Delivering Good Annual Report 2016

2016 IMPACT REPORT

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K.I.D.S./Fashion Delivers launches a new brand and is renamed Delivering Good, reflecting our unique role of helping people in need with new product.

In 2016, a record amount of over $200 million in new product was donated.

2017 www.Delivering-Good.org

2016 Kids In Distressed Situations and Fashion Delivers merge to work with the fashion, home and children’s industries to help kids, adults and families facing poverty and disasters.

2014 2010

Then-Senator Barack Obama speaks about America’s “empathy deficit” at the benefit gala for K.I.D.S. and Fashion Delivers. The first annual Women of Inspiration Luncheon features 60 Minutes Coanchor Leslie Stahl as the guest speaker.

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Relief to Kurdish refugees began with $200,000 worth of donated merchandise flown in to Kurdish refugees fleeing Saddam Hussein’s army in Iraq. K.I.D.S. by laws are also amended to direct donated merchandise to domestic as well as international causes.

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The devastation caused by hurricanes Katrina and Rita is profound and the response is met with more than $16.5 million of product from K.I.D.S. and Fashion Delivers, a new organization formed by the adult apparel and home industries.

1999 1991

Third annual ‘K.I.D.S. for Kids’ event takes place on June 14 at United Nations Delegate Dining Room in New York City, with special Honorary Chairperson First Lady Barbara Bush in attendance.

K.I.D.S. and Fashion Delivers provide over $45 million of donated merchandise for the Haiti earthquake recovery. K.I.D.S. and Fashion Delivers executives travel to Haiti to see the damage first-hand, as well as to witness the relief efforts.

2006 2005

The Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo receives $350,000 in product and finds more mothers completed parenting classes when awarded merchandise for course completion. Additionally, the behavior of children in after-school programs improved when earned “citizenship stars” could be exchanged for model airplanes and toys.

By donating more than $100 million since 1986, Toys“R”Us becomes the single largest donor in K.I.D.S./Fashion Delivers’ history.

Kids In Distressed Situations (K.I.D.S.) was founded by children’s industry executives Karen Bromley, Fred Brown, Ezra Dabah, Andy Kahn, Carol Reisman, Mike Searles and Barbara Toback. Within 60 days, the children’s industry donated $250,000 of merchandise through the Adventist Development and Relief Agency to Ethiopian children suffering from famine.

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR LEADERSHIP

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ow do we measure the impact of a new coat to someone living on the street? Or new bedding for a family whose home was destroyed by a flood? Or a pair of new shoes for a child who has just joined a foster family? 2016 was a year of tremendous accomplishments for Delivering Good, but this report tells the story of thirty-two years of impact as Kids in Distressed Situations, Fashion Delivers, and K.I.D.S./Fashion Delivers.

As you will learn, thanks to an extraordinarily generous community of donors, we provided a record $200 million + of new product to our community partners in 2016. We expressed our appreciation to our consistent financial supporters through our new Loyalty Circle. And we were there to address the needs of communities affected by natural disasters. Equally important, we focused on charting the course for the next thirty-two years with our strategic planning initiative. This report launches our new name, Delivering Good, as well as the rededication to our mission of helping to alleviate the effects of poverty and disaster by providing new products to those in need.

The needs are enormous, and the response takes the combined effort of industry, the philanthropic and community service sectors, and caring individuals. Thank you for the role you have played in Delivering Good. Please join with us to do even more.

With appreciation:

Allan Ellinger

Co-chair of the Board, 2016

Gary Simmons

Lisa D. Gurwitch

Co-chair of the Board, 2016

President and CEO

Our Mission: Delivering Good unites retailers, manufacturers, foundations and individuals to provide people impacted by poverty and tragedy with new merchandise, effectively distributed through a network of agency partners to offer hope, dignity and self-esteem to at-risk children, families, and individuals.

Pro Bono Support

The following companies have provided pro bono services to Delivering Good during 2016. We thank you for your support in helping people in need.

All Baby & Child Expo APL Distinctive Displays Graj+Gustavsen

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LF Logistics OHL Pryor Cashman Trans International Trucking, Inc.

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n 2016, over 400 companies donated more than $200 million of new products that we distributed to more than 500 community partners nationwide. We estimate that we helped at least 250 million people last year. Monetary donations and other financial support help pay for programs, logistics, coordination and freight costs so that new product reaches the people who need it most. With community partners in all 50 states and around the world, and an overhead of less than 2%, Delivering Good is widely recognized for efficiently supporting people in need. Below are some selected highlights from 2016.

Delivering Good partnered with Burlington Stores and Good Morning America on The 2016 Warm Hearts and Warm Coats Drive; 147,911 new and gently used coats were collected for over 300 community charities nationwide. Coats are such a needed item that this is the only program we operate with gently used product. This was the 10th Anniversary of the coat drive for Burlington Stores and Good Morning America; the annual event has collected a total of 1,814,595 coats over the years.

BOBS from Skechers footwear manufactures shoes especially for donation, given to children in need. In 2016 we distributed one million pairs of kids’ shoes worth $15 million. Since 2011, Delivering Good has distributed more than 7.6 million pairs of these Skechers kids’ shoes. In addition, we coordinate with Skechers’ marketing and our community partners for 15 key market distributions each year.

The online retailer Kidbox curates fun and effortless shopping experiences, bringing parents and kids together to discover new styles.

Through the Kidbox Cares program, parents and children are able to have an open conversation about how they can help children and families in need. For every full Kidbox sold, the company donates a piece of apparel to Delivering Good, with an ultimate goal of clothing one million kids.

Delivering Good works with the annual All Baby & Child trade show for juvenile product in Las Vegas to collect new and sample product donations from over 900 exhibitor companies in 3000 booths. At the end of the 2016 All Baby & Child trade show, we received donations of more than $80,000 in much needed product.

The donations were distributed to Las Vegas area families in need through our community partners.

Three leading women executives were recognized at the K.I.D.S./ Fashion Delivers 10th Annual Women of Inspiration Luncheon June 7, 2016 at the Pierre Hotel in New York City. The event raised over $315,000. The women honored for their professional and philanthropic achievements are (far left) Luanne Whiting-Lager, VP/CFO, Regal Lager, Inc.; (middle) Louise Camuto, Chief Creative Officer, Camuto Group; and (far right) Claudia Stern, Intimate Buyer, Gabriel Brothers. The luncheon co-chairs were (near left) Karen Bromley and (near right) Carole Postal.

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2 01 6: H IGHLIGH TS The menswear retail stores Men’s Wearhouse & Jos. A. Bank from donor Tailored Brands, Inc. have provided over $61 million of suits, shirts, ties and dress shoes to Delivering Good for distribution to our community partners H.E.R.O.E.S. Care, Hands In Service and Caring For Others, which help active and veteran armed services members, other people in need and their families. We work directly with the retail chains to process truckloads of apparel and accessories each year, collected from their stores.

In August, prolonged rainfall in the southern part of Louisiana resulted in catastrophic flooding. K.I.D.S./Fashion Delivers secured nearly $8.5 million of apparel and home goods from retailers and manufacturers to help people in Baton Rouge recover.

Working with the Urban League of LA and local community leaders, we helped over 5,000 families and other people in need.

In October 2016 we started our One Million Pairs of Socks campaign, conceived by Isaac Ash, the founder and president of United Legwear and Apparel Co. At a meeting of the American Apparel and Footwear Association (AAFA), Isaac challenged his colleagues to donate a million socks for homeless people, starting on World Homeless Day October 10, 2016. Socks are the item most requested by homeless shelters.

Delivering Good and AAFA worked together to collect and distribute sock donations. By May 3, 2017, we were only about 50,000 socks short of the goal, and Isaac donated the final amount.

On November 9th at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, the K.I.D.S./Fashion Delivers Annual Gala raised over $1.73 million to help provide new fashion, children’s and home product to people in need. The event featured two honorees, Richard Barry of Toys“R”Us and Marc Heller of CIT Commercial Services. Additionally, actress Dascha Polanco was recognized for her community support, and the companies Global Brands Group, PVH Corp. and Skechers USA were named as outstanding product donors.

