Food Bank For New York City - Fiscal Year 2017 Annual Report

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2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS REVEREND HENRY BELIN (Chair)

KATIE LEE

MICHAEL SMITH

PA S TO R

CH E F/AU T H O R

GENERAL MANAGER

Bethel AME Church

The Comfort Table

Cooking Channel

MARIO BATALI

SERAINA MACIA

ARTHUR STAINMAN (Treasurer)

C H E F/A U T H O R / R E S TA U R AT E U R

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & CEO

SENIOR MANAGING DIRECTOR

KEVIN FRISZ

AIG

First Manhattan

M A N AG I N G PA RTN ER

GLORIA PITAGORSKY (Vice Chair)

William James Capital

MANAGING DIRECTOR

LARY STROMFELD (Executive Vice Chair)

Heard City

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JOHN F. FRITTS, ESQ. (Secretary)

Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

SENIOR COUNSEL

NICOLAS POITEVIN

Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

SENIOR TRADER

STANLEY TUCCI

Latour Trading

ACTOR/DIRECTOR

LAUREN BUSH LAUREN

Olive Productions C/O Post Factory

CEO & FOUNDER

LEE SCHRAGER

FEED

V I C E P R E S I D E N T, C O R P O R AT E

PASTOR MICHAEL WALROND

C O M M U N I C AT I O N S & N AT I O N A L E V E N T S

S E N I O R PA S TO R

Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits

First Corinthian Baptist Church

AGENCY ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Kelly Bensimon

Tony Shaloub

David Chang

Kate Krader

ACTOR, MODEL

ACTOR

CHEF, AUTHOR

BLOOMBERG

Lorraine Bracco

Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson

Caryl Chinn

Gabriel Kreuther

ACTOR

CARYL CHINN CULINARY CONSULTING

CHEF, RESTAUR ATEUR

Robin Sirota-Bassin

Ty Burrell

MUSICIAN, RESTAUR ATEUR, AUTHOR

SOUTHSIDE UNITED HDFC INC.

ACTOR

Tom Colicchio

CHEF, T V HOST, AUTHOR

Cheryl Cancela

Helena Christensen

THE SALVATION ARMY STAPLETON

MODEL , PHOTOGR APHER

Allison Deal (Chair)

Alan Cumming

METROPOLITAN COUNCIL ON JEWISH POVERT Y.

ACTOR

Peer Deutsch

MUSICIAN

ONEG SHABBOS

Maria Estrada EVERY DAY IS A MIR ACLE

Gavin DeGraw Selita Ebanks MODEL

Dominic Fumusa

Lisa Everett

ACTOR

NORTHEAST BROOKLYN SOCIAL SERVICES

Cat Greenleaf

Rev. Vincent Fusco ACTS COMMUNIT Y DEVELOPMENT CORP.

HOST, NBC NEW YORK

Ethan Hawke ACTOR

Major Sharon Lindsay

Michael Kay

VETS, INC.

SPORTS BROADCASTER

David Moses

Lenny Kravitz

MT. HEBRON CHURCH OF CHRIST

MUSICIAN

Dorren Rutty

Lauren Bush Lauren

BRONX BETHANY COMMUNIT Y CORP.

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR

Kimberly Singh

ACTOR, TELEVISION PERSONALIT Y

BNAI R APHAEL CHESED ORGANIZATION

Debi Mazar Oliver Platt ACTOR

CELEBRITY AMBASSADORS

Robin Roberts

Stanley Tucci, CHAIR

MUSICIAN

ACTOR, DIRECTOR

Susan Sarandon

Hank Azaria

ACTOR

ACTOR

Kyra Sedgwick

Kevin Bacon

ACTOR

ACTOR

NEWSCASTER

Gavin Rossdale

CULINARY COUNCIL Ted Allen T V HOST, AUTHOR

Sunny Anderson T V HOST

Dominique Ansel CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAUR ATEUR

Phillip Baltz BALTZ & COMPANY

Joe Bastianich CHEF, T V HOST, AUTHOR

Lidia Bastianich CHEF, T V HOST, AUTHOR

Ken Biberaj RESTAUR ATEUR

April Bloomfield CHEF

Daniel Boulud CHEF, AUTHOR

Anthony Bourdain CHEF, T V HOST, AUTHOR

Danny Bowien CHEF, RESTAUR ATEUR

Tim Buma CHEF

David Burke CHEF, AUTHOR

Anne Burrell CHEF, T V HOST, AUTHOR

Andrew Carmellini CHEF, AUTHOR

Cesare Casella CHEF, AUTHOR

CHEF, T V HOST, AUTHOR

Gabriele Corcos CHEF, T V HOST, RESTAUR ATEUR

Madison Cowan

Emeril Lagasse Katie Lee CHEF/AUTHOR

Jennifer Leuzzi

CHEF, AUTHOR

ADVERTISING, MARKETING & EDITORIAL CONSULTANT

Yann de Rochefort

Michael Lomonaco

RESTAUR ATEUR

CHEF, AUTHOR

Eric Demby

Marisa May

BROOKLYN FLEA

Jake Dickson DICKSON’S FARMSTAND MEATS

Todd English CHEF, T V HOST, AUTHOR

Barbara Fairchild CULINARY AUTHORIT Y

Brad Farmerie CHEF

Tyler Florence CHEF, T V HOST, AUTHOR

Marc Forgione CHEF

Paulie Gee RESTAUR ANT

Alex Guarnaschelli

Masaharu Morimoto CHEF, AUTHOR

Seamus Mullen CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAUR ATEUR

Ruth Reichl CULINARY AUTHORIT Y

Missy Robbins CHEF

Michael Salvatore SYSCO METRO NEW YORK

Aarón Sánchez CHEF, T V HOST, AUTHOR

Michael Schlow CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAUR ATEUR

Lee Brian Schrager

CHEF, T V HOST

SOUTHERN GL AZER’S WINE & SPIRITS

Max Hardy

Tanya Wenman Steel

CHEF

CLEAN PL ATES OMNIMEDIA

Jean-Marc Houmard

Susan Ungaro

RESTAUR ATEUR

Jean-Georges Vongerichten

Hung Huynh

CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAUR ATEUR

CHEF

Dan Kluger CHEF

FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO Dear Friends, We live in a city where individuals facing hunger and those choosing to solve it are both called New Yorkers. The gaps between us diminish in size every time we choose to close them. For 35 years, New Yorkers have come together to solve hunger in our city one apartment, co-op, office and classroom at a time. It’s through the coming together of this myriad of neighbors that Food Bank For New York City has been allowed to be at the forefront of hunger relief, serving the city’s most vulnerable.

There was no infrastructure for this kind of work when Food Bank began. Food banking was— and remains—a modern-day barn raising…a place where a community’s resources are gathered to serve the community’s needs. What started as an unused warehouse in the Bronx has over many years become the gathering place for philanthropists, corporate and government leadership and everyday New Yorkers focused on building a central resource for the poorest charities in the poorest communities serving the poorest New Yorkers.

Sincerely,

Since 1983 Food Bank has been the place where New Yorkers ensure that their neighbors never have to face hunger alone.

In these three decades, Food Bank has transformed from a response-based organization to one with a strategic approach able to serve complex needs in communities poor in resources yet rich in diversity. We’ve taken our belief that hunger is solvable, coupled it with the lens provided by the meal gap and the commitment inherent in a network of community-based charities, and turned it into 1.3 billion needed meals.

Margarette Purvis President and CEO

However, seeing hunger for what it is and where it lives is just the beginning. Through commitment and tenacity, Food Bank puts innovative and scalable solutions into action.

