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Dear Friends, We are grateful to have you join us from home this evening as we celebrate SOME’s 50 years of serving adults, children, and families in our community who are vulnerable and in need. We are heartened to be united and knitted together in our commitment to meet the urgent and basic needs of our most vulnerable neighbors. You have inspired and blessed us with your willingness to join us in fighting homelessness and poverty, two transcendent problems that have continued to vex us during the half century of SOME’s existence. Although we have not entirely beaten these twin nemeses, we are winning battles, one person, one family, and one community at a time. Your support – your time, treasure and talent are helping us transform lives in meaningful, powerful, and lasting ways.

These are challenging times for sure, especially in view of the multiple public health and social crisis confronting communities across the Nation, including here in our Nation’s capital.

However, at SOME, we are agile, energized, and as determined as ever to provide the array of critical services that address the urgent needs of people who seek our help, from emergency services like food, clothing, bathrooms, and showers, to service-enriched affordable housing, to healthcare (including medical, dental, behavioral, and addiction treatment), and finally to academic enrichment and job training.

In the face of COVID-19, we have been moved by the tremendous support we have received over the last several months. This support has been critical to our being able to adapt and transform ourselves so that we can both increase the scale of what we do and services we provide, but also effectively adjust how we deliver these services safely during a pandemic. For many people we serve, the difficulty of just “getting by” every day has amplified, but so too have our efforts to make sure that they do get by, that they find ways to sustain themselves and their families, and begin the journey to prosperity – material, emotional, and, indeed, spiritual – even in the midst of a pandemic.

Tonight is a time to reflect and celebrate what we have done and the people we have served during SOME’s first 50 years; but perhaps more importantly, we are able to look forward and commit ourselves to doing even more in the next 50 years, exceeding the high bar we already have set for ourselves. The demand for housing and essential human services continues to grow here in the District. Thanks to you and other SOME stakeholders, we are confident that we will go a long way towards meeting this need.

We also celebrate and give thanks for Father John Adams, President Emeritus of SOME. We recognize Father John as one of our foundational leaders, and a great humanitarian whose relentless commitment, inspiration, and skill has built and grown an organization that moves people in need (our sisters and brothers) from insufficiency to sufficiency, and for many, eventual prosperity.

Chairing our Gala requires an enormous commitment to SOME, a legion of volunteers, and exceptionally strong volunteer leadership. We are blessed to have such leaders in our Dinner Chair Tom Donohue, and our Silent Auction Chair Suzanne Clark, along with SOME’s entire Corporate Advisory Board.

Our Fund-A-Need tonight will support a complete overhaul of SOME’s Dining Room which, over the past 42 years, has served over 14 million meals to those in need. Thank you for your continued support!

With deepest appreciation,

Ralph F. Boyd, Jr. SOME President & CEO

At SOME’s Center for Employment Training, students train for livingwage careers in the in-demand fields of healthcare and building maintenance.

Patrick Butler, Chair Corporate Advisory Board

Families in our affordable housing have access to supportive services to help build towards independence.

Leslie Hortum, Vice Chair Corporate Advisory Board

Thanks to you, SOME has never had to turn anyone away from our Dining Room.

PAST GALA DINNER CHAIRS

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Tom Kuhn 2019

Dawn Sweeney 2018

Joseph Kelley 2017

Allison and Matthew Shay 2016

Steve Caldeira 2015

Bill Conway 2014

Lea and Wayne Berman 2013

Karin† and Dan Akerson 2012

Leslie and J.D. Hortum 2011

Loretta and Gerry Cassidy 2011

Joanne and Bill Conway 2010

Liz† and Tom Donohue 2009

Thomas J. Donohue

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Letter From Our Gala Chair Dear Family, Friends, and Colleagues,

Welcome to the 2020 So Others Might Eat Gala—and thank you for joining virtually this year as we celebrate the organization’s golden anniversary. I hope this note finds you safely in your homes surrounded by loved ones.

