OUR LEADERS + NETWORK OUR IMPACT OUR SUPPORTERS OUR FINANCIALS

2016 NOURISHING ANNUAL HEALTHY FUTURES REPORT

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FEEDING AMERICA IS IN MORE PLACES, RESCUING MORE FOOD AND REACHING MORE PEOPLE EVERY DAY.

We’re the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization.

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WITH YOUR SUPPORT, WE HELPED PROVIDE 4 BILLION MEALS TO 46 MILLION AMERICANS IN NEED DURING FISCAL YEAR 2016.

And we’re committed to doing even more to nourish healthy futures.

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CONTENTS

OUR LEADERS + NETWORK 05

OUR IMPACT 10

OUR SUPPORTERS 21

OUR FINANCIALS 43

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OUR LEADERS + IN THIS SECTION: CEO + CHAIR LETTER OUR LEADERS NETWORK NETWORK MEMBERS

Feeding America is fueled by passionate, capable individuals dedicated to ending hunger. Behind every bag of groceries the network provided last year were many extraordinary volunteers and professionals committed to sustaining and enhancing our work.

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DEAR FRIENDS,

At Feeding America, our commitment to our mission stems from the belief that food is powerful. It keeps our minds and bodies going and plays an important role in knitting families and communities together. A shared meal can foster meaningful connections. Food helps nourish healthy futures.

Food is critical to well-being, yet tragically, 1 in 8 Americans struggle with hunger. It’s a problem that touches every single county in the United States, and forces families to make tough choices between food and other basic needs, like medicine. Feeding America has a long legacy of ighting hunger across the nation. We do more than any other hunger-relief organization in our country, offering food and hope to over 46 million Americans each year. However, we still have a long road ahead before we can OUR MISSION IS TO declare victory. The challenge we face is huge, but relecting on our recent achievements energizes us as we continue to provide FEED AMERICA’S HUNGRY more food to more people and develop strategies to end hunger. THROUGH A NATIONWIDE NETWORK OF MEMBER In iscal year 2016, Feeding America surpassed two incredible milestones thanks to the support of many generous individuals, FOOD BANKS AND ENGAGE foundations and companies. First, we helped provide more than 4 billion meals for the irst time in our history. These meals allowed OUR COUNTRY IN THE FIGHT millions of people to receive much-needed nutrients and hope for the future. Second, Feeding America provided over $50 million TO END HUNGER. in grants to member food banks. This substantial pool of funding enabled food banks to serve even more of their neighbors facing hunger—giving them the nourishment they need to reach for a brighter tomorrow. These are just two of our many accomplishments from the past year, which are outlined in the following pages. We are grateful to our extraordinary supporters for making this work possible. Your partnership is critical as we work to strengthen our country. Thank you for helping us nourish healthy futures. Together, we can end hunger.

Diana Aviv Jan Pruitt Chief Executive Oficer Former Chair, Feeding America Board of Directors Feeding America President and Chief Executive Oficer North Texas Food Bank

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OUR OUR LEADERS LEADERS + NETWORK

BOARD OF DIRECTORS NATIONAL OFFICE LEADERSHIP***

Jan Pruitt, Former Chair Kathy Jackson Shawn O’Grady Diana Aviv President and Chief Chief Executive Oficer Senior Vice President; Chief Executive Oficer Executive Oficer Second Harvest Food Bank President, Sales & Channel Matt Knott North Texas Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Development President Mateo Counties Diana Aviv General Mills, Inc. Nancy Curby Chief Executive Oficer Jim Kallman** DeDe Priest Interim Senior Vice President Feeding America Food and Retail Executive President of Development Kallman Holdings Steven Barr Gary Rodkin Lisa Davis Kate Maehr Partner, US Retail and Retired Chief Senior Vice President of Consumer Leader Executive Director and Executive Oficer, Government Relations PricewaterhouseCoopers Chief Executive Oficer ConAgra Foods Greater Chicago Food Kim Hamilton Joan Chow John Sayles** Depository Chief Impact Oficer Chief Marketing Oficer Chief Executive Oficer Paul Henrys Greater Chicago Food Bill McMahon Vermont Foodbank Managing Director, Wealth Chief Financial Oficer Depository Erin Sharp Management Group Deborah Flateman* Group Vice President, Daphne Logan Morgan Stanley Former President & Manufacturing Senior Vice President Chief Executive Oficer Keith D. Monda The Kroger Co. of Human Resources Retired President Maryland Food Bank Matthew E. Winter Ami McReynolds Coach Inc. Robert Greenstein** President, Senior Vice President of Member Services President Scott Neal** The Allstate Corporation; Center on Budget and Senior Vice President, Chief Executive Oficer, Bill Thomas Policy Priorities Sourcing Strategy–Meat Allstate Life Insurance Chief Supply Chain Oficer Walmart Vincent M. Howell Company Global Vice President, Talent, Learning & Organization Development Mars, Incorporated

*resigned during iscal year 2016 ***elected during iscal year 2016 ***as of June 30, 2016

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OUR NETWORK MEMBERS LEADERS + NETWORK

ALABAMA Foodbank of Santa Barbara County Harry Chapin Food Bank Gleaners Food Bank of MASSACHUSETTS Community Food Bank Los Angeles Regional Food Bank of Southwest Florida Indiana, Inc. The Food Bank of Western of Central Alabama Placer Food Bank Second Harvest Food Bank Hoosier Hills Food Bank Massachusetts Feeding the Gulf Coast Redwood Empire Food Bank of Central Florida Second Harvest Food Bank The Greater Boston Food Bank Food Bank of North Alabama Second Harvest Food Bank Treasure Coast Food Bank of East Central Indiana, Inc. Worcester County Food Montgomery Area Food Bank, Inc. of Orange County GEORGIA Terre Haute Catholic Charities Bank, Inc. ALASKA Second Harvest Food Bank of San America’s Second Harvest Foodbank MICHIGAN Food Bank of Alaska, Inc. Joaquin and Stanislaus Counties of Coastal Georgia, Inc. Tri-State Food Bank, Inc. Feeding America West Michigan Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa ARIZONA Atlanta Community Food Bank IOWA Food Bank Clara & San Mateo Counties Feeding the Valley Food Bank Food Bank of Iowa Food Bank of Eastern Michigan Community Food Bank Second Harvest Food Bank of Southern Arizona Food Bank of Northeast Georgia HACAP Food Reservoir Food Bank of South Central Santa Cruz County Golden Harvest Food Bank Northeast Iowa Food Bank Michigan St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance SF-Marin Food Bank United Food Bank Middle Georgia Community River Bend Food Bank Food Gatherers Yuma Community Food Bank COLORADO Food Bank KANSAS Forgotten Harvest Care and Share Food Bank Second Harvest of South Kansas Food Bank Gleaners Community Food ARKANSAS Community Food Share Georgia, Inc. Bank of Southeastern Michigan Arkansas Foodbank Food Bank for Larimer County KENTUCKY Greater Lansing Food Bank Food Bank of Northeast Arkansas HAWAII Dare to Care Food Bank Food Bank of the Rockies Hawaii Foodbank, Inc. MINNESOTA Harvest Texarkana Regional Weld Food Bank Feeding America, Kentucky’s Food Bank, Inc. IDAHO Heartland Channel One Food Bank Northwest Arkansas Food Bank CONNECTICUT The Idaho Foodbank God’s Pantry Food Bank, Inc. North Country Food Bank, Inc. River Valley Regional Food Bank Connecticut Food Bank Second Harvest Heartland Foodshare ILLINOIS LOUISIANA Second Harvest North Central CALIFORNIA Central Illinois Foodbank Food Bank of Central Louisiana Food Bank Alameda County Community DELAWARE Eastern Illinois Foodbank Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana Food Bank of Delaware Second Harvest Northern Food Bank Greater Chicago Food Food Bank of Northwest Lakes Food Bank Community Food Bank DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Depository Louisiana Feeding America Riverside Capital Area Food Bank Northern Illinois Food Bank Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank MISSISSIPPI Mississippi Food Network San Bernardino Counties FLORIDA INDIANA Second Harvest Food Bank Feeding America San Diego All Faiths Food Bank Community Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans MISSOURI FIND Food Bank America’s Second Harvest of Northeast Indiana, Inc. and Acadiana The Food Bank for Central Food Bank for Monterey County of the Big Bend, Inc. Food Bank of Northern Indiana MAINE & Northeast Missouri Food Bank of Contra Costa Feeding South Florida Food Bank of Northwest Good Shepherd Food Bank Harvesters-The Community and Solano Feeding Tampa Bay Indiana, Inc. Food Network Food Share, Inc. MARYLAND Ozarks Food Harvest Food Finders Food Bank, Inc. Maryland Food Bank

