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About IFCIn 1963, a group of seven local women united their volunteer efforts to address the conditions of poverty in Chapel Hill and Carrboro. More than five decades later, the Inter-Faith Council continues its mission to confront the causes and respond to the effects of poverty in our community.

INTER-FAITH COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SERVICE

Cover Art-Jeff Hackney Design

TOGETHER

WE ARE IFC

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IFC PROGRAMSRESIDENTIAL SERVICESIFC @ SECU Community House: Shelter for Men1315 Martin Luther King Blvd Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Phone: 919-967-1086HomeStart: Shelter for Women and Families Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Phone: 919-932-6025Community House and HomeStart are the only shelters in Orange County for homeless men, women and families. Both locations provide safe living accommodations, meals, and laundry facilities for residents. Staff and volunteer case managers support residents transitioning from homelessness to permanent housing in the community by offering assistance with housing applications, job coaching, and access to needed resources like medical and dental care, mental health or substance use treatment, and clothing. Both locations also provide emergency shelter during inclement weather. The Robert Nixon Clinic, sponsored by UNC Health Care, is located at Community House. Piedmont Health Services coordinates on-site medical, dental and behavioral health care available to all IFC residents.Permanent Supportive Housing and Rapid Re-Housing Case managers provide rental assistance for scattered-site, market-rate housing units. Once residents are housed, the case manager is available to troubleshoot issues with landlords or neighbors, and facilitate access to needed resources. These may include mental health and substance use treatment, medical or dental care, food, clothing, credit repair, and financial or job search assistance. Participants are encouraged to identify natural supports – neighbors, faith community

members – and integrate into community life.Rapid Re-Housing is a temporary program for homeless people, who need short-term support. Permanent Supportive Housing supports the 14 most vulnerable, chronically homeless residents, as determined by the Orange County Partnership to End Homelessness.

COMMUNITY SERVICESCommunity Kitchen100 W. Rosemary Street Chapel Hill, NC 27516  Phone: 919-967-0643The Community Kitchen serves free meals to anyone who is hungry: lunch every day and dinner every weekday. Nearly all of the food is donated, and volunteer groups prepare, serve and clean up, in addition to helping pick up, sort, and store food. The Kitchen serves almost 40,000 meals every year and also sends out food to low-income senior housing residents and partner food pantries every week.Food Pantry110 W. Main Street Carrboro, NC 27510  Phone: 919-929-6380The Food Pantry provides around 1,100 bags of groceries to people who live or work in Chapel Hill/Carrboro and need help stretching their grocery budget. Food pantry members may come as often as every month, but on average visit twice a year. Emergency Assistance110 W. Main Street Carrboro, NC 27510  Phone: 919-929-6380Emergency assistance is available to anyone who lives or works in Chapel Hill/Carrboro and faces destabilizing economic uncertainty, illness, or acute hardship. Services include financial assistance for rent, utilities, or essential medication; vouchers for clothing or transportation; help obtaining

government identification or earned benefits; information and referrals to existing community resources; access to restrooms; and a permanent address for mail delivery. Community Building & AdvocacyIFC confronts the causes of poverty by fostering belonging and resilience through collective action. In partnership with Justice United and the Community Empowerment Fund, we are developing local leaders at monthly meetings, where those experiencing poverty and homelessness strengthen their social networks, build their advocacy skills and prepare to raise their voices in public policy forums. We stand with our residents and members to address head on the issues that prevent full participation in community life: lack of affordable housing and living wage employment, food insecurity, insufficient public transit, and more.

Inter-Faith Council for Social ServiceBoard of Directors

Kathleen Herr, President • Joseph Liegl, Vice President • Melba Ribeiro-Doll, Treasurer • Amy Rix, Secretary Susan Berendzen • Bernadine Cobb • Molly De Marco • David Mateo

Jennifer Player • Will Rose • Anthony Sharp • Bettina Shuford • Keith Taylor • Sharon Van Horn Honorary Life Board Member: Robert Seymour

IFC Staff RosterExecutive Director: Jackie Jenks

Director of Development: Anna MacDonald

Community Services Director: Kristin Lavergne

Finance & Operations Director: Jeff Causey

Residential Services Director: Stephani Kilpatrick

Community Kitchen Manager: Bill Culton

Community House Program Manager: Megan Raymond

HomeStart Program Manager: Rex Mercer

Finance and Operations Associate:

Tara StephensonProject Manager:

Allan RosenClient Services Representatives:

Shannon Gigliotti, Valeria Hernandez, Gricelidy MarreroCommunity House Kitchen

Coordinator: OpenCase Managers:

Gwynne Pomeroy, Sean O’Hare, Bernestine Austin

Permanent Supportive Housing Case Manager: Debra Vestal

Rapid Re-Housing Case Manager: Kat Wies

Facilities Staff: Wesley Norwood, Sylvester Bethea

Kitchen Staff: Robert Barnes, James Dunn, Brian NeaderResidential Staff: Joline Coe,

Mary Ann Dyson, Shanesha Farrington,

Charlotte Horton, Chris Horton, Anna Kenion, Rhonda Lee,

Yvette Matthews, Kris Quick, Wendy Tetteh, LaBrone Wade,

Greg Watrous, Algin Wiley

Published by the Inter-Faith Council for Social Service

A United Way Agency

110 W. Main Street Carrboro, NC 27510

Phone: (919) 929-6380 Fax: (919) 929-3353

Email: info@ifcmailbox.org Web: ifcweb.org; ifcfoodfirst.org

Visit us on Facebook & Twitter!

Volunteer Opportunities

IFC depends on volunteers at all of our sites with a wide variety of availability, interests, and skills.

Visit www.ifcweb.org/volunteer to learn about IFC’s current needs.

We welcome individuals and groups.

In Memoriam

Jean AllinRita Baldwin

Patricia Boutelle James Earl Craig

Vicky CurrieJames Thomas Keeter, Sr.

Marcus McLaughlinStephen Taylor

Ty WestrayNarvell Williams

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Together, We Are IFC

Dear Friends,You are more than a list. You’re a force for good.In the following pages, you’ll find a living, breathing network of caring folks like you. Together, you make worlds of difference for individual men, women, and kids. You have also said yes to making this a different kind of community from the bottom up. One where everyone’s basic needs are met, including dignified and affordable housing, an abundance of healthy food, and meaningful social connection.Relieving the stress of povertyResponding to poverty’s effects - hunger, homelessness, social isolation - is easier to imagine than confronting its causes. You feed a child. You shelter a veteran and connect her to resources to get her back on her feet. You provide rent and utility assistance when dad is in between jobs so his family doesn’t lose the apartment, too. Thanks to you, families receive support and feel that deep sense of relief at IFC every day.