For 50 years, SOME has been making a difference in the lives of those who walk through its doors. Perhaps no year in SOME’s half-century history has been more important than this one. In the face of the global pandemic, many of our neighbors have found themselves confronted by new challenges and hardships. For many of the people SOME serves, in addition to this public health crisis, they face barriers to food, medical care, a safe shelter, and more. But the SOME team has been adaptive and resourceful, and the organization has continued providing a good meal and an attentive ear to anyone who walks through its doors.

Throughout this difficult year and the decades that came before it, SOME has been steadfast in its mission— to lead with kindness and compassion and to recognize how something as basic as a warm meal can change the direction of a person’s life. That clarity of purpose and effectiveness in its mission is reflective of SOME’s longtime leader, Father John Adams.

For 42 years, Father Adams has been tireless in his dedication to carrying on the vision of Father Horace McKenna and the other founders of SOME. He has not only remained faithful to the original intent of the founders, but his deep commitment to alleviating injustice has fueled his passion to understand and address the underlying causes of poverty and homelessness, now central parts of SOME’s mission. And as we prepare for the next 50 years, we can be confident that this organization will continue restoring hope and dignity one person at a time under the dedicated and capable leadership of Ralph Boyd.

Thank you again for your support. We all wish we could be together right now celebrating SOME’s achievements and charting a path forward, but tonight we need everyone to step up and commit to giving even more of themselves to this organization we care so deeply about. With your continued dedication and support, we can all do our part to help our neighbors through this challenging time and lift our community into the future.

Sincerely,

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Program Virtual Networking for Table Sponsors John Huntley Master of Ceremonies, SOME Thomas J. Donohue Gala Chair SOME 50th Anniversary Video Ralph F. Boyd, Jr. President and CEO, SOME Fund-A-Need Live Auction Leon Harris NBC4, Washington

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Program Father Horace McKenna Humanitarian Award Presentation to Father John Adams President Emeritus, SOME Thank You to our Sponsors!

Auction Item Pick-Up Instructions Thank you to everyone participating in SOME’s Silent Auction this evening. Please note that we are unable to deliver or ship any items that will not fit in an envelope. SOME will offer designated no-contact pick-up days for you to pick up your items. If you are unable to attend the designated pick-up days, please contact us to arrange a separate day to pick up your items. Happy bidding!

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Menu FIRST COURSE Apple Butternut Squash Soup Housemade Brioche Knots ENTRÉE Boneless Beef Short Ribs with Tomato Marmalade Served with Farro with Figs and Cashews & Roasted Squash, Haricot Vert and Sunflower Seed Salad DESSERT 50 Anniversary Cookie Miniature Apple Pie Chocolate-Glazed Brownie Point th

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The Father Horace McKenna

Humanitarians of theYear

Fr. Horace McKenna† January 2, 1899 - May 11, 1982 Founder of SOME

This award was established in loving memory of Father McKenna for his compassion, care, and love for the poor. It is in Fr. McKenna’s memory that SOME proudly honors Father John tonight for embodying his spirit and keeping his legacy strong.

PAST HUMANITARIANS Suzanne Clark and Greg Lebedev, 2019 Allison and Matthew Shay, 2018 Jane and Steve Caldeira, 2017 Linda Jo Smith and Raul Fernandez, 2016 Phebe Novakovic, 2015 Edward and Kathleen Quinn, 2014 Louise Wheeler, Leslie Hortum, Rainey Foster, Clint Wheeler†, 2013 Pat and Bob Schieffer, 2012 Liz† and Tom Donohue, 2011 Daniel F. Akerson, 2010 William E. Conway, Jr., 2009 Nicholas Chabraja, 2008 Jack Griffin, 2007 Gordon Peterson, 2006

Shaun Sheehan and Monsignor Ralph Kuehner†, 2005 Ann and Peter Prichard, 2004 Father John Adams, 2003 Otto Ruesch†, 2002 Lea Berman, 2001 Mark Russell, 2001 The Hon. Andrew Cuomo, 2000 The Hon. Pete Domenici, 1999 The Hon. and Mrs. John Dingell†, 1997 Mark Shields, 1996 Father John Adams, 1995 Alan Gasner† and James Tierney, 1994 Gerald S. J. Cassidy, 1993 Barbara Harrison, 1992 Joseph Califano, 1991 50TH ANNIVERSARY GALA

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Father Horace McKenna

2020 Humanitarian

of theYear

Father John Adams President Emeritus, SOME

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In 1978, Father Horace McKenna, founder of SOME, invited Father John to become the Director of SOME. Under his leadership, SOME grew from a small soup kitchen with one employee and two volunteers to an organization that provides more than 1,200 daily meals and more to those experiencing homelessness and extreme poverty in the city.

