ANNUAL
FY22
REPORT
What’s Inside Letter from Our Leadership Our Impact Foundations of a Healthier OC Testimonial Harvest Solutions Farm & OC Hunger Alliance The Need Financials & Board of Directors Thank You Partners in Action How to Help Our updated mission and vision explain our “how” and “why.” We provide nutritious food with the help of partners throughout Orange County, with the goal of improving community health. OUR MISSION In collaboration with our partners, we provide dignified, equitable and consistent access to nutritious food, creating a foundation for community health. OUR VISION An Orange County with food and nutritional security for all. OUR VALUES Integrity & Accountability People First Stewardship Purpose Driven Compassion feedoc.org 2 FY22 ANNUAL REPORT
Dear Friend,
Thank you for your support of Second Harvest Food Bank. While the COVID-19 pandemic has subsided, it’s not entirely behind us. The need remains above the prepandemic levels of 2019, and we continue to fill that need. Higher prices at the gas pump, the grocery store and elsewhere are felt by all of us. But none more than those who are food insecure and forced to choose between paying rent or medical bills and buying groceries.
There is much uncertainty in our world and our community. Yet there is also much to be hopeful for. In August 2022, we celebrated the first anniversary of Harvest Solutions Farm. Thanks to our volunteers, we harvested over 2.5 million pounds of fresh, nutrientrich produce for the community. Speaking of volunteers, this year more than 6,000 individuals returned to volunteer at the Farm and in our Distribution Center, totaling over 37,000 hours.
We are grateful to all who help make our work possible: the donors who fuel our mission; the almost 300 members of our Partner Network who work on the front lines; our volunteers including our Board of Directors; and our passionate, dedicated, smart team of employees. Finally, we would like to express our heartfelt thanks to Dave Coffaro, who served concurrently as board chair AND as interim CEO (his second tour of duty) in 2021.
As we mark the start of our 40th year, our ability to serve food-insecure neighbors in need for four decades would not be possible without your support and that of so many in Orange County. Thank you!
With gratitude and hope for a brighter tomorrow!!
Claudia Bonilla Keller Chief Executive Officer
Kathy Bronstein Board Chair
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LETTER FROM OUR LEADERSHIP
By the Numbers: FY22 OUR IMPACT Food Distributed BY TYPE Produce Grown Grains Processed Veg & Fruit Dairy Other Groceries Protein Produce 3% BY SOURCE Grown Purchased Government Donated 26% 14% 3% 57% BY CATEGORY Perishable Produce Non-perishable 37% 36% 27% 6% 7% 12% 17% 22% 33% 32,400,000 POUNDS OF FOOD DISTRIBUTED 332,000 PEOPLE SERVED PER MONTH ON AVERAGE 3% 6% 7% 12% 17% 22% 33% 27% 36% 37% 3% 14% 26% 57% feedoc.org 4 FY22 ANNUAL REPORT
310 DISTRIBUTION SITES 111K CHILDREN SERVED PER MONTH ON AVERAGE 66K SENIORS SERVED PER MONTH ON AVERAGE Partnering to Nourish We supplied millions of pounds of food to houses of worship, schools, after-school programs, senior centers, college & universities, homeless shelters, soup kitchens and transitional housing facilities. Only with their help are we able to reach those hit hardest by food insecurity. After-school programs Houses of Worship Schools Transitional housing facilities Homeless shelters College & universities Soup kitchens Senior centers feedoc.org 5 FY22 ANNUAL REPORT
Abrazar
Active Christians Today Age Well Senior Services AIDS Service Foundation DBA Radiant Health Centers
Alianza Translatinx
Anaheim Independencia
Anaheim United Methodist Church Anderson Elementary Baden Powell Elementary Ball Junior High Bayview Landing Apartments
The Bell Tower Foundation/RSM Cares
Betsy Ross Elementary Boys & Girls Club of Buena Park
Boys & Girls Club of La Habra
Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach
Boys & Girls Club of Rancho Santa Margarita Boys & Girls Club of Stanton
Boys & Girls Club of the South Coast Area Boys & Girls Club of Tustin
Boys & Girls Club of Westminster Boys & Girls Clubs of Capistrano Valley Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Orange Coast - Santa Ana
Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley Boys Hope Girls Hope
Bracken’s Kitchen
Brea Senior Center
Bridge Community Church
Bryant Elementary Buena Clinton Youth & Family Center
Buena Park Senior Center Cal State Fullerton
Calvary Chapel San Clemente
Cambridge Elementary Carbon Creek Shores Senior Apartments
Casa Santa Maria Apartments
Catholic Charities of
FOUNDATIONS OF A HEALTHIER OC
Orange County Cathy Torrez Learning Center
Chapman University Chatham Village Apartments
Christ Cathedral Community Outreach
Christ Lutheran Church Christian Services Corporation Church of Christ Buena Park
Civic Center Barrio
Housing Corp.