Innovation in the hunger space is almost always about access to resources, knowledge and opportunity that are often taken for granted elsewhere. Innovations in our distribution system, such as Green Sidewalk™, deliver fresh produce and other high-quality foods to our member network in a consistent and timely manner. Current and planned renovations to Food Bank’s Harlem-based Community Kitchen and Food Pantry are designed to create even more opportunities for us to lead and foster impactful collaborations across our city and throughout our network, including the Innovation Center—our city’s first dedicated space to build on leadership and collective impact in the anti-hunger community—along with kitchen refurbishments that will allow more hot nutritious meals to be prepared, stored and shared both with our Harlem neighbors and our entire charity network.

From its earliest days, Food Bank has been the connector for New Yorkers with means to New Yorkers in need. The compelling portraits in this report are reflections on the challenges facing our most vulnerable neighbors, as well as the resolve of dedicated New Yorkers focused on removing hunger from our city.

These portraits represent just a few of the many faces and stories that make up a 35-year history of compassionate collaboration. While each road may differ, the journey always begins with facing hunger.

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SHEREE QUILES FOOD BANKER/ FRONT LINES OF HARLEM

“I strive to make our services at Food Bank’s kitchen and pantry feel like a hug from a friend. When I was younger, I knew hunger, too. Hugs are important.”

6,060,000 MISSING MEALS IN HARLEM— THE MOST OF ANY COMMUNITY IN MANHATTAN.

1.5 MILLION MEALS PROVIDED

BY FOOD BANK’S COMMUNITY KITCHEN AND FOOD PANTRY OF WEST HARLEM.

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DONNIE WARD P A R E N T, H A R L E M

“She’s my baby… my precious baby girl.”

195,000 WORKING NEW YORKERS RELY ON FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS.

19% NEW YORK CITY CHILDREN— ONE OUT OF FIVE— RELY ON SOUP KITCHENS AND FOOD PANTRIES.

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CONNIE VERDUCCI PA R T N E R , BA N K O F A M E R I C A

“Our entire team at Bank of America serves.

We believe that working together gives us leverage to defeat hunger.”

$1.5 MILLION VALUE OF NEW YORKERS’ SERVICE TO END HUNGER.

2,976,000 NUMBER OF MEALS OUR VOLUNTEERS HELPED GET OUT TO OUR NEEDIEST COMMUNITIES.

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AMANDA WILLIAMS FOOD BANKER

“Our campus pantries keep children from experiencing hunger in their homes.”

1 IN 5 NEW YORK CITY CHILDREN LIVE IN HOUSEHOLDS FACING FOOD INSECURITY.

1.1 MILLION MEALS DISTRIBUTED TO K-12 STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH CAMPUS PANTRIES.

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SULTANA OCASIO FRONT LINES OF THE BRONX

“Hunger does not discriminate. What I know about what’s needed in The Bronx was learned from serving a diverse population. When voices are missing from the table, so are real solutions.”

1 in 3 NEW YORKERS LIVING IN OUR MOST FOOD INSECURE COMMUNITIES RELIES ON FOOD ASSISTANCE.

225 MILLION MEALS THE UNMET NEED AMONG FOOD-INSECURE NEW YORKERS.

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ALEXANDER RAPAPORT F R O N T L I N E S O F B R O O K LY N

“Every Shabbat in my grandmother’s home included someone less fortunate.

It’s how I learned to care for others.”

16,500,000 POUNDS OF FRESH PRODUCE WERE PROVIDED AT NO COST TO OUR MEMBER NETWORK.

4 MILLION KOSHER MEALS WERE DISTRIBUTED BY FOOD BANK’S CITYWIDE CHARITY NETWORK.

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PASTOR MIKE WALROND BOARD MEMBER/DONOR/ COMMUNITY ACTIVIST

“To be our best city, we must commit to solving the root causes of hunger and poverty… working together toward one shared goal of loving our neighbors.”

74% OF FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS REPORT SHORTAGES OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

86% MORE FRESH PRODUCE WAS DELIVERED TO MEMBER FOOD PANTRIES SERVING IN IMPOVERISHED NEIGHBORHOODS.

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LOIS & ARTHUR STAINMAN BOARD MEMBER/ D O N O R S /A D V O C AT E S

“Our city prides itself on being the culinary capital of the world.

It’s unconscionable that anyone should face hunger here.”

15% NEW YORK CITY’S FOOD INSECURITY RATE— WHICH IS 11% HIGHER THAN THE NATIONAL AVERAGE

62.5 MILLION FREE MEALS DISTRIBUTED TO CITYWIDE NETWORK OF NEARLY 1,000 CHARITIES AND SCHOOLS.

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FACING HUNGER fac·ing | fāsiNG | present participle 1 (Of a problem or difficult situation) present itself to and require action from (someone).

2 Overcome someone or something by a show of determination. hun·ger | ˈhəNGɡər | noun A feeling of discomfort or weakness caused by a severe lack of food.

What it truly means to face hunger can be seen in the actions of those who support us and in the eyes and smiles of the New Yorkers we work together to serve. But identifying hunger through the people and communities it affects is only the first step. We create real and lasting change when solutions—built and bred by our fellow New Yorkers—show up in the communities that need them most, in the forms that serve them best. In FY 2017, we shared hope through innovative programming. We shared compassion through nutrition education. And we shared love through wholesome food served with dignity and gratitude. In fact, it is because New Yorkers are as grateful to serve as they are to receive that Food Bank is able to face and fight hunger where it lives.

THE MEAL GAP STRATEGY The Meal Gap Strategy focuses on the meals missing from the homes of those struggling to afford food. Food Bank’s strategic plan, “Feed the Need,” maps this information to clearly identify areas in need and bring resources into communities that need them most. In Fiscal Year 2017, of the 62.5 million total meals Food Bank delivered, 44.2 million meals went to our highest meal gap communities.

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FOOD DISTRIBUTION Food Bank launched the Green Sidewalk™ program to meet the need for fresh produce in high Meal Gap areas.

Fresh fruit and vegetables are delivered via “pop-ups” where Food Bank trucks set up distribution events on sidewalks in front of participating member charities.

3.8 million additional pounds of fresh produce introduced into 20 different high Meal Gap communities.

INCOME SUPPORT AND SNAP SERVICES Along with fighting hunger by providing meals, Food Bank also provides services like free tax preparation and SNAP enrollment assistance to help raise the poorest New Yorkers out of poverty—hunger’s root cause.

Through these vital services, Food Bank is able to support member agencies to comprehensively address the issues facing their communities. In 2017, 11.6 million meals were provided to low-income New Yorkers through SNAP (formerly known as food stamps) and 41 percent of the returns filed through Food Bank’s free tax program included the Earned Income Tax Credit—putting more money into the households and communities of our neediest neighbors.

CHILD HUNGER AND NUTRITION EDUCATION

A student’s success is directly affected by whether or not he or she is hungry.

Alarmingly, 19% of New York City children live in food-insecure households. Through the Campus Pantry program, Food Bank is using geo-mapping to put student-choice pantries in the city’s hardest hit areas throughout the five boroughs. And by integrating CookShop, Food Bank’s nutrition education program, students and their families are gaining valuable skills to establish healthy eating habits on a limited budget.

Food Bank’s 2017 free tax program served 40,165 tax filers.

ADVOCACY Food Bank’s advocacy work is an integral part of effecting change. By mobilizing community leaders, Food Bank was instrumental in advocating for needed anti-hunger resources. Thanks to collaboration with the New York City Council and the de Blasio Administration, this work resulted in the third consecutive year of EFAP funding increases.

Campus pantries distributed food to more than 23,000 K-12 students.

$19 million in funding secured in Fiscal Year 2017 for the Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP).

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THE YEAR IN REVIEW

MLK WEEKEND OF SERVICE

Hundreds of Food Bank staff and volunteers gathered at Hunt’s Point’s Bright Temple Church in the Bronx to create the community’s first and only soup kitchen.

