faith house - Frederick Rescue Mission

annual report
Dear Friends of the Frederick Rescue Mission,
Changing lives now and for eternity is at the heart
of the Frederick Rescue Mission. On October 5, 2014
I came to realize how we at the Mission deal with
life and death everyday. My 26-year-old son Nathan
was killed by a drunk driver. He was father to his
newly born daughter for only 26 days. All because a
seventeen-year-old was in bondage to alcohol.
We have over 70 men that come to the West South
Street Campus (Beacon House) for help in fighting
addictions and bad life decisions. They come for
change - a new life. That is what we offer. A change
that could and does change lives. It is a matter of life
and death even eternity.
Yet change has to start at a person’s point of pain.
Over 135,000 meals were served in 2015 and over
70,000 visits were made to our Food Distribution
Center. When you see someone standing in line for
two hours for two boxes of food, you know you are
helping someone who is hurting. Lives are being
changed now.
Everyday, 365 days a year, men, women, and
children are being served with food, clothes,
teaching, and the Gospel.
million dollars. Not one single government dollar
was used to make this happen. God brought
together those with a need to those with the means
to meet the need.
There have been a lot of changes with the Frederick
Rescue Mission. In 2011, we opened a new building
addition that allowed us to reach more people more
effectively. In 2016, we plan to open Faith House,
a residential program for homeless women and
children and drastically improve the Bread of Life
Food Ministries with a new Food Distribution Center.
We are equipped to move into the future to change
lives and change destinies. This is possible because of
people like you who give, serve, pray, and advocate.
We ask that you join us and gather others with you to
impact lives of men, women, and children.
Paul in his letter to the Galatians states, “All they
asked was that we should continue to remember
the poor, the very thing I had been eager to do all
along.” The Mission is thankful for all those who
make a difference and make it possible by their
love, commitment, and generosity!
In His Service,
Our whole goal is to find the greatest need and find
those who are most able to meet that need and get
them together. In 2015 over 35,000 volunteer hours
were given and 1,850 individuals, 125 businesses,
73 churches, and 66 private foundations gave 1.9
Arnold W. Farlow
Executive Director
Frederick Rescue Mission, Inc.
Changed Life
Recovery Program
(CLRP) is a Christ-centered residential life recovery program designed to help
men reclaim their lives following homelessness and/or addiction. What started
as a ten-bed shelter in 1964 can now house over 40 men in the year-long
program. In 2015, the program started to follow a five-track plan created to set
up each resident for long-term success in all areas of life.
Track 1: Recovery
Track 4: Life Skills
Residents attend AA Meetings, Celebrate
Recovery, Recovery Team sessions and InHouse AA Meetings
The Mission finds it crucial to equip each
resident with the necessary tools and
information in order for them to deal with
conflict, finances and other life issues in a
Godly and responsible manner.
Track 2: Spiritual
Residents pursue a relationship with God
through the Believe Series, Book of John
(read, write, evaluate and pray), Soap, and
leadership roles in Bible classes.
Track 3: Vocational
After 90 days, the Mission discusses possible
career options for the resident and partners
with Frederick Work Services to find career
opportunities for residents. For many
residents, they go back to school to obtain
a degree or GED. This track sets the men up
for success and stability after graduation.
Track 5: Personal Growth
This track encourages the men to challenge
themselves and to keep striving for growth.
The curriculum includes “The 15 Invaluable
Laws of Growth” and “Sometimes You Win—
Sometimes You Learn” by John Maxwell
and the men complete writing assignments
relaying what they learned from these
lessons.
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GOING BEYOND CLRP
ED MCCARTHY
On December 30th, 2003 Ed McCarthy hit rock
bottom and was contemplating suicide but through a
discussion with his mother, he realized the only thing
left that could save him was God. Ed had heard of the
Mission through friends and decided to give it a try.
On the day Ed came to the Mission, he prayed for the
first time and this sparked a personal relationship
with God that would radically change Ed’s life.