Coast Hills Community Church Coastline Community College District
Commonwealth Elementary Community Garden Towers Senior Apartments Community Outreach Alliance
Companerismo Rey de Reyes
Connected Blessings
Cool Water Ministries
Cornucopia Services
Costa Mesa Senior Center
Crossline Community Church
Cypress College
Cypress Senior Center
Cypress Sunrise Village Senior Apartments
Dale Junior High Delhi Center
Disney Elementary Dwelling Place
Edison Elementary - Anaheim
Edison Elementary - Santa Ana
El Camino Park
El Cerrito Elementary
El Modena Family Resource Center
El Sol Science & Arts Academy
EngAGE
Esplanade Elementary Faith Deliverance
Apostolic Church Families Forward
Families Together of Orange County Family Assistance Ministries
Faro Community Development Corp.
First Christian Church - Huntington Beach
First Church of the Nazarene
First Evangelical Free Church of Fullerton
First Lutheran of Fullerton Caring Hands Food Pantry
First Presbyterian Church of Garden Grove
First Presbyterian Church of Orange Food For Christ @ The Rock Anaheim Friendly Center Friends Church in Orange Friendship Baptist Church Fullerton College Fullerton Community Center
G.R.A.C.E. Social and Medical Service Garden Grove Friends Church Garfield Elementary Gilbert High School Giving Children Hope Golden West College Goodwill Industries of OC Gospel Light Church of God in Christ
Grandma’s House of Hope Grateful Hearts Grijalva Park
Hart Homes Community Inc. Heart of Downtown Food Co-Op Heart of the City
Helen Estock Elementary
Helping Others Prepare for Eternity
Heritage Elementary Heritage Park Anaheim Senior Apartments
Heritage Village Senior Apartments
Heroes Elementary His Place Church Holy Family SVDP
Hope House Corporation
Hope Lutheran Church Horace Mann Elementary ICNA Relief
Iglesia Monte Vista Del Pacto - Feed the Need Illumination Foundation Immaculate Heart of Mary Church SVDP Islamic Society of OC Jamboree Housing
James Monroe Elementary John Adams Elementary
John Muir Elementary Journey Evangelical Church
Juliette Low Elementary KidWorks Killefer Park
King Elementary Korean American Seniors Association Korean Community Services
La Habra Hills Presbyterian Church La Purisima Church
La Semilla
Laguna Food Pantry Lampson Elementary L’Arche Wavecrest/ Abraham House Las Positas Elementary Latino Health Access Laura’s House LifeSteps
Lincoln Elementary Living Hope Community Church Livingstone Community Health Clinic
Los Alamitos Recreation and Community Lutheran Church of the Cross Lutheran Social Services
Mariner’s Church Martin Elementary Mary’s Kitchen
Mattie Lou Maxwell Elementary Melinda Hoag Smith Center for Healthy Living Melrose Elementary The Men with Vision
Mental Health Association of OC Miracles for Kids Inc.
Miraloma Park Family & Resource Center
Mission Basilica - Father Serra’s Food Pantry
Mission Hospital
Native American United Methodist Church Nelson Elementary Newport Church
Newsong Community Church
NOCE Anaheim
Norman P. Murray Community Center
North Orange Christian Church
Oak View Elementary OC First Assembly of God Orange Coast College
Orange County Department of Education - ACCESS Orange County Educational Arts Academy
Orange County Rescue Mission Orange Grove Elementary Orange Senior Center
Orangethorpe Christian Church
Orangethorpe United Methodist Orangeview Junior High Orangewood Foundation
Our Lady of Guadalupe Pacific Drive Elementary Pathways of Hope
Patrick Henry Elementary Paul Revere Elementary Peter Marshall Elementary
Placentia Human Services
Placentia Senior Center
Ponderosa Elementary Ponderosa Park Family Resource Center
Presidio Apartments
The Priority Center Project Access Project SHUE Pyles Elementary The Raise Foundation Recovery Road
Every day we’re thankful for our incredible network of almost 300 partners who are as passionate as we are about ensuring everyone in Orange County has access to fresh, healthy food.