CITY KITCHEN STRATEGIC PLAN

Food Bank began renovations to the second floor of Food Bank’s Community Kitchen & Food Pantry in West Harlem, which will house the Innovation Center—the city’s only training and development space for anti-poverty and anti-hunger leadership— as well as the City Kitchen, a new space to more efficiently process donated food via flash freezing, steaming and cooking, resulting in reduced food waste and increased distribution.

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FOOD BANK 2 GO Customized volunteer initiatives yielded big results with two of Food Bank’s most dedicated corporate partners. Morgan Stanley helped launch the Summer of Hunger Awareness Campaign by packing enough pantry boxes to provide 18,000 meals. During Bank of America’s three-day Thanksgiving repack, volunteers packed 4,500 meal boxes, including pantry essentials and hand-written notes. Food Bank distributed these holiday kits to 18 member agencies in some of the city’s neediest communities.

GREEN SIDEWALK

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Food Bank’s innovative pilot program allowing lower-capacity member food pantries to address their communities’ needs for fresh, high-quality fruits and vegetables resulted in more than 50,000 New Yorkers receiving 3.8 million additional pounds of fresh produce in the city’s highest Meal Gap communities.

CAMPUS PANTRY EXPANSIONS

MILLION MEALS CLUB

Thanks to Food Bank’s advocacy efforts, the New York City Council funded the expansion of campus pantries to 16 public schools, providing food and a range of personal hygiene and household cleaning products, resulting in the distribution of 114,078 pounds of soap, shampoo, deodorant, detergent, feminine hygiene items and other critical essentials.

SUPPORTING MEMBER AGENCIES

Food Bank celebrated food donors who have provided enough food to make one million or more meals.

This inaugural group includes Baldor Specialty Foods, Duane Reade, E. Armata, Farm Fresh, Frank Brunckhorst Co. Boar’s Head, Fresh Direct, HP – Hood, Katzman Produce, Krasdale Foods Inc., ShopRite, and Target.

By providing hands-on training and support to our member charities, 82 percent of our 12,000 SNAP benefit cases were processed directly through members organizations.

To low-income New Yorkers, these benefits are a lifeline.

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FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY AND SUBSIDIARY

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AUDITED F O R T H E P E R I O D E N D E D 6/3 0/2 0 17

JUNE 2017

ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $3,762,285 Investments 340,657 Government grants receivable 6,610,399 Contribution receivable 1,886,694 Accounts receivable 201,999 Prepaid and other assets 194,589 Purchased products inventory 155,969 Donated food inventory 1,399,052 Property and equipment - net 4,948,571 Investment in Hunts Point Cooperative Market, Inc. 159,116 TOTAL ASSETS

$19,659,331

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LIABILITIES: Accounts payable and accrued expenses Contract advances Deferred rent Mortgage loan payable TOTAL LIABILITIES

$4,806,654 473,926 731,583 1,853,513 7,865,676

NET ASSETS: Unrestricted Board designated Property and equipment Undesignated

2,262,742 3,254,174 4,487,497

TOTAL UNRESTRICTED

10,004,413

Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted TOTAL NET ASSETS TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

1,739,242 50,000 11,793,655 $19,659,331

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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AUDITED F O R T H E P E R I O D E N D E D 6/3 0/2 0 17

UNRESTRICTED

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED

PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED

TOTAL AS OF JUNE 2017

Foundations and corporations Individuals Special events (net of direct costs) Net assets released from restrictions: Satisfaction of program restrictions

$4,226,598 $3,273,896 $— 7,894,550 200,000 — 1,736,660

$7,500,494 8,094,550 1,736,660

3,654,770

(3,654,770)

TOTAL SUPPORT

17,512,578

(180,874)

OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE SUPPORT:

—

—

—

17,331,704

REVENUE: Government contracts Donated food received Shared maintenance Sale of food and paper products Investment activity Other income

20,299,697 42,725,519 1,078 1,263,997 12,948 54,953

- — — — — —

- — — — — —

20,299,697 42,725,519 1,078 1,263,997 12,948 54,953

TOTAL REVENUE

64,358,192

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—

64,358,192

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE

81,870,770

(180,874)

—

81,689,896

Distribution and storage of food Research and policy Nutrition services and education Community kitchen & pantry Income policy Benefit access

60,526,885 284,071 3,954,248 2,716,736 4,853,984 1,748,510

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— — — — — —

60,526,885 284,071 3,954,248 2,716,736 4,853,984 1,748,510

TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES

74,084,434

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—

74,084,434

Management and General Fundraising

5,327,454 2,987,764

— —

— —

5,327,454 2,987,764

TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES

8,315,218

—

—

8,315,218

82,399,652

—

—

82,399,652

(528,882)

(180,874)

—

(709,756)

10,533,565

1,919,846

50,000

12,503,411

$10,004,683

$1,738,972

$50,000

$11,793,655

EXPENSES PROGRAM SERVICES:

SUPPORTING SERVICES:

TOTAL EXPENSES CHANGE IN NET ASSETS NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR

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WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE OUR SUPPORTERS WHO MAKE OUR WORK POSSIBLE… $1 MILLION+ Anonymous (1) Robin Hood Single Stop USA

$500,000-$999,999 Lois & Arthur Stainman

$250,000-$499,999 Bank of America Corporation Citi Feeding America JPMorgan Chase & Co. New York City Wine and Food Festival Target Corporation

$100,000-$249,999 Altman Foundation Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Foundation Anonymous (1) Barilla America, Inc. BNY Mellon Centennial Foundation Fund for Public Housing, Inc. Kevin Frisz Gerstner Family Foundation H. Van Ameringen Foundation Intuit Financial Freedom Foundation The Spark Fund The Starr International Foundation Stop & Shop Supermarket Company The William R. Kenan Charitable Trust

$50,000 - $99,999 Anchorage Capital Group Anonymous (5) Catherine & Joseph Aresty Foundation Barbara & Ray Dalio Donald A. Pels Charitable Trust Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation Estate of Constantin Melinte Florence and David Faucon FreshDirect Sandy & George Garfunkel The Grand Kids Foundation Jeffrey Gural The Hagedorn Fund HSBC Leaves of Grass Fund Lucretia Philanthropic Fund Mary J. Hutchins Foundation, Inc. Paula & Tom McInerney

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Linda & Keith Monda Morgan Stanley and the Morgan Stanley Foundation New York Yankees Foundation Ping Y. Tai Foundation Inc. Santander Bank ShopRite Vanech Family Foundation Walmart The Wasily Family Foundation

$25,000-$49,999 ‘21’ Club Alice Lawrence Foundation, Inc. American Express Foundation Anonymous (3) Susan R. Cahn & Mario Batali BBVA Compass Foundation Bloomberg Bloomingdale’s Capital One Chef One Corp Deutsche Bank Dunkin’ Donuts/Joy in Childhood Foundation Durst Family Foundation Epstein Teicher Philanthropies Food Research & Action Center - FRAC The Green Fund, Inc. Hamilton USA Jimmy John J.T. Tai & Co. Foundation, Inc. Laurie Kayden Foundation Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc. The Louis & Harold Price Foundation Seraina Macia Abigail & Vincent S. Maddi Mario Batali Foundation MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger New York Pizza Tours, Inc. Omer Foundation Abby & George O’Neill The Players Tribune, Inc. John Cusimano & Rachael Ray Carolyn & Stephen Reidy The Rona Jaffe Foundation Rob Schimek The TJX Foundation, Inc. TMI Trading Corporation Walmart Foundation The Walt Disney Company The Wunderkinder Foundation