At age 12, Ed started using and during high school he
turned to harder drugs such as cocaine. He grew up
without his father and his stepfather was an alcoholic.
Prior to his drug usage, Ed’s life was full of promise
with good grades and football recruitment from
Division 1 Colleges. However, the drugs caused a turn
for the worse. He pursued the Navy but was shortly
discharged and felt more than ever that his life was
“one disappointment after another”. Ed ended up at
the Mission due to many of his friends committing
suicide or passing from an overdose. On January 4th,
2004 Ed dropped to his knees in Chapel at the Mission
and decided to fully commit his life to God.
Twelve years later, Ed has a beautiful wife, Amy, and
two children, Joshua and Jenna. After climbing up
the electrical trade latter, he started his company
Redeemed Electric, Inc. Ed returned to football with
the Frederick Outlaws, a semi pro football team, and
ran in a few half marathons, 10ks and other races.
It is evident that God has his blessing on Ed’s life.
“The Mission has given me everything. It is the best
program anywhere with the best staff.”
jake sexton
Many of the CLRP graduates move on to wonderful
jobs outside of the Mission but one of our
graduates, Jake Sexton, decided to invest back into
the Mission as the Case Manager of the CLRP.
During his time in the program, he demonstrated
great leadership skills through teaching Bible classes
for residents and leading the mean through the
book Believe. He also displayed sound faith and
strong character throughout his time in the program.
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For Jake, the Mission introduced him to having a
relationship with Jesus and he was recently baptized
at Frederick Christian Fellowship. “It is the most
important thing I’ve ever received,” Jake said. “I want
to show the world who I belong to.”
Jake is currently attending Frederick Community
College in addition to his position at the Mission.
We are thankful to see God’s blessing in Jake’s life
and look forward to seeing how God will use him.
faith house:
a place for
women and children
The Faith House Program is a 90-day, Christ-centered place for
homeless women and children in Frederick. The program will
meet participants’ physical, emotional, and spiritual needs while
promoting self-sufficiency, purpose, and hope. Faith House
will provide a stable home-like environment where women
will have the opportunity to move beyond homelessness for
themselves and their children. During the program, women
will focus on their spiritual, emotional, behavioral, physical,
and health needs. In addition, they will develop life skills in the
areas of employment, education, and housing. Each woman will
create her own Personal Development Plan (PDP) with a case
manager assisting her. This plan will entail strategies and goals
personalized for each woman’s path towards independence. For
residents who are engaged in their PDP, the program will allow
(as needed) two 90-day extensions.
Faith House looks forward to working with many outstanding
community partners in Frederick to help the women and
children of Faith House on the road to self-sufficiency.
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compassion ministries
The Compassion Ministries encompasses many programs and outreach efforts including Food Services, Volunteers, and
Outreach Programs. Through the food services, the Mission provides breakfast and lunch for the homeless and working poor
totaling 137,000 meals served a year. This would not be possible without our wonderful volunteers serving over 37,798 hours
a year. Along with our volunteers, we have a Ministry Team that prays with our lunch guests, assesses their needs, and helps
connect them to organizations that can fill those needs. The Outreach Program provides Bible Studies, Healing Rooms, Shears
of Hope, Mighty Mondays, the Summer Enrichment Program, and other opportunities for the homeless and volunteers.
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Meals
Served
WHO WE SERVED IN 2015
and HOW WE HELPED
grocery
aisle
Served
clothing
vouchers
distributed
137,039
Meals
Served
82,206
3,160
$169,208
total
nights of
lodging
8,819
volunteer
hours
served
35,798
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making an impact
• Faith House received four votes to move
• The Mission was one of sixteen
nonprofits to receive a grant from the
Frederick Mutual Insurance CO. Fund
through the Community Foundation of
Frederick County.
• The Emergency Cold Day Sheleter was
open to guests throughout late witner
and early spring.