In 2017, you helped:• Keep 1,465 families housed with assistance and support• Send home 13,843 bags of groceries• Serve 66,515 hot meals• Provide 33,166 nights of shelter • Move 64 individuals and families into permanent housing

Asking the bigger questionsWe also can’t meet the existing need. Phone calls for help always outnumber appointments. Community House and HomeStart regularly turn men, women and families away. It’s very hard to move people out of the shelters, since affordable housing is scarce.You’re in good company when you start asking bigger questions. What causes poverty? What causes wealth? How do we change the system so fewer people need relief in the first place?In a 1995 interview, Mildred Berkeley said, “what we were doing was not enough.” A First Baptist member, Mildred helped start Community House and Community Kitchen. She cooked and volunteered as a receptionist. She gave so much that IFC named the Volunteer of the Year award after her. She also felt like IFC was not addressing problems on a deep enough level. Mildred was surely not the first and will not be the last.

Investing in deep changeIFC has recently re-focused on confronting the causes of poverty. The goal - to meet people’s basic needs - is the same. The strategies – advocacy and community building – are different. It requires joining with you, community partners, and our local government allies. The work is complex, and it will take longer to see results. But, deepening your investment is necessary to make lasting change.

• Your gifts support our democracy. You’re creating local leaders and engaged citizens through Meeting of the Minds. Residents and members organize for quality of life changes in the IFC shelters and advocate in public policy arenas for affordable housing, accessible transit, and living-wage jobs.

• Volunteers, members, staff, and board members recently formed a Racial Equity Team, facilitated by consultant Tina Vasquez, to guide IFC toward becoming an anti-racist social change organization. This work also means looking internally to make sure IFC’s systems aren’t perpetuating poverty and racism.

• You’re helping us learn and work to implement best practices, such as trauma-informed care, low-barrier shelter, conflict resolution, and Housing First models.

• We multiply the impact of your support by collaborating with the Orange County Affordable Housing Coalition and Justice United to develop affordable housing for residents with fixed or very low incomes. Most recently, a group of 12 Community House residents gave feedback to the Town of Chapel Hill about planned affordable housing on Homestead Road.

Building a just community takes intention and sustained effort. It also means – literally – that every single one of you is part of this work. We can’t thank you enough for opting in and standing with us.

Together, we are IFC.

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2017 DonorsWe have made every effort to ensure that this list, which includes both 2017 annual fund and capital donors, is as accurate and complete as possible. Please accept our sincere and advance apologies should you discover any mistakes. Feel free to contact me at 919-929-6380 ext. 15 or amacdonald@ifcmailbox.org with questions or corrections. We value your commitment and feedback.

Thank you on behalf of our staff, board, members and residents,

Anna MacDonald, Director of Development

IFC 2017 Individuals

Sustainer ($5,000 or more)Anonymous (8)John Becton and Nancy

TannenbaumThomas and Janet CleggDick and Ginger CliffordLouise CliffordKatherine FlinnMichael Freedberg and Elaine

MangrumJoan GillingsLisa and Steve JonesEstate of Henry and Betty

LandsbergerJoseph LieglMary Goddard Pickens Fund

of Triangle Community Foundation

Harriet and D.G. Martin, Jr.Robert and Elizabeth NielsenFlorence and James PeacockWoody Setzer and Carol ProkopPam and Mike ReedWyndham RobertsonRose Giving FundCarol and Coleman RossRobert SeymourAndrew and Margaret SiltonJames StewartIsabel and Keith TaylorDaniel and Genene UyesatoSharon Van Horn and Steven

LernerJoAnne and William West

Benefactor ($1,000 - $4,999)Anonymous (34)Agnes & W. L. Van Sant Fund

of Triangle Community Foundation

Ann Baker and Mike LieneschFrank Baumgartner and Jennifer

ThompsonAnne Beaven and Margaret LoueyJack and Nancy BenjaminBernice BergupTerry Blanken and Dennis

SwartslanderMary and David BlytheGrace BrashearIrene and Alan BriggamanKathryn BrittonPatricia and Willis BrooksJane BruceJames and Elizabeth BryanMargaret BuckleyJulie and Michael ByerleySanto CaivanoChristopher CallowayVirginia CarsonMatt and Suzanne CaseJeff and Paige ChandlerNeal and Nancy Cheek

Portia and Norman ChristensenCresha and George CiancioloCharles ClearyMunroe and Becky CobeyDorothy Dale PollackFrederic and Jane DalldorfBronwyn and John de FigueiredoElizabeth DickinsonPat and John DorwardRobert Dowling and Bethaney

DaleSusan Paddock DoyleShelley and Joanne EarpMatthew FajackBill and Nina FalconerEllen FallonWalter FehrMark FoskeyKevin Foy and Nancy FederAl GoshawMichael GoyMary GravesGregg-Springer Fund at Fidelity

CharitableKennis and Billie Neese GroganElise GuthridgeRajih and Darlene HaddawiCarol Jane HazardDottie HeningerDaniel and Kathleen HerrCharles HicksMatthew and Anne HolwayJin-Liern HongDaniel and Eleanor HoweKelly and Kyle HunterKathleen and Franz JohnsonFred and Rebecca KamenyBetty LandsbergerMichael LargenJames and Dianne Leloudis

Reid and Catherine LernerAnthony and Julie LindseyAnn and Christopher LutesPeggy LutherHugh and Lianne MacGregorMichael and Karen MacklinDoug and Areatha MendenhallAdam and Jennifer MersereauRuss and Martha MersereauMargaret MillerJoan and Gustavo

MontanaJohn Morris, Jr.Tom Munk and Jennifer

LeemanAva and Lee NackmanBiruta and Larry NielsenTom and Mary O’DwyerMargaret OlsenGirish and Poonam

PandeTony Patterson and

Jeannette JohnsonMark Peifer and Carol

Ann McCormickJeffrey and Sandra PickeringHarold J. Quinn Fund of Triangle

Community FoundationRed Pond Paradise FundSteve and Carol RichardsTim and Lori RoweAndrew Sachs and Katherine

MurphyApril and Joseph SalamaDavid Schanzer and Elizabeth

LososSusie SchoplerSally Wood and Niko SchutteCheryl and Scott SchwabLibby Searles-Bohs and Larry

BohsKathleen and Todd Shapley-

QuinnBettina ShufordLee SmithHoward Smither and Ann

WoodwardPhilip and Lucia StadterCelisa SteeleSusan and David KeeseeAmy and Michael TiemannPatricia and Ken TouwJames and Alison VernonDouglas Wait and Sharon LeavittPeter and Julie WarshawScollay WhitneyMinna and Haven WileyJean and Chuck WilsonJoyce and Steve WinterbottomJim and Bonnie YankaskasMark and Stacey YuskoDaniel Zipple and Sandra Newton

Patron ($500 - $999)Anonymous (29)

Peter Aitken and Maxine OkazakiAmir and Christy AnsarijaberiTrevor and Janet ArcherLucy AustinKeith BaldwinSharon and James BarrettNathan and Rachel BearmanWilliam Bennett and Virginia

SickbertFrank and Sally BinkowskiDonald BoultonAnn BradyCynthia BroderiusKeith and Nancy BrownKenneth and Kathryn BullockKerry Bullock-Ozkan and