$10,000-$24,999 Carrie & Leigh J. Abramson Adolph and Ruth Schnurmacher Foundation, Inc. Anonymous (7) American International Group, Inc. Paul Beltrame

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The Bernheim Foundation, Inc. Christopher Frissora & Emma B. Bloomberg Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP C. A. L. Foundation, Inc. Brian Callahan The Carl Jacobs Foundation Charles Spear Charitable Trust The Children’s Trust Nancy & Niles Citrin CKEW Foundation Cooking Channel Costco Ivan Z. Corwin Anne Cowett Frederick D. Cowett Crain Communications, Inc. Sandra C. Davidson Dr. Peter Davies Marshall Donnelley The DRM Foundation Jamie & Craig Dunton E&J Gallo Winery Eataly The Emma and Georgina Bloomberg Foundation Empire Merchants Etsy, Inc. Dr. Elizabeth A. Isakson & Gregg R. Fatzinger Elisabeth A. Fontenelli Bart Freundlich & Julianne Moore Fabrizio Gallo Sylvia Golden Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Goldman, Sachs & Co. The Gottesman Fund Nada J. Hendricks Henry and Lucy Moses Fund, Inc. The Howard & Barbara Farkas Foundation IBM Employee Services Center Jane & Frances Stein Foundation Jones Day Ellen & Peter Kelly Key Food L Brands Foundation Arthur & Anne LaBow Patricia & Philip Laskawy Lauren Bush Lauren The Liana Foundation The Lichtenstein Foundation, Inc. The Lipton Foundation The Longhill Charitable Foundation Robert Lopez Margaret Calkins Charitable Foundation Milk Processor Education Program Heidi & Brian Miller

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Moet Hennessy USA Estate of Ellen M. Murray New York Football Giants, Inc. Stephen W. Presser PwC Susan B. & David A. Rahm Red Nose Day Ropes & Gray LLP Sarah I. Schieffelin Residuary Trust Francesco Scattone Lee B. Schrager Scripps Network Seattle Chocolate Company Adam J. Shapiro Share Our Strength Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Rebecca Seidenstein Scripps Network Denise Sobel Howard Solomon Jane Steele & William Sussman Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits Charitable Fund The Sloman Foundation Michael Stipe Jacqueline & Lary Stromfeld Jane Steele & William Sussman Stanley Tucci UBS Financial Services Inc. Virginia Brody Trust Wagstaff Worldwide Watch Entertainment Inc Eunice Weed Wilf Family Foundation Wille Family Foundation Suzi & Peter Wunsch XL Corporate/Catlin

$5,000-$9,999 Steven Dietz & Leslie A. Abbey Carl Adkins Jeff A. Altman Anonymous (8) Aziz Ansari Anthem, Inc. Foundation/ Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield Carl Adkins Lori Ardito Marie B. Austensen Sandra A. Bass Allen H. & Selma W. Berkman Charitable Trust Bareburger Bantam Bagels LLC Susan K. Besse Bimbo Bakeries USA Jon Bongiovi The Bonnie Ward Simon Foundation The Brookdale Foundation Group Catbird David W. Ogrin and Vicki Cherkas

Kenneth H. Chin Theodore Chu Christine H. Chung Church Pension Group Services Corp.

Diversified Foods Alissa & Daniel Doctoroff Kurt G. Dorschel Dos Toros Eastern Produce Council Esther Simon Charitable Trust Henry B. Elsesser David H. Evans Hannah S. Famiglietti Michael J. Fox The Frances and Benjamin Benenson Foundation Joel M. Frank Ananda Fund Glenn D. Gibson David Ginzberg Sherry Glied Anne & Richard Grissinger Kathryn Grossman David S. Haddad The Hirsch Family Foundation Michael D. Holtz David S. Houts John M. Howell Nancy & Philip N. Humphreys IPIC-Gold Class Entertainment, LLC Mary Jablonski Cynthia A. Jay Jericho Capital Asset Management LP Chandra Jessee J.W. Hulme Co. The Joseph C. and Esther Foster Foundation Jimmie K. Johnson Ulla Johnson Dr. Joy to the World Anne Hess & Craig B. Kaplan The Kaufman Foundation William R. Kelly Naomi Kramer Krasdale Foods, Inc. Edward P. Krugman Norman Kahn William R. Kelly Naomi Kramer Edward P. Krugman Leanne Lachman Robert Landau Eric S. Lee Scott Leslie Grace Lyu-Volckhausen Marjorie Lewis The Lillian & Ira Langsan Foundation The Luppe & Paula Luppen Family Foundation Joseph H. Mitchell Laure Manheimer Robert Matloff

Eva Lopez-Paredes & Jeffrey M. Movit Peter McCormick Susan J. Moliver Elisabeth Moore Morton Williams Supermarkets The Moses L.Parshelsky Foundation Richard A. Nathanson David W. Ogrin Hal Oral John K. Orberg James J. & Kimberly S. Pallotta Daniel Pinkel Mark A. Perlin Pershing LLC Howard Pronsky Margarette Purvis Ramapo Trust Joshua Resnick Gregory Reimers John Riley Jon Rosen Debra Roth The Rusty Staub Foundation Ethan Ryman Laureen Seeger Richard C. Seltzer Thomas R. Stire James Streit Khalid Sultan Susan & T. Dennis Sullivan, II Claire M. Silberman Rebecca Simmons James L. Simon Rachel Singer Ellynne C. Skove Janet Slosberg Spanish Commercial Office Jennifer A. Tate Thanh Tran Mike & Janet Slosberg Foundation The Rafael & Diana Viñoly Foundation Third Point LLC Tiger Baron Foundation, Inc UFT Teacher Center Emmanuele Della Valle Rony Vardi Krystn Wagenberg Michael Walrond Scott Ward Richard Delaney & Heather Weston Robert B. Wilson Gerald I. White John A. Wright Karen J. Yaeger Ethan C. Yake YourCause ZIIZ, Inc. Joseph Zitolo.

Laurence L. Zuckerman

$1,000 - $4,999 Diane Abbey Amir Abdallah Barbara Ann Abeles John Ackerman Peter W. Ackerman Gregory S. Adams Dr. Ingrid A. Adamsons Betsy & Barry Adler Michael Adler

Adobe Naureen Akhter Barbara M. Albert Daniel C. Chung & Alexandra D. Alger Barbara Allen Barry Rice & Ted Allen Alliance Consumer Growth LLC Robert L. Amdur American Online Giving Foundation Amerigroup Amy’s Bread An Chi Interpreting Service Inc The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation The Anne Claire Lester Foundation, Inc. Ann S. & Albert L. Maltz Foundation Anthem Dollars for Doers Anonymous (21) The APAS Foundation Barbara Appel Irrevocable Living Trust Appnexus, Inc. Erin Argo Arby’s Foundation, Inc. Ardolic Ardolic Robert Arnay Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Assured Guaranty Corp.