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Second Harvest Community NEW YORK Second Harvest Food Bank PUERTO RICO South Plains Food Bank Food Bank City Harvest of North Central Ohio Banco de Alimentos de Puerto Rico South Texas Food Bank Southeast Missouri Food Bank Food Bank For New York City Second Harvest Food Bank RHODE ISLAND Southeast Texas Food Bank St. Louis Area Foodbank Food Bank for Westchester of the Mahoning Valley Rhode Island Community Food Bank Tarrant Area Food Bank Food Bank of Central New York Second Harvest Foodbank of Clark, West Texas Food Bank MONTANA SOUTH CAROLINA Montana Food Bank Network Food Bank of the Southern Tier Champaign, & Logan Counties Wichita Falls Area Food Bank Food Bank of Western New York Shared Harvest Foodbank Harvest Hope Food Bank NEBRASKA Lowcountry Food Bank UTAH Foodlink, Inc. Toledo Northwestern Ohio Utah Food Bank Food Bank for the Heartland Island Harvest Food Bank SOUTH DAKOTA Food Bank of Lincoln, Inc. Long Island Cares, Inc. West Ohio Food Bank Feeding South Dakota VERMONT Regional Food Bank of Vermont Foodbank NEVADA OKLAHOMA TENNESSEE Northeastern New York Food Bank of Northern Nevada Community Food Bank of Eastern Chattanooga Area Food Bank VIRGINIA Three Square Food Bank NORTH CAROLINA Oklahoma Mid-South Food Bank Blue Ridge Area Food Bank, Inc. NEW HAMPSHIRE Food Bank of Central & Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma Second Harvest Food Bank Feeding America Southwest Virginia FeedMore New Hampshire Food Bank Eastern North Carolina OREGON of East Tennessee Food Bank of the Albemarle Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia NEW JERSEY Oregon Food Bank Second Harvest Food Bank Inter-Faith Food Shuttle Fredericksburg Regional Foodbank Community FoodBank of New Jersey of Middle Tennessee MANNA FoodBank PENNSYLVANIA Virginia Peninsula Foodbank Food Bank of South Jersey Second Harvest Food Bank Second Harvest Food Bank Central Pennsylvania Food Bank The FoodBank of Monmouth of Northeast Tennessee WASHINGTON of Metrolina Community Food Warehouse and Ocean Counties, Inc. TEXAS Food Lifeline Second Harvest Food Bank of Mercer County Central Texas Food Bank Second Harvest Inland Northwest of Northwest North Carolina Greater Berks Food Bank East Texas Food Bank WEST VIRGINIA Second Harvest Food Bank Greater Pittsburgh Community El Pasoans Fighting Hunger* Facing Hunger Foodbank Feeding America serves of Southeast North Carolina Food Bank food banks, and food banks H & J Weinberg NE PA Food Bank of Corpus Christi Mountaineer Food Bank NORTH DAKOTA serve your community. Regional Food Bank Food Bank of the Golden WISCONSIN Great Plains Food Bank* Philabundance Crescent Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin FIND YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK OHIO Second Harvest Food Bank Food Bank of the Rio Grande Second Harvest Foodbank of Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank of Lehigh Valley and NE Valley, Inc. Southern Wisconsin The Foodbank, Inc. Pennsylvania Food Bank of West Central Texas WYOMING Freestore Foodbank Second Harvest Food Bank High Plains Food Bank NEW MEXICO Food Bank of the Rockies** Roadrunner Food Bank Greater Cleveland Food Bank, Inc. of Northwest Pennsylvania Houston Food Bank Mid-Ohio Foodbank Westmoreland County Food Bank North Texas Food Bank SE Ohio Foodbank San Antonio Food Bank

**These food banks became members of the network on July 1, 2016. **Food Bank of the Rockies, headquartered in Denver, serves northern Colorado and the entire state of Wyoming

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IN THIS SECTION: SECURING MEALS OUR IMPACT SERVING FOOD BANKS PROVIDING SERVICES LEADING THE FIGHT

F¤¤ ¡¢£ America helps improve the well-being of people facing hunger by securing meals, serving food banks, providing services and leading the ight against hunger. We do this to build a society that is better for us all.

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OUR SECURING MEALS IMPACT

Feeding America partners with companies across the food industry to rescue good food that might otherwise go to waste, and instead, help get it to the plates of people in need. We’ve secured many meals from longtime, committed partners through our established food donation channels. Additionally, we’ve cultivated new relationships in food streams that were relatively untapped by Feeding America until recently. WHY I SUPPORT FEEDING AMERICA MAKING PROGRESS IN PRODUCE PREVENTING FOOD WASTE TO FIGHT HUNGER “Together, let’s make a deeper, In 2016, we made signiicant strides in our efforts to source and For nearly four decades, the Feeding America network has safely lasting impact.” distribute more fresh produce for the people we serve. We held redirected wholesome food from being thrown away and instead, a Fresh Produce Summit, bringing together produce industry provided it to people who struggle with hunger. Last year alone, Moved by his experience with food leaders and representatives from 77 food banks to share best we rescued 2.8 billion pounds of food. However, food waste is still insecurity as a child and knowing practices related to procuring and distributing fruits and vegetables. a pressing problem—42 million Americans face hunger, yet more than that a small kindness can make a Conversations from this gathering helped us develop new, innovative 70 billion pounds of food are wasted annually in our country.* In iscal big difference, Tony Robbins brings strategies for enhancing produce demand and distribution across year 2016, we successfully brought together food rescue thought a special passion to the ight to end the network that we will begin implementing in 2017. We also made leaders for our inaugural Food Rescue Summit. We also celebrated domestic hunger. By providing matching improvements to Produce Matchmaker, our online produce-ordering the passage of the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act funds and inviting others to give, for tool for food banks. Additionally, we provided $2 million in grants to in Congress and the establishment of a new directive by USDA Food the second year Tony is leading the network food banks to help them develop and implement produce Safety Inspection Service (FSIS) after years of hard work. The PATH nation to help provide 100 million strategies. These efforts and many others equipped us to secure Act authorizes key food donation tax incentives and the USDA-FSIS meals for people in need. a total of 1.25 billion pounds of produce across all of our food directive allows for meat donations that were previously inaccessible, streams in 2016. opening up many new food-rescue opportunities. Tony Robbins Best Selling Author, Entrepreneur, SPECIAL THANKS to Cargill, General Mills Foundation, Morgan Stanley, SPECIAL THANKS to our many dedicated partners who prevent food waste Nationwide Foundation and The Walt Disney Company for supporting and ight hunger by providing generous food donations. Philanthropist our produce initiatives.

TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE 100 2.8B lbs MILLION MORE MEALS CHALLENGE 1.25B lbs VISIT OF FOOD WERE RESCUED IN 2016 feedingamerica.org/100millionmoremeals OF PRODUCE WERE SECURED IN 2016

* ReFED, “A Roadmap to Reduce U.S. Food Waste by 20 Percent,” (2016).

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SECURING MEALS ACT

INNOVATING TO GROW DEVELOPING NEW METHODS FOR FOODSERVICE DONATIONS INCREASING RETAIL DONATIONS 4% Our objective is to source 500 million meals from the foodservice Donations from retail stores are Feeding America’s largest food stream, industry by 2025 to signiicantly reduce food waste and provide comprising 1.3 billion of the 4 billion meals we helped provide to families in more meals. This year, we partnered with Starbucks on FoodShare, need last year. To ensure that retail donations continue to play a central role in a program that will generate 50 million meals by enabling local our work, we established relationships with additional retail partners and invested food banks and food pantries to pick up unsold ready-to-eat meals in new approaches for improving donation yields. For example, member food banks from local Starbucks stores at the end of each day. received capacity grants to equip the food pantries in their communities to pick up, transport, store and distribute retail donations on their own. Food pantries are We also invested in the growth and enhancement of MealConnect, sometimes closer to retail stores than food banks, so enabling the food pantries to 1.3B formerly known as Online Marketplace, a technology platform RETAIL pick up retail donations helps enhance the network’s eficiency and increase the developed by Feeding America that now enables independent DONATIONS freshness of the food we distribute. In 2017, we will continue building on this strong food donors such as restaurants, convenience stores and produce foundation for maintaining and growing retail donations. stands to alert their local food bank when surplus product is ready for pick up—reducing the barriers to donate fresh, nutritious food. SPECIAL THANKS to Albertsons Companies, Food Lion, The Kroger Co., Publix, Sam’s Club, Target, Walmart and our other grocery retail partners for their dedication to hunger relief. SPECIAL THANKS to Starbucks for their commitment to diverting surplus food from landills to ight hunger and for their leadership in the growing food-rescue movement. We are also grateful to our friends at Google and 17% 7% the Walmart Foundation for their support for MealConnect. 9%

WE HELPED PROVIDE 5% 4B MEALS 702M 709M TO PEOPLE FACING HUNGER 615M FEDERAL MANUFACTURING LAST YEAR—AN INCREASE OF FRESH COMMODITIES DONATIONS 8 PERCENT OVER 2015. PRODUCE 2016 2015 12% 495M PURCHASED FOOD 25% 200M SNAP Based on U.S. Department of Agriculture Meals provided by (USDA) guidelines, a meal is equal to Feeding America 26M outreach, estimated 1.2 pounds of food and grocery product. FOODSERVICE for 2016.

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SERVING FOOD BANKS " #$ACT

Feeding America helps member food banks achieve their strategic goals and enhance their work to reach more families in need. From fostering innovation and collaboration to helping food banks grow their capacity to serve, Feeding America helps strengthen the network and The Feeding America network bolsters its ability to create broader and lasting community change. is comprised of 200 food banks and 60,000 food pantries and meal programs. UTILIZING NEW TOOLS FOR ENSURING FOOD SAFETY ACROSS THE NETWORK DATA VISUALIZATION Watch the video to learn more. Feeding America is committed to protecting the health and well- Feeding America has set aggressive meal distribution goals in being of the people we serve. Our stringent food-safety standards our efforts to meet the needs of more people facing hunger. To distinguish us from other hunger-relief organizations and give our reach these goals, we need to develop a deeper understanding of partners the conidence to donate signiicant quantities of perishable the challenges and opportunities we face. We are proud to partner food for the people we serve. Member food banks participate in with Tableau to provide food banks with the resources they need food-safety education and training, receive grants to enhance their to do just that through data analysis. food-safety processes, and pass a third-party audit every other year. In 2016, Tableau generously provided Feeding America with This past spring, all available member-operated facilities—a total a $1.9 million, in-kind grant to offer Tableau software licenses of 280 facilities—achieved a passing score on their food-safety to our entire food bank network. With the software, Feeding audits. Our meticulous food-safety standards ensure that the America created visualizations that will help food banks Feeding America network distributes safe and nutritious food benchmark their performance, improve retail store donation to the families who rely on us. pickups and target areas of highest need. Food banks are using SPECIAL THANKS to Cargill for their signiicant investments in food safety. the software to better understand their operations and share HOW WE WORK data in new and impactful ways.

SPECIAL THANKS to Tableau for their partnership in the ight against hunger. 100% OF ALL AVAILABLE FEEDING AMERICA FACILITIES HAVE PASSED RIGOROUS THIRD-PARTY, FOOD-SAFETY AUDITS

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A RECORD PROVIDING GRANTS TO FOOD BANKS FRESH PRODUCE SOURCING

%veryone needs nutritious food to thrive—yet with millions of Americans facing hunger, not all of our neighbors may get the $50M chance to reach their full potential. Feeding America helps food IN GRANTS WERE DISTRIBUTED banks across the country provide more people with the food they $1.9M TO FOOD BANKS IN 2016 need for a brighter tomorrow. One key way we do this is through providing exclusive access to grants from partner companies, foundations and individuals. RESEARCH & In iscal year 2016, we distributed a record $50 million in NUTRITION grants to network food banks—a 26 percent increase over last year. These funds are channeled toward everything from helping a food bank reach more children to piloting new strategies for $2.6M $0.9M sourcing more fresh produce. This past year, Feeding America was CAPACITY BUILDING able to provide every single member food bank with grant funding to help them serve their communities. $29.3M FLEXIBLE SPECIAL THANKS to the many corporate partners, foundations and FUNDING individuals who provided philanthropic and cause marketing support to the Feeding America network, including the following key supporters:

The Allstate Insurance Company Hunger Is Laura and John Arnold Foundation Kellogg Company Bank of America Charitable Foundation The Kraft Heinz Company BJ’s Charitable Foundation MilkPEP/Great American Milk Drive $8.8M Caterpillar Foundation Monsanto CHILD HUNGER ConAgra Foods and the ConAgra Foods Morgan Stanley PROGRAMS Foundation Nationwide Foundation Costco Wholesale Corporation Panda Restaurant Group Food Lion LLC and Food Lion Feeds PepsiCo Charitable Foundation Publix The French’s Food Company $6.7M Red Nose Day General Mills, Inc. and General Mills FOOD Starbucks Coffee Company Foundation SOURCING Unilever Hillshire Brands Foundation Walmart and the Walmart Foundation HSBC Bank USA N.A. The Walt Disney Company

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PROVIDING SERVICES ) *+ACT

The Feeding America network goes beyond simply providing food and groceries. We develop and implement innovative programs that improve people’s access to nutritious food, leveraging both food banks and federal meal programs. We are also committed to developing research-based We’re using creative approaches strategies for helping people build more food-secure futures for themselves and their families. to encourage people to eat more nutritious foods.