Ibrahim OzkanKathryn Cloughly and Brian

MawbyManuel Louis Costa, Jr. and

Nancy Park

Susan Berendzen and Cody DeenAdrienne CoxAllison and Gregory CrawfordMarion CrossAsta CroweMichael CrowellCatherine DevineAnn and Max Drake, Jr.Mark DriscollGreg Duyck and Anne MenkensRobert EptingShauna and Tom FarmerJames FosterPaula Gilbert and Stanley

HauerwasJill GodwinSarah Grant and Jeff DanglGlen and Michelle GreenstreetJudy HallmanPaul and Sarah HaskellJohn HastingsJ. William HaysCharles and Paula HeadPamela and Bradley HemmingerAnn HenleyAnn HillenbrandJames Holloway and Linda

VarblowPeggy and Paul IsingKatie JacksonKonrad and Hannelore JarauschPriscilla and David JenkinsGene and Margaret JohnsonAnne and William Kerwin, Jr.Sue and Tom KrebsBenjamin Landman and Jennifer

FeldmanGlenn and Monica LazarusNorman and Sonna LoewenthalKaty and Roy MacDonald

IFC provides more than just social services, but dignity as well. I am happy to support IFC’s mission because we are all one human family, and by helping one, we help everyone.

- Jen G, donor

I believe that in life talent is distributed equally among people. However, opportunity is not. By providing people with the basic necessities, it allows them the opportunity to grow and discover their talents and contributions to society. IFC does that for our community

-Dina A, donor

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Katherine MartynJennifer McCaffertyRoss and Margaret McKinneyMeredith S. Foltz and Gary B.

Davis Charitable TrustH. Clay Miller IIIRoger Mitchell and Lynne

O’BrienGary MitchellPatricia MorganAnne Mulkern and Larry RainesPamela Nielsen and Lawrence

McManus, Jr.John NorthernWilliam and Paige O’LuanaighSherman and Janice OwensDebmalya PanigrahiMichael Parker and Linda PragerSabrina and Bradford PowellLinda PrestonPhilip and Peg ReesMelba Ribeiro-DollZiggy and Michele Rivkin-FishCarolyn and Paul RizzaJamie and William RohePaul and Ruth Ann SchwenkeKatherine ScottJerome and Katherine SeatonCarol Land & Barry SlobinLucy and Sidney Smith, Jr.Stetson and Wilks Fund at

Fidelity CharitableSusan and William StoneSvetkey-Van Der Horst Fund

of Triangle Community Foundation

The Gordon Family Charitable Fund

The Sparling Family Fund of Triangle Community Foundation

Sarah ThuesenGary Tiller and Maggie Tiller-

GradisonAllen and Kate TorreyNancy TunnessenAmos and Beverley TyndallTed and Betsy VadenVivian and Barney VarnerAnn and Roger WaldonRosemary and Gerhart WaldorfPatrick Wallace and Laurie

McNeilTrent and Lise WilliamsEllen and Joseph WittigKarin YeattsTim and Ginger Zurliene

Partners ($250-499)Anonymous (35)Theresa and Art AlbinBruce AllenJoseph AlvarezAndrew and Sarah

ArmstrongCarol Arnosti and

Andreas TeskeGregory and Laine AtchisonLeah AustinTom and Carol BaerJohn BaneKitty BergelPhilip and Mary Alice BlankPatricia and William BlauDavid and Lynne BookhoutDonald and Susan BrewerMaurice and Mary Brookhart

Anne and Charles BurnsMaurice and Joan BurseyKaren and Joe CarrJason CasdenShabari CaseEtsuyo ChoiAmanda ChuncoBlanche ClarkLaura and Jeffrey ClarkJane CluniePaul ColeEdward and Valerie CollinsJoseph CollinsLaurie CousartReed DallmannKathleen Dalton and Timothy

CareyJames and Joanne DamonCaroline and Dirk DegenaarsStephanie Marie DelongRobert and Ann DemaineSherrie DouglasPerry DowdCasey DowdShelby and Noel DunivantJoan and Thomas East, Jr.John EylesLaurel FilesGeorge Fitzpatrick and

Laureen LopezKaren FloydMichael Fox and Missy Julian-FoxRachel FrawleyVirginia and Frank FrenchMartin and Nicci GafinowitzMary GarrenLadnor and Shirley GeissingerDeborah GibbsSteven GreinerGeorge and Janet GrosserDavid and Rose HalperinCarl HankeHeidi HarkinsHartman Family Fund of

the Triangle Community Foundation

Nancy HearonDavid and Linda HeiligDavid and Leslie HensonJon and Kate HenzJeff HerrickMegan and Miles Highsmith

Cole HobbsHelen and Ken HollandMark and Eleanor HollinsJames and Adrienne HowardSylvia and Paul HubbardKevin and Kista HurleyBetty HuttonEleanor KealeySamir KeladaHaig Khachatoorian and Frances

Gravely

Rick KiernanJames and Sally KocherMichael KowolenkoKress and Zanella Fund at

Schwab CharitableMichael and Marjorie LancasterNancy Lane and Paul NewellPeter and Kristina LeeJeffrey Laux and Mariska

Leunissen

Edward Levin and Risa HillerLinda LevitchMatt and Kimberly LieglCarlos LimaPaul and Caroline LindsayBob and Kathleen LowmanRobert MacCallumMort and Cheryl MalkinDouglas MarKelly Maxwell and Richard PierceJill and William McArdleIna McCoyJoAnn McJunkinLori McLambLisa McQuayMichele MeletM. L. MelvilleCharles MitchellDebbie MontagueSallie MooreJoseph and Barbara MoranGene NicholLeon NiegelskyDaniel and Elizabeth NordElizabeth O’ConnorJulianne O’DanielMichelle PattersonStanley and Carolyn PeeleJennifer and Jon PlayerEdwin and Nancy PrestonCathy and William PrimackChris and Sharon RingwaltPeter and Alyce RizzoloWhitney RobinsonBarbara RodbellMargaret Anne RookJeffrey and Virginia RungeRichard SchlechtMark ScurriaDavid ShickDavid and Janice SidorWilliam SieredzkiNaomi SlifkinLinnea SmithWilliam and Lisa Soeters

Fred and Helen SpielmanSally Stearns and Raymond

ThomasMarian StephensonCarolyn StuartUrsula StumpfJames Summerville, Jr.Ralph and Virginia TaylorFranklin and Monica TewHugh Tilson and Gaylia Jean

HarryMarcia TuttleCindy UnderwoodShirley and Stephen Van ClayDaniel and Saritha VermeerAndrea Vizoso and Andrew ShortSiegfried WenzelDavid and Elizabeth WestBetty Pritchett White and

Raymond WhiteDouglas and Sherry WhitleyHenry and Mary Doggett

WilkinsonLouise WilliamsRobert and Diane WillisCarole and J. Bradley WilsonPeter and Patricia WilsonJohn and Ashley WilsonAlan James Young

