith<br />
Doug & Jennifer Smith<br />
Gary & Linda Smith<br />
Mr. Gaven Smith<br />
Mr. Joseph A. Smith<br />
Mrs. Mary E. Smith<br />
Mr. Terry L. Smith<br />
Mrs. Theresa C. Smith<br />
Mr. Willard W. Smith<br />
Mrs. William E. Smith, Jr.<br />
Mr. Lee E. Smykowski<br />
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Snavely<br />
Ms. Rosalie M. Sneider<br />
Mr. James P. Snider<br />
Mr. Duane L. Snodgrass<br />
Joseph & Karen Sober<br />
Mark & Jan Sockness<br />
Tom & Brenda Solon<br />
CREATING OPPORTUNITIES<br />
Lathrop increased their leadership donations by 29 percent totaling<br />
$25,395. Lathrop also had 28 employees participate in “A Brush with<br />
Kindness” project where they completely primed <strong>and</strong> painted a house.<br />
Mrs. Carol S. Sommers<br />
Heather & Jason Sonnenberg<br />
Mrs. Alice J. Soule<br />
Ms. Debra L. Soulidis<br />
Ms. Heather M. Spain<br />
Greg & Arlene Sparks<br />
Ms. Jean M. Sparks<br />
Ms. Rosetta Sparks<br />
Emilio & S<strong>and</strong>i Spinosa<br />
Patricia A. Spitler<br />
Branch & Jackie Springer<br />
Mr. Stanley J. Stachak<br />
Penny & Steve Staelin<br />
Jim & Chris Stafford<br />
Ms. Sara L. Stalets<br />
Mrs. Joanne M. Stamm<br />
Ms. Kathy L. Stanbery<br />
Joe & Diane Stancati<br />
Mr. Stancho Minchev Stanchev<br />
Mr. Christopher F. St<strong>and</strong>ley<br />
Mr. Leonard G. Stanish, Jr.<br />
Mr. David L. Stanley<br />
Mr. Jason C. Stanley<br />
Michael & Connie Stark<br />
Julie & Robert Stausmire<br />
SOLUTION<br />
The Double-Up Food Bucks Program was<br />
created, which doubles the amount <strong>of</strong><br />
fresh fruits <strong>and</strong> vegetables individuals<br />
in Lucas County receive with their SNAP<br />
dollars. The program gives incentive to<br />
families to get fresh fruits <strong>and</strong> vegetables,<br />
<strong>and</strong> it supports local farmers’ markets.<br />
Ms. Joan L. Stebbins<br />
Mr. Paul B. Stebing<br />
Ms. Elizabeth P. Steele<br />
Jack & Colleen Steele<br />
Scott & Amy Steele<br />
Ms. Bonnie Henrietta R. Steelman<br />
Daniel N. Steinberg<br />
Mr. William A. Steinman<br />
Ms. Mary E. Steitz<br />
Mr. Charles N. Stella<br />
Mr. Theo Stellhorn, III<br />
Mr. Mark V. Stender<br />
Jim & Barb Stengle<br />
Ms. Alisa M. Stenzel<br />
Mrs. Aaren Stephens<br />
Casey M. Stephens<br />
Mrs. Dortha B. Stewart<br />
Mr. Marvin D. Stewart<br />
Ms. Rosanne Marie Stewart<br />
Ms. Patricia Stimson<br />
John & Carol Stinson<br />
Ms. Sharon M. St<strong>of</strong>an<br />
Ms. Cynthia L. Stokes<br />
Mr. Ronald E. Stokes<br />
Mr. Albert Stolpe<br />
Ms. S<strong>and</strong>y Stover<br />
Mr. S. A. Strasel<br />
Ms. Caitlyn B. Stratton<br />
John L. & Pamela W. Straub<br />
Mr. Bruce R. Strawman<br />
Mr. David N. Street<br />
OUTCOME<br />
In <strong>Toledo</strong>, more than 2,000 customers <strong>and</strong> 50 vendors<br />
at the two markets operated by the <strong>Toledo</strong> Farmers<br />
Market Association have benefitted from $26,086<br />
in sales from SNAP benefits <strong>and</strong> $24,501 in Double-<br />
Up Food Bucks. The combined sales from SNAP <strong>and</strong><br />
Double-Up Food Bucks are a 1,250 percent increase<br />
over SNAP sales alone in 2010 at the markets.<br />
PARTNERS<br />
PARTNERS Fair Food Network, Commissioner Pete Gerkin, Lucas County Jobs <strong>and</strong> Family Services, Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center, ProMedica,<br />
Lutheran <strong>Toledo</strong> Community Social Services, Foundation, <strong>Toledo</strong> Public <strong>Toledo</strong> Schools, Farmers <strong>United</strong> Market <strong>Way</strong>, Association, University <strong>United</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Toledo</strong>, <strong>Way</strong>, YMCA/JCC University <strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Greater</strong> <strong>Toledo</strong> <strong>Toledo</strong> - URBAN Affairs Center<br />
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FORWARD THINKING<br />
Libbey held a “garage sale” in October, selling closeout glassware<br />
<strong>and</strong> flatware. They raised over $10,000 for <strong>United</strong> <strong>Way</strong>!<br />
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