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Thank you to everyone who supported our 2025 Harvest for Hunger Campaign! Because of your generosity, we were able to raise enough funds to provide 33,202,323 meals to our neighbors in need.
The 2025 Campaign: Provided Enough for Over 33 Million Meals
On June 12th, 2025, Harvest for Hunger Co-Chairs Tom Mihaljevic, MD, of the Cleveland Clinic, and Nic Barlage of the Cleveland Cavaliers, thanked donors for their contributions to this year’s Harvest for Hunger community-wide food and funds drive at the recognition event.
Kristin Warzocha, Food Bank President & CEO, and Mayor Justin Bibb also spoke at the event to thank supporters. The campaign set a stunning new record, collecting over $11 million and thousands of pounds of food to provide 33.2 million nutritious meals for local hunger relief organizations.
The Bag of Hope Award, which is given to organizations that have 200 or more employees, was presented to Cuyahoga Community College.
The Edmond V. Worley Award, named after the first executive director of the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, is given to organizations with less than 200 employees and was presented to Meyers, Roman, Friedberg & Lewis.
The Rory Borgio Award is presented to a remarkable school that is working to improve its community. This year’s award goes to Bedford Heights High School Mentorship Program.
The Student Leadership Award is given to a remarkable young individual who is working to help improve their community. This year’s recipient is Molly Fank of Case Western Reserve School of Law.
The Coordinator of the Year award is presented to workplace campaign coordinators who go above and beyond. This year's awards are presented to Zach Cebula, Ania Edigner, and Greg Prymicz of Cleveland-Cliffs.
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