PILOTING PROGRAMS THAT IMPROVE ENCOURAGING HEALTHY FOOD CHOICES Watch the video to learn more. HOUSEHOLD WELL-BEING Studies demonstrate that diet-related diseases disproportionately We are developing new initiatives to help enhance the well-being affect people who are food insecure. Feeding America is committed of the people we serve and make meaningful progress toward to helping make the healthy choice the easy choice for people ending hunger. Collaborating for Clients is one such initiative, and facing hunger. With this in mind, we recently partnered with Cornell draws on an emerging approach known as collective impact to University on the Nutrition Nudge Research study. The project effect positive changes for families in the areas of food security, concluded that “nudge” interventions such as signage and product health, housing and employment/income. placement encouraged people to make more nutritious choices at This year, we successfully concluded the irst year of Collaborating food pantries. for Clients’ three-year pilot program, which is designed to support ive food banks in creating and implementing a collective impact approach in their communities. Over the past twelve months, “NUDGES” INCREASED THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO participating food banks have partnered with local organizations, 46% 55% CHOSE HEALTHY FOODS BY 46% developed shared goals and selected key indicators they will use AND THE NUMBER OF HEALTHY ITEMS THE AVERAGE PERSON to track progress. As the pilot unfolds, the food banks will continue SELECTED BY OVER 55% NUTRITION AND HEALTH learning how to effectively partner with their communities to get STRATEGY: NUDGES closer to our vision of a hunger-free America.

SPECIAL THANKS to the Laura and John Arnold Foundation for their SPECIAL THANKS to the ConAgra Foods Foundation for their contributions support for Collaborating for Clients. to the Nutrition Nudge Research study.

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HELPING MORE PEOPLE HELPING COMMUNITIES REDUCE ACCESS FOOD ASSISTANCE CHILD HUNGER Feeding America recognizes that food banks alone cannot Feeding America’s Child Hunger Corps program provides food provide enough food for everyone struggling with hunger. As a banks with the talent and resources necessary to develop a result, we work to accelerate eligible families’ access to federal better understanding of community food insecurity, and use The Child Hunger Corps program beneits, including those provided by the Supplemental Nutrition that information to reach more children and families in need. helps develop sustainable, community- Assistance Program (SNAP), previously known as food stamps. driven solutions to child hunger. Through Child Hunger Corps, we deploy young professionals By connecting the households we serve with SNAP, we can to food banks for two years to establish or expand local child Watch the video to learn more. facilitate access to not only more food, but also greater hunger programs. On average, food banks hosting Corps members convenience and choice—lessening the stress associated with were able to distribute three times more meals to children than trying to make ends meet during challenging inancial times. food banks without members over the same time period. This year, several Corps members completed mapping projects that provided their host food banks with a comprehensive visualization of their program sites and agencies for the irst time. Many Corps members 241K have also helped start or expand School Pantry programs to reach a growing number of older children. As of our 2016 iscal year, SNAP APPLICATIONS COMPLETED WITH SUPPORT FROM THE FEEDING 30 Corps members had completed the two-year program at AMERICA NETWORK 29 food banks.

SPECIAL THANKS to the ConAgra Foods Foundation for its leadership in alleviating child hunger through the Child Hunger Corps.

In 2016, the Feeding America network helped people complete nearly 241,000 SNAP applications. We expanded program awareness CHILD HUNGER CORPS and targeted new populations through our Online SNAP Referral Pilot, which uses online search ads to connect potential applicants 29 to local outreach staff. The pilot expanded from 27 to 55 food FOOD BANKS HAVE banks and generated 37,000 SNAP program referrals. BENEFITED FROM THE CHILD HUNGER CORPS PROGRAM SPECIAL THANKS to the Walmart Foundation for investing in our efforts to maximize access to additional meals through SNAP.

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Feeding America is leading the charge to end hunger in America. Through working with many different types of partners and tackling the hunger issue from a variety of angles, we have become a powerful and eficient network that provides more meals in our country than any other hunger-relief organization.

PROMOTING COMMUNITY HEALTH EXPANDING OUR UNDERSTANDING OF HUNGER Diabetes rates have increased dramatically over the past 50 years. Feeding America spearheads critical research initiatives to better Additionally, according to Hunger in America 2014, one-third understand hunger and to continually improve our strategies of the households we serve have a member with diabetes. We to end it. In April, we released the sixth consecutive edition of recognize that hunger and health are intertwined, and are working Map the Meal Gap, our signature study on overall and child food to determine how we can support people in need to successfully insecurity in every county and congressional district in the United CURIOUS ABOUT FOOD self-manage diabetes and other health conditions. From 2011-2014, States. Not only does this study allow our partners, policy makers, INSECURITY RATES IN we conducted a pilot study demonstrating that food banks can donors and the public to understand the picture of hunger in their YOUR HOMETOWN? be effective partners in health promotion. Results from the study communities, it provides our food banks with data that enables were published in Health Affairs, a leading peer-reviewed health them to target their services to people most in need. Additionally, policy journal. Building on lessons learned from the diabetes pilot the study generates signiicant media attention, educating millions VISIT work, we recently began a randomized controlled research trial about food insecurity in America. In the two months following map.feedingamerica.org to rigorously evaluate how food bank-based interventions can its release, the study garnered more than 140 million media support people with diabetes to improve blood sugar control and impressions and over 400 placements in major news outlets. other health outcomes. These innovative projects are building the SPECIAL THANKS to The Howard G. Buffett Foundation, the ConAgra Foods evidence on how the Feeding America network can partner with Foundation and Nielsen for generously supporting Map the Meal Gap 2016. health organizations to successfully promote community health.

SPECIAL THANKS to the Laura and John Arnold Foundation for their meaningful contributions to our diabetes-related research. ACCORDING TO MAP THE MEAL GAP 2016, FOOD INSECURITY EXISTS IN EVERY COUNTY IN THE U.S.