Father John has often been recognized for his work at SOME, as Washingtonian of the Year, a Freedom Forum Free Spirit, an Olympic Torch Carrier, a Congressional Victory Against Hunger Award recipient, and recipient of an Honorary Doctorate from Marymount University. Tonight, we are honored to recognize Father John as the Father Horace McKenna Humanitarian of the Year for his tireless dedication and tenacity in carrying on the vision of Father McKenna and the other founders of SOME. Through countless challenges and obstacles, Father John worked to expand SOME’s mission. Step by step, programs were added with the ultimate result of providing a comprehensive continuum of care—always with a focus of treating each person with dignity and respect—that has led to the empowerment and transformation of so many lives.

Father John has inspired countless staff members, volunteers, and donors over the years to be part of SOME’s mission. Their involvement and personal transformation has created a rippling effect, creating voices of advocacy for those experiencing poverty and homelessness. Early this year, Father John stepped into his new role as President Emeritus after 42 years of dedicated service as SOME’s leader.

We are pleased to have this opportunity to recognize Father John for his lifelong commitment to improving the lives of the most vulnerable in our community.

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Board of Directors Sr. Mary Bader, Chair, St. Ann’s Center for Children, Youth and Families George C. McFarland, Vice Chair, McFarland and Associates Sr. Mary Catherine Guiler, Secretary, Substitute Teacher Stefanie Gerard Cohn, Treasurer, Marcum LLP Jason E. Geno, HR Committee Chair, Human Capital Initiatives Ralph F. Boyd, Jr., Ex-Officio Member, President and CEO, SOME Fr. John Adams, Honorary Member, President Emeritus, SOME Linda Jo Smith, Honorary Member, Former Chairperson, PEPCO (retired)

Members

Audie (Butch) Abernathy, Building Technician Engineer | Kenneth W. Ellison, Attorney Peggy Gott, Community Advocate | Marie Maser, Community Advocate Mary Miller, Edison Electric Institute | M. Craig Pascal, Truist Olivia B. Payton, Chateau Remix | Dr. William Vaughan, DDS, Dentist

Executive Leadership Team

Ralph F. Boyd, Jr., President & CEO Michelle Barnaby, Chief Financial Officer | Don DuChateau, Chief Development Officer Troy Swanda, Chief Operating Officer | Tracey Turner, Chief Human Resources Officer

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Annual Gala and Silent Auction Leaders SOME is inspired by the compassion and commitment of our Gala leaders

Thomas J. Donohue Gala Chair

Suzanne Clark Silent Auction Chair

On behalf of homeless and poor men, women, and children in our city, our profound thanks to Gala Chair Thomas J. Donohue, Silent Auction Chair Suzanne Clark, and Corporate Advisory Board members for helping to ensure that SOME is able to sustain our services for another year. Their support is critical to SOME. Thanks to the many generous donors who provided Silent Auction items that helped to make this an outstanding event!

Tatiana Bowe | Suzanne Clark | Dr. Moira Dougherty | Erin Dwyer | Andrea Dynes | Terri Fariello Rainey Foster | Mike Gordon | Leslie Hortum | Erica Khatchadourian | Gerry Lamb | Dennis Lucey Christine Parisi | Matthew Shay | Polly and John Sturm | U.S. Chamber of Commerce | Lynda Webster | Alisha White SOME Gala and Silent Auction Team: Ingrid Feigenbaum, Emily Fuchs, Siannah Marcellin Thanks to friends who defray the expenses of our Gala, making more funds available to help those in need.