Friend ($1 - $249)Anonymous (169)Dina AdimariSabrina Aguilar SimonJohn Alderson and Michele RivestWilliam and Jessica AlexanderPeter and Krista AlexanderLaurie and Syd AlexanderRobert AlfieriCatherine AlguireSuzanne AllenJanet AllenZena AlmanJohn and Barbara AluisePaula and Chris AmbrozicWilliam and Leslie AndersenSue and Larry AndersonMary and Michael AndrewsRichard AndrewsWilliam and Charron AndrewsLisa and Bolton AnthonyMichael and Michelle ArlottoBob and Bobbie ArmstrongCarlotta ArmstrongMartha ArnoldMatthew and Christine

ArnsbergerJohn, Mildred and Brian ArtleyThangam ArumughamMadelyn AshleyLyndi AstraikisRebecca AtkinsColin and Jill Hemming AustinKathy AustinJessica AylorGurnam and Martha BajwaNapier and Charla BakerTamara BakerMargaret BallentineKaren BallentineJohn BarefootCatherine BarkerRoderick and Constance BarnesWilliam and Paige BarnettAllen and Judith BartonMichele and Bradley BatesBetty Batey

Not everyone has an income high enough to make large donations. IFC provides an opportunity for everyone to contribute with skills, time, money, food. Each person can tangibly demonstrate their care, even if they are not well-to-do.

-Maria D, donor

IFC was founded by a few dedicated people to help those less fortunate than they were, and one of them was my aunt. I support IFC because I am able.

-Asta C, donor and volunteer

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John BechererJames BeckJane and Mike BeckJamezetta BedfordJohn BeeChristopher BelhornGerald and Christine BellSalli BenedictKelley BennettElizabeth BensonL.A. and K.E. BensonJodi BerkowitzRobert and Christine BerndtSusan BernsteinKent and Susan BerryHerbert and Lila BerryDianne BertschMarynell and Robert BeumRichard and Marrie BigelowJulie BilladoCynthia BillingsLaurie BirdsongStanley and Roberta BlackRegina BlackJill and Dick BlackburnRussell and Jonathan BlackwellSankey BlantonJulie Blatt and Arthur GreenbergJohn and Janet BlevinsGerard and Madeline BlobeMarvin BlockJanet and James BlueRoberta BlueZachary BlyJohn and Victoria BoreykoThomas and Betty BouldinWatson Bowes Richard Boylan, Jr.Kerrie Boyle

Lisa BrachmanLucie Branham and Jeffrey

HackneyAndy and Mary BrannanWilliam and Anne BrashearPriscilla BratcherSusan BreitzerVirginia BrightAnnette Broadwell and Edward

BorchardtRoy and Ann BrockPeter BrooksJan and Andrew BroughtonKen and Margie BrounBrown and Marlys RayPhil and Cheryl BrownDiane BrownJeremy BrownRobert and Mary BrownKarla BrownBarbara BrownellBobby and Brenda BrutonJohn and Kathleen BucherTerri BucknerAnne and Paul BunceRay and Nan BurbySusan BurdJanet Burhans-HittiPeter Burian and Maura HighSteven and Cathy BurnhamWoodrow BurnsChandler BurnsAnson and Amy BurtchAllegra BurtonRichard and Lewise BuschPhilip and Sharon BushnellLeslie and Kevin ButterfieldThomas and Linda BynumJaye and Peter Cable

Scott CainJeff and Courtney CaiolaMary CameronDonna CampbellJanet Ford CampbellSharon CampbellGeorge CampbellJamie and Dana CampbellScarlet Cardwell and Floyd CogleyPaul and Amelia CarewChristine CarlsonLinda CarmichaelAndrea CarnegiePat CarpenterDonald and Deborah CarrollShirley and John CarsonKathy CarterAlbert Howard and Nancy Corson

CarterYsabel Castaneda-Brown and

Robert BrownFrank and Suzette CaylessBraden CeruttiJohn and Angela ChambersBeverly ChapinAnn and Paul ChelminskiHsi-Yen ChenReid Chisholm and Julia KimBetsey and Meade ChristianJanet ClarkConnie ClearyBarb and Mark ClendinningAdam CloningerBernadine CobbJeffery CobbAnna Lees CobbJoline and Joffre CoeRichard and Victoria CoenAnne Coenen

Robert and Stephanie CohenCathy ColeDavid and Anne ColeErin CollinsCarolyn CollinsC. Perry ColwellJoan and John CondoretLawrence CooperLinda CooperMichael and Karen CornettJerry and Alice CottenMichael and Joanne CotterDavid CouperPhillip CowanAdrienne and John CoxCathy CoxMatt CoyRichard Cramer and Jane GabinJames and Ann CrawfordRose CrawfordSheila CrethAllison CrosettoAudrey CrossenConnie Culbreth and Hazel

RobinsonCatharine CummerColeen CunninghamAnna CurrieJohn Curry and Deborah BenderDavid Curtin and Alice CarltonElisabeth CurtisLeonard and Betsey CutlerDorian D’AgatiElizabeth and Wes DainCarolyn DalbyRichard DambergPatty DanielWayne DanknerMaria Darlington

IFC

Volunteers drop off water during water main break for IFC residents. IFC establishes support fund for flooded citizens. IFC’s Board hires

Jackie Jenks as 4th Executive Director.

Town of Carrboro unanimously approves rezoning permit for FoodFirst.

HomeStart begins accepting two-parent families.

IFC refreshes logo, mission and vision statements.

Piedmont Health Service temporarily expands services at Community House clinic during plumbing emergency.

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Kristin EmerySharon EpsteinKaren EricksonNatalie ErnecoffAdelia and Gerald EvansSheila EvansElizabeth EvansDoris EvartsHelen EversRichard and M. Clare FairAmin FaizAlan FanningMartha and John FarleyNancy FarmerThomas FeinbergRenee FinkGeorge and Sue FishmanMiles and Michele FletcherJoseph FloraCarlton Moore and Michelle

Floris-MooreJeanette FooteSheryl and Dick ForbisGrady ForresterJudy FosterDona FountoukidisValerie FousheeAlexander and Lynne FrankeLinda Frankel and Lew MargolisDavid and Emily FrazelleRichard and Deborah FrazierDarryl and Mary FreedmanDavid and Constance FreemanMargaret FreimanIda FridayKenneth and Elizabeth FriedmanRichard FroyenHenry FuchsBarbara Fuller

Helen FullerMaeda GalinskyKaylor GarciaPaul and Ronni GardnerJim GarlandPeter and Alma GaudettePatricia and Larry GeorgeAlex GertnerAnn Caldwell GettesJean and Nicholas GillesSaddie GillespieBob GingrichJohanna GisladottirRichard and Florry GlasserAdam GlasserRichard Glover and Lily LeeBeryl Glover-Lugo and Edmund

LugoDonald and Sue Ann GlowerRobert and Patricia GoetzRichard Goldberg and Edith

KahnDesiree GoldmanKathleen GoldsteinSue GoodmanEvelyn GordonAlex and Ann GordonMary Jane GoreRoger GorhamAmy GossKimberly GotwalsJohn and Suzanne GrahamSusan Gramling and Steve