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RH Dana Elementary
Romero-Cruz Academy
Roosevelt Elementary Roque Center, Inc.
Rose Drive Friends Church Sabil USA
Saddleback Church Salk Elementary
The Salvation Army - Orange County
San Antonio de Padua Del Canon Church
San Francisco Solano Church
San Joaquin Elementary Santa Ana College
Santa Ana High Santiago Canyon College
Schweitzer Elementary Seasons at La Palma Senior Apartments
Serve The People
Seventh-day Adventist Church - Anaheim
Seventh-day Adventist
Church - Fullerton Share Our Selves
Silverado High School
Simmons Elementary Solara Court Senior Apartments
Someone Cares Soup Kitchen
Son Light Christian Center
South County Outreach Southlands Church St. Anselm Episcopal Church
St. Anthony Claret Church St. Bonaventure Church St. Boniface Catholic Church SVDP St. Cecilia’s Christian Service St. Columban SVDP St. Elizabeth Ann Seton SVDP St. Irenaeus Hope St. Joseph Elementary
St. Juliana SVDP St. Justin Martyr SVDP St. Kilian Catholic Church St. Mary’s Church St. Michael’s Society St. Norbert’s Christian Service
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
St. Philip Benizi SVDP St. Thomas More SVDP St. Timothy Catholic Church St. Vincent de Paul Church
Stanbridge University
Stanton Family Resource Center
Sterling Court Senior Apartments
Straight Talk/Gerry House Summer Harvest Food for Kids, Inc Sunkist Elementary Sycamore Junior High
Sycamore Magnet
Teen Challenge of Southern California
The Teen Project Templo Calvario Topaz Elementary
Tustin Area Senior Center
Tustin Family & Youth Center
Tustin High School
Tyrol Plaza Senior Apartments
UCI FRESH Basic Needs Hub
Valencia Park Elementary
Vanguard University
Vietnamese American Cancer Foundation
Villa Anaheim Senior Apartments
Villa Fundamental Village Bible Church Violette Elementary Wakeham Elementary Walter Elementary
Washington Elementary Washington Middle School
Welcome House Gilbert West Anaheim United Methodist West Orange Elementary Westmont Elementary
Whispering Fountains Senior Apartments
Whitten Community Center
Willard Intermediate Wilson Elementary
Women’s 12 Step House
Woodbury Elementary
Woodcrest Elementary
YMCA of Orange County
Yorba Linda Community Center
Yorba Linda Food For Families
Youth Center of Orange Zion Lutheran Church
Food for Good CONSISTENT ACCESS TO NUTRITIOUS FOOD SUPPORTING MENTAL & PHYSICAL HEALTH IMPROVING EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES LEADING TO ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES LEADING TO OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS We increase capacity for self-sufficiency throughout Orange County by helping everyone consistently eat well. As a result, the economy benefits, health outcomes improve and children and families are better prepared for success. When adults are fueled with nutritious food, they are better equipped to perform at work, pursue career advancement and contribute to the health and growth of our local economy. Additionally, better academic outcomes for young people create greater opportunities. Elementary students who eat well have the energy and focus they need to learn and play. Studies show that good nutrition improves attendance, behavior, concentration and academic performance. Healthy meals each day support growing, learning and achieving. With healthy food on their plates, children can grow and develop and adults of all ages can reduce their risk of chronic diseases and better maintain socio-emotional well-being and health. In addition, research shows eating a healthy diet and avoiding processed foods and refined sugars can reduce symptoms of depression. Food is fuel. When everyone has access to healthy food such as fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs, dairy and protein, our community develops a foundation of resiliency on which to build. Consistent access to nutritious food options increases food security and supports enhanced community resiliency. By providing fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs, dairy, whole grains and proteins for our neighbors in need, Second Harvest is setting up children and families for success in school, at work and in life. Partners at any time
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Grateful and Giving Back
Georgina, originally from Cuernavaca, Mexico, lost her husband to COVID in December 2021. Money was extremely tight and with skyrocketing inflation, it was becoming increasingly difficult to put food on the table for her and her daughter, Rosario. She turned to Latino Health Access (LHA), a Second Harvest partner, for help.
