INLAND HARVEST
EIN 33-0479589 · Human Services (P99Z)
What they do
Accomplishment One: This Part of Our Program is Fully Supported By A Grant for $49,000. All Monies From This Grant Go Toward The Cost of Freighting Semi Truckloads of Fresh Produce to Our Distribution Site Every Week of The Year. Feeding Program Recipients Come and Pick Up The Produce. The Total Weight of Produce is Typically 75,000 - 80,000 Pounds of Produce Each Week. Our Volunteers Forklift and Hand Load All This Food Into The Recipient Feeding Programs Vehicles. The Receiving Organizations Are Well-vetted Established Organizations That Hand Out The Produce to The End User Households. We Serve 85 Feeding Recipient Organizations and Our Estimate is They Distribute to About 10,000+ Household End Users Weekly. A Household Can Be 1 Senior Citizen or As Large As A Family of 8. Our Population Would Never Be Able to Afford Fresh Fruits and Vegetables to Improve Their Health and Well Being. Our Community is Low Socio-economically. It Has Vast Cultural Diversity, Ethnic Diversity, Many Non-e
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Board and leadership roster (7)
CALVIN BOOTHBYTREASURER
CINDY GEERSPRESIDENT
DAVID KNUDSONBOARD OF DIRECTORS
JIM ORTIZBOARD OF DIRECTORS
LENORE FROSTBOARD OF DIRECTORS
LUCRETIA IRVINGBOARD OF DIRECTORS
LYNNE ZIZZOSECRETARY
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1995
- Location
- 317 Felisa Court, Redlands, CA 92373
- County
- San Bernardino
- In care of
- Cindy Geers
- Primary officer
- Cindy Geers, President
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Human Services (P99Z)