Among the many exciting
highlights of 2015, the Mission
was consistently reminded of
God’s faithfulness and blessings
throughout the year. The Mission’s
purpose has always been to
help those in need but also to go
beyond those immediate needs
by introducing guests to a God
that can radically change their
lives for forever. With numerous
supporters ranging from
volunteers to financial supporters,
the Mission thrived in 2015.
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• The Mission hosted Leadership Frederick
on March 13th.
• Image Direct offered to print and mail all
newsletters at no cost to the Mission on
March 14th.
• In March, thanks to The George
L. Shields foundation and Gladhill
Furniture, the Mission’s dorm got a
makeover with new beds, floors, and
freshly painted walls.
• The 2015 Mission 10 Miler was a great
success on March 29th with over 800
runners raising over $25,000!
• On April 15th, five men graduated from
the Changed
Life Recovery Program.
• Arnold Farlow, Executive Director,
celebrated 10 years of serving as the
Mission’s wonderful leader.
• The 4th anniversary of the Mission’s
building addition was marked on April
22nd.
• A special Easter dinner was prepared for
guests.
• The Healing Rooms ministry, sponsored
by Harvest Christian Fellowship started
on May 3rd to be held each month on
the first and third Sundays from 6-8 p.m.
at the Mission.
• The 46th Annual Fundraising Banquet
was held on May 15th at the Walkersville
Social Hall.
• Andy Anderson, -__ , was featured in the
May issue of the Frederick Magazine.
• On May 30th, the Mission participated
in the 5th Annual Planting Hope,
partnering with Frederick County
Convoy of Hope.
• The Mission received two grants from
WGC of Frederick on June 12th.
• Wacky Wednesdays kicked off on June
24th.
• In June, the Mission welcomed Amy
Newton as the new Director of Finance.
• On July 27th, 2015 the Mission finalized
the purchase of 731 North Market Street
from Interfaith Housing Alliance (IHA),
allowing the Mission to move one step
closer to opening Faith House in 2016.
• Summer Enrichment Program.
the road ahead
• In the eight-week program, students
• The CLRP graduates had dinner at
participated in four
field trips and
Dutch’s Daughter on November 6th
gained hands-on experience.
to have a night of fellowship and fun.
• The Potter’s Guild Brain Freeze event
on August 1st raised over $3,000 for
the Mission.
• On November 26th, the Mission
hosted a special Thanksgiving dinner
for guests.
• The Mission permitted to demolish
kitchen in order to build a new
kitchen to continue providing over
400 meals a day to the hungry.
• In December, Jake Sexton, CLRP
graduate, joined staff as the Case
Manager for the CLRP.
• In August, over 250 backpacks were
given to children heading back to
school.
• On September 26th, the Mission
participated in the Rally for Recovery.
• In October, the Mission hosted
the Walk for Change in Baker
Park and throughout the month
Banner School, Barnesville School,
Middletown Middle School, Monocacy
Middle School and Frederick Christian
Fellowship church hosted their own
walkathons for the Mission.
• The Mission celebrated the
graduation of four residents from
the Changed Life Recovery Program
on October 14th.
• Mike Greenberg, CLRP graduate,
joined staff on October 1st as the
Public Relations Manager.
• Thanks to South Mountain Creamery,
the Mission was able to donate 67
bikes to homeless and needy children
in Frederick for Christmas.
• Calvary Assembly hosted a
Christmas party on December 18th
for Mission staff and CLRP residents.
• On December 19th, runners
supported the Mission in the
Reindeer Rescue Run and the
Frederick Rotary Club and Soldier
fit donated over 200 turkeys for the
Mission to give out to the hungry.
• The Adopt-A-Resident coordinated
supporters with residents to ensure
all residents had a memorable
Christmas full of meaningful gifts
and Christ’s love.
• On December 25th, the Mission
hosted a Christmas dinner for guests.
• For the Frederick Rescue Mission, the future is
full of new opportunities to help the needy and
homeless in Frederick. Since 1964, the Mission
has set out to be a ministry that would feed,
clothe, and shelter those in need while sharing
the gospel of Jesus Christ.
