Dot Foods

Charity Profile

Dot Foods

🇺🇸Donor#164 last 12 months
Donations
$18,705,462
All time
Reach
United States
Verified footprint
Entries
18
Logged on Charity Journal

Giving over time

Monthly giving from the ledger
Giving and impact by month, last 12 months
MonthGivenImpact bandActivities logged
Dec 2025$0Not rated0
Jan 2026$0Not rated0
Feb 2026$0Not rated0
Mar 2026$0Not rated0
Apr 2026$0Not rated0
May 2026$0Not rated0
Jun 2026$0Not rated0
Jul 2026$0Not rated0
Aug 2026$0Not rated0
Sep 2026$0Not rated0
Oct 2026$0Not rated0
Nov 2026$36,000Not rated1

Cause breakdown

Relief$16,811,962 · 89.9%
Welfare$1,172,000 · 6.3%
Health$439,000 · 2.3%
Education$277,500 · 1.5%
Public safety$5,000 · 0%
Dot FoodsVerified
DonorUnited StatesEst. 1960Dick Tracy
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About

Dot Foods is a privately owned American food redistribution and logistics company headquartered in Mount Sterling, Illinois. Founded in 1960 by Robert and Dorothy Tracy, the company has grown into a major food industry distributor serving manufacturers, distributors, retailers, restaurants, and other foodservice businesses across North America. It is recognized for its less-than-truckload distribution model, which helps businesses transport smaller quantities of products efficiently.

The company consolidates products from multiple manufacturers into shipments that can include frozen, refrigerated, and dry goods. Its services include food distribution, transportation, warehousing, supply chain solutions, and technology-supported logistics. Dot Foods also contributes to the communities where it operates through employee-led charitable committees, food donations, and fundraising initiatives. Its mission is to contribute to the success of its business partners through dependable service, efficient distribution, and long-term business relationships.

Activity feed

Dot Foods gave $36,000 to Five Food Pantries for contributed essential food supplies and pantry items to local hunger-relief programs, helping regional food pantries restock their shelves and meet rising community nutritional needs on 2026-11-10. Cause: Welfare.
Dot Foods→ Five Food Pantries$Restricted
Welfarecontributed essential food supplies and pantry items to local hunger-relief programs, helping regional food pantries restock their shelves and meet rising community nutritional needs.
$36,000$36K
Dot Foods gave $10,000 to Sierra Vista Child & Family Services for supported behavioural health services and family resources on 2025-01-01. Cause: Health.
Dot Foods→ Sierra Vista Child & Family Services$Restricted
Healthsupported behavioural health services and family resources.
$10,000$10K
Dot Foods gave $20,000 to Communities In Schools of Wayne County for supported educational resources and mentoring opportunities for children on 2025-01-01. Cause: Education.
Dot Foods→ Communities In Schools of Wayne County$Restricted
Educationsupported educational resources and mentoring opportunities for children.
$20,000$20K
Dot Foods gave $100,000 to Boys & Girls Club of Magic Valley for donated $100,000 towards construction of a nutrition centre on 2025-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Dot Foods→ Boys & Girls Club of Magic Valley$Restricted
Welfaredonated $100,000 towards construction of a nutrition centre.
$100,000$100K
Dot Foods gave $80,000 to Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis for donated $80,000 and food products to support communities affected by a devastating tornado on 2025-01-01. Cause: Relief.
Dot Foods→ Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis$Restricted
Reliefdonated $80,000 and food products to support communities affected by a devastating tornado.
$80,000$80K
Dot Foods gave $181,000 to Local Alzheimer's Association chapters for raised $181,000 through its company-matched fundraising campaign on 2025-01-01. Cause: Health.
Dot Foods→ Local Alzheimer's Association chapters$Restricted
Healthraised $181,000 through its company-matched fundraising campaign.
$181,000$181K
Dot Foods gave $444,000 to Local United Way chapters for raised $444,000 through company-matched fundraising campaigns on 2025-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Dot Foods→ Local United Way chapters$Restricted
Welfareraised $444,000 through company-matched fundraising campaigns.
$444,000$444K
Dot Foods gave $257,500 to West Central Illinois schools for awarded $257,500 in grants and equipment to support STEM education on 2025-01-01. Cause: Education.
Dot Foods→ West Central Illinois schools$Restricted
Educationawarded $257,500 in grants and equipment to support STEM education.
$257,500$258K
Dot Foods gave $626,000 to 121 local food pantries for donated $626,000 worth of food products through its Neighbor to Neighbor programme on 2025-01-01. Cause: Relief.
Dot Foods→ 121 local food pantries$Restricted
Reliefdonated $626,000 worth of food products through its Neighbor to Neighbor programme.
$626,000$626K
Dot Foods gave $244,000 to Local Alzheimer's Association chapters for raised more than $244,000 through employee fundraising and company matching on 2024-01-01. Cause: Health.
Dot Foods→ Local Alzheimer's Association chapters$Restricted
Healthraised more than $244,000 through employee fundraising and company matching.
$244,000$244K
Dot Foods gave $562,000 to Local United Way chapters for contributed more than $562,000 through company-matched fundraising campaigns on 2024-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Dot Foods→ Local United Way chapters$Restricted
Welfarecontributed more than $562,000 through company-matched fundraising campaigns.
$562,000$562K
Dot Foods gave $7,500 to Western Illinois University Food Pantry for awarded a grant worth more than $7,500 to support its campus food pantry on 2022-01-01. Cause: Relief.
Dot Foods→ Western Illinois University Food Pantry$Restricted
Reliefawarded a grant worth more than $7,500 to support its campus food pantry.
$7,500$8K
Dot Foods gave $4,000 to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital for supported fundraising for childhood cancer research and treatment on 2021-01-01. Cause: Health.
Dot Foods→ St. Jude Children's Research Hospital$Restricted
Healthsupported fundraising for childhood cancer research and treatment.
$4,000$4K
Dot Foods gave $5,000 to Delaware City Fire Company for contributed towards local fire and emergency response services on 2021-01-01. Cause: Public safety.
Dot Foods→ Delaware City Fire Company$Restricted
Public safetycontributed towards local fire and emergency response services.
$5,000$5K
Dot Foods gave $5,000 to Cherish the Moments for supported restoration and landscaping at the Illinois Veterans Home on 2021-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Dot Foods→ Cherish the Moments$Restricted
Welfaresupported restoration and landscaping at the Illinois Veterans Home.
$5,000$5K
Dot Foods gave $5,000 to Skills for Chicagoland's Future for supported employment and job-placement services for local residents on 2021-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Dot Foods→ Skills for Chicagoland's Future$Restricted
Welfaresupported employment and job-placement services for local residents.
$5,000$5K
Dot Foods gave $20,000 to Camp Point, Illinois for provided funding for new playground equipment at a local park on 2021-01-01. Cause: Welfare.
Dot Foods→ Camp Point, Illinois$Restricted
Welfareprovided funding for new playground equipment at a local park.
$20,000$20K
Dot Foods gave $16,098,462 to Multiple food banks and food pantries for donated food products valued at over $16 million to support communities during the COVID-19 pandemic on 2020-01-01. Cause: Relief.
Dot Foods→ Multiple food banks and food pantries$Restricted
Reliefdonated food products valued at over $16 million to support communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
$16,098,462$16M

Board

Dick Tracy
CEO

CEO of Dot Foods.

John Tracy
Executive Chairman

Executive Chairman of Dot Foods and CEO of Dot Family Holdings.