We donated new product for holiday gifts for kids and families of the National Center for Child Development in Manhattan, and we even got to join in the giftwrapping! Employee teams from product donor companies Delta Children and Kidbox wrapped gifts donated by their generous companies and others, joined by other Delivering Good volunteers and board members. It was a great way to celebrate the holidays!

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WH Y I GIVE Dr. Flory is a member of Delivering Good’s Loyalty Circle, which recognizes supporters who have made monetary donations for two or more consecutive years.

In 2016, nearly 200 other donors were part of the program.

“I appreciate the fact that the organization provides new clothes and other useful products to adults and children.”

“It’s important to recognize financial donors who regularly support us,” says Delivering Good President and CEO Lisa Gurwitch. “Building a strong network of donors allows us to provide hope and dignity every day.

We’re so grateful for the generosity of our supporters— they enable us to touch the lives of millions in the U.S. and abroad each year.”

Dr. Janine D. Flory

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Retailers and manufacturers are integral to achieving Delivering Good’s mission, but so are individuals who help make it happen with financial donations.

“I appreciate the fact that the organization provides new clothes and other useful products to adults and children,” says Janine D. Flory, Ph.D., an associate professor of psychiatry at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York. “Having something new to wear for the first day of school or a job interview provides an extra boost of confidence.”

Having first donated to Delivering Good in 2014, Dr. Flory also admires its efforts to help communities affected by natural disasters. “I’m glad to support organizations that offer something tangible directly and quickly to people in need,” she continues, emphasizing Delivering Good’s partnerships with social service organizations to distribute clothing, toys and supplies.

And from a personal perspective, she adds, “I like to set a good example for my daughter by giving to organizations that can help children who are the same age as she.”

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Financial donors help Delivering Good achieve its mission of supporting people impacted by poverty and disasters. Financial donations can include gifts of cash and securities, bequests and other planned gifts, grants from donor-advised funds and foundations, and employer matching gifts.

Delivering Good efficiently leverages cash donations to achieve its mission. For every $10 of cash contributed, over $100 of donated new product can be delivered to kids, adults or families in need. With the efficiency, quality of donations and impact on people in need, Delivering Good lives up to its name.

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or 40 years, the Winter Park, Florida-based Edyth Bush Foundation, Inc., has continued the mission of its founder, the late philanthropist Edyth Bush, by creating innovative civic solutions to help families and children help themselves.

In 2002, its Board of Directors requested partnerships with leading nonprofit organizations to provide underprivileged central Florida families and children with essential needs—namely, food, clothing, shelter and employment.

“While the need for clothing is basic, it can nevertheless cost a family hundreds of dollars for just one person,” says David A. Odahowski, president & CEO of the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation. “The gift of new clothes from Delivering Good brings a special smile to children and families in need—the same feeling we all have in wearing a new shirt or blouse.”

The Foundation’s grants to Delivering Good provide as much as $1,000,000 in product donations annually to communities in the metropolitan Orlando area, benefitting organizations including A Gift for Teaching, The Mustard Seed, Devereux, Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, Harvest Time International and Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando, Inc.

“The return on investment has far exceeded our expectations… we’re most impressed by the return on generosity from the fashion industry, as well as the volunteers who process the donations.”

Delivering Good helps Orlando nonprofits tap into the generosity of the fashion and children’s industries,” says Odahowski. At the same time, he continues, “They’ve found a cost-effective means of turning the industry’s business challenges into a charitable solution for our community.”

Last year, Delivering Good surpassed the $1 million in product donations required by its Grant agreement with the Edyth Bush Foundation by more than 70 percent. “The return on investment has far exceeded our expectations,” says Odahowski. “While we can financially calculate the overall value, we’re most impressed by the

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David A. Odahowski, president & CEO of the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation

return on generosity from the industry donors, as well as the volunteers who process the donations. It’s incredibly rewarding to see how much children and families appreciate their new clothing.”

While complimenting the mission of Delivering Good—providing dignity and self-esteem to at-risk children and families, courtesy of the product donors— Odahowski lauds the organization as a “collaborative, mission-driven model with a talented CEO and energetic team, all of whom are professional, creative and caring.”

And ultimately, he emphasizes, “Generosity benefits business.”

Of the charity’s recently revamped name and marketing strategy, “‘Delivering Good’ says it all,” Odahowski adds. “It’s a powerful testament about the compassion of the industry, financial donors, volunteers and nonprofit agencies, as they work together to help people help themselves. Something as simple as a new shirt or pants genuinely gives people hope and shows that someone cares.”

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W HY MY COMPANY GIVES Good and the AAFA to help coordinate the planning, logistics and marketing of a campaign to raise one million pairs of socks. I appealed to my colleagues on the AAFA’s Legwear Committee, proposing that we pool our resources and donate one million pairs in a major, concentrated effort. Instead of donating a few thousand pairs randomly during the year, this would help promote the need for socks at homeless shelters and other community organizations, while building a sustainable program to get the industry widely involved.”

As part of the One Million Pairs of Socks campaign, Ash has personally handed out socks at Jericho Project, a community of supportive services for New Yorkers in need. He has seen just how important a good pair of socks can be. Of the experience, he recalls, “What surprised me most is that despite their circumstances, the residents were just so happy and warm. When hard times fall on people, it’s not our job to judge—it’s our duty to help.”

Isaac E. Ash, founder & CEO of United Legwear & Apparel Co., and his family.

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nited Legwear & Apparel Co. Founder & CEO Isaac E. Ash commends the clear and straightforward tagline of Delivering Good—“Helping Kids and Families” is precisely how his New York-based company has supported the organization for the past six years.

“Without an established infrastructure, it’s difficult to get the right product to the right people efficiently,” says Ash, who launched his company in 1998. Thanks to Delivering Good’s channels for merchandise distribution, he has seen firsthand that donated new product brings hope and dignity to those for who dearly need it.

Beyond merely donating product whenever it is available, Ash recognized a need for the most basic of items—socks. Last fall, he created the One Million Pairs of Socks campaign that was implemented by both Delivering Good and the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) as partners. “Socks and underwear are the most requested items by homeless people, and unlike coats or household items, donations cannot be ‘gently used’—they must be brand new,” he explains.

“Like many manufacturers, we have samples and periodically clear out inventory, so I asked Delivering

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Although United Legwear sells out-of-season merchandise as part of its business model, “It’s not at the expense of donations,” Ash continues. “Selling is necessary, but giving is the right thing to do. Many companies can plan for giving back by making a little more than needed in production orders, and building the donations into their brands.”

Collecting and distributing product may be the primary focus of Delivering Good, but Ash praises the organization for all of its accomplishments—including building annual programs and generating marketing for important causes. Combined, he continues, these efforts “… help people in need to a much greater degree by providing visibility and encouraging others to give.”

On May 3, 2017, Isaac Ash went even further than his initial donation of over 125,000 pairs of socks. By April 2017, the total sock count slowed down around 951,000 pairs. As Isaac accepted the 2017 Achievement Award from the Fashion Accessories Benefit Ball, he told the crowd that he would donate the last 49,000 pairs of socks to complete the campaign. Additionally, he named Delivering Good as a charitable beneficiary of funds raised at the event.

Isaac Ash provided the vision and motivation for United Legwear & Apparel and many other companies to give one million pairs of socks for the homeless and other people in need. Programs like this one can show how committed product donors can make a difference in the lives of people across the U.S. while Delivering Good.

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onations to Delivering Good provide millions of dollars’ worth of new apparel, home goods, toys, books, and other items every year to those with critical needs. Monetary gifts and grants help support programs, logistics, coordination, and freight costs. Since 1985, over $1.6 billion of donated product has been distributed, serving the poor and disadvantaged worldwide. Delivering Good recognizes with gratitude the individuals, corporations, and funding organizations listed below that have generously donated to support of our mission. Donor names listed with a heart () are members of the Loyalty Circle, and have supported the organization in 2016 for at least two consecutive years. To learn about the support Delivering Good with a cash donation, please visit www.Delivering-Good.org/donate-cash.