HesslerBetsey GrandaPatricia GrandstaffSteve and Eloise GrathwohlMary and James GrayPat Ellen Grebe

Frances GrecoGary GreenbergSylvia and James GreenleeArthur and Sally GreggDuane and Arlene GreinerGerald and Lynn GschwindPatrick and Mary GuiterasAlexandra GunnCarol Gunther-MohrCatherine GutmannPerry Haaland and Pam TimmonsJoe and Betsy HackneyGillian and James HaddenJean-Ann HagyPeter and Jill HallenbeckEdward and Sharon HalperinWilliam and Martha HamlettJonathan and Susan HansenLucy Harber and John TulloDavid HardyPriya HariharanMary HarringtonBarbara HarrisKatherine HarroldSteven and Donna HarwardJohn HastingJeffrey and Jane HathawayLiz HatterRandee Haven-O’DonnellGregory and Lyn K. HawksBarrie HayesAimee HaygoodCharles HearonMargaret HeathJohn HebrankKaryn Hede and William CannonAnne HenrichAnn and Bruce HenschelJoseph Herbert and Patricia

McGuire

Cooper and Jim DavidsonLynn and Reed DavisShelley DefossetMolly De MarcoGordon Defriese and Carol HogueFrances DehartSusan DelaneyAllison De MarcoKathleen Yasui-Der and Channing

DerPatty Derian and Hodding CarterOlimpia DiazRhonda DietzStephen and Anne DixonFrank and Patricia DominguezMargaret Dorfman and Stephen

ChandlerMary Alice DortonThomas and Sharon DossBeverly DowdyElizabeth Dowling-SendorMatthias and Linda DrakeThomas and Barbara DriscollGregory DrutzPinkey and Ray DuboseTom DuerPeggy DuhamelKristen DunivantIan and Louise DunnWalter and Linda DurhamNick DuRocherRebecca and Graham DyckWilliam and Judith EastmanBruce and Christine EganBarbara EisensteinDina EisingerClark and Susan EldridgeLaura EllgenSeyedmorteza Emadi

IFC members representing Meeting of the Minds offer public comment at Town Council on affordable housing.

The quiet phase of FoodFirst Capital Campaign launches .

Staff receives training on trauma-informed care and conflict/dispute resolution.

Staff attends Racial Equity Institute’s Groundwater presentation. IFC launches racial equity team.

Orange County Commission Chair Mark Dorosin gives keynote at annual meeting. Mae McLendon, Valeria Hernandez, Matt Holway, and Kathy Millikan are honored for contributions to IFC’s community.

100 restaurants participate in 29th RSVVP Day.

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It takes a community to work together with those in need. I realize that others have much to offer and I learn so much from those in the community.

-Cindy J, donor and volunteer

Hans HerfarthLinda AshmanRichard Hill and Patricia

LangelierNancy HillRobin and Tom HillMary Kent and Karl HillHarvey HimbergJoan and Dick HiskeyJess HissemMaria HittFred Hobson, Jr.Tama HochbaumPatti and Robert HoffmanGreg Hohn and April ErricksonRich HollowayPatricia Holly

John HollyBratton and Shannon HolmesElizabeth HolstenWilliam Hooks and Candace

DaviesAlice and Axalla HooleCarla and Frank HornerEarlene HuckleberryCurtis HudsonDavid and Betty HughesGerda HurowBradley and Elizabeth HusseyJessamine HyattSusan and Fred IronsPatricia IsaeffPenny and Tim IsaeffDanielle IstockBrad IvesAnna and William JacksonGeorge and Ronnie JacksonJudy JacksonRobert JacksonBarry and Robin JacobsRichard and Sissel JakobczykMary Jakub and Mark KatzDonna and Leo JarmuszTheo JassJoy JavitsBrent and Carol JenkinsNancy JenkinsBarbara and Bill JenksBret JenningsAlison JesseMarian JohnsonCindy and Ron JohnsonEllen JohnsonBertha JohnsonMary JohnsonGilbert and Joyce JohnsonPatsy JohnsonGary JohnstonHelen JohnstonDavid JonesKim JonesJeffrey JonesJimmy and Ruth JoynerRandy and Millie KabrickJohn and Joy KassonCharles Kast

Kathie KearnsSamantha KeebleMary Louise KeithNelson KellerCarol KellyMatthew and Katherine KelmEdward and Patricia KennedySharon KepleyMike Larson and Kevin MoriartyThomas Keyserling and Alice

AmmermanVicky KimHap and Nancy KindemAdrienne KittlePaul KleverLaura Lee KlineLynn Knauff

Joy and Collan KnealeJack KnightCalvin KnobelochMichael and Marilyn KnowlesPatricia KochClaudia Ann KoonzNancy KorcheckJan and Jack KowalAnna KowalczykRobert and Cynthia KrausErnest and Eunice KraybillSusan Kreissman and Philp

BreitfeldBetty-Ann LandmanDoug LargentMichael Larter and Carol KleinBecky and Lee LaskodyDavid and Linda LaubscherLawrence and Barbara LaytonHoward and Lillian LeeRichard LeeCornelia LeeAmanda LeeElizabeth and Edwin LegettePhilip and Nancy LeinbachJudith LeinbachJack LeissGeorge Lensing, Jr.Barry LentzAnn LeonardRobert LeslieTrisha Lester and Jerry OsterArnold and Annette LevineDavid and Patricia LillieThomas Linden and Cynthia

Rogers

Laurie LindgrenElsa LinerAlicja LinkBrian LitchfieldKris and Lloyd LittleRosamond LloydKaren Long and Arlon KempleKathryn LopezFred Stang and Claire LorchVicki LotzMary LubranoMary LucasLeonard and Carol LuskusJean LustedAnna MacDonaldPenny MachinElizabeth MackieJeanne MadiganScott and Sarah MadryDorothy MahanCarolina MaidornMichael MalinchockP. J. Malone and Emilie CondonMelissa and David MaloneyHanson and Betsy MalpassRaleigh and Betsy MannLinda ManorJohn and Susan MansfieldJulie and Jay Margolis, Jr.John MarinoGail MarklandM. S. MarksSusan MarstonChristopher and Caroline MartensBeth MartinBarclay and Nancy MartinMartha MartinFred and Sharlene MasonBobbi and David MatcharWendy and Michael MaxwellMichael and Nancy MayesRenee McBridePatricia and Steven McCawBob and Susan McClanahanSandra McClaskeySandy McClurgSteven McCombsAlan and Sharon McConnellKaren McCoy-MyersWilliam McCullochLaurie McDonaldMichael McElreathCarol and Eugene McGuireMarianna McJimseyMae McLendonAnissa McLendonKathleen McManusThomas and Chris McQuistonMichael and Julia McVaughDiana McWilliamsJessica Meed and Bronco SuzukiJenna MeintsKaren MendesLea MenkensGladys MenkensRex and Vicki MercerBeth MerrittAncel and Sylvia MewbornFlorentine MillerSuzanne and Keith MillerKathy and Alan MillikanMichael MinozziEliot MintzerOliver Moles Jr.Donald and Judith MooreRobert and Laura Moore

