2025 IMPACT REPORT

Hubbards Cupbards

Hubbard's cupboards

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QUOTES FROM THE

teachers

"I have many students who lack food at home and are frequently complaining of stomach aches due to hunger.  I can send them to the office to get a snack from the Cupboard, and they return more ready to learn."

"I value the accessibility to items that our students may not receive at home! It is also a great motivator for students who may be hungry, lacking a supply, etc. and they have a means of getting a need met quickly."

"It makes it really easy when a new student shows up and has nothing, or a student doesn't have a water bottle. I don't have to come up with a plan or carry my own extra supplies as often. I no longer have to buy snacks for my students or ask parents to send them in, which is luck of the draw. If we need some, there they are."

"I value feeling that the outside community sees us and wants us to feel supported and loved."

"We all love Hubbard's Cupboard and are extremely happy that we have access to these resources!

We impacted 36 Schools,

16,900 Students+ , 1,500+ teachers

Mt. Healthy Junior/
Senior High School
7th -12th, 1,500 students 

Mt. Healthy North Elementary
1st – 6th, 600 students 

Mt. Healthy South Elementary
1st – 6th, 600 students 

Bracken County Middle School
6th – 8th, 276 students  

Norwood View Elementary
K – 1st, 360 students  

Sharpsburg Elementary
3rd – 6th, 235 students 

Norwood Middle School
7th – 12th, 836 students  

Williams Avenue Elementary
PreK – 6th, 240 students  

Holmes Middle School
6th – 8th, 750 students  

Lockland Local Schools
K – 12th, 550 students  

Bracken County Taylor Elementary
PreK – 5th, 550 students  

Bracken County High School

9th – 12th, 375 students 

Holy Family School
PreK - 8th Grade, 226 students

DePaul Cristo Rey High School
9th – 12th, 318 students

Cincinnati College Prep Academy
K – 12th, 938 students

Rothenberg Prepartory Academy
PreK – 6th, 384 students

Norwood High School
9th – 12th, 561 students

Holmes High School
9th – 12th, 807 students

Grandview Elementary School
K – 5th, 349 students

Bellevue Middle / High School
6th – 12th, 551 students

Taft High School
7th – 12th, 715 students

Roberts Academy
K– 8th, 765 students

Union Day Theraputic School
PK – 12th, 200 students

Corryville Catholic Elementary
PK – 8th, 200 students

St. Lawrence Elementary
PK – 8th, 395 students

St. Boniface
PK – 8th, 200 students

Delshire Elementary
PK – 5th, 453 students

Silverton Elementary
PK – 6th, 329 students

ReGeneration – Bond Hill
K – 4th, 237 students

ReGeneration – Avondale
K – 4th, 126 students

IDEA Valley View
K – 9th, 445 students

IDEA Price Hill
K – 10th, 633 students

Romero Academy @ Ressurection
PK – 6th, 165 students

Latonia Elementary
K – 5th Grade, 285 students

Westwood Elementary
K – 8th Grade, 380 students

Cupboard stats

*2025-2026 School Year

$235,711

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

$493,279

TOTAL VALUE OF RESOURCES DISTRIBUTED

$151,611

HEALTHY SNACKS

$105,957

HYGIENE ITEMS

36 Schools were visited for a total of 720 times from August ’25 to May ‘26

TOTAL # OF ITEMS DISTRIBUTED: $128,179

78,230 breakfast bars

17,327 applesauce

33,493 goldfish packs

7,112 dry erase markers

4,977 packs of crayons

33,360 mechanical pencils

6,654notebooks

16,574pocket folders

6,431 packs of colored pencils

* The above list is a SAMPLING of some of the
items offered in the Cupboard and is not exhaustive.

SURVEY STATS

Data Partner:

94% of teachers feel an increased sense of support 

94% of teachers say that the products received from the Cupboard allow them to enrich their students' learning experiences

89% of teachers say that without the Cupboards, they spend their personal money to ensure the basic educational supply needs of their students are met

87% of teachers say their students are more engaged in learning as a result of the Hubbard's Cupboard 