EMT Productions | Linemark Printing | Occasions Caterers | The Webster Group

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Corporate Advisory Board

Patrick Butler Chair

Leslie Hortum Vice Chair

Established in 1998, SOME’s Corporate Advisory Board exists to further SOME’s mission to meet the needs of those who are experiencing poverty and homelessness in our Nation’s capital. This Board was established to provide support for SOME’s Gala and, indeed, the Advisory Board has hosted this event every year for the past 21, raising more than $12 million to date in support of SOME’s programs.

Advising SOME president Ralph Boyd, sponsoring, hosting and chairing our galas and silent auction are only the beginning of the value that Advisory Board members offer SOME. Their support also includes a host of pro bono services, food and clothing collections, and financial support of all our work. We are blessed by the care of these extraordinary individuals.

Corporate Advisory Board

Patrick Butler, Advisory Board Chair – America’s Public Television Stations Leslie W. Hortum, Advisory Board Vice Chair – Spencer Stuart

Members

James Assey, National Cable and Telecommunications Association | William Bartling, Clark Construction Group, Inc. Angela Bradley, BTI Security | Stephen J. Caldeira, Household & Commercial Products Association Kathleen Walsh Carr | David Chavern, News Media Alliance | Suzanne P. Clark, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Patrick Cleary, National Association of Professional Employer Organizations | William E. Conway, Jr., The Carlyle Group Julia Cullen, KPMG LLC | Prachee J. Devadas, Synergy Enterprises Inc. | Andrea Dynes, General Dynamics Penny Eastman, Animal Wellness Action | Toby Eckhardt, Focused Image, Inc. | Theresa Fariello, United Airlines Etta Fielek | Rainey Foster, Leading Authorities, Inc. | Michael Gordon, C.C. Pace Systems, Inc. | Corey Griffin, 2GIP Erica Khatchadourian, AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust | William Kilmer, Mortgage Bankers Association Mekita King, The Washington Post | Gerry Lamb | Dennis M. Lucey, AKIMA Katherine Lugar, American Beverage Association | Darryl Maxwell, DC Bar Pro Bono Program | James McCarthy Larry McCarthy, McCarthy, Hennings, Whalen, Inc. | Mary Miller, EEI | Michael J. O’Neil, K&L Gates, LLP Craig Pascal, Truist | Kathleen Rotondaro | Leslie Sarasin, Food Marketing Institute | Daniel Schwartz, Bain & Company Matthew Shay, National Retail Federation | John Sturm | Sanjay Subramanian, PwC | JT Taylor, Hedgeye Risk Management Otis Tolbert, Aon Risk Solutions | Alisha White, AMC Institute | Thomas Wilbur, Akridge Michael Williams, Hogan Lovells US, LLP | William Glenn Yarborough, Jr., WGY & Associates 14

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Fund-a-Need

SOME DINING ROOM RENOVATIONS Over the past 42 years, SOME has served millions of meals in our Dining Room on O Street. The facility, now 88 years old, is in need of a major renovation. Your support tonight will help make this possible.

The facility served SOME well for many years but the time has come for us to undergo a complete overhaul of the aging facility to ensure we can continue to provide dignified service for the next 50 years.

The SOME Dining Room is crucial, not only because we serve breakfast and lunch every day of the year, but because it is the gateway to SOME’s comprehensive services that make a lasting difference in the lives of the families and individuals who come to us in need.

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Sponsors Father John Sponsors

Bob & Eveline Roberts Roberts Oxygen Company, Inc.