Geraldine Aulisa Australia And New Zealand Banking Group Limited Scott Avidon Ann Axel Kevin Bacon Andrew D. Ball Eric L. Bamberger Bank Leumi USA Annette Barbasch Peter Barker-Huelster Elizabeth Barrett Mary-Alice Barrett Jacob Baskin Lidia Bastianich Marilyn & Armandino A. Batali Isaac H. Bauer Roman Bachli Richard Bayles Yann-Eric Boulas Olga & Jonathan Beck John Beers Nancy & James Beha Henry Belber Rita & Henry A. Belin Judith E. Belsky Robbie O. Bent David S. Berlin Charles Bertrand Miriam R. Best Bhagavan Foundation Rajeev Bhaman Jonathan Bines & Alexandra Jacobs Al Bing Michael Birbiglia Jerry Birenz Christopher Birosak Lewis Black Lawrence Blank Peter Blasone Betty J. Bleivik Allison & David Blitzer Jerry Block Johan Blok

John W. Bloom Robert Blum Francie & Brad Blumenfeld Bob’s Discount Furniture Charitable Foundation, Inc. Andrew Bockelman Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC. Frank Bookhout Boqueria Carleen Borsella Chris Bosco Guillaume Bouvet Boys and Girls Club of Harlem Geoffrey Brady Sherry & Paul Brandt-Rauf Nancy Branton Jennifer Welty Braunschweiger Edna L. Breecker Andrew Brimmer Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Richard Broccoli Hope Brolsma Brooklyn Flea, LLC Brendan Brown Cecily Brown Susan Brown Philip S. Budin Clifton Bullard James O. Buchanan Judith W. Burger Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess Thomas Burke Richard D. Burns Frank K. Bynum Soledad Cabeza De Vaca Patty A. Cabot Joseph Cady Margaret Calkins Charles E. Callahan Peter B. Cameron Frank Camp Kristina Campmany Caroline E. Camunas Robert Cane Carla Hall Creations LLC Danielle & Anthony Caravetta Rafael Cardenas Carnegie Corporation of New York Lisa Carnoy Carrier and Company Interiors, Ltd. Careerbuilder LLC Sharon S. Carson Barbara Carter Cesare Casella Rosanne B. Cash Heather Casteel Gail & Charles Caulkins The Center For Student Missions Heewon & Norman Cerk Steve Chananie Elizabeth & Jay Chandler Mark Cheffo The Chew Productions Martina Cherry Elisabeth M. Chiera Fabrizio Chiesa Vincent Cianciaruso Chandra Cirulnick.

Nicholas L. Clemente Coach Foundation William Colavito Ida S. Cole Faith Coleman Community Food Bank of

New Jersey Noam Cooperstock Charles C. Copeland Jim Courier Simon Cram Emily Crawford Gerald Cubbin Susan Cullen Margaret Joy Cytryn Daiwa Capital Markets America Heather Damon The Dammann Fund, Inc. Reuben Daniels Steven I. Danko Michael Dansky Tony S. Danza Darden Restaurants Suzanne G. Davis Kristen Day John M. De Yonge Joe DeCicco Dr. Nicholas Defonte Howard Delfin Merril S. Delon Eric Demby Steve Preskill & Karen DeMoss Jennifer Dempster Michael A. DeRose Bonnie & Warren De Wied Deutsch Family and Wine Spirits The Devlin Foundation David H. DeWeese Roger Ditman David Djaha The Donald and Barbara Zucker Family Foundation Allison Ames & Howard Dorman Bertis Downs Nina Dreyfus Mary S. Driver Pamela Duckworth Moira A. Duclos Laura & Roger Dukess Andrew R. Dunlap Denise Dunleavy Eat NYC The Bronx Food And Wine Festival Benjamin Eckstein Robert Edell Trudy & Richard Edelman Edith and William M. Landau Foundation Inc. Edward and Marjorie Goldberger Foundation Lucretia Edwards Edward Eigerman Sharmin Elahi Terri Elbaum Betty W. Ellerin Gordon Elliot Emeril Lagasse Foundation Emwiga Foundation William Eppel Fritz E. Erismann Cynthia L. Estlund Jeanette Estremera Tricia Etzold Henry P. Euler Susan Falk Antonio & Carmen Farina Kathleen A. Farley Farm Fresh Faye Fardshisheh Dara S. Federman Meyer Fedida Joyce Fefferman Jodisue Rosen & Scott Feldman

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Stephen P. Feldman Pia M. Ferrario Nancy B. Fessenden Karen Fife Robert L. Finch The First 24 Hours, Inc Scott Fishman David Fitzmaurice David Fitzpatrick Mara Flanagan Margaret & Howard Fluhr Betty G. Flynn Katie Flynn Mary K. Ford Ford & Harrison LLP Deborah Marchini & Randall W. Forsyth Sharon Foster Leah Fox Yitzchak Francus Berkman Frank Max Frankel & Joyce Purnick Teri B. Freaney Phyllis Freedman Stuart D. Freedman Kathy & Tom Freston Ali Frick Richard Friedberg Stephen Friedman Anne & Jack Fritts John F. Fritts Katherine Fritts Rosalie Frost Lee Furman Gerald Galison Jill A. Gallagher Lee & James Gallagher Michael A. Gallagher Gisela Gamper Mike Garceau Anthony Gardner Anne & Edward Garvey Andrew Gasparovic Michael Gat Robert Gauss GE Foundation Katie P. Gerlach Gerson Family Foundation Maxine L. Gerson Scott Gewirtz Mary E. Gherty Susan Gilbertson Amy S. Gilfenbaum Michael Gilmore Amy Plaut Ginsburg Ian J. Ginsberg Emily Giske Give with Liberty Glass Gardens Inc Marc Glosserman Patricia M. Gold Joshua Goldberg Lesley E. Goldberg Marissa Golden-Pont Jeffrey Goldfarb Ira Goldfine Judith & David Goldfinger Seth Goldman Susan Goldman David Goldin Judith A. Vowles & Louis M. Goldring Donald J. Gordon Jamie Gordon Patrice R. Gordon Randi Gordon Barbara G. Gottlieb

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Michael Gottlieb Romain Goubet Marc N. Gourevitch Grace R. & Alan D. Marcus Foundation Timothy Greenberg Ellen J. Greene Elliot Greenfield Samuel Greenhoe Linda & Eric Greenshields Marey L. Griffith Stephen Grimaldi Frank Grobman Essextec Gropu Sheera Gross Guilford Press Camille Guilloteau Gabriel Gunther-Brown Michael Gumowitz Wade Guyton Linda Hacker Sandra & Robert J. Hagan Mildred Hager Hagar Family Foundation Haights Cross Communications/ Triumph Learning Steven Hakusa Lori Hall Charlotte Halpern Angela Hamlin Betty Abreu & James Hand Lawrence C. Hanson Thomas G. Hardy Amy Hargreaves Julia Harrington Harry and David Dana Hart The Hartford The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co. Marla Hassner Jeanne M. Haws Elizabeth G. Heard Randy B. Hecht Jeanne M. Hegner Diana Rhoten & John Heilemann Deborah Heiligman Peter Heinrich Lisa Heinz John Henry Tanya K Hernandez Michael Herz Dr. Benjamin Hertzberg Julie H. Hespe Weston M. Hicks Steve Higgins Laura Higginson Barbara Hillman Lisa Hines-Johnson Beverly J. Hirtle James Hobson Joseph Hoban Alexander Hoffman Marcus Homeyer Honda Margaret Hornblower Daniel Howard Timothy Howard Katherine & Stephen Howe Hsieh/Huang Family Fund Peiteh Hu Elizabeth & Charles Hubbard The Hunter College Elementary School The Hunter Foundation Inc. Dr. James & Donna Hurley Amy Iles