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ENGAGING THE NATION IN HUNGER ACTION MONTH STRENGTHENING ADVOCACY FOR PEOPLE FACING HUNGER

Feeding America works hard to shed light on the problem of

; 89: ear during Hunger Action Month, hunger in our nation and mobilize the public in our mission to end Feeding America and the Congressional Management many people had their “spoon selies” it. Each September, we take our efforts a step further by launching Foundation have provided advocacy training to 50 food bank appear on a donated digital billboard Hunger Action Month™. The month-long campaign seeks to build staff to date, equipping them to make a difference in their in Times Square to raise awareness greater awareness of domestic hunger and engage new supporters hometowns and in Washington, D.C. of hunger. in the movement. Last year, we elevated the spoon as the icon of Hunger Action Month and encouraged the public to share their Watch the video to see the campaign #Spoontember selies to show their support. In response, nearly in action. 10,000 spoon selies were posted online. Additionally, many corporate partners and celebrity activists participated in the campaign. Celebrity supporters included Mario Batali, Savannah 50 NETWORK MEMBERS HAVE Guthrie, Larry King, Tony Hawk and many more. Feeding America GRADUATED FROM THE also became one of the irst nonproits to partner with Snapchat to ADVOCACY ACADEMY develop a Hunger Action Month ilter. #Spoontember was featured on a billboard in Times Square, and key landmarks across the country, including Niagara Falls, turned orange—the oficial color of hunger relief. The campaign earned 5 billion media impressions and elevated the national level of hunger awareness during Surveys indicate that this program, known as the Advocacy September and beyond. Academy, boosted participants’ conidence and enhanced their effectiveness in interacting with policymakers. Prior to the SPECIAL THANKS to Cheeky for their creative and generous support for Advocacy Academy training, 28 percent of participants reported Hunger Action Month. feeling comfortable meeting with a member of Congress or their staff, versus 100 percent upon training completion. Additionally, HUNGER ACTION MONTH - 38 percent of surveyed congressional staff members who met #SPOONTEMBER CORPORATE with Advocacy Academy alumni said that they were much more PARTNER effective than the average advocate for a cause. 5B 10K 24 MEDIA IMPRESSIONS #SPOONTEMBER CORPORATE PARTNERS EARNED SELFIES POSTED PARTICIPATED TO SOCIAL MEDIA

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OUR LEADING THE FIGHT IMPACT

GROWING AWARENESS & SUPPORT THROUGH CAUSE MARKETING

Beeding America develops and executes powerful cause marketing campaigns with our corporate supporters. For example, Walmart’s Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign raised a record $17.4 million last year by combining donations from customers and suppliers including Campbell Soup Company, General Mills, Kellogg Company, the Kraft Heinz Company and PepsiCo with a donation from Walmart. This campaign and many others engaged the public in the hunger movement in stores, online and through various media.

OVER 100 CELEBRITIES 40 MILLION GENERAL 75K PLATES SOLD AT PANDA 100% OF NETWORK MILLS PACKAGES EXPRESS LOCATIONS FOOD BANKS participated in Red Nose Day 2016 to support Feeding America featured Big Machine Label Group on Family Day, a one-day event beneited from Walmart’s and other charities artist Jennifer Nettles during the that raised $1 million for Fight Hunger. Spark Change. Outnumber Hunger campaign Feeding America campaign

30 MILLION IMPRESSIONS OVER 10 MILLION BOTTLES 340K BAGS OF APPLES SOLD 3.5K KROGER STORES generated and nearly 4K of French’s ketchup by Food Lion during the apple participated in The Great new Feeding America donors and mustard featured bag campaign to beneit American Milk Drive attracted by Bank of America’s Feeding America in 2016 Feeding America Give A Meal program

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IN THIS SECTION: OUR SUPPORTERS DONOR HONOR ROLL Many remarkable individuals, companies and foundations share our vision of a country freed from the injustice of hunger. Their gifts of time and resources allow the Feeding America network to provide millions with the means to reach for a new beginning.

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DONOR VISIONARY PARTNERS HONOR ROLL

From July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016, Feeding America Visionary Partners made leading philanthropic investments, including aggregate contributions or commitments of $4 million or more, donations of 40 million pounds or more of food and grocery products, or combined gifts of $2 million or more and 20 million pounds or more of food and grocery products.

ALBERTSONS COMPANIES LAURA AND JOHN ARNOLD FOUNDATION CONAGRA FOODS AND THE CONAGRA Albertsons strives to be a responsible steward in our The Laura and John Arnold Foundation’s investment FOODS FOUNDATION local communities and is proud to donate food to the in the Feeding America network is part of a broad effort ConAgra Foods and the ConAgra Foods Foundation Feeding America network. to support organizations that use data and evidence to began ighting child hunger 20+ years ago. This work produce concrete, measurable, and lasting improvements impacts millions of children that do not have regular “Reducing food waste is an important priority for to society. access to healthy meals. ConAgra is proud to be a Albertsons as part of our commitment to create better Visionary Partner ighting food insecurity across lives, vibrant neighborhoods and a healthier planet. “Feeding America does more than provide families the nation. We are focused on minimizing food waste, providing with their next meal. It is working to end hunger and nutritious food to local food banks and raising funds address the root cause of the issue through partnerships “Food is vital to everyday quality of life, happiness and through our Hunger Is program to help feed thousands that are designed to help families achieve a stable and success. Through ConAgra’s efforts including food and of children facing hunger each year.” prosperous future.” fund donations, consumer engagement programs and employee volunteerism, children have better access to Christy Duncan Anderson Josh McGee the food they need.” Executive Director, Vice President of Public Accountability, The Albertsons Companies Foundation Laura and John Arnold Foundation Robert Rizzo Senior Director, Community Investment

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FOOD LION LLC AND FOOD LION FEEDS GENERAL MILLS, INC. AND THE KROGER CO. CHARITABLE FOUNDATION GENERAL MILLS FOUNDATION Kroger is an industry leader in hunger relief, Through Food Lion Feeds, we are creating a better General Mills and the General Mills Foundation work to sustainability and supporting local communities. tomorrow by uniting customers and partners to alleviate hunger and sustainably increase food security Their innovative and generous work has received eliminate the choices families are forced to make through offering strategic support and leadership, national recognition. when they are hungry. funding critical hunger-relief programs, engaging employee volunteers, providing food donations and “Every day, Kroger’s family of stores works closely with “Food Lion Feeds part of who we are as a company and developing consumer engagement platforms like Feeding America and more than 100 local food banks, is something we’re just as passionate about as serving Outnumber Hunger. to bring wholesome, nutritious food to those struggling our customers. At Food Lion, we believe no one should to put food on their tables. In 2015, our donations of have to choose between dinner and paying rent or “Our role as a longstanding partner and top contributor food and funds provided 276 million meals. Feeding medicine and buying groceries.” to Feeding America relects our dedication to alleviating people is our business and our purpose. We know hunger, but also our conidence in Feeding America’s that meals matter.” Meg Ham ability to make an impact on people’s lives every day.” President, Food Lion Rodney McMullen Kim Nelson Chairman and CEO, The Kroger Co. President, General Mills Foundation; and Senior Vice President, External Relations, General Mills, Inc.