“I’m disabled and Rosario isn’t making enough for both of us. But God brought me through the front door here, and I am thankful every day,” she said.
Georgina, overwhelmingly grateful, wanted to pay it forward. She began volunteering at LHA, helping people like her who are in need of food assistance.
“I thank God for the opportunity He gave me to serve. We came from Cuernavaca without anything. But God supported us and brought me to this place. It’s a blessing to help and I receive blessings in return.”
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“The food is very nutritious and there’s lots of variety. I love the bananas, strawberries, grapes and recently watermelon. It’s a very complete pantry, and every seven days I have groceries.”
Watch her story at feedoc.org/georgina or use this code as a shortcut.
Hover your cell phone camera over this image to view the video.
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Happy Birthday, Harvest Solutions Farm
Harvest Solutions Farm, a 45-acre farm in Irvine that is a collaboration between Second Harvest, Solutions For Urban Agriculture and South Coast Research and Extension Center, recently turned one. In August 2021, we transplanted 26,000 cabbage plants. By Fall 2022 we harvested an abundance of leafy green cabbage, broccoli, broccolini and celery, totaling over 2.5 million pounds of fresh produce.
VOLUNTEERS GET DOWN AND DIRTY ON THE FARM EVERY WEEK FOR OUR COMMUNITY. ONLY THROUGH THEIR GENEROUS PLANTING, WEEDING AND HARVESTING ARE WE ABLE TO PROVIDE THIS FRESH, NUTRITIOUS, LOCALLY GROWN FOOD TO ORANGE COUNTY.
A Fresh Approach
The Orange County Hunger Alliance (OCHA), the first-of-its-kind joint venture including Abound Food Care, Community Action Partnership of Orange County / Orange County Food Bank and Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County, deploys its resources through OC’s food distribution network to effectively address and mitigate root causes of poverty and hunger. Two important OCHA initiatives were kicked off this fiscal year:
THE IMPACT PARTNER
MODEL: Select community partners that each offer a wide variety of wraparound services in addition to food distribution are working with OCHA to optimize and eliminate the pain points in food distribution. As a result, they will be able to focus on other comprehensive services that lift individuals and families out of poverty.
CALFRESH OUTREACH:
Over 30% of individuals in Orange County who are eligible for CalFresh food assistance (known nationally as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP) are not receiving those benefits. This is especially true among Hispanic families in Santa Ana and Anaheim. OCHA hired a bilingual Public Relations & Outreach Specialist focused on these underserved communities. The coordinator utilizes our Partner Network sites in those cities, school districts, local officials, other nonprofits and others to educate families about the benefits of CalFresh, dispel misconceptions and ultimately increase the low program take-up rate in Orange County.
HARVEST SOLUTIONS FARM
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Feeding America is a nationwide network of 200 food banks of which Second Harvest is a member. The organization released the latest statistics on food insecurity in America, and these staggering numbers prove our work at Second Harvest continues to be critical for the health and well-being of everyone in Orange County.