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Imagine Learning Incorporated Insurance Information Institute ILILI illy Caffe Phillip Isom Yusuf Iqbal Jacob Bluestein Foundation Feygele Jacobs Marti & Raphael G. Jacobs Jonathan Jacoby Susan G. Jacoby Diane E. Jaffee Mary L. James Joan Japha Catherine Jaque The Joelson Foundation John Hung Foundation John L. McHugh Foundation John Creech Design & Production John Zidian Company/The Zidian Group Courtney D. Johnson Jean Brown Johnson Joseph Johnson Sanjay Joshi Bobby Jones Colin Jost The Judith C. White Foundation Robin Judson Michael Jung Just Salad Jonathan Kalmuss-Katz Ellen Kampinsky & Lou Strenger The Kandell Fund Julie Kanevsky Bernee V. Kapili Brooke Gladstone & Fred M. Kaplan Steven Kaseta Michal & Daniel Katcher Greg Kaufman Josh M. Kaufman Lynn Kearney Michael Kearney Linda M. Keefe Todd E. Keeler Shamus Khan Elizabeth Kilson Sueanne & John Kim Yunmi Kim Kimmins Terrier Foundation Nishant King Ryan Kirkpatrick Donna Kitch Indra Klavins David Klem John Kline Joshua & Stephanie Klivan Pete Klosterman John H. Creech & Susan M. Knott Bonnie Fox & Stuart Koenig Thomas Koo Yasuhiko Kobayashi Robert K. Koch Stephanie K. Kokinos Martin Kon Kenneth Kong Vivian & Daniel Korich Paulo Kos Eric Kosse Daniel R. Kramer Katherine Kriegman Cheryl Krugel-Lee John Kuehn

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The Kurtz Family Foundation Xavier A. Labatie Labaton Sucharow LLP Mortimer J. Lacher Linda Lacina James LaForce Bill G. Lambert Deborah J. Landau David Lauren Richard J. Lauria Vance LaVelle Christine Leas Don Lebowitz Henry C. Lebowitz Morris and Lillie Leibowitz Charitable Trust Bryan Lee Courtney Lee John Lee Debbie & Stanley Lefkowitz Brenda & Burton Lehman Brian J. Lehrer Warren D. Leight Danielle B. Lemmon Steven Lenkowsky Linda Lennon Catherine Lennox Lester Lenoff The Leo S. Walsh Foundation Arlene & Jerome L. Levine Susan & David T. Levine Peter S. Levin Janet M. Lewinter Ronald P. Liburdi David Licht LICT Corporation Susan Spectorsky & Joel B. Lidov Lawrence Liebling Alec Lipkind Lisa & Mark Lippman Alice Cheng & Robert W. Littleton Leonard Litwin Bryce Liu Marie and Douglas Liu Joann LoCicero Nancy Locker Leanne Lowry Joanne B. Lyman Catherine Macdonald Shelly & James MacDonald Macquarie Group Foundation Madison International Realty LLC Robert Magill Virginia L. Maher Lisa R. Mahle Gigi Mahon Kevin Mailender Nancy Weiss Malkiel & Burton Malkiel Adam C. Malkin Sheila Manischewitz Anne K. Mann Melissa J. Manning Tomas Marcano Marcia and Philip Rothblum Foundation John Markus Marquis George MacDonald Foundation, Inc. Karina Marricco Patricia & Charles Martano Martin & Obermaier, LLC. Joseph J. Martingale Elizabeth Mathews Hadassah Matiteyahu

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Dana Matthow Margaret P. Mautner Connor A. May Peter J. Mayer Julian I. Mazor Brian Mazzella Susan & Robert McCaw Maureen W. McCarthy Ryan Mcclead Alexandra Mccown Gayle P. McDermott Judith A. McGrath Jeannie M. McGuire Knox McIlwain Laura Mckay Jean McKenna Kathleen B. Mcloughlin Thomas D. McRae James McSpiritt Julius B. Mercado Cassie M. Meresman Metropolitan Commercial Bank Meyer and Esther B. Mazor Foundation Meyers Foundation Danny & Audrey Meyer Alice Michaels & Lorne Michaels Ketly Michel Andrew Miller Junius C. Mills Michael E. Mills Iliana & Philip Mindlin Minute Menu Systems LLC Elizabeth J. Misek Albert S. Mishaan Heather M. Mitchell Dianne Modestini Caitlin Mociun Annie Mohan Monet Family Fund Betty & Frederick Morefield Timothy P. Moore Julia Morris Mark Morris Susan L. Morrison Mary V. Morse David Moss MRB Foundation Nellie Mulkay Amelia Munger Mildred R. Murphy Tim Murray Muhammad Mustafa Maria Muxfeldt Maxine L. Myers MySuperFoods Company Ambika Nayar Denis J. Nayden William G. Neave Liam J. Neeson Margaret Nelson Shulamit Nemec Neuberger Berman LLC New Kalman Sunshine Fund, Inc. New York Community Bank Panagiotis Ninios Kennith B. Norman Naomi Novik Martin K. Nuruddin NYBDC Charitable Foundation Margaret O’Connell Niall O’Connor Kieke Okma Christiane Olsen Jessica Omary Open Society Foundations Amanda Opinsky

Jane Orans Lisa Orberg Therese Joseph & Stanton Orser Greg Ostroff Daphne Oz Mehmet Oz Richard Ostrander Donald A. Ostrower Charlene Ouahab Michele Outland Package Pavement Constance W. Packard Nick Padgen Patricia & Ron Padgett Venessa Padilla Richard Page Michael Palmer Elsie C. Pan Cristian Petru Panaite Katherine Pannell Patricia Park Roger N. Parker Becca Parrish Melissa Pasquale-Styles Mary K. Patchen Carol J. Patterson Elsa Weinberg & Duncan Patton Pay Management System Cheryl A. Payer Bertrand Pelletier Carolyn Penney PepsiCo Jesse W. Peretz Mike Perry Pfizer Inc. John A. Picarello Susanne C. Pichler Mary Piciocchi Dr. Grace Pilcer Gloria Pitagorsky Carole Pittelman PJ Callahan Foundation, Inc. Oliver Platt Steven Plous Roger E. Podesta Dana Points Barbara & Henri Podowski Rose Polidoro Philip M. & Mollyann Pollak Port Royal Sales LTD Charles Post Karrin Powys-Lybbe David Pozen Philip Prince Marya Propis Publicis Healthcare Communications Group Nora K. Puffett QIBQ Foundation Christine C. Quinn Denise G. Rabinowitz Rabobank Susan M. Ramer Rancho Feedwell Foundation Catherine M. Randolph Random House, Inc. Isabelle Rapin Maxine Rapoport Valerie B. Ackerman & Charles O. Rappaport Claudia Ray William P. Rayner Lata Reddy Lila Redlich Regeneron Matching Gift Program Ruth Reichl

Arthur Reichstetter John C. Reilly Lawrence F. Reinalter Michael H. Reinhardt Remy’s Good Day Fund Ingrid Restrick Thomson Reuters Margarita Reyes Ouafa Ricaud Kristin Rightnour Anna M. Perris-Rigoutsos & Isidore Rigoutsos Laurie Rippon Ristorante Rafele Eleonora Rivkin RMF Foundation Timothy A. Robert Ann Jensen Roberts Calpurnyia Bonyka Roberts Kenneth Roberts Robin Roberts Sandra Robinson Linda A. Rock Geoffrey Rodkey The Ronald G. Casty Family Foundation Carrie Rolnick Margitta Rose Ian Rosenblum Steven Rosenthal Edward M. Rubin Joshua Rubin David A. Ruder Ruth & Jack Glantz Family Foundation Kerri A. Ryan Jason Rico Saavedra SAJ Synagogue S.L. Benfica Transportation Nara Sadagursky Kenneth Salerno SalesForce Rebecca Saletan Louis Salvaterra Michael Salvatore John Sanderson Michael Sanderson Sandpiper Fund, Inc. Norman Sandys Santacon.org The Sarah Tod Fund Susan Sarandon

