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- 6. Background and history
- 7. Founded by Pat and Marion Dugan in 2001
- 8. Seeking objective third party evaluator of charities
- 11. Evaluation of efficiency: how much is spent on:
- 12. Program Services
- 13. Administration
- 14. Fundraising
- 16. Working Capital
- 17. Program Growth
- 19. Finances (currently evaluated)
- 21. Effectiveness
- 22. 92% of Charity Navigator users share that the information they receive impacts their giving decisions
- 23. All of Charity Navigator services are free
- 24. Charity Navigator hopes to help you make the wisest giving decisions
- 26. Past four years SHFB has received 4-star rating
- 27. Puts SHFB in the top 8% of all charities rated“Only 8% of the charities we rate have received at least 4 consecutive 4-star evaluations, indicating that Second Harvest Food Bank consistently executes its mission in a fiscally responsible way and outperforms most charities in America. This exceptional designation from Charity Navigator differentiates Second Harvest Food Bank from its peers and demonstrates to the public it is worthy of their trust.”
- 32. In 2009-10, by 6.4 million pounds, a 16% increase2
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- 38. Efficient collection and distribution combined with strong financial support mean SHFB will be able to continue and expand programs and services
- 42. You can read more about our finances at CharityNavigator.org
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