$75,000 & Above Anonymous Burlington Stores  World Vision 

$35,000 to $74,999

Adrienne and Joseph Shamie  Bernadette and Allan Ellinger  Camuto Group  CIT Commercial Services  Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation  Coach, Inc.  Delta Children  G-III Apparel Group, Ltd.  Global Brands Group  Jockey International, Inc.  Li & Fung Ltd.  National Center For Children and Families North Star Foundation, Inc.  PVH Corp.  Toys”R”Us

$15,000 to $34,999

Alex Brands Baby2Baby  The Bandai Foundation Barbara & Haim Dabah Family Foundation  Carole Postal  Cartoon Network  CHF Industries  Clear Thinking Group LLC  The Community Foundation of North Louisiana Davis & Gilbert LLP Debra Joester  The Doneger Group  Emser Tile, LLC  Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP  Gerberchildrenswear LLC  Golden Touch Imports Gordmans Stores Inc.  The Grayson Foundation  Haddad Brands  Haim Chera  Haresh Tharani  HDS Capital LLC  Himatsingka Group Hope Supply Co. 

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Intradeco Apparel Inc.  The Joester Loria Group  Just Play, LLC Kenneth Ohashi and Adam Freed  Kleinman Family Foundation Komar Brands  LaRose Industries, LLC Laura and John Pomerantz  Les Friedland Associates Ltd. Leslie Fayt LLC The Levy Group Macy’s  Mattel, Inc. Mitzvah Circle Foundation MMG Advisors  Monica and Howard Kahn  Moose Toys The New World Foundation  Newmark Grubb Knight Frank  Nickelodeon  The Northwest Company Publix Super Markets Charities Reed Smith LLP  Regal Lager, Inc. Republic Clothing Group Ross Stores  RSM US LLP  Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom  Tharanco Group  The TJX Companies, Inc.  The Toy Association, Inc.  UBM Plc. Valerie and Abbey Doneger  Variety Club—The Children’s Charity  Wells Fargo Capital Finance White Pony Express Whitney Partners LLC World Assist  WRC, Ascential Events

$10,000 to $14,999

Aid for Kids  Al’s Angels  Andy Kahn Arizona Helping Hands Inc. Caring for Others  Citizens Caring for Children  CopCorp Licensing  Denver Health Foundation  Dolls For Daughters/Kenzi’s Kidz

Dona Bela Shreds  Empire State Realty Trust  Franklin Junior Foundation  Holy Family Church JAKKS Pacific Jewish Foundation of Greensboro  Joshua’s Storehouse  Julian R. Geiger Kahn Lucas Lancaster, Inc.  Karen Bromley  The Bromley Group  Keeps Boutique at the Gatehouse  Kellwood Company Lisa D. Gurwitch  Local Independent Charities of America  Mamiye Brothers, Inc. Metro World Child  Millwork Holdings Co., Inc. Northside Center for Child Development One Simple Wish  Peggy Eskenasi Perry Ellis International  Playmates Toys, Inc. Reno Rodeo Foundation  Room to Grow Rubie’s Costume Company, Inc. Santa Claus of San Bernardino, Inc. Susan and Gary Simmons 

$5,000 to $9,999

Andrew Samet Ankura Consulting Baby Bundles  Baker & Mckenzie LLP  Bioworld  Box of Rain Foundation  Braddock Redux  Carl Marks Advisory Group LLC  CBIZ MHM, LLC  Christ Child Society Cindy Levitt  Crayola, LLC  David A. Brandon Foundation Discovery Dreamwear E.T. Browne Drug Co., Inc. Fox Rothschild LLP  Fred David International USA Inc. Funrise Inc. Gabriel Brothers Inc.

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2 01 6 F I NANCIAL DONORS Gottex Swimwear Hahn & Hessen LLP  HSBC  Ian Sugarman Israel Discount Bank of New York  Itochu Prominent USA  Jazwares JCPenney Company, Inc.  Jewish Communal Fund of New York  LEGO Systems, Inc. Marks Paneth LLP  Merchant Factors Corp.  Michelle and Richard Barry Morgan Stanley  National Council for Jewish Women The Negri Foundation  Northern Chautauqua Community Foundation  Oved Apparel P.E.A.C.E. Inc.  Panola Outreach  Performance Team Freight Systems, Inc.  Phoenix Capital Group Plugg Clothing PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP  Pryor Cashman, LLP  Q4 Kids, LLC Randa Corp.  Robert S. Kaplan  Saban Brands  SaraMax Apparel Group Schulte, Roth, & Zabel LLP Sills Cummis & Gross P.C.  Skechers USA  Skyrocket Toys Spin Master Ltd. Swat Fame, Inc.  Swimwear Anywhere Theory TOMY The Walt Disney Company

$3,000 to $4,999

Adele and Louis Shamie  Anne Klein Banghart-Corin & Associates BBC International LLC  Capelli New York Capital One  Carol Lapidus Cathy Kraus Channel Fabrics Don Unser Dynamic Worldwide Logistics, Inc. Eastman Footwear FAB NY  Fleet Street Ltd. Hertz Herson CPA LLP  International Intimates, Inc.

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International Playthings, L.L.C. Ira Schwartz Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. Kirk Palmer & Associates, Inc.  Kolcraft Enterprises, Inc. Lafayette 148 New York  Marc Federbush  Marisa and Peter Rosenthal Melissa & Doug LLC Michael Setola Milberg Factors, Inc.  MJ Holding Company, LLC Nina Footwear Corp.

RLA Secret Celebrity, LLC  Skip Hop VTech Electronics North America L.L.C. Webster Bank  WeiserMazars LLP Yehuda Shmidman

$1,000 to $2,999

A.S. Guterman Foundation Abe Cohen AHQ—Accessory Headquarters Alan Peyser Allura Imports American Apparel & Footwear Association American Plastic Toys Inc. Andrew Rosen Arthur W. Rabin  Bank Hapoalim Bari and Neil Goldmacher Ben Elias Industries BNL Associates The Bridge Direct Bruce Cotter Buckingham Capital Management, Inc.  Bureau Veritas Consumer Products Services Capital Business Credit LLC Chase Commercial Banking—The Apparel Group Chicco USA / Artsana USA Chick Chack Claudia Stern Collection 18 Constance Rishwain D.F.A. New York, LLC  Debbie and Jay Silver Debra Malbin Associates  Dorel Juvenile Group dreamGEAR Eighty-One Enterprises Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.  Ergobaby Carrier, Inc. Erin Byer Evenflo Company, Inc.

Fashion Angels Father’s Day/Mother’s Day Council, Inc. Fire Pine Group Friedman LLP  Garan, Inc Gary Wassner GCE International, Inc. Glenn Schlossberg Global Design Concepts The Goldberger Company H&M  Halcyon Media LLC Harry Lennix Hasbro, Inc. Hudson’s Bay Company Impact Sales & Marketing Inc. Ingram Entertainment Inc. Integrated Management Solutions USA, LLC  Jack Adjmi Family Foundation Jamie Uitdenhowen Janine D. Flory, Ph.D.  Jarvis Success Jason Rabin Jaylyn Sales Jaymar Marketing Jones New York Intimates Joseph Nastri Judy’s Group, Inc. Julia Greifeld Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association  Karen Harvey Consulting Kaye Scholer LLP  Kenny Khym Kidbox LLC Lambs and Ivy Leonard Rubin Associates Lisa Ablove The Mack Goldner Memorial Foundation  Mad Engine, Inc. Mann Publications Mark Levenfus  Mary Brooks McMillianDoolittle LLP MGA Entertainment MGT Industries Michael Araten Michael Goldstein Michael Kahn Michele Litzky Milou Gwyn Nakash Family Foundation Neil Bressler  Network For Good  New Bright Niceriver Shoe Factory Northpoint Trading

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2 01 6 F I NANCIAL DONORS Otterbourg, Steindler, Houston & Rosen, P.C.  Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP Peter J. Solomon Company, L.P.  Precision Custom Coatings LLC Premier Consulting Partners, LLC  Professional Disposables International, Inc. (PDI) R. Siskind & Co. Readerlink Distribution Services, LLC Richard Darling  Richard Leeds International  Richard Markee  Ripple Junction  Robyn Rabin Rosalie Durkota  Rosenblatt Securities Inc.  Sally Hersh School Zone Publishing Company Sheila and Joel H. Newman  Steve Solk Sy Blechman Tara Toy Corp.