Etienne Sauret Marcin Sawicki Steven Scacalossi Michael Shabsels Bruce R. Schaffer Brooke Schafran Joan G. Scheuer Michael Schleifer Mark Schneider Doug Schrock Courtney Sachtleben Lawrence Schultis Michael Schussler Keith A. Schwam Evan Schwartz Gary Schwartz Kenneth B. Schwartz Lori A. Schwartz Robert A. Schwartz Susan Schwitzman Blair S. Scribner William Sealey Lucille & Carlton Sedgeley The Seedtime Fund, Inc. Theodore Z. Segal Mary Sendek Trust José E. Serrano The Sexauer Foundation Mary Sexton Michael Shadlen Bruce R. Schaffer Brooke Schafran Eytan Shapiro Myles Share Amy Sherman Elizabeth & David M. Sherman Barbara Sherr Rebecca A. Shoval Matt Shroyer Claire Shulman Jeffrey S. Siegel Jonathan Siegel Jerry Silbert Jonathan D. Sills Noah H. Silverman Nathaniel Simmons Daniel A. Simon Mark Simonoff Mary G. Singh Cheryl A. Sirulnick John Slattery Lawrence Slaughter

Dr. Claire Slocumb Jillian W. Slonim Brian Smith & Kaliope Kostas McKelden Smith Monica Sohn Amy Solas Philip Solomon Mark Somerstein Douglas Sommer Annette H. Soper Susan Springer Genevieve Spruill Tom Staggs Stairway Fund Christian Stadlinger Daniel Stanco Staples Brian and Cheryl L. Starer Rebecca R. Stead Vicki Steinhardt David Sterman Jonathan Stern Ricki A. Stern Nancy Stepanski Elizabeth F. Stepp Susan Stevens Judith Stich Jillian R. Stillman James Stone Kate R. Stroup Brandon Sudduth Mark P. Sullivan Radi Sultan Susan Sarandon Charitable Foundation Rachel E. Sussman Sidney Sutter Judith C. Sutton Szilvia & Charles SzmukTanenbaum Sriram Tadepalli Louis Tassan Kenenth C. Tassaro The Taub Family Foundation, Inc. Glenard J. Taylor Tabitha Tavolaro R. Alexandra Taylor Carol L. Teamer Nancy & Craig R. Tenney Francisco Tezen Joe Thorpe

Amanda Lin & Nathan Thomas Julie & Robert Thompson Phyllis Thompson Julia C. Tobey Tokio Marine Management, Inc. The Tom White Family Fund Nick Tompkins Cynthia Tong TOSA Foundation Torys LLP Tova Farms/Solutions In Food Susan & Charles Tribbitt Tripadvisor Howard J. Tucker Edward A.Tupper Will Turnage Joanna & Bruce Turtletaub Susan Ungaro Van Dyke Family Foundation, Inc. Victor & Elise Micati Foundation Georgia & Peter VanDyke Patricia L. Vanderwerff Dirk Van Eeden Amirah Vann Matthew W. Van Dusen Manuel Vara Jyoti & Anish Vasisth Gordon VeneKlasen Megan & Marc Vetri Sarah Vigoda Amelia Vinal The Viniar Family Foundation Ralph Max Von Hollweg Karen E. Wagner Jonathan Wainwright Benjamin Walker Paula S. Wood & Josh Wallach Sheldon Wallman Brad Walsh William P. Walsh Karen Walter Thomas Barry & Susan Waltman Bill W. Washabaugh Pamela Wasserstein Kathleen F. Spessbach & David E. Webb Alan W. Weber Mervyn Weeks

Joyce Weidenaar Dr. George Weinhouse Robert & Elizabeth Weinmann The Weinreb Berenda Carter Foundation Steven Weinstein Daniel Weintraub Ken Weissman Jordan Weissmann Weissman Family Foundation, Inc Wellspring Advisors LLC Nancy Wender Jeffrey F. Weppler Sara E. Werder Lucille S. Werlinich Mildred M. Whalen Carolyn C. & William O. Wheatley Susan Whitlock Bernard Whitman Samuel Wiener Sara R. Wilford Anne Wilkes Francis M. Williams Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Dicker LLP Kristen Winckler Adam Winer laine Winters Micah Wissinger Amy R. Sabrin & G. Evans Witt Wendy Wolf Steve Wolowitz The Wonderful Company Foundation WowToyz Alan Wu X10 Business Management Limited Stephen Yalof The Yen Family Charitable Foundation Robert Usdan & Amy Yenkin Matthew Yu Stephanie Zacchino Elizabeth Zeldin Ana J. & Thomas R. Zidian Rae & Michael Zimmerman Barbara & Donald Zucker Thomas Zydowsky

19,000+ VOLUNTEERS DONATED 62,836 HOURS OF SERVICE TO STRENGTHEN AND SUPPORT FOOD BANK’S FOOD DELIVERY-DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AND MEMBER NETWORK.

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FOOD DONORS

Indicates Million Meals Club Member

Mellinghoff International, LLC Mesada International Trading, Inc. Modesti Brothers Mondelez National Claim Center Nestle USA, Inc. Panna & Pomodoro Corp.

Pidy Gourmet Plated Port Royal Sales LPD Post Consumer Brands York DC Price Master Corp.

Quality First Produce, Inc. Rainforest Distribution Corp.

Season Corporate Seoul Trading USA, Co. Smithfield Packing SMP Marketing, LLC SOURCE Water USA, LLC Sparboe Foods, LLC Sunup, Inc. Swift Transportation Syro Logistics Sysco Tay Shing Corp.

Tickle Water TMI Trading Corp.

Trans-Packers Services Corp.

Tropical Express UBS AG Vasinee Food Corporation The Veri Soda Company Vitamin Water Wakefern Food Corp.

Walong Marketing, Inc. WD Henry & Sons Wonton Food, Inc. Young Shing Trading

BAKERIES Arnolds Alidoro Baked by Melissa Between The Bread Bimbo Bakery

By The Way Bakery Feed Gold Medal Bakery J&S Hot Bagel Junior’s Restaurant Just Bagels Lafayette Grand Cafe & Bakery Levain Bakery Cookie Company Panera, LLC

DAIRY Cambridge Dairy Humpty Dumpty Eggs, Inc. Muuna, Inc. Pete & Gerry’s Organics, LLC Turkey Hill Dairy Le Moustache

DISTRIBUTORS Abraham Natural Foods All Natural Products Ampco Distribution Services, LLC Argo Tea Baldor Specialty Foods Banza BCS International Corp.

Big Geyser CH Robinson Chef’s Choice Chefswarehouse Citarella Clear Lane Freight Systems Danone Waters of North America Diamond Foods, Inc. Eco Meal Organic Esco Sales Feeding Children Everywhere Fodera Foods The Food Exchange Gourmet Guru Gregory Packaging Grow And Behold Foods H. P. Hood, LLC IKEA North America Services J & S Foods KDI/ACME Kraft National Claim Center Krasdale Foods, Inc. Lavazza Premium Coffee Lieber’s Kosher Foods Loacker USA

EVENTS/CATERERS 82nd Street Academics FortuneBuilders Hotel Central Park iHeart Radio Impact 4 Good Keller Williams Lighthouse Charity Foundation Maverick Caterers, LLC Metro North Railroad Moe Parnes Neighborhood Charter School of Harlem New York Giants New York Hua Lian Tsu Hui Temple NYC Wine & Food Festival The Pack Shack Tori Fernandes UJA - Federation of New York Union Square Events YouGiveGoods, LLC

FARMERS/ GROWERS Agrosons, LLC Agrusa Ambrosial Harvest Capro, Inc. The CSA Corbin Hill Food Project Farm Fresh, Inc. Farmers Pantry Farmigo Forgotten Harvest Geneva Farms Gotham Greens Guans Mushrooms Jetro Lucky’s Real Tomato Musacchio Farms Park Slope Food Coop Rubin Brothers Sky Vegetables Sterman Masser, Inc. Uncle Vinny’s Enterprises US Fresh Veg-Fresh NY, Inc. WM H. Kopke Wells farm Zilnicki Farms

MANUFACTURERS Canada Dry ChileBoss, LLC Frank Brunckhorst Co./Boar’s Head Brand Frito-Lay, Inc. Grandi Pastai Italiani Nourish Snacks Proctor & Gamble Tropicana

MEAT Malafy’s Meat Processing, LLC Nebraskaland Premio Foods, Inc.