50th Anniversary Sponsor Bedford Falls Foundation Bill and Joanne Conway

National Retail Federation

Benefactors

Bozzuto Donohue Family Foundation

Patrons

K&L Gates Anthony Kavanagh PNC

Supporters

Abbott American Beverage Association American Petroleum Institute Kate Walsh Carr Clark Construction Group, LLC Edison Electric Institute Etta Fielek

Geico Philanthropic Foundation The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation Colleen & Larry McCarthy National Restaurant Association Don Shepard TW Perry U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation

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Sponsors Sustainers

AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust Aon Risk Solutions David Buente & Frances Dubrowski The Patrick Butler Family C.C. Pace Systems, Inc./ Pam & Dennis Lucey Jane & Steve Caldeira Suzanne Clark & Greg Lebedev Consumer Brands Embassy of the United Arab Emirates Focused Image Graham Holdings Hensel Phelps Hester M. Digges Trust Household & Commercial Products Association ICMA-RC Chris & Marianne Jahn Margaret & Michael Kirby

KPMG Laborers’ International Union of North America Mary McGann & Gerry Lamb Mary Moynihan Nancy McBride & William Ginivan National Association of Manufacturers National Association of Professional Employer Organizations National Capital Bank National Grocers Association NCTA- The Internet & Television Association News Media Alliance The Ruan Foundation Trust Perkins Coie LLP Polly & John Sturm Spencer Stuart Sanjay and Meera Subramanian Marisel and Tom Wilbur

Friends

Alisha White, AMC Institute American Gaming Association BTI Security Maureen Baltay Henry, Lisa and Alex Chamberlain Penny Eastman and Elgie Holstein Sharon and Jason Geno Melissa & Leif Hockstad The Loyola Foundation

Barbara Faculjak & Jim McCarthy MDP Insurance/ Hanover Insurance Group Mary & Tom Miller Barbara K. Ostrom Dan Schwartz Bob & Patricia Schieffer Total Spectrum Linda & Steuart Thomsen W. Glenn Yarborough, Jr.

As of November 18, 2020

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Special Thanks to our silent auction donors Alisha White Aluminum Association Andrea Dynes Barrel Oak Winery Benihana Brabo Brasserie Cana Vineyards and Winery Capital One Arena Captain Cookie Catocin Breeze Vineyard Chester Gap Cellars Christine Parisi Christopher Barson Professional Services Circle Yoga Cooperative Craft Asset Management Dennis and Pam Lucey Donna Mullin Elizabeth Johnson Embassy of Argentina Embassy of Germany Embassy of Ireland Embassy of Italy Embassy of Mexico Embassy of Panama Embassy of Switzerland Embassy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Embassy of Uruguay Erica and Wade Alt Ethiopic Resturant Farm to Feast Gerry Lamb GoApe Rockville Heartfelt Arrangements, LLC

Heidi Fuerst Hungry Harvest Knead Hospitality Leslie and J.D. Hortum Louisa Richards Lynda and Bill Webster Maketto Maryland Youth Ballet MGM Las Vegas Mike and Tracy Gordon Moira Dougherty, PhD and Richard Norman National Retail Federation Oriental Trading Outside the Line Pet Photography Pat Lewis Patrick Ford PetMAC DC Polly Sturm, ETCETERA Rainey Foster Schneiders Capital Hill Sharon Juergens Suzanne Clark and Greg Lebedev Taryn Laughlin Teaism Tom and Patti O'Hara Total Wine & More United Airlines U.S. Chamber of Commerce Washington Spirit WETA Willowcroft Farm Vineyards Wintergreen Resort Yoga District 50TH ANNIVERSARY GALA

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ROBERTS OXYGEN COMPANY, INC. IS A PROUD SUPPORTER OF

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CONGRATULATIONS

FR. JOHN ADAMS 2020 McKENNA HUMANITARIAN OF THE YEAR!

SOME restores one person at a With SOME’s support, thousands of people have transformed their lives, lifted themselves out of poverty, and are now living productive, meaningful lives in our community.

hope and dignity time.

The National Retail Federation congratulates SOME McKenna Humanitarian of the Year Father John Adams, SOME President Emeritus.

PROUD SUPPORTER We salute So Others Might Eat for its indispensable, compassionate work to feed, clothe, house, and train the neediest and most vulnerable among us.

K&L Gates LLP. Global counsel across five continents.

Learn more at klgates.com.

Every day, you bring us one step closer to where we want to be.

We’re proud to support SOME INC for driving the change that makes each day better than the one before.