Teri Lingerie Terry Trofholz Theodore A Rapp Foundation  Thomas A. Sharpe Jr.  Threadstone Advisors Topson Downs of California  Triangle Capital LLC TRUIST  Turn On Products Inc.  UA Projects VA Projects/Mobile Graphics Valerie Tootle Vandale Industries, Inc. Vionic Group LLC Virginia and Joseph Caruana Walt Disney Studios Warner Brothers Consumer Products 

$500 to $999

Abby Parsonnet  ABC Kids Expo Alexandra d’Archangelo Alliance Bernstein L.P. Amazon Fashion  Amy Coe Anderson Associates Anonymous The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Beanstalk Brutzkus Gubner LLP  Business Asset Relocation Carlo Paravani Carole Hochman Design Group Charles Riotto 

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Chris Bray  Cindy Hart  C-Life Group Colgate Mattress Atlanta Corp.

Constantino Martinez Diane D’Erasmo Erika McConduit-Diggs Essential Homme Felina Lingerie Gerson & Gerson Gina Group Granada Sales Harry J. Rashti & Co., Inc. Hearst Integrated Media The Herbert E. Stern Family Foundation Howard Levy  Howard Reissner ICC Global Services Intimate Co. Jacqueline Holmes James Bell  Janice Weinman and Stuart Shorenstein  Jody Weintraub  Joyce and Richard Sims JS China Sourcing JW Heller Foundation  Kastel International Katsky Korins LLP Kelly M. Laughlin Linon Home Decor Products, Inc./Powell Company Lisa Scott LM Cohen & Co. Lois Baron Ludovic Leroy Main Street Loungewear, Inc. Manu Mirchandani Marion G. Parke Martin M. Fleisher  Martin Park Mary and Jeff Meredith Merritt Loughran  Michael Cunningham  Michael Varda Miki Racine Berardelli MRC Creations Munchkin, Inc. New York Family & New York Baby Show Panties Plus Inc Paul Bennett Paul L. Calamita Paul Miller  PKF O’Connor Davies, LLP Rachel Natalie Carmi Related Companies  Sarah Clarke Sarah Dunn Scott Zelniker Sheila Lambert

Siobhan Creem Stephen I. Sadove  Susan Greenberg Susan McLain Theresa Welsh United Legwear  Venessa Padilla Victor H. Vega 

$200 to $499

Alexis Kimber Americon Construction, Inc.  Andrew Jones  Andrew Kronfeld Anthony Peter Schmid  Atlantic Hosiery Balboa Baby & Co. LLC Body Touch Lingerie Brittany Ann Polini Bruce Seiff Cards for Causes, LLC  Carol Sparer Cecilia Streit Charles J. Hinkaty  Cherry Kids  Cheryl Lewy  Clothing Our Kids CohnReznick  D.R. Martin, LLC Daniel Paciulan  David Howard Debbie Formar Deborah K. Polivy  Donata Stern Elizabeth Kalodner Elizabeth Terrell Ellen Palazzo Emily Stoddard Essential Brands First Candle Flora Major Fran Davis Galen Mahon Gemini Shippers Group  Georgia Frasch  Girl Scout Troop 4731 Graj + Gustavsen Gretchen A. Quinn  Happy R. Cohen  Heike Muschik Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Howard M. Klein  Icy Hot Lingerie Iris Schechter Jennifer Rengachary Jessica Hartshorn Jill Epstein Joanne D. Cohen

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2 01 6 F I NANCIAL DONORS Jodi and Jonathan Kurtis Julius Young Karen Roth  Kathleen Kirkwood Kelley Hwang  Lazarus & Lazarus, P.C. Leslie Petrie  Line Art, Inc.  Locker, Greenberg, & Brainin Lorraine Hariton  Marie Konstance Mary and Gerardus J. Verdegaal Melinda and Timothy Carney  Michael Katovitz and J. Bland Moshe Dabah Nancy Axilrod National Mills Industry, Inc. New Alternatives for Children  Osborn Correctional Institution Ovadia Labaton Philip Wasserman Posner-Wallace Foundation  Rachel B. Mizrahi Real Underwear Ronald Sidman S.J.I. Associates, Inc.  Sally R. Davis Sara Pilot Saroj International Inc. Seth Coren  Shachar Scot Sharon and John Poole  Star Ride Kids Steven Barry Susan Buckley and Lance Sherman Susanne Emmerich Ted James Thomas Johnson  Trent Walters Tuchman & Associates UBS Financial Services Inc. United Way of Central Maryland, Inc. Victor Canales Volume Apparel The Warren NYC Wendy and Harry Kantor  WOW Brand Building and Trading LLC Zappos

$100 to $199

Adam Burke Adrian Ironside  Adrianne Kirszner Alexandra Frumberg Alicia Ginsberg Allyson Barchuk Alyson and Richard Slutzky Amanda Henry Amanda Lechenet

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Amy Alperin Amy Rosenblatt Lui Andrea Shaw Resnick Ann P. Kern  Annabelle Gurwitch Annemarie Dodd Hunter AT&T United Way/Employee Giving Campaign Audrey Bello  Babette and Jeff Davis Barbara Ianniello and Kevin Burke  Barbara Toback Becky Vogel Bingo Off Price Caribbean American Center of New York Cathleen Acosta Celeste Boehm Cheryl Abel-Hodges Christina Jean-Baptiste Christina Schick Christina Shafer Danielle Hamann Daryl Farrell David Aufiero  David Garretson Deneille Dewar Denise Gomez  Denise Grande  Dent Group Dominic Chirico Dora Valdez  Dorothy K. Robinson Elisabeth Bergoo Elizabeth Karter Elliot Rosenbaum Elwood F. Collins, Jr. Erhardt and Keni Stopp Erica Louder Erik Ulin Gena Lavallee Gilt Saks Off 5th The Girls Middle School Harriet Cook  Heather Mee Igor Aarts Ilene Oren Showroom Isa Ann Campbell Jamie Cygielman Jeff Christian Jessica Tallman Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Metrowest NJ Joanne Loria Jude Haase Justin Renard Karen Auster Katherine Snider Kathy and Eric Kraus  Kyle Jackson

Laura Vasquez Laurianne Listo Leigh Anne Brodsky Les Hall Leslie Schnee Levine Design Group Lindsey Engler Lisa and Joseph Imberman  Lisa Stark and Harvey Rubenstein Lori and James Gross Luis Reyna Lynn and Peter Corritori  Lynn and William Freeman Mara McGinnis Maria Perry Maria Zoccoli  Martha and Lord Dugan  Mary Ann Domuracki  Mary Gentile Mary Roberts- Auer Maxwell Harrell Meg and Kerry Ostrom  Michael Alic Millie M. and W. Barry Piekos  Mindy Goodfriend Nancy Markert & Associates  Orly Goldstein Ramkumar Krishnamoorthy, NJ Rebecca Lucas Red Stone Equity Partners, LLC Richard F. Schaub, Jr. Richard Scott French  Richard Tannenbaum  Robert Magarino Rose and Victor Ackermann  Rosemary Mancino Ryan Kubat Samantha Claster  Sanjeev Chotirmall Schleich NA Scott Kane SD Wholesale Shanya Fernando Perera  Shelly Porges and Richard Wilhelm Smith Mandel & Associates  Stacy Hankin Sanders Stuart Seltzer Susan Claster  Toni Thereault Vincent Gallegra Warren Satchell Yelena Korchman 

We have made every effort to accurately list the cash donations made in 2016. If your name has been mistakenly left off this list, please contact us at contact@delivering-good.org.

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elivering Good gives manufacturers and retailers an efficient way to use new, excess product to give back to society. The donated merchandise helps people affected by poverty or disasters around the world and throughout the United States.

The companies listed below generously donated product in 2016. To learn more about donating merchandise to help people in need, please visit www.Delivering-Good.org/donate-product.

Flywheel Sports Form Products Group Formes LLC Franco Mfg Free People Funko LLC

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Accessories Design Group Aden and Anais Adjmi ADTN International Aeropostale Allura Imports American Girl American Marketing Enterprises Amigoware, Inc. AnB Media Andrew Marc Ann, Inc. Anonymous Apache Design Apparel Solutions Artsana Chicco USA Auggie Home Collection Austin Tie Dye Co. Austlen Baby Co. Authentic Brands Group AutoCapital Canada, Inc.