• In 2016, we will open Faith House, a place for
women and children. In Frederick, there has been
a great need for homeless women and children
and we look to fill that void.
• With 300-400 meals served a day, the Mission’s
small kitchen has not kept up with the growing
amount of lunch and dinner guests. The Historic
Preservation Commission unanimously approved
plans to build a new kitchen that will allow the
Mission to serve more people in a faster and
safer way. The beginning stages of the demolition
of the old kitchen and fundraising for the new
one will begin in 2016.
• The Mission will continue to improve the Changed
Life Recovery Program and the Compassion
Ministries throughout 2016.
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financial statement
2015 REVENUE
Businesses 39%
Foundations 21%
Individuals 20%
Other Organizations 8%
Recycling Program 5%
Churches 4%
Residential Program 1%
Affordable Housing Units 1%
Miscellaneous 1%
FREDERICK RESCUE MISSION FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Condensed Statement of Activities and Changes in Net Assets
for the Year Ending December 31, 2015
Revenues and Other Support
Unrestricted Contributions
Program Service Revenue
$1,892,233
In-Kind Contributions - Food and Other
$214,456
Recycling
$28,636
Residential Program
$28,500
Affordable Housing Units
Total Program Service Revenue
Grants
Fundraising Events
Investment Income and Other Income
Total Revenues and Other Support
Net Assets Released From Restrictions
Total Unrestricted Revenues and Other Support
$2,163,825
$114,630
$74,314
$1,158
$3,329,962
$819,543
$4,149,505
EXPENSES
Program Services
Management and General
Fundraising
Total Expenses
$3,402,384
Change in Unrestricted Net Assets
Restricted Contributions
Less Net Assets Released from Restrictions
Change in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
Change in Net Assets
$976,035
$2,981,813
$168,436
$252,135
$845,395
($819,543)
$747,121
$25,852
$772,973
Condensed Statement of Activities and Changes in Net Assets
for the Year Ending December 31, 2015
2015 EXPENSES
Program Services 88%
Management & General 7%
Fundraising 5%
Assets
Cash
Accounts Receivable
Pledges Receivable-Net
Inventory
Other Receivables & Prepaids
Property & Equipment-Net
Interest in Community Foundation
Total Assets
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses
Deferred Revenue
Notes Payables
Total Liabilities
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
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FREDERICK RESCUE MISSION
$324,933
$19,302
$210,120
$9,240
$17,776
$3,829,357
$35,316
$4,446,044
$128,611
$17,001
$286,001
431,613
$3,962,522
$51,909
4,014,431
$4,446,044
partners
LIFE CHANGERS
($1000 +)
270net Technologies
Allen H. Mitchell Construction, Inc.
ALTEK Information Technology, Inc.
America’s Charities
American Endowment Foundation
Araby United Methodist Women
AutoNation
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Barnesville Baptist Church
Barnesville School Ruth Hutchens
BB&T
Bechtel Corporation
BKG Media & Promotion, LLC
Brook Hill United Methodist Church
Bussard Brothers Landscape Supply
Calvary Assembly of God
Calvary United Methodist Church
Car Program, LLC
Carol E. Grempler
Cedarbrook Community Church Laurie Williams
Chase Wolf
Church of the Redeemer
Col. William J. Mitchell & Mrs. Lydia K. Mitchell
Commercial Marketing Associates
Community Foundation of Frederick County
Corrigan Sports Enterprises, Inc.
Costco Wholesale
Criswell Chevrolet Gaithersburg & Thurman
Dallavalle & Co., P.A.
Damascus Road Community Church
Damascus UMC Harwood House Thrift Shop
Dan Ryan Builders Charitable Foundation, Inc.
DARCARS Toyota of Frederick
DDT Fitness, LLC
Delaplaine Foundation
Dottie Wilson Ministries, Inc.