Contact Kathryn Clay Community Consultant 301-497-4053 kathryn.clay@pnc.com

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is proud to support So Others Might Eat In its mission to break the cycle of homelessness

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In Support of Great Causes PERKINS COIE is proud to support SOME and its efforts to help break the cycle of

homelessness in our nation’s capital. We are honored to sponsor the 50th Anniversary Gala and celebrate the SOME McKenna Humanitarian Award honoree.

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AFL-CIO HOUSING INVESTMENT TRUST

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in building a better future for Washington D.C. Congratulations on 50 years of service

FRAN DUBROWSKI and DAVE BUENTE are proud to sponsor

SOME and congratulate them on their 50th anniversary.

The Patrick Butler Family Salutes Fr. John Adams On Receiving SOME’S Horace McKenna Humanitarian Of The Year Award

DAVID BUENTE 1501 K Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005 +1 202 736 8000

McKenna Humanitarian Thank you for 50 years of dedication, compassion and heartfelt leadership in helping those in need in our community!  

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Dennis Lucey, 703.407.9894 d e n n i s.lucey@akima.com

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Congratulations to Father John Adams on 42 years of outstanding and dedicated service in advancing SOME’s mission to support thousands of homeless men, women and families in Washington, DC Your friends, Jane and Steve Caldeira

The consumer packaged goods industry is here to help in big ways and small.

Because the little things, mean everything.

Powering every day.

Congratulations on 50 YEARS of service to the community ICMA-RC is proud to serve those who serve our communities and even prouder to support SOME in their efforts to end homelessness and hunger here in our nation’s capital.

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Caring. It’s our business, too.

KPMG is proud to support So Others Might Eat (S.O.M.E.) for their outstanding service and dedication to help break the cycle of homelessness by offering food, clothing, affordable housing, job training and healthcare to the poor and homeless of our nation’s capital. We share your commitment to caring and appreciate all that you do to make a difference in the lives of others in our community. kpmg.com

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LIUNA is Proud to Support SOME’s 50th Anniversary Gala

LABORERS’ INTERNATIONAL UNION OF NORTH AMERICA TERRY O’SULLIVAN, General President

ARMAND E. SABITONI, General Secretary-Treasurer

We are honored to support SOME’s 50th Anniversary Gala and pay special appreciation to Father John Adams, tonight’s Honoree, who has made a real difference in thousands of lives as the visionary leader and conscience of So Others May Eat in our Nation’s Capital for 42 years.

Thank you Father John!

Mary McGann and Gerry Lamb

The National Association of Professional Employer Organizations is proud to support

SO OTHERS MIGHT EAT and its mission of fighting poverty and homelessness in our nation’s capital.

Greater impact. Greater good.

SOME and PwC are committed to helping those working to leave poverty behind and thrive through skills training, education and career development. Our collective actions help close the opportunity gap for those that need it most. www.pwc.com

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Congratulate and Thank

Father John for His Years of Dedicated Service to SOME

Hunger and Homelessness Are Not Virtual Thank you, SOME, for all you do John and Polly Sturm

Spencer Stuart is proud to honor

Fr. John Adams and SOME on this special GALA Anniversary.

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May the work to help DC’s most needy realize their dream of healthy, independent living continue for another 50 years!

So Others Might Eat For 50 years, SOME has been meeting immediate daily needs of men, women and children who come to us for help by providing food, clothing and health care.

Our mission is to help break the cycle of homelessness by offering additional services such as addiction treatment, counseling, job training and affordable housing to the poor, the elderly and individuals with mental illness.

SOME serves in a manner meant to help restore hope, dignity, and respect to those whom we are privileged to assist. We deliver our services in a spirit of compassion with the belief that justice begins when we show hospitality to anyone in need.

Our goal is never to pass judgement, but to nourish, support, and empower.

Special Thanks To

Bedford Falls Foundation Joanne & Bill Conway

Donohue Family Foundation Anthony Kavanagh Bob & Eveline Roberts

So Others Might Eat

71 O Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001 | (202) 797-8806 | www.some.org