B

Baby Aspen Baby Convenience Babylonia USA Babymate Babymoov Banz Bata & Batuta Beachfront Baby LLC Beba Bech Designs Bee Jays Creations Inc Bella Tunno Bellymoms Maternity Nursing Wear Bentex Group, Inc. Beyond Us/Icon Bioserie Bioworld Merchandising Inc Black Duck Inc Boba Bobbiyo Bonnsu LLC Boomerang Baby Boston America Group Brand Ministry Bratskeir & Company Breathable Baby Britax Child Safety Burlington Stores, Inc. Burt’s Bees Baby

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A Baton Rouge resident finds the right shirt for her family member.

By Chance LLC/Agree2Disagree Byer California

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C3Presents Cammer Concepts Camuto Group Caroline Rose, Inc. Carson-Dellosa Publishing Carter’s/OshKosh Cartoon Network Enterprises Carved Life Castlewood Apparel Group CatBirdBaby CBIZ MHM, LLC CBRE Group, Inc. Center Court Charming Charlie CHF Industries Chicco USA Children’s Apparel Network Children’s Hunger Fund CIBC Cipriani Accessories Citi Trends City Threads Cixi Honeyway Baby Products Co. LTD Cleveland Golf Coach Cocoon Furniture Comerman Productions Connie Rishwain Cop Corp Licensing COVU Clothing Inkourage LLC Cuento de Luz Curly Girls Cynthia Rose

D

Dale Hansen Dapper Lads Darien Group Inc David Hartung Delta Children Salty, Inc./Design History Dillards Disney Docka TOT Dona Bela Shreds Dormify Douglas Co Inc Down Decor Dreamwave LLC/Bentex DSW

E

Eastman Footwear Group Easy Spirit Eddie Bauer Eliya Inc. Elizabeth Allen Atelier Ellen Tracy Engage Green Entertainment One EP Pro/Summit Golf Brands Evenflo Everlane

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Farallon Brands Feel the Piece Fiona’s Fairies Fishman & Tobin Flash Furniture Flight Club NY LTD Flocast LLC

GAP Garan, Inc. GE Captial Genius Brands Gerber Childrenswear Gerson & Gerson Get Smart BK LLC Giggle Inc. G-III Apparel Group, Ltd. Global Design Concepts, Inc Global Brands Group gLoving Warmth Gold Medal Hoisery Golden Mutual (Guangzhou) LTD. Golden Touch Imports Grand Band Grand Touring Baby Great West Life Greenwich Hospital Foundation Greg Norman Collection Gymboree

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H&M Haddad Brands Hanes Brands Herschel Supply Co. Ltd High Point Design LLC Himatsingka America HomeGoods Hot Topic Howler Brothers Huck Doll Hudson Threads iHeartMedia

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IKEA Distribution Services North America Infinity Intandem Promotions Intradeco Apparel ITC Accessories ITC USA, LLC

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J. Gallery Jacquelin Quinn NYC Jade Marketing Group Jamie Rae Hats, Inc. Jammy Jams Jaq Jaq Bird Jaxxwear Jeffrey Fabrics Jesse Moore Perrin JJ’s Jockey International Joe Fresh Joe’s Jeans Jofit LLC Jude Connally JWE, Inc

K

Kahiniwalla Kahn Lucas Lancaster Karibu Baby Limited Keen Kharishma Ramsaywack KHQ Kidbox, LLC Kids Embrace Kids Preferred LLC Klever Kids KMH Creations, LLC Kolcraft Enterprises Inc Komar Brands

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L.I.M.A. Lafayette 148, Inc Lamb & Ivy, Inc. LC Collections Lenor Romano LLC Leota Level 8 Apparel LF Distribution Holdings Liebman’s Linda Critchell Little Fashion Boutique Little Standout LLC Little Toader Lollytogs Ltd Lord & Taylor Lorraine Abrams LT Apparel Luciano Barbera

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M. Hidary & Co Mamiye Brothers, Inc. Marc Fisher Footwear Marlyn Schiff Jewelry MBooth Metropolitan Ankle & Foot Care

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Miracle International Inc. Monrow Montasy Comics Moonlight Slumber MOTT50 Mountain Woods Music and Motion

Rifle Kaynee Rizzoli Int Publications Roam Romp And Roost/Cappybug LLC Rookie Humans Rosetti

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S

Nano Baby New Era Cap Nine West Holdings NOSC Raleigh First Class Petty Officers Nosh NSF Clothing Number One Textiles LTD Nuna NYDJ Apparel, LLC

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Oeuf LLC One Jeanswear Group Operation Compassion Ore-Originals Oso Cozy—Cloth Diapering Service Outdoor Cap

P

Pacific Baby Inc. Pastourelle Design PBS Distribution Pearhead Inc. Peter Thomas Roth Phil & Teds USA Pierce Mattie Communications Pillobebe P’kolino Planet Sox Prestige Toy Corp PriceWaterhouseCoopers Primark Proper Cloth PVH

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R & O Design Inc Rachel Roy Rack Furniture Ralph Lauren Corp.

Ralsey Group RDG Global Reform Clothing Co. Renfro Corporation Rest Rite Reunited Clothing Revman International

Saban Brands Sago Sago Toys Saint James Sally Miller LLC SCS Direct Inc. Secret Celebrity See Design SG@NYC Sid Jacobson JCC Silvergate Media Simple Stuff Skechers Skip Hop Sleeper Hero Snopea Sorelle Soula LLC Southern Proper SoYoung Inc. Springtex USA, LLC Squad Wod Squeeze Squishables Stargate Apparel STORY SUEDEsays Super Undies Susana Monaco Swatfame Swizz Style

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Tailored Brands Taste Beauty LLC Tatiana & Company Teamson Thalhimer Headwear Tharanco Lifestyles The Boppy Company The Bromley Group The Doneger Group The Gymboree Corporation The Joester Loria Group The MDB Family The Moret Group The Natori Company The Original Squeeze Company The Rug Market The Vanity Room Think King LLC Think PR

TMI Toymarketing Intl, Inc. Toby NYC Toppan Leefung Topsville Torrid Toy Industry Foundation Toys“R”Us Tranquilo LLC TTI Global Resources

U Under The Nile United Legwear & Apparel Upper Playground USAopoly, Inc.

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Vans Footwear Corporation Vintage Fringe, LLC Vionic Group Vivlawrence LTD

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Wacoal America Walt Disney Studios Distribution Water Wipes (USA) Inc. We Were Young Wear Me Pro Westport Corporation Westwood Design/Brixy Will Breskman Winter Water Factory

Y

Yuan Tai Printing (H.K.) Co. LTD.

Z

Zanella Zing Anything Zoochini

We have made every effort to accurately list the companies that donated products to us in 2016. If your company’s name has been left off this list, please contact us at contact@deliveringgood.org.

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he Delivering Good network consists of nearly 1,000 community-based, 501(c)3 nonprofits and government partners, receiving donations of new product to help improve the lives of kids, adults and families. The range of community partners in our network is broad and diverse; below is listing of the agencies that received product donations from us in 2016. To learn more about our community partners, please visit www.Delivering-Good.org.

Family Centered Services of CT New Opportunities, Inc. The Tiny Miracles Foundation

ALABAMA

Downtown Rescue Mission Panola Outreach Rebirth Community Development, Inc. The Second Beginning

DELAWARE

Child Inc. Christ Owned Church Learning Facility Clothing Our Kids Exceptional Care for Children

ALASKA

Cook Inlet Tribal Council

ARIZONA

Arizona Children Association Arizona Head Start Association Child & Parent Centers Arizona Helping Hands Inc. CARE Partnership Emerge! Tucson Centers Against Domestic Abuse Friends for Life Animal Rescue Full Circle Help ICM Food & Clothing Bank Jennabears Foundation La Mesita Family Homeless Shelter National Odd Shoe Exchange New Life Center Singleton Moms

ARKANSAS

Eureka Kids Hunger and Thirst Ministries Our House

CALIFORNIA

A Foundation for Kids Abundant Life Fellowship Active Community Endowment Alameda County Foster Parents Association Arc of San Diego Assistance League of Southern California Baby 2 Baby Bay Area Women’s & Children’s Center Boys & Girls Clubs of Fresno County Challenging Their Destiny Dream Builders Child Care Resource Center Children’s Hunger Fund Community Resource Center Cops Care Cancer Foundation Covenant Community Services, Inc.