Work THE NEED
Our
296k people in Orange County are food insecure 86k children are food insecure 1 in 8 children is food insecure Food insecurity rates by age & race/ethnicity All ages Children (<18) Black Latino (Hispanic) White (non Hispanic) 1 in 11 individuals is food insecure 9.4% 12.3% 15.0% 14.0% 4.0%
FIGHTING FOOD INSECURITY IS NOT DONE
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Source: https://map. feedingamerica.org/county/2020/ overall/california/county/orange
Financial Efficiency FISCAL YEAR 2022
REVENUE
Donated Food & Services $73,806,111 80.1%
Contributions $7,334,444 8.0%
Grants & Awards $2,989,327 3.3%
Events & Solicitations $3,441,388 3.7%
Contract Revenue & Participation Fees $4,518,180 4.9%
Other Income $25,904 <1%
EXPENSES
Program Services $86,541,764 95.7%
Management & General $2,456,694 2.7%
Fundraising $1,468,294 1.6%
FINANCIALS
Financials presented are pre final audit. In accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, the value of donated food and professional services is treated as in-kind revenue and in-kind expense. In FY2022, Program Services included in-kind expense totaling
TOTAL REVENUE $92,115,355 TOTAL EXPENSES $90,466,752 FY22 ANNUAL REPORT feedoc.org 12
$74,856,915
BOARD OFFICERS
BOARD MEMBERS
Merchandising As of 10/1/2022
Kathy
Bronstein CHAIR KB Bronstein
Mortgage
Salman Alam VICE CHAIR Western Digital Katherine Le SECRETARY
Service Providers
TREASURER Bank
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Strategic Advisory Consulting
DIRECTORS
Joe Fuszard
of America Dave Coffaro
Group BOARD OF
Jeff Dietrich PwC
William Doyle Kerlin Capital Group
Dan Grable Goodman North America
David Hasenbalg City National Bank
Melissa Hill Albertsons, Vons, Pavilions
Dareen Khatib Orange County Department of Education
Brigid Noonan Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Manishi Parikh Wells Fargo Commercial Banking
John Ralls CommunityHealthComm Teddie Ray El Sol Academy
Bill Schaal Rutan & Tucker, LLP
Gregory Scott Community Action Partnership of Orange County
Heidi Sirota Nationwide
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Maria Zlidar Richards Mazda North America
You’re Fueling Success
In our book, healthy food is a human right. We thank our generous donors for their gifts that support our efforts to provide food that nourishes the minds and bodies of our neighbors in need throughout Orange County.
1st United Methodist Church of Seal Beach
3M Foundation, Inc. Thomas and Bonnie Abate AbbVie Employee Engagement Fund
Affordable Housing Access, Inc.
Alaska National Insurance Company
Albertsons, Vons, Pavilions Joyce and Robert Aldoroty Laurie and James Allen Kristen Allison Sean Ambrosius
William and Fay Amneus Don and Ginger Anderson Anthem Foundation & Social Responsibility
AP Design Professionals Insurance Services, LLC Elaine Archer
Dorothy Ressel Arens Noam and Heidi Arzt Roxanne Austin
The Bandai Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Margaret Barbour Nicole Baril
Robert and Coco Barnum Robert Bartholomew Alia Batniji
Beachpoint Apartments
Julia and Robert Beaton Beim Foundation Tammi and Kurt Belcher Phil Belling Torsten Bengtsson
Carole and Ronald Berg R.G. and Lynn Biggs BNBuilders, Inc.
Boeing Walter J. Bransford Christopher and Danielle Bressoud Michael and Kathleen Brett Mike Brett Joseph and Susan Brezin Seth Brindis and Stephanie Reich Kathy Bronstein Michelle Burge Dan L. Burk Sheral and Steve Burke David and Mary Byrne Caliber Collision Centers California Association of Food Banks California Foundation for Stronger Communities Bridget and Argyle Campbell
The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation
Kate and Peter Carlton Jacqueline and Michael Casey CDF Labor Law Matthew and Jennifer Chapman David Chen Richard Cheek Mary Chiappetta Charmie Chirgwin Shirley and Clark Chow Citizens Business Bank
City National Bank
David R. Clare and Margaret C. Clare Foundation
Kenneth and Patti Clasen CMGRP, Inc. Sue Coder Carrie and David Coffaro Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Frank and Helen Comerford Roxanne and Bill Comrie Linda Coss and Joseph Kaplan
CM & Edna P. Cotton Family Foundation Iovanna and Stephen Couig Cox, Castle & Nicholson LLP Crocs
The Crean Foundation Sean Culmer Curci Fund
David and Heidi Current Yvonne Curry Richard Daly Debra David David and Michele De Wenter Leah Decono Anne Devore DevTo Support Foundation Patrick and Mary Dirk Disney VoluntEARS
The Disneyland Resort Michael DiStefano
Documotion Research, Inc. The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation Lizette Du Pribus
Thomas E. Duff*
Early Autumn, Inc.