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MORGAN STANLEY FOUNDATION PEPSICO PUBLIX

Morgan Stanley’s generous $24.3 million investment, CepsiCo ights food insecurity on multiple fronts, To date, Publix Super Markets has contributed more extensive pro bono and volunteer service and innovative including donations of food, funds, volunteerism than 220 million pounds of food to local food banks Healthy Cities initiative, of which Feeding America is a and leadership. through its perishable recovery program. lead partner, give children the healthy start they need for lifelong achievement. “PepsiCo and Feeding America have been partnering “As a food retailer, the single biggest impact we can make to make a difference in the lives of people across the is in food insecurity. We recognize the importance of “Morgan Stanley has a longstanding commitment to country for over thirty years. All of us at PepsiCo, providing wholesome, quality food to those in need. Our children’s health and we are proud to provide nutritious including our teams at Quaker, Tropicana, Frito-Lay, partnership with Feeding America allows us to serve our food, one of the fundamentals to a healthy start in life, Pepsi and Gatorade are proud to support domestic local communities and engage in solutions to help end through the impactful programming our irm and Feeding hunger relief and nutrition. Together we are combating domestic hunger.” America deliver across the U.S.” the issue of food scarcity that affects the health of our communities.” Maria Brous Joan Steinberg Director of Media and Community Relations, Publix Global Head of Philanthropy and President Sue Norton of the Morgan Stanley Foundation Vice President, Global Citizenship and Sustainability and Vice President, PepsiCo Foundation

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SAM’S CLUB STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY TARGET Since 2006, Sam’s Club has partnered with Feeding Starbucks’ mission is to inspire and nurture the human For more than a decade, Target has supported America and local member food banks to help rescue spirit—one person, one cup and one neighborhood at Feeding America and its mission to feed America’s food from stores and redirect it to families facing hunger. a time. Starbucks believes in the importance of building hungry. Target is committed to continuing to work Together with Sam’s Club associates and members who a great, enduring company that strikes a balance together to collectively address and contribute to have joined together in the ight against hunger, in iscal between proitability and a social conscience. meaningful change. year 2016, Sam’s Club provided more than 84 million pounds of food across the country. “Our commitment—and our partners’ (employees’) “Target has been a proud partner of Feeding America for commitment—is to help people in need access the more than a decade. Through our donations of millions of nourishing food they need to thrive. We are proud pounds of food to local food banks and funding programs to partner with Feeding America on the FoodShare that feed children and families, we’re helping them reach program, which will provide millions of meals to their full potential.” people facing hunger.” Laysha Ward John Kelly EVP and Chief Corporate Social Responsibility Oficer, Senior Vice President, Starbucks Global Responsibility, Target Community and Public Policy

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WALMART AND THE WALMART FOUNDATION Walmart and the Walmart Foundation are working to support a sustainable food system that is affordable, healthy, safe and accessible to everyone.

“Through our collaboration with Feeding America, we are able to increase capacity of fresh products, improving the quality and nutrition of food in the charitable meal system, while also reducing food waste. We are proud of our relationship and ongoing work with Feeding America, their network of member food banks and food pantries.”

Kathleen McLaughlin Chief Sustainability Oficer, Walmart & President, Walmart Foundation

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DONOR LEADERSHIP PARTNERS HONOR ROLL

From July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016, Feeding America Leadership Partners made signiicant philanthropic investments, including aggregate contributions or commitments of $1 million or more, donations of 10 million pounds or more of food and grocery products, or combined gifts of $500,000 or more and 5 million pounds or more of food and grocery products.

THE ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY BANK OF AMERICA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION Support from Allstate Insurance Company enables Bank of America is helping lead the ight against hunger, Feeding America and member food banks to build connecting its resources and people to address food capacity and be ready should disaster strike. insecurity and help advance economic mobility nationwide.

BIMBO BAKERIES USA BJ’S CHARITABLE FOUNDATION Giving back to the communities where we live and work BJ’s commitment to end hunger is shown through food is a shared commitment, nurtured for the long term by donations and grant support, providing more nutritious our associates, consumers and partners. meals to the people who need them most.

THE HOWARD G. BUFFETT FOUNDATION C&S WHOLESALE GROCERS, INC. The Howard G. Buffett Foundation is an integral partner C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. invests in national child hunger and transformational investor in hunger research, serving initiatives, donates food and funds to local food banks, as the Founding Sponsor of the Map the Meal Gap study. engages employees and provides disaster relief items.

CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY CARGILL In partnership with Feeding America, Campbell Soup As a global leader in nourishing people for more than Company makes real food that matters for life’s moments 150 years, Cargill is proud to support Feeding America’s and builds strong communities where they have operations. food security and nutrition programs that help millions of people thrive.

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ROBERT O. CARR CATERPILLAR FOUNDATION Founder of Heartland Payment Systems and trailblazer for The Caterpillar Foundation supports food sourcing reform of the payments industry, Robert Carr supported ROBERT O. CARR initiatives at Feeding America and feeding programs in Tony Robbins’ 100 Million More Meals Challenge and helped Caterpillar communities, including the BackPack Program, bring supporters to the cause. mobile pantries and partner agency support.

THE COCA-COLA COMPANY COSTCO WHOLESALE CORPORATION The Coca-Cola Company provides product donations In alignment with Costco’s support for children and health/ to Feeding America to support the company’s mission human services, Costco invests in Feeding America’s local to help people achieve active, healthy lifestyles. member food banks to help feed neighbors in need.

DEAN FOODS COMPANY DEL MONTE FOODS The Dean Foods Foundation supports childhood nutrition, Del Monte Foods aims to support nourishing families youth leadership and dairy stewardship. Dean Foods and enriching lives in communities across America by employees volunteer; local Dean Foods businesses donate bringing health and wellness to life. products and sponsor community events.

FLOWERS FOODS THE FRENCH’S FOOD COMPANY LLC Through its bakeries, Flowers Foods donates bread and Through their We Promise initiative, The French’s Food other bakery foods to Feeding America, helping families Company is donating a minimum of $1.1 million to Feeding and children who are hungry. America through sales of specially-marked products.

H-E-B HANNAFORD SUPERMARKETS H-E-B has fought hunger for more than 110 years and Hannaford works all year to help people in need access its Food Bank Assistance Program has become one of nutritious food. In 2015, Hannaford rescued and donated the strongest in the nation. 20.6 million pounds of food for hunger relief.

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HILLSHIRE BRANDS FOUNDATION HSBC BANK USA N.A. Hillshire Brands Foundation ights hunger by providing HSBC partners with non-proits that address educational, inancial grants to Feeding America food banks for social and environmental issues affecting communities. innovative food sourcing programs. Through this partnership, HSBC mainly supports FOUNDATION Feeding America’s hunger strategy affecting children.

HUNGER IS KELLOGG COMPANY Hunger Is, a joint charitable program of the Albertsons Kellogg Company is ighting hunger and feeding people’s Companies Foundation and the Entertainment Industry potential by creating 3 billion better days by 2025 through Foundation, builds awareness and raises funds to eradicate its Breakfasts for Better Days global purpose platform. childhood hunger in America.

THE KRAFT HEINZ COMPANY LINDA AND KEITH MONDA The Kraft Heinz Company supports Feeding America Linda and Keith Monda are transformational investors in LINDA AND and its network of food banks across the country with Feeding America’s Opportunity Accelerator and fresh produce KEITH MONDA donations of both food and funds. initiatives, supporters of child feeding programs throughout the network and providers of generous disaster-relief support.

MONDELEZ¯ INTERNATIONAL AND MONDELEZ¯ MONSANTO INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION As a founding partner of Invest An Acre, Monsanto is helping Mondel¯ez International and its Foundation has helped to ight hunger in rural communities by matching farmer deliver more than 1 billion servings of fresh foods to address donations generated through the program. hunger and obesity in America.

NATIONWIDE FOUNDATION NESTLÉ The Nationwide Foundation supports food banks across Nestlé supports the Feeding America network with food the country and Feeding America’s efforts to source more and beverage donations, cause marketing programs, and fresh fruits and vegetables for people struggling with hunger. employee volunteerism.

