Philomath Community Services Inc.

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“To bring neighbors together - as volunteers and donors - to ensure everyone in western benton county is fed, warm, and valued by providing a variety of social services to meet their needs: "glean and share food, wood, and other household goods with vulnerable families as well as other partner agencies "provide monthly emergency food boxes for vulnerable families "provide families with clothing for their growing children "build a collective garden to grow food for the community "provide families with a holiday food basket, a hygiene basket, and gifts for their children”

“Philomath community gleaners the philomath community gleaners help to feed the hungry by harvesting local food that would otherwise go to waste and distributing it back to gleaner members, who are often the most vulnerable citizens in our service area. Among our gleaners are seniors on fixed income, people with disabilities, and families with children. Gleaner volunteers share the food and firewood they harvest with "adoptees," people who are unable to physically contribute the required time and effort of gleaning. Besides the income eligibility, gleaners have a work requirement to maintain their membership. Wood sharing is also a component of the gleaners program. Donated firewood is cut, collected, and shared among group members and others who need wood as a fuel source. Gleaners operate in affiliation with linn benton food share. In 2019, philomath community gleaners served 465 individuals and 84 adoptee families, and processed 902,627 pounds of food, including 55,037 pounds to partner agencies. Gleaners donated 16,383 hours of work and donated 21,152 miles.”

“Philomath food bank: the philomath food bank distributes fresh and shelf-stable food to the philomath and western benton county communities. A typical distribution includes fresh fruit and vegetables, milk, eggs, meat, cheese, frozen vegetables, and canned food in addition to flour, oil. Cereal etc. Clients shop in a grocery store style setting, enabling them to get the food they want, need, and will use monthly. To help clients eat healthier, we regularly include recipes featuring food bank items. For some recipes we offer in-store samples and have kits with most of the recipe ingredients to take home. The food bank also provides personal items that snap (supplemental nutrition assistance program) does not cover: soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothbrushes, toothpaste, tampons, and emergency blankets. The food bank partners with linn-benton food share and usda to serve our clients and distribute information on snap, housing, and other programs. We also distribute and collect applications for programs like the thanksgiving dinner and holiday cheer. In 2019, 22 volunteers worked 2,350 hours to serve 1,009 individuals.”

“June's kids kloset june's kids kloset (jkk) offers free, clean, gently used, and some new clothing for all seasons, as well as quilts and blankets to families with children in benton county, oregon. Jkk offers clothing and shoes to children from newborn through high school, providing coats, shoes, pants, shirts, dresses, underwear, and socks. Newborn layettes include diapers, wipes, bottles, formula, pajamas, and baby clothes. Most of the clothing is received from generous donations from the community, supplemented by new purchases of items like pajamas, socks and underwear. Also offered are some school supplies for children such as paper, notebooks, backpacks, pencils, crayons, and glue. To help encourage reading, june's kids kloset offers books to families. In 2019, jkk provided clothing to 1,273 children, distributed 4,354 pounds of clothing to families, and volunteers worked 1,694 hours to serve clients and process 5,396 pounds of clothing donations.”

“Lupe's community garden 685 pounds of produce were grown and donated to the philomath food bank through the efforts of 205 volunteer hours. Additional produce was donated to volunteer families. Holiday cheer program using community goodwill and contributions, the holiday cheer program offers aid to local families who need assistance and cheer during the holiday season. A holiday meal and hygiene basket are given to qualifying families with children. Gifts for children from newborn to age 18 years are provided as well, mainly through sponsorships. In 2019, holiday cheer served 62 families, including 147 children and 105 aduults. Holiday cheer was orchestrated entirely by the work of 25 voluunteers over 325 hours from april through decembeer, 2019. Food was purchased through linn benton food share, or donated, for a total cost of 1,053.12, 100% of hygiene baskets were donated by sponsors, estimated at 2,800.00 in in-kind gifts. Twenty-one sponsors donated nearly 100% of the gifts that holiday cheer provided to families in philomath in december, 2019 estimated at nearly 11,000.00 in in-kind gifts, or 75 per child.”

“Book / tax depreciation difference 840 change in restricted net assets 3,101 total 3,941”