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One Face Reflects the Plight of Thousands...
How can one measure the success of a volunteer, dollars donated and the impact an organization has on thousands of
children? Feed Lucas County Children, Inc (FLCC) is only 8 years old, and has been successful with very measurable results.
FLCC is the advocate for child hunger relief, providing hot balanced meals directly to hungry children throughout Lucas County.
FIRST YEAR: 7,240 meals were served to at-risk children utilizing 11 volunteers
EIGHT YEARS LATER: 179,870 meals were served to at-risk children through 262 volunteers.
This was accomplished in 12 short weeks and involved 90 organizations. Imagine the results when Feed Lucas County
Children, Inc embraces the remaining groups in the community and helps them achieve the fi nal step in reaching the
16,000 children not yet receiving this type of support!
An increasing number of organizations are identifying greater results in children’s grades when education is combined
with well balanced meals supplied by FLCC.
Forty organizations have recently partnered with FLCC to supply roughly 130,000 meals/snacks to support the inaugural
After School Tutoring program. The altruistic impact is astonishing when you step back and look at this big picture. The
question was recently asked, “What would happen if this non-profi t was not able to supply these meals?” Society of St
Vincent de Paul stated that all agencies would feel a huge loss.
Many agencies along with compassionate people are working together under one mission to help children. Commendably, no
one is trying to beat their own personal drum. With their collaboration and your support, Feed Lucas County Children, Inc has
been able to help others have a huge impact on the future of more children. Measurable results, a transparent program and your
support are the reasons why FLCC is slowly ending hunger through the county. Reference Tony P. Siebeneck, Executive Director
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Copyright © 2010 Feed Lucas County Children Inc., All rights reserved
In accordance with Federal law and US Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue SW, Washington DC 20250-9410 or call 202-720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
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