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Global Brands Group employees bring some holiday joy to kids at our partner New Alternatives for Children.

Creative Solutions for Kids & Families David & Margaret Youth & Family Services Dream Center Leadership School Every Child’s Dream Foundation Family Resource Center Family Services of Tulare County Foothill Unity Center Gardner Family Care Corporation, Inc. God is Jireh Rapha Shammah Grove Community Church Haight Ashbury Free Clinics— Walden House Health Right 360 Institute for Children’s Aid Institute for Maximum Human Potential Jordan Outreach KAFPA KidWorks Community Development Corporation Knights of Columbus Lincoln Avenue Community Church Los Angeles Dream Center Marin Foster Parent Association Marjaree Mason Center Martha’s Village + Kitchen MetroKidz Minority Aids Project On Your Feet, Inc. Peace Builders River Oak Center for Children Santa Clara County Foster &

Adoptive Parent Association Santa Clara Valley Japanese Christian Church Santa Claus of San Bernardino, Inc. Seeds of Hope Outreach Resource and Family Development Shelter Partnership SouthBay Teen Challenge St. Anthony Foundation Stockton Shelter for Homeless Stop Hunger Now The Brightest Star, Inc. Together We Rise Under the Bridges & On the Streets Variety the Children’s Charity Volunteers of America Los Angeles Walking Shield American Indian We Will Serve Ministries White Pony Express

COLORADO

Cranio Care Bears, Inc. Denver Health Foundation Dolls for Daughters Erica Rae’s Kids Inc. Ethiopian Community Development Council Springs Rescue Mission

CONNECTICUT

Acts 4 Ministry, Inc. Al’s Angels Birthright—Greater Hartford Family and Children’s Aid, Inc.

Barbara Chambers Children’s Center Covenant House Kids Konnection United Way of the National Area

FLORIDA

A Gift For Teaching A Grateful Mind Angels Among Us in Florida, Inc. Canal Point Baptist Church Chapman Partnership Children’s Home Society Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida Dignity U Wear Every Child Inc. Gift of Love Foundation Gingerbread House Learning Center Give Kids the World Gulf Coast Kid’s House Harvest Time International Hope for Haiti Jewish Family Service of Greater Orlando JFCS of the Suncoast Mustard Seed of Central Florida NDCC Parents Without Partners Life Center Neat Stuff Revival Ministries International SAHF Sisters Helping Sisters in Need Inc. St. Joseph’s Family Foundation, Inc. The Mustard Seed of Central Florida True Tabernacle of Jesus Christ Ministries

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A Beacon of Hope Resource Center American Youth Council Angels With Faith Ministries Atlanta Children’s Shelter Beacon of Hope Caring for Others, Inc. El-Shaddai Children Ministries, Inc. Emerald Care International Essence of Hope Kamileon’s Kloset, Inc. Project Safe Safe Homes of Augusta Savannah Area Family Emergency Shelter Save A Life 4 Christ Outreach Ministry Think on These Things Tree of Life Charitable Foundation, Inc. United Military Care, Inc.

HAWAII

Sunday’s Child Foundation USO Hawaii

IDAHO

Advocates Against Family Violence Boise Rescue Mission Catholic Charities of Boise

ILLINOIS

A Safe Place Casa Central Centro De Informacion Champaign County Head Start Chicago Chesed Fund Chinese American Service League Christ Cares Daughters of Destiny Ministries Family Focus Englewood Hope House of Chicago IKANN Indo-American Center Infant Welfare Society Pilsen Wellness Center, Inc. S.P.E.C.I.A.L. St. Vincent DePaul

INDIANA

B.A.B.E. of Whitley County Beds & Britches, Etc. Boys & Girls Clubs of Adams County Center for the Homeless Covenant Cooperative Ministry Inc.

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Family Centered Services Living Water Family Services Nathan’s Playroom The Bread of Life Ministry

IOWA

Amanda the Panda Boone County C.A.R.E.S. Child Future International Families Helping Families of Iowa

KANSAS

Boys & Girls Clubs of Topeka El Centro Inc. His Hands Clothing Closet Ltd. KVC Behavioral Healthcare Olathe Head Start

KENTUCKY

Christian Appalachian Project/ Operation Sharing Emmanuel Mission SAFY of Kentucky

LOUISIANA

Boys & Girls Clubs of Acadiana Family Values Resource Institute, Inc. KIPP Central City Primary Louisiana Dept. of Children & Family Services New Orleans Women & Children’s Shelter Pregnancy Crisis Center Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana Smile Delivery Foundation, Inc. Teen Transformation Palace Treme Cultural Heritage Foundation Urban League of New Orleans

MAINE

Aid for Kids Maine Children’s Home for Little Wanderers Mission Possible Teen Center

MARYLAND

Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Baltimore Children In Need First Candle Haitian’s Harmony Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital National Center For Children and Families One Love 4 Kids Progressive Life Center/Kinship Care Program

Speak to My Heart Ministries TRE Community Outreach Project Turner Station Recreation Council

Lake Area S.A.R.T./Osage Police Department Missouri Foster Care & Adoption Assn.

St. Louis Crisis Nursery

MASSACHUSETTS

MONTANA

Brockton Neighborhood Health Center Family and Community Resources, Inc. Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless Pathways Family Center Project New Hope Reach Out and Read Boston Room to Grow SMOC/Pathways SSTAR, Inc.

MICHIGAN

Hope America, Inc. In The Image International Humanitarian Services Journey Family Church Sadie’s Dream for a Cure Shelter of Flint, Inc. The Westland Good Fellows, Inc. Variety Club—The Children’s Charity Women of Colors

MINNESOTA

Church of St. Timothy Families Helping Each Other Family Youth Community Connections Hope for the City Little Earth of United Tribes Matter Minnesota Visiting Nurse Association Pregnancy Resource Center TriValley Opportunity Council

MISSISSIPPI

Christian Fellowship Outreach Mission Multi County Community Service Newborns In Need Wyatte Baptist Church

MISSOURI

City Union Mission Family Life Community Outreach Giving Is a Family Tradition H.E.R.O.E.S. Care

Blackfeet Community College Boys & Girls Clubs of Yellowstone County

NEBRASKA

Boys Town Community Action at Work Open Door Mission

NEVADA

Another Joy Foundation Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada Las Vegas Dream Center Operation Homefront—Nevada Reno Rodeo Foundation S.A.F.Y. St. Jude’s Ranch for Children

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Child & Family Services of NH Good Beginnings of Sullivan County Operation Blessing Seacoast Family Promise

NEW JERSEY

Anshe Emeth Community Development Corporation Boys & Girls Clubs of Vineland Chai Lifeline of New Jersey Community Action Center, Inc./ RISE! Community Food Bank of New Jersey Covenant House Domestic Violence Advocacy Center Eva’s Village Goodwill Rescue Mission Jehova Jireh Outreach, Inc. Jersey Shore Dream Center La Victoria Spanish Church Misameach Misameach Newark Bethel Assembly NewarkNow NORWESCAP One Simple Wish Partnerships for America Secaucus Municipal Seventh Day Adventist Church United Way of Passaic County Urban City Mission Women Rising

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NORTH CAROLINA

First American Dream Center Ronald McDonald House Charities Thoreau Navajo Outreach

NEW YORK

ACACIA AFYA Foundation Arab-American Family Support Center Arts East New York Bed Stuy Campaign Against Hunger Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC Bobby’s Place Bottomless Closet Bowery Mission Boys & Girls Club of Mt. Vernon Bronxworks Brooklyn Children & Family Services Care of the Homeless Caribbean American Center of New York Center Against Domestic Violence Chautauqua County Rural Ministry Cherry Kids, Inc. Children of Promise NYC Children of the Light Ministries Children’s Health Fund Children’s Village, Inc. Circulo de la Hispanidad, Inc. Coalition for the Homeless Community Action of Greene County, Inc. Community Center for Immigrants Community Outreach at St. John’s Community Parents, Inc. Coney Island Hospital Dress for Success El Divino Nino Family Services of Westchester Food Pantries for the Capital District FPWA Franklin Junior Foundation Freedom Village USA Greater Bibleway Temple Harlem Dowling-West Side Center for Children and Family Hope for Youth Hope NYC Hope’s Door Inc. Hour Children Humane Society

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The Mark Adjmi family and a friend volunteer at our community partner Dorot.