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NIAGARA BOTTLING, LLC NIELSEN Niagara is proud to have donated over 20 million pounds Nielsen provides data, expertise and insights, including of food to Feeding America as part of their ongoing efforts local food pricing data to estimate the cost of a meal in to support families in need. every county for the landmark Map the Meal Gap study.

PANDA RESTAURANT GROUP, INC. RED NOSE DAY On Family Day 2015, 10 percent of sales from participating Red Nose Day is about coming together and having fun to Panda Express locations, plus matching donations from give back and help kids in need. The 2016 event raised over founders/co-CEOs Andrew and Peggy Cherng, raised $34 million for children living in poverty. $1 million to help end hunger.

KATHLEEN AND CHIP ROSENBLOOM SOUTHEASTERN GROCERS Feeding America friends and partners Kathleen and Southeastern Grocers donated over 26 million pounds of KATHLEEN AND Chip Rosenbloom and their family give generously food from BI-LO, Fresco y Mas, Harvey’s and Winn-Dixie CHIP ROSENBLOOM of their time and resources to support ighting hunger stores to Feeding America member food banks in 2016. in America.

SPROUTS FARMERS MARKET SUPERVALU Sprouts Farmers Market is engaged in the ight against As one of America’s largest grocery companies, hunger by partnering store and produce distribution SUPERVALU is proud to donate millions of pounds donations with Feeding America food bank members. of food annually to combat hunger in our communities.

TABLEAU UNFI Tableau provides support to the Feeding America network UNFI is committed to being a strong partner and through the generous donation of software and training for making meaningful contributions to the quality food bank staff via the new Tableau Data Fellows Program. of life in the communities they serve.

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US FOODS US Foods has demonstrated our deep commitment to FEEDING AMERICA IS end hunger through food and fund donations, providing GRATEFUL TO OUR NEW nutritious meals to people most in need. CORPORATE PARTNERS. Your passion for eliminating hunger in America is what makes our work possible. THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY We look forward to building on the strong partnerships we established last year. Disney is committed to creating healthier generations Special thanks to: by providing nutritious foods to kids and families in need through Feeding America’s Produce Program. Box Lunch © CBS EcoMedia The Estee Lauder Companies WHITE WAVE FOODS The French’s Food Company LLC The Frye Company Longtime partner White Wave has donated millions of High Liner Foods pounds of food to provide millions of meals to families Jeweler’s Mutual Insurance in their communities and across the nation. Midas International Corporation MINI USA Omni Hotels and Resorts Panda Restaurant Group The Prudential Foundation Red Gold, LLC Southface Starbucks Coffee Company Tableau Zoup!

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DONOR MISSION PARTNERS HONOR ROLL

From July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016, Feeding America Mission Partners made substantial philanthropic investments, including aggregate contributions or commitments of $500,000 or more, donations of 5 million pounds or more of food and grocery products, or combined gifts of $250,000 or more and 2.5 million pounds or more of food and grocery products.

AQUALIA INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION, LTD.

RODKIN FAMILY FOUNDATION

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From July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016, Feeding America From July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016, Feeding America Guiding Partners made generous aggregate contributions Supporting Partners made charitable aggregate contributions or commitments of $250,000 or more, donations of 2.5 million or commitments of $150,000 or more, donations of 1.5 million pounds or more of food and grocery products, or combined gifts pounds or more of food and grocery products, or combined of $150,000 or more and 1.5 million pounds or more of food and gifts of funds, food and grocery products at this level. grocery products.

GUIDING PARTNERS SUPPORTING PARTNERS

Abbott JPMorgan Chase & Co. 7-Eleven, Inc. Midas International Corporation Margaret A. Cargill Foundation The LDS Church ACN Global Reach Charities, Inc. MINI USA Cheeky The Eva Longoria Foundation ADP, LLC. Performance Food Group Cott Corporation Mars, Incorporated Advisors Excel Price Chopper Supermarkets The Dunkin’ Donuts & Baskin- Pinnacle Foods Amazon.com, Inc. The Prudential Foundation Robbins Community Foundation Post Holdings, Inc. Box Lunch Red Gold, LLC Family Dollar The Procter & Gamble Company The Clorox Company Schwan’s Corporate Giving FEED Produce For Kids The Dannon Company Foundation FEMA Randell Charitable Fund The Great Atlantic & Paciic Seneca Foods Ford Motor Company Fund Smithield Foods Tea Company True Citrus Co. and Community Services Walgreens The William & Sue Gross Trustees’ Philanthropy Fund Hy-Vee Family Foundation of Fidelity Charitable IKEA The Hershey Company Twenty-Seven Foundation High Liner Foods United Airlines Hormel Foods Corporation Welch Foods Inc. The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation

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DONOR PARTNERS HONOR ROLL

Deeding America Partners are recognized for their generous inancial support of our mission to end hunger in our country. From July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016, these organizations and individuals made cash contributions of $5,000-$149,999, which helped provide food and groceries to more than 46 million people in need.

$149,999-$100,000 Beloved In Christ Foundation Matthew Winter and Jane Lehman Gannett Foundation, Inc. Nancy Woo* ADS Alliance Data Systems, Inc. Lynn and Martin Bloom Zynga, Inc. Give with Liberty Woodruff Memorial Anheuser-Busch Foundation BNY Mellon Groupon, Inc. Charitable Trust James Annenberg La Vea Bonaventura Devine Foundation* $49,999-$25,000 Human Arc Family Foundation* Charitable Foundation The Annie E. Casey Foundation Anonymous (3) Ingredion $24,999-$10,000 Charles and Cassandra Bowen Discovery Communications Ahold USA Inside Marketing Group* Anonymous Charitable Foundation Fulcrum Foundation American Dairy Association and Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Ruth Adar California Milk Advisory Board Giving Assistant, Inc. Dairy Council, Inc. Marriott International Adenna Inc. Catapult Integrated Services, LLC The HoneyBaked Ham Company Anytime Fitness, LLC Henry E. Niles Foundation, Inc. The Agency Worldwide* Hershey Family Foundation Stanley Iezman, Nancy Stark & Diana Aviv and Sterling Speirn OneMain Financial James Albertelli Kiehl’s Since 1851 The American Realty Advisors Bayer Corporation Project 7 Anisa Ali Mass Mutual Financial Group Charitable Foundation Gertrude J. Bennett Family QBE Foundation Sara Anschuetz* Outerwall The Katzenberger Foundation, Inc. Foundation The Reed Family Foundation Antenna Consulting The Promotion In Motion NOW Health Group, Inc. Bowlmor AMF Centers, Inc. RGK Foundation Steven J. Barr Companies, Inc. Reinhart Foodservice Louise and David Brearton RobbinsKersten Direct Beam Global Spirits & Wine, Inc. Round It Up America Ryan Foundation The Bunting Family Foundation Michelle and Jeffrey Saye* Bella Tunno SAIC Marlene and William Semple* Ckp Communications, LLC shopkick, Inc. Marc Benioff Sunlight Giving Subaru of America, Inc. CMGRP, Inc. Spiritual Gangster* Susan Bernstein Thrive Market TDS Med Cogan Family Foundation Sharma Family Foundation* John Bloom* Zoup, Inc. TGI Fridays Composites One, LLC Laurel and Brian Smith and Solstice Kathryn P. Brown* Together Making Changes Dairy Farmers Of America, Inc. Bahamas Vacation Rental Noel and James Browne* $99,999-$50,000 Toppers Pizza Hilda & Preston Davis Foundation State Farm Insurance Carlisle & Gallagher Consulting ASAP Energy The Wasily Family Foundation* Duncan Chamber Of Commerce Shirley Sullivan Group, Inc. Charles & Margery Barancik Stanley L. Weinberg Emser Tile LLC* The USAA Foundation, Inc. Chase Family Foundation* Foundation Charitable Trust The Estee Lauder Companies The Wireless Zone Foundation Jing Chen* BASF Corporation Margaret and Stephen Wilcox* Farm Credit Services Of America For Giving, Inc. Chicago Ofice Technology Group Meridith and Bill Beck* The Wildlower Foundation, Inc. Fiserv Wolfen Family Foundation Doris Christopher*