Dr. Henry P. & M. Page Durkee Laughlin Foundation
Dr. Jill Durfee & Dr. Dale Heitzig
Dr. John A. Vitarello M.D., Jr. & Mrs. Madonna Vitarello
Dr. Wayne L. Crowder & Mrs. Darlene Crowder
Dutch’s Daughter Restaurant
El Shaddai Congregation
EOT, Inc.
Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
Eylers Valley Chapel
Fairview Chapel Fund
Faith Baptist Church, Inc.
Faith Reformed Presbyterian Church
Family Heritage Trust Company
Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund
First Baptist Church of Green Valley
First Missionary Baptist Church
Foundation for Spiritual Medicine
Frederick Christian Fellowship
Frederick Church of the Brethren
Frederick County Bank
Frederick Line-X
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Frederick Woman’s Civic Club, Inc.
Fredericktowne Baptist Church
Friend
Friendly Thrift Shop, Inc.
G. Frank Thomas Foundation, Inc.
Glade United Church of Christ
Gladhill Furniture
Gladhill Plumbing and Heating, Inc.
Good News Presbyterian Church
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
Grace Community Church
Greater Houston Community Foundation
Greenridge Baptist Church
Hankey’s Radio, Inc.
Harvest Christian Fellowship
HoneyBaked Ham
HVAC Concepts, LLC Phil Redman
If The Shoe Fits, Inc.
Keeney & Basford PA Funeral Home
Kimiko Kotani
Krista A. Davisson & Bernard J. Davisson, II
Leidos Biomedical Research, Inc.
Martha Horne
Maryland Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority
Middletown Middle School
Middletown United Methodist Church
Monocacy Valley Church
Morgan-Keller, Inc.
Mount Hope Christian Church
Mountain View Community Church
Peter & Janis L Trepper
Alan D. Mawdsley
Alan Scott & Debra Williamson
Alfred P. & Patricia Shockley
J. Dennis Easterday
Arnold & Elizabeth Farlow
Arthur & Christine Hailer
Ben Vivari
Bernard Joseph & Mary Clare Duffy
Bill & Nicole Orr
Bradley Curtis
Brett & Eileen Hunt
Bruce & Susan Halse
Bruce Duncan
Carl & Janet Bowen
Chad & Hope Bernota
Charles & Desiree Smith
Charles & Greer T Llewellyn
Charles Murrell
Charles & Lisa Lynne Lewis
Charles & Patricia Wright
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Charlie & Jeanne Wolf
Christopher & Patricia Lambert
Dan Ryan
Daniel & Alexandra E Hardin
Danny Day
Darrell & Kris Guyton
David Vario
David & Lenor Ott
David & Kathryn Deacon Schey
David & Kay Stauffer
David Hamstead
Derek & Yukiko Homman
Doug & Jill Ochs
Douglas Warfield
Douglas Milliken
Douglas Fisher
Edwin Taylor, Jr.
Frank & Anna May Damazo
Frank & Betty Roy
Frederick & Lynn Schumacher
Gail & Joyce Guyton
Garth & Lisa Fazio
Gary & Margaret Glessner
George Delaplaine, Jr.
Gordon Cooley
Greg & Lori Pennington
Greg & Karen Seldon
H. Deets & Juanita Warfield
Dwight & Lydia Hutchinson
Edward & Marilynn Riggan
James MacGillivray
James Brendan Madden
James & Laurie Draper
James Buzzelli
James & Cary Plamondon
James & Jillian Stephenson
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James & Linda Rusk
James Tarleton
James & Susan Veres
Jeffrey Brown
Joe & Carolyn Eshbaugh
Joe Haddon
Joe & Janel Welty
John & Cynthia Notobartolo
John & Kathleen Bross
John & Jeannie Brunk
John & Laura Brader
John & Kay Dallavalle
John & Mary Jane McWilliams
John & Diane Laughlin
John & Julie Mayer
John Paul Jenkins
John Philip McCoy, Jr.