Patricia and James Edwards Edwards Lifesciences Foundation
Fredrick Ekstein
Margaret E. Elliot* Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Envista Legal Department Essex Portfolio Susan and Mike Etchandy
Fanticola Family Foundation, Inc. Massy Farzine Chip and Helen Fedalen Feeding America
Ellen Feldberg-Gordon and Michael Gordon Erica and Jerry Fink
The Fluor Foundation
Rachel Fowler
FR Vehicle Solutions, LLC Richard Frank
Tracy Friedmann
Friedman-Kline Family Foundation
Arline Fritsche Trust
Fry Family Foundation
Catherine Gale Jordan Gandhi Trudi and David Gartley
The Gavel Group
Joel and Jeanne Geldin
THANK YOU
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General Mills, Inc. Steven Gex
Beverly S. Gifford Ali Gilani and Samah Haggag
Cheryl Glover
Golden State Foods Foundation
Goodman North America Management, LLC
Google Granite Properties, Inc.
The Green Goose Fund Greystar Products
Jeffrey M. Griffith
William Grover
Carmen and Barbara Gullo Timothy and Amy Guth Lorraine and Thomas Gyulay
The Habit Restaurants, LLC
Gail and Ed Haft
O.L. Halsell Foundation Rondell and Joyce Hanson Karen and Daniel Harley Jill and Tim Harmon David and Diana Hasenbalg Kathleen Hawley
Healthpeak Properties
David W. Hearst, Jr. Foundation
John and Barbara Heffernan Brenda Heller
Heritage Fields El Toro, LLC Harald and Courtney Herrmann
The Hexberg Family Foundation
Deborah and Robert Hinderliter
George Hoag Family Foundation
Larry and Helen Hoag Foundation
Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian Peter and Toni Hoffman
The Hohener Family Fund Robert and Candace Holland
Nathan Holthouser
Timothy Hopkins Charles and Tamara Horstmann Charitable Fund Susanna and Will Hugelshofer
Hunsaker & Associates Irvine, Inc.
Huntington Gardens
Trust of Ruth Ann Hyson Hyundai Motor America International Paper Foundation
Georgina Jacobson
The Alan K And Cledith M Jennings Foundation Vidya and Sishir Jhaver Jason Jilk
JMAC Lending, Inc.
J and C Jodhka Family Foundation
Johnson & Johnson Karen J. Jordan
Nicole and Stephen Joseph S. Michael and J. Lynn Joseph Gaynelle Joyce
JP Morgan Chase Judicate West Kaiser Foundation Hospitals
Diane and Michael Kalmonson
Goli Kalkhoran
Carol Kaminskas
Paul Kariya Anna and Christos Karmis Dino Katsiametis Kehl Family Fund
Jennifer Keller Brian Kelly
The Kelsey Family Foundation
The Alberta S. Kimball – Mary L. Anhaltzer Foundation
Janan and Bradley Kissler Scott and Susan Kisting Kiva Foundation
Lisa Klarin
Andrea Klein Kojian Family Foundation Frank and Sharon Komin Kore1, LLC KPPB LLP
The Kroger Co. Phyllis Kruckenberg Latham & Watkins, LLP Diana M. Leach Ledcor Management Services, Inc. Ed and Mindy Levin Liberty Commercial Finance loanDepot
The Loftus Family Foundation
Drew Londgren Mike Long Los Angeles Chargers
Los Angeles Rams Foundation
Anne L. MacPherson
James MacPherson
Diane Madison MassMutual Kim Massoudi
Kent and Lisa Matranga
Trevor Mauch
Mazda Foundation (USA), Inc.
Stephen and Susan McArthur
Kimberly McCord
Rae Mccormick
McGraw-Hill
Stefanie McKim
John McQuade
John and Rosetta Michel
Jon and Denise Miller
Katie Miller
Mission Hospital Regional Medical Center Kelly and Thomas Mitchell Michael and Ann Mitchell
The Moca Foundation Pamela Muir MUFG Union Bank Foundation
The Peter and Mary Muth Foundation
Nancy Naftel
National Charity League Newport Beach Nationwide Foundation
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NBC4
Alison Needham
Newport Dunes Resort Nordstrom, Inc.