Island Harvest Food Bank Italian American Civil Rights League Iyaho Social Services Jericho Project Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club Leake & Watts Services Inc. Let Elmira Live Lighthouse Outreach Ministries Lower Eastside Service Center Madison Ave. Presbyterian/St James Church Manhattan Night and Day High School Marie Lewis Material for the Arts Metro World Child Millennium Sistahs/Doves Day Care National Council for Jewish Women New Alternatives for Children New Creation Outreach Center New Heights Middle School New Hope Pentecostal Church of Jesus Christ New Life Community Development Corp.

New York City Clothing Bank New York City Rescue Mission New York Foundling Northside Center for Child Development NSSA @ Mt. Vernon NYC Rescue Mission Open Door Family Medical Center Osborne Association P.E.A.C.E. Inc. P.S. 107 Bronx PENCIL Perfecting Faith Church Princess For a Lifetime Project Hope Charities, Inc.

Project Sunshine Project Window, Inc. PS 138 Samuel Randall PS 182 PS 32 The Belmont School Queens Community House RaceTrack Chaplaincy of America RCM Development & Community Services Resources for Human Development Richard M. Brodsky Foundation River Fund New York Ronald McDonald House New York Room to Grow Safe Homes of Orange County Safe Horizon Safe Space Saint’s Place Seneca Cayuga ARC SNAP Foundation St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church Stapleton Union American Methodist Episcopal Church Tempo The Doe Fund The Dorot The New World Foundation The Teacher’s Desk Ulster County Community Action Committee Westchester Jewish Community Services/Kids Closet What About the Children WIC-Morrisania WIN Women and Children’s Hospital of Buffalo Foundation Women of Substance YaDestiny Treasure Chest DOROT

Baby Bundles Beloved Community Center of Greensboro Cooperative Christian Ministry—My Father’s House Program Davis Housing Group, Inc. Durham Rescue Mission Grace Church Housing Thru Connections LaStraw, Inc. Restoration & Deliverance Ministries Robeson County Church and Community Center Ronald McDonald House Charities Safe Harbor Rescue Mission Sanctuary Deliverance Church Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina With Love From Jesus World Victory International Christian Center

NORTH DAKOTA

Second Harvest Great Plains Food Bank

OHIO

Bridge of Life Ministries International Common Ground Free Store David’s Challenge EOPA/CDI Headstart First Steps: Parenting Advocacy Center Inter-Parish Ministry Project Help Clothing Ministry Richland County Children’s Auxiliary Salvation Army Shoes & Clothes For Kids Westside Catholic Center— Zacchaeus Housing

OKLAHOMA

Citizens Caring for Children Feed The Children Native American Coalition Head Start Oklahoma City Indian Clinic On the Edge

OREGON

Camp Rosenbaum Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Coos County Foster Parents Association

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2 01 6 CO M MUNITY PART NERS DHS East Family Services FosterClub Friends of the Jefferson Public Library Klamath & Lake Community Action Services Morning Star Family Relief Nursery Oregon DHS Child Welfare OSLC

VIRGINIA

By Your Side Ministries Child Development Resources Decisions or Destiny Inc. Feed More/Central Food Bank Good Shepherd Alliance Powahatan Christmas Mother Rescue Mission of Roanoke World Partners for Development YMCA Community Services

PENNSYLVANIA

Braddock Redux/Nyia Page Community Center Church of Bible Understanding Haiti Community Shelter Services FIG Family Restoration Corp.

Friends Transitional Housing Program Gaudenzia, Inc. Global Aid Network Hands In Service Mitzvah Circle Foundation Mom’s House NGA Pittsburgh Family Development Inc. World Vision Youth Service, Inc.

RHODE ISLAND

Comprehensive Community Action Program NorthStar Foundation Rhode Island Donation Exchange St. Vincent DePaul

SOUTH CAROLINA

Aiken Families in Transition CASA Cumbee Center to Assist Abused Persons Fostering Hope, Inc. Let’s Help the Children of Tomorrow Masters Missions Olivia’s Closet/Life Church Waccamaw EOC World Assist

SOUTH DAKOTA

Northern Hills CASA Program The Good Shepherd Ministry Center Youth & Family Services

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WASHINGTON

Staff from Authentic Brands Group learn more about the programs of our partner Bottomless Closet.

TENNESSEE

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Memphis Dollars for Daet Eighteenth Avenue Family Enrichment Center Indian Ministries of North America, Inc. Nashville Rescue Mission Operation Compassion Read 20 Riverdale Baptist Church Smoky Mountain Children’s Home Youth Villages

TEXAS

Bethany House of Laredo Bethel Family Ministries Boys & Girls Club of McAllen Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Texas Child Crisis Center of El Paso Children’s Aid Society of West Texas Children’s Hunger Fund Circles of Care Community Partners of Dallas Community Partners of El Paso Cornerstone Assistance Network East Harris County Empowerment Council Foster Kids Charity Inc. Guadalupe Economic Services Corporation Hope International Adoption Hope Supply Co.

Houston Women’s Center Keeps Boutique at the Gatehouse Margaret’s TreeHouse Mercy Heart Ministries, The Destiny Center Mia’s Closet Mission Waco, Mission World, Inc. Our Daily Bread Parents Against Predators Partnership for Children Rainbow Days Rescue Mission of El Paso Ronald McDonald House Charities of Amarillo Ronald McDonald House Charities of Rio Grande S.M. Wright II Foundation Sacred Heart Children’s Home St. Paul Children’s Foundation, Inc. Star of Hope Teen Mom Empowerment Foundation Vogel Alcove

UTAH

Grand Families Ogden Weber Community Action Partnership

VERMONT

Addison County Foster Parents Association Committee on Temporary Shelter LUND

Clothes For Kids Cranio Care Bears, Inc. EastSide Baby Corner Family Services Baby Boutique Holly House Project Kids Without Boarders Tulalip Tribe Vanessa Behan Crisis Nursery

WEST VIRGINIA

ABLE Families Second Harvest Mountaineer Foodbank

WISCONSIN

Alpha Women’s Center Boys & Girls Clubs of Kenosha Center For Families Christ Child Society New Threads of Hope Project Concern of CudahySt. Francis

WYOMING

Joshua’s Storehouse

PUERTO RICO

Fondos Unidos de Puerto Rico

ONTARIO, CANADA Life SpinA612 The Teresa Group

We have made every effort to accurately list the agencies that received donations from us in 2016. If your agency’s name has been left off this list, please contact us at contact@deliveringgood.org.

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F UN DED COMMUNITY PART NER S

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ecause of the work our local nonprofit community partners do as part of the Delivering Good network, we offer them the opportunity to take part in our Funded Community Partner Program, and the ability to make a bigger impact on the communities they serve.

By providing us with a minimum grant of $10,000, we ensure that these partners receive no less than $150,000 worth of product over twelve months, as well as the following benefits: • First priority in their area for product donations as they become available.

• Ability to stretch their budgets further with a 15:1 match on $10,000 grants and a 20:1 match on $20,000 grants and above.

• The opportunity to partner with Delivering Good for important distribution events and work jointly on grants to help support the program.

• Allow community partner staff to focus on the services they offer, while we work with our network of product donors to obtain needed resources.

The community partners that are already taking part in this program have told us that having access to the kind of new, quality product that Delivering Good can provide has made a significant difference in their reach and how their clients feel about themselves.