John & Christine Peeler
John & Farrah Wise
Jonathan & Kathleen Kissane
Joseph & Andrea Portera
Jude & Linda Hoffman
Julius & Tae Levine
Karl & Karen Morris
Kenneth & Barbara Scheffter
Kenneth & Janice Hohl
Kenneth & Carol Sanborn
Kevin & Jolene Miller
Laurence & Elizabeth Laskin
Lee & Lou Ann Lushbaugh
Leo & Christine Rocca
Lewis Johnston
Louis Best
Mark & Suzanne Ludwig Friis
Martin & Gale Heavner
Michael & Deborah Schuchardt
Michael & Pamela Jones
Michael & Tammy Biggerman
Michael & Reva Ziomek
Michael & Vesta Facine
Michael & Marlene Young
Mike Warren
Nelson & Patricia Tyler
Philip & Erika Rauh
Ralph & Judy Wright
Richard & Carol Ann Greenwood
Richard & Sue Basford
Richard & Diane Ringel
Richard Tegethoff
Richard & Teresa Griffin
Rick & Linda Kendall
Robert & Elsie Taulton
Robert & Stephanie Tuggle
Robert & Jeanette Jones
Robert Price
Robet & Sunny McNally
Rodney & Gail Sadler
Roger Starski
Ronald & Shirley Dustin
Russell & Bonnie Horman
Ryan & Melissa Nakielny
Scott & Betsy Cowperthwaite
Scott & LouWanna French
Steve & Kimberly Arnold
Steve & Wendy Lynn Robertson
Steven & Linda Ranney
Steven Murfin
Steven & Amy Grube
Steven & Pamela Barger
Theodore & Alyce Luck
Thomas & Elizabeth Maestri
Thomas Natelli
partners
Tim & Jasmine Butler
Timothy & Mary Kathleen Moore
Tod & Barry Salisbury
Tom & Cathy Mitchell
Tommie & Scott Starick
Troy Thompson
Vaughn Thurman
William & Nancy Ruble
William Browning, Jr.
William & Donna Brown
William Miller
William & Sandra Fout
Doris Ochs
Elinor Abrell
Jennifer Farlow
Mary Perry
Stephanie Jordan
Ann Leaf
Cynthia Cooke
Elizabeth Clippinger
Elizabeth Brady
Mike & Jacqueline Billingslea
Jean Marie Cahill
Joyce Draper
Lois MacGillivray
Lynn Callan
Mary Alice Woody
Peggy Dufour
Renee Lopez
Sandra Bacigaluppi
Sharon Rudy
Wendy Miller
Mt. Airy Baptist Church
Mt. Airy Presbyterian Church
Natelli Communities LP
National Christian Foundation Georgia
National Philanthropic Trust
New Hope Church
New Life Foursquare Church
Nichols Financial, Inc.
Patty Pollatos Fund, Inc.
Potomac Believers Fellowship
Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund
Redeemed Electric Inc.
Redeemer Lutheran Church - Paul Schweitzer
Sanbower Builders, Inc.
Schwab Charitable Fund
Sloan Trust
South Mt. Creamery
Sovereign Grace Church Of Frederick
St. Peter’s Church - Libertytown
St. Peters Episcopal Church
Steven W. Reichard & Leigh Ann Reichard
Surreybrooke Gardens and Nursery
Swift Systems, Inc.
Target Corporation
The Ausherman Family Trust
The Bargain Box
The Charles Delmar Foundation
The George L. Shields Foundation, Inc.
The Joseph D. Baker Fund, Inc.
The Lord’s Church of Frederick
The Love of Christ Foundation, Inc.
The Nora Roberts Foundation
The Plamondon Companies
The Potters’ Guild
Thurmont Church of the Brethren
Thurmont United Methodist Church
United Way of Central Maryland
United Way of Frederick County, Inc.
Walmart
Wells Fargo Comm. Support Campaign
Wells Fargo Foundation
William E. Cross Foundation, Inc.
Wurth Revcar Fasteners
Yakabod, Inc.