Micki S. Nozaki
Oakmont Family Fund
Joseph and Ann Obegi Jane Olin and Tim Jerkovich Bill and Lorelei O’Neill
Orange County Farm Bureau
Orange County United Way Regina and Stephen Oswald Larry E. Overman
Pacific Life Foundation
Pacific Western Bank Parker Hannifin Corporation Parallel Capital Partners Glenn Pascall
Robert Peirson
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Sheila and James Peterson Jill Petroff
Phileo Foundation
Phoenix Planning and Construction Services, Inc. Nicole Pierce
Chris Pounds and Gerardo Okhuysen John Powell Paul and Terri Quaranto Quicksilver Fund
Carrie Quintanar
Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course
Frank and Joan Randall Teddie Ray
Roger Reading Jan and Roy Reimer
Laurie and Kenneth Reiner Joel Reiss
Mary Rempel
Revival Church of Irvine Leith Robotham
Michelle F. Rohe
Paul and Donna Rosenzweig
RS Crum, Inc.
Peter and Mary Russo Family Foundation
Rutan & Tucker, LLP Teri and Bill Saddler
SageKitchen, LLC
Lynda and Tom Salinger
Santa Margarita Ford
SDGE A Sempra Energy Utility Dolores Seidel Mary A. Semler
Sempra Employee Giving Network
Jim and Suzanne Schraith Virginia Schloemer
Robert Schrimmer Linda Schumann
Kylie Schuyler Hodge and Douglas Hodge
Risa Scott
Leslie and David Seidner Shishir and Binita Shah Share Our Strength Billy Shook Gail and Gerald Simpson Susan K. Skara
The James & Glenys Slavik Family Foundation
Veronica and Evan Slavik Steve and Georgiann Smith SoCalGas
James Sommerville Stater Bros. Charities
Richard* & Elizabeth* Steele Endowment
Joan and David Stephenson
Sharon Stevenson Storehouse Foundation
John and Angela Stollsteimer
Subaru of America, Inc.
Bryan and Dana Sullivan
The Keith and Judy Swayne Family Foundation
Mark Sweetman
TA Realty Associates
The Teague Family Foundation
Thomas/Doe Designated Fund 1 Bart and Deborah Thomsen TJX Foundation, Inc. Troy Group, Inc. UC Irvine Samueli School of Engineering Ueberroth Family Foundation Ugalde Family Charitable Foundation
United Healthcare Group Employee Matching Gifts
UPS Foundation
Daniel Vanderpyl Jazmin Vasquez
Richard and Roxana VerWayne Vineyard Anaheim
Jon and Robin Visser Nick Vlahos
Chris Vogt and Julie Larsen Wallace Air Cargo Group, Inc. Walmart
Edward Wang Deborah and Gregory Warren D B. Watkins
Suzanne and John Welch Wells Fargo Foundation Wescom Credit Union We Care Foundation
Western Digital Foundation James and Carol Westling Chase Wheeler
Jeff Wheeler
Howard E. Whittaker
Tammy and Tim Winchell Winslow Maxwell Charitable Trust
Jeffrey and Caron Winston Joan M. Wismer Foundation Kathleen and Curt Wohlgemuth
Stephanie Workman
Carl E. Wynn Foundation
Yardi Systems, Inc. Varooge Yerganian The Don Yoder Foundation
Young Family Private Foundation
Nancy and Arn Youngman
Trisha Yount Chris Yragui
Yucaipa Companies, LLC
Special thanks to our top corporate partners.
Names listed are based on gifts of certain criteria made 7/1/21-6/30/22. We apologize for any names inadvertently omitted.