PRODUCE A & J Produce Associated Produce Ayco Farms Bally Produce Corp.

D&G Produce, Inc. D’Arrigo Brother Co. Dagele Brothers Produce Dan Dunsmoor Farms Dave Ludlum Produce, LLC E. Armata

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Evergreen Produce Grow NYC - Cassanova Street Grow NYC - Rockefeller Center Grow NYC - Union Square GreenMarket Hansen Farms, LLC Hunts Point Produce Market Jerry Shulman Produce Shipper Katzman Produce/Bloom Fresh Lynn-Ette & Sons MSC Brokerage, LLC Miller Quality Produce New Eastern Fresh Produce Produce Depot RBest Produce Sky High Farm, LLC Tartucorp Produce Torrey Farms Triple G Farms Voelpel Farms, Inc. Wayne E. Bailey Produce Co. Wells Farm Western Harvest Williams Farms, LLC Zilnicki Farms

RETAILERS/ GROCERIES Aldi Conagra Grocery Products, Inc. Duane Reade Eataly NY, LLC FreshDirect Gristedes Chain Meat Hook Plated ShopRite Supermarkets Starbucks Super Stop & Shop Target The White Moustache

SEAFOOD Blue Ribbon Fish Co. Fair Fish Co. Joe Monani Fish Company, Inc. Monte’s Seafood Emporium SeaFrigo-Fairmount C/O Jacquet North America Corp.

Universal Seafood, Inc.

OUR GOVERNMENT PARTNERS Senators Charles E. Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand NYC Congressional Delegation Corporation for National and Community Service Federal Emergency Management Agency Internal Revenue Service United States Department of Agriculture United States Postal Service The Governor of the State of New York NYS Senate NYS Assembly NYS Attorney General NYS Comptroller NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets NYS Department of Health NYS Office of General Services NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance The Mayor of the City of New York NYC Council NYC Public Advocate

NYC Comptroller NYC Department for the Aging NYC Department of City Planning NYC Department of Consumer Affairs NYC Department of Education NYC Department of Environmental Protection NYC Department of Parks and Recreation NYC Department of Probation NYC Department of Youth & Community Development NYC Economic Development Corporation NYC Housing Authority NYC Human Resources Administration NYC Office of Emergency Management NYC Opportunity NYC Service Bronx Borough President Brooklyn Borough President Manhattan Borough President Queens Borough President Staten Island Borough President

SHERYL BOYCE B AY V I E W H O U S E S R E S I D E N T A S S O C I AT I O N

Brooklyn District 18 MARIA CINTRON THE HOPELINE

Bronx Districts 1 & 2 BISHOP JEROME CRAWFORD MORRISANIA BAPTIST CHURCH

Bronx Districts 3 & 6 SWAMI DURGA DAS T H E R I V E R F U N D N E W YO R K

At Large STEPHEN GRIMALDI N E W YO R K CO M M O N PA N T RY

At Large AVROHOM HECHT J E W I S H CO M M U N I T Y CO U N C I L O F C A N A R S I E

Brooklyn District 5 MURIEL KEEL I N T E R N AT I O N A L P E N T E CO S TA L C I T Y M I S S I O N

Brooklyn District 17

SPECIAL THANKS TO: AVS Construction Services Corp.

Brooklyn Historical Society Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP City University of New York Community Food Bank of New Jersey The Consumer Financial Protection Board Feeding America The Feil Organization Food Bank For New York City Advisory Committees and Culinary Council Food Bank For New York City Board of Directors Food Bank For New York City Staff Food Bank For New York City Volunteers Food Bank of Central New York Food Bank of Delaware Food Bank of South Jersey Food Bank of the Southern Tier Food Bank of Western New York FoodLink Friends and Funders of Food Bank For New York City The Fund for the City of New York

STRATEGY COUNCIL

MAJ. SHARON SWEETING-LINDSEY (RET.) VETS INC.

The Greater Boston Food Bank Hal Dorfman, Architect Infinity Systems Intercontinental® New York Barclay Hotel Island Harvest JetBlue Maryland Food Bank The New School New York Cares New York City’s elected officials Non-Food Service Providers Philabundance Randy Apfelbaum Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York Share Our Strength Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden Staff and Volunteers of Nonprofit Community Food Programs Thompson & Knight United Federation of Teachers William Vitacco Associates, Ltd.

At Large REV. VERDELL MACK GOSPEL HILL BAPTIST CHURCH

At Large DENNY MARSH N E I G H B O R S TO G E T H E R

At Large MICHAEL MCFADDEN S T. PAU L P E N T E CO S TA L K I N G D O M B U I L D E R S F O O D PA N T RY

Brooklyn District 16 SULTANA OCASIO MUSLIM WOMEN’ S INSTITUTE FOR RESE ARCH & D E V E LO P M E N T

Bronx District 4 REV. MARC T. PIERRE G O S P E L A S S E M B LY F O O D PA N T RY

Queens District 12 CARMEN REYES WA S H I N G TO N H E I G H T S E C U M E N I C A L F O O D PA N T RY

Manhattan District 12 DOREEN RUTTY

JUNIOR BOARD

B R O N X B E T H A N Y CO M M U N I T Y CO R P O R AT I O N

Bronx District 12

ANNIE MOHAN, CHAIR

JOSEPH “JJ” JOHNSON

C A D WA L A D E R , W I C K E R S H A M & TA F T, L L P

I N G R A I N E D H O S P I TA L I T Y

ASHLEY ALSTON

VICTORIA MCCULLOUGH

SADIE LARK

TUMBLR

OLIVIA BENJAMIN

MONICA MCPHERSON

W E S T S I D E C A M PA I G N AG A I N S T H U N G E R

G O L D M A N S AC H S

KERING

At Large

SARAH BENNETT

MELISSA MITCHNER

JOHN WEED

GOOGLE

THE BARK SHOPPE

BRONX WORKS

JULIA BODNER

DEVON MOSLEY

W I L L I A M M O R R I S E N D E AVO R

AG E N C Y I M D, I N C

JENNIFER CHAPLIN

JOHN TRUMBLE

SOUTHERN GL A ZER’S WINE AND SPIRITS

EMILY CHONG N AT I O N S W E L L

TAMARA DAWSON B E D -S T U Y C A M PA I G N AG A I N S T H U N G E R

ALIZE GARCIA L I N K N YC

GARY JOHNSON N YC M AYO R ’ S O F F I C E

FARRELL ULRICH C R E AT I V E A R T I S T S AG E N C Y

JENNIFER WINES FIDELIT Y INVESTMENTS

ETHAN YAKE A L L H A N D S VO LU N T E E R

DR. MELONY SAMUELS B E D -S T U Y C A M PA I G N AG A I N S T H U N G E R

Brooklyn District 3 GREGORY SILVERMAN

Bronx District 5

WE NEED YOUR HELP TO END HUNGER IN NYC EVERY $1 YOU DONATE provides five meals for New Yorkers in need.

$1,000 CAN PROVIDE 5,000 hot meals at Food Bank’s Community Kitchen & Food Pantry.

$10,000 HELPS food pantries in our 1,000 agency network distribute enough food for 50,000 meals.

$100,000 WILL ENABLE Food Bank to provide nutrition education to an additional 1,000 households in low-income neighborhoods.

$500,000 INVESTED IN our tax assistance program will bring $16 million in refunds back to New York City’s working poor.

$1,000,000 CAN LEVERAGE approximately $22 million in food stamps for New York City’s most vulnerable residents.

THANK YOU!

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