YMCA
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
care givers
($500 - $999))
Daniel & Jacqueline Ward
Thomas Pearch
Alice Alkire
Allstate Insurance
Ted Allwardt
Jerry & Jane Baugher
Bruce & Bonnie Baust
Paula Biggs
Charles & Rita Billups
Glen & Teri Brake
Brian & Loree Childs
Shyam Choudhary
Robert Clagett
Gary & Paula Coffman
Jeff & Christine Colburn
Raymond & Linda Crough
Leif & Marybeth Dahl
Richard & Lori Davies
Christine Demas
Mike & Janet Dihmes
Thomas Dilling
Jeff & Liz Dodson
Emmitsburg Community Bible Church
Exotic Lumber, Inc.
Larry & Pamela Flickinger
Robert & MaryAnn Frank
Frederick County Deputy Sheriff’s Lodge 102
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Frederick Foot and Ankle
Frederick Mutual Insurance Co.
B Joanne Gaver
David & Sherrie Genson
Ashok & Dheeraj Goswami
Scott & Lisa Grant
Katrina Hallein
Paul Harvey
Eric & Kristi Hawley
Daryl Henry
Thomas & Patsy Houck
Linton, Shafer & Company, P.A.
John & Kathleen Bross
Frederick Maurhoff
Robert & Doris McCutcheon
Marc Meilleur
David & Elizabeth Menendez
Merrill Lynch
David Micol
Thomas & Tanya Obreiter
Robert & Gemma Ordonio
Peter & Elizabeth Pakenas
Players Fitness Performance
Anthony & Karen Poffenberger
Qiagen Sciences, LLC
Paul & Jane Reis
Reliable Recycling Center
Troy Remsburg
Howard & Pearl Mae Roberts
Kathleen Cantrel Ryan
Patrick & Erica Jo Saccoia
Eric & JoAnn Schittl
Dr. Sonja Sperlich
William Stull
Elizabeth Stup
Stephen & Marianne Stupar
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Keith & Pamela Thomas
Paul & Peggy Throne
Nelson Trout
Brian Tuckey
Raymond & Wanet Tyson
Walmart
Barry Weller
Wesley Chapel United Methodist Women
David Willis
Herman & Linda Willis
Ralph & Brenda Wolfe
Merv Yeagle
James & Cathy Zittle
Bechtel Employees Club
James George
Joyce Heptner
The Boeing Company
Holy Family Catholic Community
Allstate Giving Campaign
Kenneth & Michele Mills
Robert Ridings, Jr.
United Way of the National Capital Area
Bristol and Sons
David & Cynthia Tuscano
Designs of the Times
Edward & Carole Lee Garrett
Thomas & Sandra Skaggs
Norman & Carol Birzer
John & Brenda Rota
John & Chris Gregory
Brian & LeeAnn Rock
Alan & Dorothy Ashley
John & Donna Blizzard
Carolyn Chandler
Christ Lutheran Church of Damascus MD
William John & Mary Jean Dolan
Dennis & Kathleen Ford
Frederick Friends Meeting
Mark & Anne Hughes
Robert Jacobs
Keith & Therese Kwiatek
Alice Linton
Andrew & Nicole Ludlum
Thomas & Kimberly Malone
Kenneth Martz
Franklin & Cheryl McKy
E. L. Pacheco
Timothy & Angela Phillips
Harry & Deborah Roderick
Thomas & Sharon Rowlett
David Shiben
Jimmie & Joanne Spiller
St. Ignatius Loyala Roman Catholic Church
Strong Tower Christian Church
Robert Swart
Thomas & Lillian Vander Male
Stephen & Beverly McCardle
Margaret Burt
Roland Luhn
Enrico & Wilma A Conti
Dorla Shaffer
Michael & Nancy Vario
James & Sally Booth
David & Pamela Wachter
James Clement
Audrey Glass
Cecil & Mary Hathaway
Daniel Isoldi
Celeste Sanchez
David & Tina Delauter
Robert & Carol Brown
Providence United Methodist Church
partners
Active Network, LLC
Wayne Trout
Dan & Pamela Vanfossen
Catoctin Wildlife Perserve and Zoo
April Cook
Mark Helweick
Caroline Kuhlemeier
Bernard & Roseanne Lepri
Tracy Orzechowski
William & Lynne Price Richard Roark
Weller United Methodist Church Missions
AT&T Employee Giving Campaign
Wegmans Food Market, Inc.