*Deceased
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Advanced Business Strategies Albertsons Amazon Atrium Hotel Bimbo Bumble Bee Foods LLC Certified Freight Logistics Choice Produce Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints Coast Tropical Coca-Cola Conagra Brands Conscious Alliance Costco Crown Jewels Produce Crystal Valley West Danone White Wave Disneyland Resort Dole Elite Logistics and Fulfillment EVR Foods Farmlink Project Feeding America Food Forward Food Lion Fresh Quality Produce, Inc. Friedas Inc GAB Operations LLC Galot, Inc. GBA Products LLC Gelson’s Market Warehouse location General Mills Girl Scouts of Orange County Global Farms Enterprises Gopuff Buena Park, Warehouse Heritage Foods HLB Specialties LLC Imperfect Foods Innovative Beverage Concepts Irvine Unified School District Kellogg Kind LLC King Arthur Flour Co. King Hawaiian Bakery Kraft Heinz Company L A Karma Produce LLC LA Foods LA Lucky Import Export Inc Lee Kum Kee Masters Touch Maui Fresh Mclane Food Service McLane Hunger Solutions Mercado Latino Michael Cutler Co. MS Brands Inc. Natural Products Expo Next Phase Enterprises OC Produce LLC One Banana North America Corporation Orgain, LLC PAB Produce Positive Beverage Premier Nutrition Pulmuone Foods USA Rainbow Sandals Ralphs-Kroger Riverside DC Redwood Produce Inc Reser’s Fine Foods Sams Club Schwan’s Food Service Inc Season Produce Shapiro Gilman Shandler Produce Sierra Produce Simply Food Smithfield Foods South Coast Plaza Sprouts SunOpta - Garner Warehouse Take Two Foods Tanaka Farms Teez Agency Terraboost Media TMI Trading, Inc. Trader Joes TreeHouse Foods Inc UC South Coast Research Center Uncle Ben’s, Inc UNFI Unilever UNITE Food US Foods DC Valley Fruit & Produce Company Veg Land Walmart West Coast Flavor Westlake Produce Westminster School District YiHai US Foods ZenWTR Zico Rising, Inc
thanks to our top in-kind donors.
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on gifts
criteria
any names
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Special
Names
based
of certain
made 7/1/21-6/30/22. We apologize for
inadvertently omitted. In-Kind
Funds Raised For Full Plates
Thank you to these generous companies whose sponsorships made our events a tremendous success!
2022 Food From The Bar
Judicate West - Presenting Sponsor
Rutan & Tucker, LLP
CDF Labor Law LLP
Dorsey & Whitney, LLP
Latham & Watkins, LLP Call & Jensen, APC
2022 Walk To Feed OC
Albertsons, Vons, Pavilions – Presenting Sponsor
International Paper
Golden State Foods Foundation
B. Braun Medical Inc. Nationwide TA Realty
Ventura Foods Westcliff University
2022 “No Lunch” Lunch*
International Paper – Presenting Sponsor
Orange Aluminum
Disneyland Resort
Golden State Foods Foundation
MUFG Union Bank Foundation
Goodwill of Orange County
JP Morgan Chase & Co.
San Diego Gas & Electric
University of California, Irvine and UCI Health
PARTNERS
*As of 10/14/2022
IN ACTION
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Sowing Seeds of Change Providing food security starts with you. Here are 10 ways you can help put healthy food on more Orange County tables: VOLUNTEER Sign up with your family or company for a volunteer opportunity with Second Harvest Food Bank, either at Harvest Solutions Farm or our Distribution Center. Visit feedoc.org/volunteer. 1 GET CREATIVE Donate cryptocurrency, stocks, securities, mutual funds or from your IRA. 3 RALLY YOUR FACEBOOK FRIENDS Start a Facebook fundraiser and challenge your followers to reach a certain goal. 6 HOST A VIRTUAL FOOD DRIVE Visit feedoc.org/virtual-food-drive to learn more and get started. 4 ENGAGE YOUR COWORKERS Fundraise with your company, team or department and request that your company match donations through its corporate matching gift program. 7 ESTABLISH YOUR LEGACY Include Second Harvest in your estate plans and feed your neighbors in need for years to come. 5 ADVOCATE FOR SECOND HARVEST Apply to be a Second Harvest Food Bank Advocacy Ambassador. Email Malia Cary at malia@feedoc.org. 9 STAY CONNECTED Sign up for our newsletter at feedoc.org/#signup. 10 GET EDUCATED Visit map.feedingamerica.org to learn more about food insecurity in America and in our community. 8 HOW TO HELP GIVE A GIFT Make a gift at feedoc.org/donate. 2 feedoc.org 19 FY22 ANNUAL REPORT
8014 Marine Way Irvine, CA 92618 949.653.2900 info@feedoc.org FEEDOC.ORG facebook.com/SHFBOC/ instagram.com/SHFBOC/ twitter.com/SHFBOC linkedin.com/company/SHFBOC youtube.com/@SHFBOC Federal Tax ID #32-0362611 Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) private nonprofit organization.
