Share Food Program Inc.

“Copy of form 990 was provided to the executive director and board members for review prior to filing.”

“Any potential conflict of interest goes before the board of directors for resolution.”

“Personnel committee, finance committee, and board of trustees meet annualy to determine salary and staffing needs. Compensation is determined and approved based on comparable organization data, performance evaluations and overall economic conditions.”

“Process is consistent with compensation process for ceo”

“Documents may be reviewed upon request.”

“Form 990 - organization's mission or most significant activities as the largest serving hunger-relief organization in the philadelphia region, share's mission is reducing regional food insecurity by providing nourishing food to a network of community-based partners and directly to individuals in need. Over the course of the fiscal year, share served more than 1,000,000 unique individuals in philadelphia, bucks, chester, delaware, and montgomery counties. Form 990 - organization's mission share food program leads the fight against food insecurity in the greater philadelphia region by serving an expansive, quality partner network of community-based organizations and school districts engaged in food distribution, education, and food justice advocacy.”

“Volunteers assist in preparation and delivery of food to recipients.”

“Community food programs-share food program's ("share") core offerings include the administration of the emergency food assistance program (tefap), through which it ensures that hungry residents have equitable access to nourishing food. The agency is also the only nonprofit in the nation to manage the regional national school lunch program, providing nutritious food to the region's 305,000 students across 800 schools and 70 districts. In addition, share feeds 7,500+ vulnerable older adults through its senior food box program and leads the region in home deliveries of food assistance to seniors, with more than 4,400 receiving food boxes directly at their doorstep through an innovative partnership with doordash. Its philly food rescue program sources surplus food and redistributes it to communities in need, diverting 500,000 lbs. Of fresh food from landfills every month. Nice roots farm, share's onsite urban agricultural education project, donates over 4,500 lbs. Of organic produce to the surrounding community each year.”