Chuck Wade Landscaping
William & Tracy Breslin Marilynn Dennison
Jacques De Molay Commandery 4
Gary Lockett
Evangelical Ministerial Fellowship
J. Thomas & Eleaner Gilbert
Rev. Raymond Moreland
Rotary Club of Carroll Creek
John & Melanie Trombatore
Sarah Buchhalter
Global Mission Church Greater Washington
David & Andrea Hochheiser
John & Sharon Kennedy
Pry’s Custom Butcher
Lisa Williams
Guy & Tricia Mutchler
Sandy Spring Bank
Clark & Virginia Davis
Tom & Colleen Geppi
Thomas & Susan Smrcka Kloc
Amy Newton
In-Kind partners
American Disposal Systems, Inc.
AT&T
Auntie Anne’s Pretzels
Baltimore Coffee
BB&T
BDR Express
BKG Media and Promotion, LLC
Bob Evans
Bonefish Grill
Calvary United Methodist Church
Carabba’s Italian Grill
Catoctin Wildlife Perserve and Zoo
Cedar Ridge Remodeling Company, LLC
Chipotle
Christ Lutheran Church
Clearview Commodities
Coca-Cola
Common Market
Costco Wholesale
Dairy Maid Dairy, Inc.
Designs of the Times
Donald Huscha
Dunkin’ Donuts
Dutch’s Daughter Restaurant
Fema
Food Lion
FoodPRO
For Eyes
Frederick Keys Baseball Team
Frito Lay
George Delaplaine
Giant Eagle
Giant Food
Hampton Inn
HoneyBaked Ham
If The Shoe Fits, INC
Katherine Flook
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Longhorn Steakhouse
Luray Caverns Corporation
Maryland Food Bank
MOM’S My Organic Market
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Geppi
Panera Bread
Papa Murphy’s
Pepsi-Cola
Pilgrims Pride
Pry’s Custom Butcher
Red Lobster
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Safeway Food
Sam’s Club
Save-A-Lot Warehouse
Second Story Books
SheetZ
Shenandoah Family Farms
South Mt. Creamery
Starbucks
Thomas’ English Muffins
Walmart
WaWa Market
Wegmans Food Market Inc.
Weis Market
Weston Bakery/Bimbo Bakery
Wonder Book & Video
YMCA
Zipanis Bagels
2015 ANNUAL REPORT
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mike Vario
President
Sue Basford
Russ Horman
Monica Kolbay
Barry Salisbury
Vice President
Doug Ochs
Secretary
Alyce Luck
Jim Nicholson
Charlie Powers
Ed Garret
Treasurer
Mike Schuchardt
Greg Seldon
Charlie Smith
STAFF
Arnold Farlow
Executive Director
Andy Anderson
Kitchen Manager
Teri Kwiatek
Outreach Ministry Coordinator
Amy Newton
Director of Finance
Carolyn Chandler
Volunteer Coordinator
Greg Lamp
Rescued Treasures Program Manager
Carol Stanfield
Director of Compassion Ministries
Elizabeth Farlow
Public Relations and Website Specialist
Valerie Moore
Development Assistant
Jeff Colburn
Director of the CLRP
Gus Gilliam
Food Services Driver
Guy Mutchler
Manager of Facilities and Food Acquisition
Kathy Schey
Faith House Program Director
Mike Greenberg
Public Relations Manager
Jake Sexton
CLRP Case Manager
Carlton Hill
Residential Manager