Polly and Dave MoreauDavid and Pamela MorganJohn and Gail MoriartyLorraine MoriartyMargaret and Lewis MorrisMark and Elizabeth MoshierRobert Mosteller and S.E. GibsonCurt Mueller and Barbara KaganJudy MurrayJack and Jane NaftelAndrew NashelGisela NayarDaniel and Denise NelsonJerry NevilleCharles and Linda NewmarkGreg and Clara NeyhartBill and Ronni NichaminMelissa NolanKevin NoonanRena NorwoodJean and Tom NuzumTimothy O’Brien and Mindy

DouglasKathleen O’KeeffeVivian Olkin and Sim SitkinMary and David OllilaHolly and Gary OlsenDavid and Laura OlsonKaren O’NeilJohn and Lynne O’NeillNora OteroDale OvercashEdward and Abigail OvertonRoberta Owen and Gordon

FergusonJames and Christine OwreSusie and Kris Page-BuggeDena and Michael PapazoglouAbby ParcellNan and Joseph PardingtonCarol Parrish

Richard Paschal and Helen Buuiskool

Christopher PattersonHerbert and Rose Marie PaulJohn and Jill PaulBarry PeaBrian PenceArnold PenderAndrew and Eliana PerrinMary PetersonTodd Peterson and Jan DiamondWilliam and Lynda PetrochukJeanette PfaffDickson and Lisa Phillips

It has been a joy to get to know groups from five different churches on Fridays and see the passion and compassion of each for the mission. We do a lot of laughing and talking as salads, dessert, veggies and main courses get prepared.

-Mark P, volunteer and donor

IFC’s mission is our mission. We must care for each other, and IFC makes it easy for us to help. -Chris and Jim O, donors and volunteer

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Jeff RupkalvisSusan Russell and Thomas

KonradEleanor RutledgeSusan SaboTheresa and Josef SachsNorma and Sy SafranskyJohn and Ann SandersStephenie SandersDale and Robert SandlerErin SarverMaria Saunders and Ted HoskinsPatricia ScalabrinJennifer SchaafNidia ScharlockMary SchehlKevin R. and Susan M. Schneider

Neal SchneierJanet and Jerry SchoendorfAnne SchultzMerle SchwartzChristoph SchweitzerRichard and Emy ScovilleMark Scroggs and Robin MoteTed and Judi SeagrovesEmily SealesKathryn SellarsJulian Sereno and Debra GrovesMary Jean SeydaJohn and Flora SheddEllen SheltonWilliam and Linda ShockleyChristopher ShoreCarol SiebertGladys SiegelSusan SiegelRobert and Kaselehlia SielkenErika SimonDavid and Suzanne SimpsonBill and Dese SimpsonBron SkinnerJohn and Audra SlavinFrank and Paula SloanJerry SmithKristen SmithDavid and Ann SmithMariechen SmithRobert SmithMichael and Sara Beth SmithAnn and Selden Smith, Jr.Meredith SmytheRose SnipesDavid and Delilah SnowDick SnowMonteze SnyderJudith and Ralph SnydermanJoshua and Veronica SocolarBarbara SolomanJeffrey and Eileen Kupstas Soo

Roger and Barbara SpencerGina SprengerSusan and Matt SpringerPamela St. JohnHannah StangNancy and Michael StegmanMarcus Steiner and Ami IsraelDiane SteinhausAlicia Stemper and Lydia LavelleRon and Barbara SternowskiShawn SteurerMichael StevensCatherine and Sefton StevensValerie StewartRandal StewartBarbara StickfordAnthony Nicholas StiglitzDeborah StirlingDaniel StoeltzingBob and Cindy StoothoffGeorge StoufferCharles and Meredith StricklandHannah StromJay and Mary StrongStephanie StuchinerDee Stuckey and Stephen HallLisa and William StuckeyFrederick TaylorDavid TaylorElizabeth TaylorPatricia and Duane TaylorCarl TaylorSudie TaylorDorothy Taylor-SenterEric and Barbara TeagardenDavid and Lynett TempestClaudia and Joe TempletonSally TerweyDaniel and Linda TextorisPauline ThayerErica ThomasHeather and Carter ThompsonJohn and Wynona ThompsonSuzanne ThomsonEmma ThomsonThomas ThornburgWeldon and Barbara ThorntonKevin TiceMary TigerCharlotte TippettRoselyn ToloStacey TompkinsRebecca Lee ToolyCurt Torell and Patricia SpriggMatt TothMelissa TowneMary TrabertBarrie TrinkleAnne and Paul TriulziTom and Nancy TruebloodLoretta TuckerMaude and Reg TuckerLisa TulchinFrederick and Elaine TurnerLouise UmscheidJohn UmsteadJulie UnderwoodCarolyn Van SantSue VauseNancy VernonRoderick and Elizabeth VisserMary and John VogtRuchir VoraCatherine VoseckyF. Gates and Nancy VroomanMargaret and Geoffrey

Wainwright

Donny and Mary WalkerWilliam and Margaret WalkerJane and Mark WaltersTaryn WardSandy WardRobert and Ann WardHarriet WarnerDavid and Marsha WarrenVicki WaughElizabeth Waugh-Duford and

Tom DufordChris WeddingRobert and Aldeen WeickertJonathan WeilerStephen WeissLynn Weller and David KaminskiAllen and Karol WennerJim and Kinsey WennerstromSean WerleyWalter West and Meredith

BratcherMaggie WestJoann WestfallEleanor WestonElisabeth WhartonRichard and Elizabeth WheelerMartha WheelerMarjorie WhiteRuth and Barry WhitselJ. Ashley WhittedColeman Birgel WhittierJim and Melinda WildeWilliam and Pamela Perreault

Fund at Fidelity CharitableCarmen Williams and Ann E.

MillerPaul WilliamsJames and Kim WilliamsSusan WilliamsPhillip and Libby WilsonFrank and Ann WilsonKatherine WilsonPeter and Joan WittEliza WolffAdam and Amy WongRobin WoodAllison WoodMarguerite WoodwardDavid W. and Lisa WorsterDavid C. Wright

James and Susan PikeDennis PikeHelga and Rolffs PinkertonBepi PinnerLora PitmanLaura and Warren PiverEric PlowLisa Jean PolettiDaniel Pollitt and Linda WeiselGwynne PomeroyVirginia PooleyAlison PopeStephen and Jane PostPhilip PostBill and Ann PowersPeggy and Ted PrattThomas Price

Lawrence ProctorRita ProctorRemingo and Luzviminda PuraKathleen Putnam and Michael

GoodyearRick RamirezLimei Ran and Jonathan PleimKatie RankinCharlotte RankowSally and Paul RansfordVenkatesh and Revathy RaoBryna and Greg RappJeffrey and Melanie RaskinAnn RauchbachMolly RaymondJohn and Whitman ReardonRobert and Caroline RechholtzPeter ReesRoscoe and Mary Stuart ReeveRosalind Mae ReisKaren Anne RichardsonChristina RichardsonBill and Nancy RickardDonna RiggsAhnie RisingPatricia and Sy RobbinsMary RobertsCheryl Roberts and Keith

GormanBarbara and Robert RobertsonDiana RobinsonTeresa RogersPeggy RogersLeonard RogoffRichard Rosen and Rebecca

SlifkinShelley RosmarinKathleen RoundsLeslie and David SchneiderBilly Royal and Nancy EarlSusan and David RuchMarschall and Susan Runge

I recently ran into David, an IFC resident and CEF member. He was catching the bus to attend a fellow resident’s memorial service. His constant good cheer and loving attitude heal my heart. He gave me the best hug and took time to chat and ask how I was doing.

