Who we are… I Care Atlanta, Inc. (ICA) continuously pursue its mission to serve the homeless, the hungry, and the low income families that make up part

Who we are…

I Care Atlanta, Inc. (ICA) continuously pursue its mission to serve the homeless, the hungry, and the low income families that make up part of our Atlanta community. Each day, 365 days a year, ICA collects food donated by supermarkets, grocery stores, and other generous businesses in and around the city. This year we are on track to deliver well over 300 tons of donations to shelters such as the Salvation Army, The Atlanta Union Mission, and Norcross Christian Ministries, Atlanta Rescue Mission as well as church pantries that serve needy families. I Care Atlanta provide the link between the stores who have the food and those who need it.

Due to the cutbacks in government funding we recognize the importance in community based organizations to pull together and address societal problems at a local level. Without the help of our charitable donors would we be able to continue our efforts.

“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” - Mohandas Gandhi

1st Quarter Review 2013During the first quarter of 2013, I Care Atlanta, Inc. received donations of over 90 tons of food with a value of $338,520.00. This is an increase from Q4 2012 of $38,100.00. We attribute this increase to the fact that the managers of these businesses have expressed that ICA is more professional, reliable and consistent on the ability to meet the demands of their schedules and the quick and efficient way ICA handles the pickups.


$150,000$125,000$100,000

$75,000$50,000$25,000$15,000$10,000

$5,000$2,500

$0

$338,520

Food donations are seven days a week

Food Donations

Kroger $148,948

Fresh Mkt$138.793

Starbucks$16,926

Papa Johns$10,155

Other$23,696

1st Quarter Review 2013ICA has increased its reach to providing daily deliveries to several facilities in need. ICA continued efforts results in providing over 400 meals per day.


1Qrt 2013 Recipent of Donations Value $338,520 Atlanta Union Mission $101,556

Norcross Coop Ministry $84,630

The Dream Center $50,778

Atlanta Rescue Mission $40,622

Families, Hotels, Homeless $30,466

Malachi's Kitchen $27,081

Shelters $3,385

Statement of ActivitiesFor date ending March 31, 2013

Support and Revenue• Foundation $50,000• In Kind Contributions $338,520.00• Grants $0.00• Events $0.00• Other revenue $2,575.00• Total Support and Revenue $ 52,575.00


Expenses• Food Distribution $338,520.00• Operating Expenses 21,572• • Decrease in net assets • Net assets at beginning of year • Net assets at end of year • Programs 78%• Operating Expenses 15%• Fundraising Expenses 7%

Statement of ActivitiesFor date ending March 31, 2013

Assets• Cash and cash equivalents $6,532.21• Investments $296,251• Grant receivables $12,793• Promises to give $73,828• Other Assets $1,026,765• Total Assets $2,065,642• Liabilities $169,206• Net Assets• Unrestricted $1,882,352• Temporarily restricted $14,084• Total Net Assets $1,896,436• Total Liabilities & Net Assets $2,065,642 “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” - Mohandas Gandhi

Team Members


Anthony DelgadoPresident and FounderAnthony is living proof that people can change with the helping hand of another. Fighting a losing battle with alcohol and drug addiction, he found himself on the streets of downtown Atlanta six years ago. After living at various parks and shelters, Anthony witnessed firsthand the coldness of homelessness. A few chance encounters would change the direction of his life for the better and now giving back through My Brother’s Keepers.

Nancy DelgadilloExecutive DirectorNancy met Anthony in 2009 and was so impressed by the work he was doing, that she soon became involved in his program. She began by optimizing the website, creating marketing materials for branding and resources, the GED program, developing initiatives such as Operation Comfort, the Mentor Program, and the new Veterans Program as this issue hits close to home for both Nancy and Anthony. Nancy served in Iraq in 2003 as an Army Soldier.

Team Members (Continued)


Mary BagwellDirector – GED CenterMary came across an article about Anthony and My Brother’s Keepers on a local newspaper in 2008, and she called to make a donation. She started volunteering by delivering food to the homeless and soon helped launch the GED Center by becoming a certified instructor. Little did she know, she would be running the center and teaching along with the excellent volunteers to help homeless and low-income individuals acquire their GED.

Board of Directors


Jim LagerChairmanJim is Area Vice President for Penske Truck Leasing, LLC based in Atlanta, GA. He has over 20 years of transportation and business experience, and received a BS degree in Finance from Auburn University. Jim became involved with My Brother’s Keepers upon relocating to the Atlanta area with his family in 2010. He lives in Marietta with his wife Jacquie and children Emma, Katherine and Jake.

John EatonJohn has over 25 years of nonprofit organization management experience ranging from directing community based programs, to funding cultural organization, to delivering organizational development services to city, county, state and federal agencies. Mr. Eaton is currently the President of INM (The Institute for Nonprofit Management, Inc.), and Atlanta based organizational development consulting firm. His widespread knowledge in the field has greatly contributed to the current success of My Brother’s Keepers.

Board of Directors (Continued)


Michael SciacchetanoMichael is President and Founder of ML Healthcare Services LLC. A medical funding company that extends healthcare services to uninsured patients involved in injury related accidents. Mr. Sciacchetano offers more than 18 years of experience in the healthcare arena. Prior to founding ML Healthcare he owned and operated several Assisted Living Facilities geared towards patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in Louisiana, Florida and Illinois. Mr. Sciacchetano also co-founded Independent Diagnostic Services, a mobile diagnostic Ultrasound company that provided physicians and Hospitals testing services in rural communities where access was limited.

With your generous support we have…


• Efficiently provided uninterrupted meal and educational services to thousands of recipients in 2011 and 2012

• Expanded our food donation base to include additional stores and new chains • Created a board of directors with 100+ years of business and non-profit

experience• Retained the services of a successful grant writer• Created a Master Resource Proposal with budget, statement of need and

organizational history• hired an independent accounting firm to more effectively help track, budget

and account for all income and expense items

For these things we offer our sincere appreciation!

With your continued support we will…


• Have adequate time to solidify the recent changes to the organization so we can become financially self-sustaining

• Ensure our founder has the time and resources to be the face of My Brother’s Keepers in the community

• Expand our food distribution capabilities by adding a refrigerated truck• Further expand our food donor base by hiring additional drivers (more stores =

more pick ups = more recipients helped)• Create Veteran’s Assistance and Mentoring programs

For these things we thank you in advance!

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Who we are… I Care Atlanta, Inc. (ICA) continuously pursue its mission to serve the homeless, the hungry, and the low income families that make up part