If you are interested in discussing the program further, please contact Dennie Hughes, Community Partners Director at 212-279-2941 or at Dennie@Delivering-Good.org

Thank you to our 2016 Funded Community Partners: Aid for Kids, ME Al’s Angels, CT Arizona Helping Hands, AZ Baby Bundles, NC Baby2Baby, CA Braddock Redux, PA Christ Child Society of Wauwatosa, WI Citizens Caring for Children, OK Community Resource Center, CA Denver Health Foundation, CO

Northside Center for Children, NY

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Dolls for Daughters/Kenzi’s Kidz, CO Franklin Junior Foundation, NY Holy Family Church, CA Hope Supply Company, TX Joshua’s Storehouse, WY Keeps Boutique at the Gatehouse, TX Metro World Child, NY Mitzvah Circle, PA Northside Center for Children, NY Northstar Foundation, RI One Simple Wish, NJ

P.E.A.C.E., NY Panola Outreach, AL Powhatan Christmas Mother, VA Reno Rodeo, NV Room To Grow, NY Santa Claus of San Bernardino, CA Variety Club, MI White Pony Express, CA World Assist, NC World Vision, PA

Joshua’s Storehouse, WY

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STATEMEN T OF FINANCIAL POSIT ION

December 31 2016 2015

ASSETS Cash

$ 1,995,389

$ 2,211,240

Accounts receivable, net

357,263

339,331

Prepaid expenses and other assets

58,304

36,202

Restricted cash Property and equipment, net

67,014

67,014

124,035

145,051

$ 2,602,005

$ 2,798,838

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses

$ 179,776

$ 258,431

Deferred rent

118,103

138,411

Loan payable

23,677

29,451

321,556

426,293

Total Liabilities Net Assets Unrestricted Temporarily restricted Total Net Assets

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2,230,449 2,372,545 50,000

-

2,280,449

2,372,545

$ 2,602,005

$ 2,798,838

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STATEME NT OF ACT IVITIES

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Year Ended December 31, Temporarily 2016 Unrestricted Restricted Total

Contributions, in-kind

$ 214,525,287

-

$ 214,525,287

$ 130,970,700

121,121

-

121,121

-

Contributions, foundations

145,860

-

145,860

260,589

Contributions, corporations

522,143

-

522,143

518,508

Contributions, individuals

115,405

50,000

165,405

105,564

1,617,492

-

1,617,492

1,540,691

893

-

893

759

Contributed professional services, in-kind

2015 Total

Special events, net of direct costs of $479,059 and $604,962 Interest income Other Total Support and Revenue

63,531 217,111,732

- 63,531 70,814

50,000

217,161,732

133,467,625

EXPENSES Programs

216,145,662

- 216,145,662 132,337,115

Management and general

631,425

-

Fundraising

476,741

- 476,741 509,958

Total Expenses Change in Net Assets

217,253,828 (142,096)

- 50,000

631,425 217,253,828 (92,096)

419,836 133,266,909 200,716

NET ASSETS Beginning of year End of year

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2,372,545

-

2,372,545

2,171,829

$ 2,230,449

$ 50,000

$ 2,280,449

$ 2,372,545

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HOW YOU CAN HELP Support Us Financially Moving donated new apparel, home fashions, toys, books and other items is a big effort. Financial support helps pay for programs, logistics, coordination and freight costs so that new product reaches the people who need it most. There are many different ways you can contribute to our mission.

Every individual gift is matched at a 10:1 rate. With a $25 donation, Delivering Good can distribute over $250 worth of goods to families and individuals in need. A $1,000 donation distributes over $10,000 worth of merchandise to those who need it most—imagine how many lives one gift can touch!

Many companies match contributions that employees make to charities. Check with your Human Resources Department for any process and forms to ensure the match is donated.

Support Delivering Good with a fundraiser to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries or memorials.

Contact us to learn how other supporters have made their fundraisers successful. You can reach us directly by phone at 646-362-9085 or email at development@Delivering-Good.org

Support Us with Product Donating new product offers manufacturers and retailers an efficient way to move inventory and give back to the many kids, adults and families in challenging situations. Whether it is a single box of samples or an entire truckload, you can help people in need.

Together we can help make a difference in people’s lives.

The product donations reach individuals and families who are challenged by poverty, homelessness, domestic abuse, military family service, major illness, incarcerated family members and natural disasters.

When Delivering Good sends new merchandise to people in distressed situations, it provides them with hope and a sense of dignity, as well as letting them know that someone cares enough to give them something new.

The donation process is simple. Just submit a form online and we will contact you within 48 hours to coordinate logistics and answer any questions you may have about Delivering Good. You can reach us directly by phone at 646-362-9088 or email at product@DeliveringGood.org.

Our Staff Lisa Gurwitch, President & CEO Lisa@Delivering-Good.org, 212-279-2928

Dennie Hughes, Director of Community Partners Dennie@Delivering-Good.org, 212-279-2941

Donna Charles, Chief Operating Officer Donna@Delivering-Good.org, 212-279-3348

Christina Jean-Baptiste, Program/ Gifts-in-Kind Manager Christina@Delivering-Good.org, 646-362-9092

Lauren Barnett, Development & Events Manager Lauren@Delivering-Good.org, 212-279-5343 Shaun Caruana, Development Associate Shaun@Delivering-Good.org, 646-362-9085 Carla Fattal, Product Donation Manager Carla@Delivering-Good.org, 646-362-9088 Mia Garcia, Assistant to the CEO & COO Mia@Delivering-Good.org, 212-279-3347

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Merrie Keller, Director of Product Procurement Merrie@Delivering-Good.org, 212-279-5325 Peter Paris, Director of Marketing Peter@Delivering-Good.org, 646-362-9091 Kent Robinson, Product Donation Associate Kent@Delivering-Good.org, 212-279-3167 Shakiera Walker, Communications Manager Shakiera@Delivering-Good.org, 646-362-9090

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www.Delivering-Good.org 2017 Board of Directors OFFICERS Allan Ellinger, Chairman* Senior Managing Partner MMG Advisors, Inc. Michael Setola, Vice Chairman* President & CEO Tharanco Lifestyles, LLC Lisa Gurwitch, President & CEO* Delivering Good, Inc. Milou Gwyn, Vice President* VP, Domestic Licensing Jockey International, Inc. Mark Levenfus, Treasurer* Managing Partner Emeritus Marks Paneth LLP Todd Kahn, Secretary* President, Chief Administrative Officer Coach, Inc. Carole Postal, Asst. Secretary* President CopCorp Licensing

BOARD MEMBERS Kenneth Baronoff Managing Director & COO Peter J. Solomon Company

Howard Kahn* Executive Chairman Kahn Lucas/Madame Alexander

Karen Bromley Principal The Bromley Group

Carol Lapidus Partner RSM US LLP

Haim Dabah Founder, Managing Partner HDS Capital LLC

Marc Mastronardi EVP Business Development Macy’s

Rick Darling Executive Director, Government & Public Affairs Li & Fung Trading, Inc.

Susan S. McLain SVP, Global Prod. Mktg. & Dist.

Walt Disney Studios

Steve Reiner Managing Director, B. Riley & Co., LLP Development Officer, Great American Group Joe Shamie President Delta Children Cari Shapiro Group Vice President Ross Stores Jay Silver Managing Director CBIZ MHM, LLC

Tom Nastos* President, Women’s Fashion UBM Plc.

Gary F. Simmons President & CEO Gerber Childrenswear LLC

Kenneth Ohashi* SVP, Int’l & Global Licensing Authentic Brands Group, LLC

Haresh Tharani Chairman Tharanco Group

David Greenstein CEO Himatsingka America Inc.

Dan Orwig Group President, Men’s Apparel Itochu Prominent USA

Jennifer Vecchio CMO/Principal Burlington Stores, Inc.

Marc Heller* President CIT Commercial Services

John Pomerantz, Emeritus* JJP Advisory LLC

Abbey Doneger* President & CEO The Doneger Group Jeffrey Goldfarb Executive Vice President G-III Apparel Group, Ltd.

Debra Joester President & CEO The Joester Loria Group

Jody Weintraub President JJWRetail LLC *Executive Committee Members

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he Board of Directors and staff thank the following individuals who have recently departed from the board: Steve Birkhold, Executive Director, Brokerage Services at Cushman & Wakefield; Abby Parsonnet, Regional President, Webster Bank, N.A.; Connie Rishwain, President of Vionic Group LLC; and Ron Ventricelli, CFO of Global Brands Group. We thank you for your service and support.

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