-Alison D, donor

In 2016, we noticed the political climate was getting divided, and there was a lot of local news about people suffering. If we want to make change in the world, then it has to start at home. We decided to reach out and volunteer our time at the Community Kitchen. It has been two years, and we haven’t missed our day once.

-Amanda H, group volunteer

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Andrea Wuerth and Herbert Struemper

Terrie WurzbacherRegina and Ed WyattKayci WyattSusan and Larry YargerEmily YeagerKathleen YonceHelen YoungMary Jane YoungAndrew YuRuth ZalphKrista ZarzarJanet and William ZelmanRebecca ZerkinSarah and Richard Zink

Congregations/Faith GroupsAldersgate United Methodist

ChurchBarbee’s Chapel Baptist ChurchBeth El SynagogueBinkley Baptist ChurchCarrboro United Methodist

ChurchChapel Hill Bible ChurchChapel Hill Christian ChurchChapel Hill Friends MeetingChapel Hill Mennonite

FellowshipChapel Hill-Carrboro Church

Women UnitedChapel of the CrossChapel of the Cross PreschoolChrist United Methodist ChurchChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter

Day SaintsChurch of ReconciliationChurch of the Holy FamilyDamascus Congregational

Christian ChurchDurham-Chapel Hill Jewish

FederationEno River UnitarianEthical Humanist SocietyEvangelical Lutheran Church in

AmericaFirst Baptist ChurchHoly Trinity Lutheran ChurchJudea Reform CongregationKehillah SynagogueLove Chapel HillMount Carmel Baptist ChurchNew Covenant Christ ChurchNewman Catholic Student CenterOrange United Methodist ChurchSt. Paul AME ChurchSt. Thomas More Catholic ChurchSunday Assembly Chapel Hill

The Advocate - An Episcopal Church

The Community Church of Chapel Hill UU

The Gathering ChurchUnited Church of Chapel HillUnity Center of PeaceUniversity Baptist ChurchUniversity Presbyterian ChurchUniversity United Methodist

ChurchUniversity United Methodist

Women

WHOMS Durham District Missionaries

Won-Buddhism of NC

Businesses1870 Farm411 West Italian Café*A Better Image PrintingACME Food & Beverage*Akai Hana*Al’s Burger Shack*Amante Gourmet Pizza*Amante Gourmet Pizza

Falconbridge*Armadillo Grill*Ashley Home StoreAtkins DentistryBagel Bar*Ballentine Associates, PABandido’s Mexican Café – Chapel

Hill and Hillsborough*Bank of North CarolinaBeemer Hadler & Willet, PABin 54Bonefish Grill*Bonneville RenovationBread & Butter Bakery Café*Breadmen’s*Buns*

Caffe Driade*Captain John’s Dockside Fish &

Crab House*Carolina CivilworksCarolina Club*Carolina Coffee ShopCarolina OphthalmologyCarrboro Pizza Oven*Carrburrito’s*Chapel Hill Country ClubCity Kitchen*Coldwell Banker HPW Christy

Bowman

Crook’s Corner*Crossroads at the Carolina Inn*CT Wilson ConstructionDuke Energy FoundationECO-SITE, IncElmo’s Diner*Event Experience Company

FamilyFiesta Grill*Framer’s CornerFranklin Street PartnersFresh MarketGrey Egg ProductionsGlasshalfull*Guanajuato Mexican Restaurant*Harris TeeterHazen and SawyerHillsborough Veterinary ClinicIl Palio at Siena Hotel*J. Davison Realty GroupJade Palace*Jersey Mike’s Subs - Chapel Hill

North*Jersey Mike’s Subs - Elliott Road*Jersey Mike’s Subs - Falconbridge*Joe Van Gogh – all locations*Jujube*Kipos Greek Taverna*Kitchen*La Hacienda*La Vita Dolce Espresso & Gelato

Cafe*Lantern*Latino Community Credit UnionLinda’s Bar & Grill*Lucha Tigre*Mama Dip’s Kitchen*Margaret’s Cantina*McKim and CreedMediterranean Deli*Mellow Mushroom*Nantucket Grill & Bar – both

locations *Nasher Museum Cafe*NC Jurisdiction Woodmen of the

World

NC Periodontics & Implant Center

Neal’s Deli*Neo ChinaOishii Japanese Restaurant &

Sushi Bar*Open Eye Cafe*Orange County Social Club*Panera BreadPantana Bob’s*Paradoxes, IncPeriod, IncPete Duty and Associates, Inc.

PHE, Inc.Pita Grill* Pizzeria Mercato*Purple Bowl*R. C. Cliff Payne Woodmen Youth

CampRed Bowl Asian Bistro*Rishi Salon & SpaRobins & MortonSal’s Pizza & Italian Restaurant*Six String VenturesSkimoil, Inc.Southern Culture on the SkidsSouthern Village ApartmentsSpotted Dog Restaurant & Bar*Squid’s*Steel String Craft Brewery*Subway - Glenwood Square*Subway - Timberlyne*Sunrise Biscuit Kitchen*Talulla’s*Thai Palace*The Blue Horn Lounge*The Egg & I*The Franklin Hotel*The Loop Pizza Grill*The Orange-Chatham Association

of RealtorsThe Pig*The Root Cellar*The Sun Publishing Co.The Water SpecialistTown Hall GrillTownsend Bertram & Co.Trader Joe’sTRU Deli + Wine Bar*Tyler’s Restaurant & Taproom*Village West Town HomesWake Pizza, LLC*Weaver Street Market*Weaver Street RealtyWines For HumanityWoodmen of the World Camp 456Woodmen of the World Lodge 56,

95, 449, 862, 889, 1319, 1428, 1493

The more I learned about our Support Circles mom, the more impressed I became with her strength and determination to rise above hard-luck challenges and give her family a good, healthy life. Given her circumstances, I would have struggled with the urge to give up. I believe in the mission, and volunteering through my church is a way to live it.

-Carol P, donor and volunteer

IFC is there when you think you don’t have anybody to talk to or anybody who can relate to what you’re going through. When you’re homeless – and I have been – IFC’s door was open for me. When I didn’t have blankets, they provided. Most off, IFC provides somewhere you can connect and know there’s a life you can hold to your heart, because they’ll find a solution for you to make it through. I volunteer when I can. I would do anything in my power to help IFC, because you have to give back when people give to you.

