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Leave a Legacy with All Faiths Food Bank by including the food bank in your will or estate plans and become a member of our Ending Hunger Society.
In acknowledgment of your commitment to ending hunger in our community, you will be invited to special events and receive an annual Legacy newsletter.
Timothy Taylor Brings Professional Experience In Finance Logistics Operations And Business Analytics To Role With Area’s Only Food Bank
As its longtime chief financial officer embarks on his retirement, All Faiths Food Bank has hired Timothy Taylor as its new CFO. Taylor brings extensive professional experience in finance, logistics, operations, and business analytics to his role with the areas only food bank and largest hunger relief organization.
In this position, Taylor will be responsible for providing leadership for the financial reporting and operations of the organization, including managing all day-to-day financial and accounting functions, recording, and reporting for the organization, in accordance with GAAP and other regulatory requirements. He will work collaboratively with department leaders to create budgets and department reports, provide strategic direction, and support the mission of All Faiths. Taylor will also be responsible for the analysis of financial trends as well as managing IT.
Im very excited to be joining such a great organization and its outstanding senior leadership team,” Taylor said. “I am looking forward to working with all of the work areas at AFFB and with our neighbors in the community, to optimize benefit delivery through efficient financial stewardship of contributions from our donor partners.
Events Planned For Stadiums In North Port And Central Sarasota On May 9 & 16
All Faiths Food Bank is organizing two mass food distributions in Sarasota County this month to help residents impacted by COVID-19. The events will take place in the parking lots at CoolToday Park on May 9 and Ed Smith Stadium on May 16. Both distributions which are first come, first-served will begin at 9 a.m. and continue until food runs out or 2 p.m. The National Guard will provide on-site assistance with the massive effort.
The event is planned for people who are recently unemployed or impacted by COVID-19. Florida led the nation in unemployment claims last week, with over 180,000 more than 900,000 jobless Floridians have submitted claims since mid-March. All Faiths expects to serve as many as 4,600 community members at each location.
“We want area families struggling with the loss of jobs, or whose businesses that have been forced to close due to the pandemic, to know that we are here for them,” said Food Bank CEO Sandra Frank. “For many in our community, hunger is something that happens to other people. But now, with the current state of the economy, we all know someone who has lost their job, or been forced to shutter their business, and is facing financial challenges.”
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Laura Mobile Pantry Volunteer And Client Story Collector
Ive been involved with the incredible organization All Faiths Food Bank since the summer helping lift boxes of food, sort, pack and placing bags into open trunks of waiting cars.
The grateful thank yous from mothers with children in back seats, housekeepers with buckets and cleaning supplies in their trunks, older couples many who never expected to be in these lines will always remain with me. My job is to interview clients open to sharing their stories at Mobile Pantries.
Walking among the lines of cars in the parking lot of my former High School, I spoke with people from all walks of life. Stories, even laughtergrateful clients and the hardworking volunteers Ive been fortunate to work alongside. I am incredibly humbled, I believe most people are good, and I hope to hold this feeling. I hope we can all remember to be kind to one another and see the best in our fellow humans.
Find Out What’s Happening In Sarasotawith Free Real
The Food Bank has taken special measures to remove barriers to assistance: there will be no registration or approval process, and no collection of information on-site. Social distancing and no-touch strategies will be observed food will be distributed via drive-thru and placed directly into the trunks of cars. Attendees will also receive information about additional Food Bank locations where groceries are available.
News stories continue to highlight the desperate plight of farmers forced to destroy fields of crops and local dairy farmers dumping milk down drains because demand has dried up while, simultaneously, an unprecedented number of families cant afford enough food. The Food Bank has purchased nearly 10,000 gallons of milk from Dakin Dairy Farms and produce from local Florida farmers, obtained with support from Feeding Florida . These foodstuffs will be distributed at the May events.
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All Faiths Food Bank To Distribute Water Food
SARASOTA, Fla. – All Faiths Food Bank the only food bank and largest hunger relief organization in Sarasota and DeSoto counties is one of the lead emergency response organizations in Sarasota and DeSoto counties and the State of Florida.
All Faiths Food bank has announced the following three locations in Sarasota as distribution sites for food and water:
Church of the Palms : Friday, September 30, 12-5 p.m.
All Faiths Food Bank : Friday, September 30, 4-6 p.m.
St. Paul Lutheran Church : Saturday, October 1, 9-10:30 a.m.
At this time, All Faiths Food Bank operations team members are scouting locations in North Port where distributions might be possible. Further details to be announced as they become available. In advance of the storm, water and emergency meals were delivered to the DeSoto Emergency Operations Center and the Arcadia Housing Authority.
Community members are urged to visit All Faiths Food Banks website for up-to-date additional sites.
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Ivan & Judith Mobile Pantry Volunteers And Donors
We are so thrilled with our experience at All Faiths Food Bank. We have been donors for some time but now with other activities and commitments on pause, it has been a great time to get involved more fully with All Faiths and we have been so happy to do so! We have volunteered a good deal and have found All Faiths to be so well organized, which is critical when you do so much! In addition, having completed our first mobile food pantry, which is our real passion, we are even more thrilled. It was beyond hot and after the first hour of packing frozen meats and then 2+ hours giving out 15lb boxes of fruits and veggies, we were soaked and tired, but proud to be part of it all.
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Hurricane Ian Recovery Updates & Resources
- The Solid Waste Division has resumed its normal garbage and recycling collection schedule, and storm debris pickups are underway.
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Apply for federal assistance at disasterassistance.gov or visit the Disaster Recovery Center at Shannon Staub Library, 4675 Career Lane. Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
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Repairs to Price Boulevard are underway. The McCaughey Waterway crossing has been repaired and Price is reopen to traffic between Salford and Cranberry boulevards.
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Who We Are
All Faiths Food Bank was founded by a group of individuals who, through their respective organizations, were feeding the hungry. They combined efforts in 1989 to incorporate as a 501 nonprofit organization. Since then, AFFB has been the only Food Bank serving Sarasota and DeSoto Counties. It has been a Certified Member of Feeding America since 1990.
In 2016, the Food Bank changed its mission representing a shift in how we address hunger and an understanding that hunger is a health issue. Since then AFFBs new mission has been: Together with our partners, we provide healthy solutions to end hunger in our community.
In 2018 a new brand was born one that is fresh, engaging, and mission-implicit in design. The new brand logo visually re-defines and energizes AFFB underneath our mission to provide healthy solutions to end hunger in our community.