-Jeffrey R, member and volunteer

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Woodmenlife NC Chapter 1044Ye Olde Waffle Shoppe*Yopop**2017 RSVVP restaurants

Foundations, Government, Organizations, Schools

Orange County Justice UnitedA Lotta LoveAmerican Endowment

FoundationARC of North CarolinaAround Campus GroupBertsch Family Charitable TrustBlanket Orange CountyBryson Foundation Ltd.Cameron Charitable TrustCarlson Family FoundationCarolina Performing ArtsCarrboro Community GardenChapel Hill TransitCHCCS PTA CouncilChurch World ServiceCommunity Empowerment FundCommunity Home Trust

ResidentsCompass CenterDurham County Beer & HymnsEast Chapel Hill High School

Honor StudentsEno River AcademyEnvironmental Federation of NCEstes Hill Elementary SchoolEvangelical Lutheran Church in

AmericaFood Lion Charitable FoundationFox Family FoundationFrank Porter Graham Elementary

SchoolGirls on the Run at Scroggs

Elementary SchoolGirls to Queens

Himmelstein Family FoundationHousing for New Hope, IncJohn L. and Ardis J. Piers Private

FoundationJunior League of RaleighKappa Delta SororityLambda Chi AlphaMichael and Laura Brader-Araje

FoundationOak FoundationOchiltree FoundationOrange CountyOWASAPORCH, IncShared Visions FoundationStrowd Roses, Inc.SunTrust FoundationTABLEThe Challenge FundThe Leon Levine FoundationThe Neisler FoundationThe Silver FoundationThe Stewards FundThe Triangle Flight Basketball

Club, Inc.Town of CarrboroTown of Chapel HillUNC Dental SchoolUNC Friday CenterUNC HospitalsUNC Men’s and Women’s

BasketballUNC Minority Association of Pre-

HealthUNC New Student and Family

ProgramsUNC Office of Human Research

EthicsUNC Office of Human Resources

UNC Physician’s Assistant Program

UNC Physicians NetworkUNC TEACCH Autism ProgramUnited Way of the Greater

TriangleWeaver Dairy Community

Preschool

Cooking GroupsAlpha Phi Omega - UNCAmity United Methodist ChurchSusan Anderson FamilyBeth El SynagogueBinkley Baptist ChurchChapel Hill Bible ChurchChapel Hill Friends MeetingChapel Hill High School Chapel Hill Zen CenterChapel Hill-Carrboro YMCAChapel of the CrossChrist United Methodist ChurchChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter

Day SaintsChurch of ReconciliationChurch of the Holy FamilyThe Community Church of Chapel

Hill UUThomas Driscoll family & friendsEthical Humanist Society of the

TriangleEphesus Baptist ChurchFaith TabernacleThe Gathering ChurchMichael Goy family & friendsHolland’s ChapelHoly Trinity Lutheran ChurchConnie Kang family & friends

Kehillah SynagogueJewish SinglesJoyce Kern family & friendsRafsan Khan family & friendsStan Kurtz family & friendsJeanne Langley family & friendsLove and Forgiveness ChurchJ.B. Marr & friendsMount Carmel Baptist ChurchNewman Catholic Student CenterTom and Mary O’Dwyer FamilyOrange United Methodist ChurchRicardo Padilla family & friendsTara Ribinas family & friendsMaureen Rosen family & friendsPeter Rubinas family & friendsJerod Sears family & friendsSt. Joseph CME ChurchSt. Thomas More Catholic ChurchEastern StarsThe Episcopal Church of the

AdvocateThe Summit ChurchTriangle Church of ChristUNC School of Public HealthUnited Church of ChristUniversity Baptist ChurchUniversity Presbyterian ChurchUniversity United Methodist

ChurchWindsor Circle Neighborhood

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CALENDAR

APRIL-MAY 2018 Mother’s Day for HomeStart cards available on IFC’s website and

Weaver Street Markets.

SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 NOT SO NORMAL RUN, Carrboro Town Commons

Pre-register online: www.notsonormal.com This home-grown event supports IFC, TABLE, First Pages, and the

Orange County Rape Crisis Center.

SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 2018 33rd Annual CROP Hunger Walk, Carrboro Town Commons

Pre-register online: www.crophungerwalk.org/chapelhillnc Registration begins at 1:30 and the walk kick-off starts at 2:30.

SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2018 Save the Date! IFC/CEF/PTA WALK THE RUNWAY Fashion Show at

Hargraves Community Center

JUNE 2018 Volunteers will make the first FOOD FOR THE SUMMER lunch deliveries of the summer to Chapel Hill-Carrboro school district

children. To learn more or to volunteer, visit: www.foodforthesummer.org

Financial Gifts to IFCGifts will be used where needed most, unless otherwise designated.To make a one-time gift, mail a check to IFC in the included envelope or submit a donation online at www.ifcweb.org.You may also designate a gift to IFC through a Donor Advised Fund.

Planned Gifts Your gift of a bequest, life insurance policy or charitable remainder trust is an important investment in the life of IFC and our community. To discuss how you can meet future needs in our community, please call Anna MacDonald at 919-929-6380 x15.

Workplace Giving Designate IFC to receive a recurring payroll deduction or a one-time gift through these giving campaigns: State Employees Combined Campaign #1475-029 or United Way of the Greater Triangle #540.

Utility Assistance for Low-Income Households IFC pays utility bills on behalf of low-income families using contributions from other OWASA and Duke Energy customers.

OWASA Care to Share Program Round up your next bill to the nearest dollar or select any whole dollar amount as a donation so your neighbors will have water.

Duke Energy Foundation Cooling Assistance Complete a “Customer Contribution” form with Duke Energy or add a donation while paying your bill online.

Gifts in-kindFood, Clothing and Household Goods Please check our website for an updated list of needs at each IFC site and relevant contact information: www.ifcweb.org/needs.

Vehicles Donate a car that you no longer need to IFC through CARS. Call 877-537-5277 for more information.

Ways to Give IFC’s annual budget is $2 million, with only about 10 percent of revenue coming from public sources. It is your generous gifts combined with those from other individuals, congregations,

foundations and local businesses that feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, and offer a lifeline to our neighbors in need. Thank you.

Please call Anna MacDonald, Director of Development, at 919-929-6380 x15 with questions or for help making a gift. IFC is a Guidestar Gold Exchange Participant.

Donations to IFC are tax deductible. Our EIN is 59-1224041.

Latino Community Credit Union employees raised more than $7,000 to purchase a commercial refrigerator for the Food Pantry and

mattresses for residents.

A few of many groups who found creative ways in 2017 to support IFC members and residents. From top to bottom and left to right: Murphey School Radio Show featured the Malpass Brothers, Unity Center of Peace’s 1st Run4Peace benefited HomeStart, Town of Chapel Hill employees organized a holiday clothing drive, Beth El Synagogue was one of many groups who participated in CROP Hunger Walk 2017, NC Periodontics & Implant Center employees and clients collected food and hygiene items.