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Civic Entertainment Group Curtis Granderson Charlotte A. and George J. Pittsburgh Children’s $9,999-$5,000 Suzette Clayton Grange Insurance Koenigsaecker, III* Foundation, Inc.* Anonymous (3) Combs Family Fund Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo Henry Kohring Jessica Plowgian* Anonymous Fund of Alfred & Jeanne Contarino & Co. Llc Michael Kreibich Post’s Honey Bunches Of Oats The Minneapolis Foundation* Charitable Foundation Great American Restaurants Chani and Steven Laufer Produce Alliance Foundation Access Development COS of Louisiana, Inc. The Gumbo Foundation The Alice Lawrence Foundation Inc. Janice and Bradley Richards* Adams Family Foundation Daniel Culley* J. David and Pamela Hakman The Lear Family Michelle and Tim Ruder* Adams Super Foods Store Rhoda and Michael Danziger Family Foundation Laurie and Lew Leibowitz Veronica Rynn and Bob Gerber Warren Adams John Daves Hanson Anesthesia Services Litehouse, Inc. Amy and Eric Sahn* Yvonne Adams and Jeremy Green Sandra Davidson Harding Education and Charitable Abe Littenberg Foundation* Cynthia Scalzo and Henry Brown* AFSCME International The Thomas R. and Deborah A. Foundation* Heidi Lynch and Daniel Greenstone Harold Schiferl Kashif Aftab Davidson Foundation Linda and Mark Hauser* Dodie and Ian MacAuley* Sentinel Investments Alabama Soybean Producers Jeff DeFehr Hearts of Compassion Fund* John Manley, II Shari’s Berries Aliceville United Methodist Church Teresa and RJ Devick* Heathields Charitable Fund* A. William McMahon Karen and Ben Sherwood The Amin Foundation* Jasmine Dhanda* The Help Center, Inc. Tighe Merkert* Shirlie and Owen Siegel Foundation* John Andre LeDuc Diversiied Foods, Inc. Hal Herzog* E.F. Merkert 1996 Charitable Sikich LLP Julie Araskog Laurie and Scott Dubchansky* Helen and Leo Hollein Foundation Slalom Xm Diane Archer and Stephen Presser Dun and Bradstreet Corporation Jennifer Holton* Marissa Meyer Gavin Smith Lila O. Asher Foundation Joan Hood and G. Bradford Jones Tamara Miller* Vicki Smith and Gregory Venburg B.O.S.S. Retirement Solutions eClinicalWorks Morris and Esther Horowitz Family Jutta Mosse* Margaret Anne Stavropoulos Gina E. Bailey Linda and Jeffrey Eisikowitz Fund New York Football, Giants Jane and Alex Stevens* Pamela and Steven Barger Farmers Cooperative Humana Vitality Newman’s Own Foundation Cindy Susienka Kenneth Barro Fed By Threads, LLC* IBM Corporation Shawn and Becky O’Grady Todd Swanson* Barstow Foundation Feed A Billion ION Media Networks The O’Shea Family Foundation United Way of Champaign County Alex Bartolomeo First Penn-Paciic Life Insurance Co. James Kallman Our Savior Lutheran Church Universal Network Television LLC Jean Barton Food Shippers of America Karuna Foundation* Christopher Panatier Ashley and Matthew Versteeg Baseball Industry Growth Fund, LLC Michael Fredericks* W.K. Kellogg Foundation Angelo Paparella Viacom Anne D. Baxter The Frye Company Jennifer Kemme* Jane and Rick Parod* Ann White* Alejandrao Benes G-Unity Foundation Inc. Kern Agency Christine and John Peeler Wm Nc-Mid-Atlantic North Gladys Benton Susan Garner* Khachaturian Foundation Pepper Hamilton LLP Scott Wolf Paula and Mark Berezin Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Cecilia King-Porter and Jeffrey Per Diems Against Poverty Johanna and Caleb Wright* John Berookhim GE Foundation Porter The Pizer Foundation XL Alliance, LLC Michael Bielamowicz* Hanna and Mark Gleiberman Robert J. Kleinman, Jr. Beverly Phifer The Zantman Residual Trust Bird Street Books, Inc.

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Black Diamond Services, Inc Corporation Service Company First Tech Federal Credit Union Dean and Loette Warren Marian and Larry Krummel* Luanne and John Blair Emily and John Costigan Jody Fleischer Constance Hannon* Martin Kuhlman BNP Media Carole and John Cotton Franklin Square Capital Partners L. Hardy Mason Franklin Kulp Johanna Bockman and Craig Bergmann Landscape Design G & H Foundation Linda K. Harper Bill Kunz* Andrew Zimmerman Andrea Crowder* Antoinette and Russell Gaines Lisa Harper David Kurti Philip W. Bode* Cycle House* Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Richard Hausler and Lyndon Skel- Carolyn and Jeffrey Kushner The Bookworm Box, Llc DairyVision Vermont Inc. Carolyn and John S. Gardner ly-Haulser John Lane Mary Ann and William Brand Paul Daniel* Hayley Garment Curtis Heaston Mr. Kurt Lang Sandra Brawner* Stephanie Daniel GBU Financial Life Hertzberg Media* William P. Lanigan Virginia and Roger Bray Eric Davis John L. Gerlach* Jane Hiatt Elaine and Charles Lansdown Katherine Brobeck Dean & Sandra Inc. The Gettinger Family Foundation Hodgson Charitable Trust Lark Foundations Carol Brooks Alexandra Deller-Kushner Ann B. Gipson Brent Hoeppner* Morelle Lasky Levine Tom Brown Direct Administration, Inc Globals Inc. Jennifer Hom Latham & Watkins LLP The Burlingame Foundation In Daronne Dobni Laurie Goldberg James H. Horsburgh The Lawrence Foundation Memory of John Burlingame Elaine Doggett Marlene and Jeff Goldfarb Sharyn and Douglas Howell James Laws Eileen and William Bush Dianne Sue Donahue Trust* Stephanie and Josh Goldstine* Idol Gives Back Foundation Jennifer and Eric Leventhal Capital One Services LLC Karen and David Donnan* Goodshop Carol and Frank Infusino* Lhp Software, Llc* Michael J. Chambliss, M.D. Drake Trading Group Patricia Goss Rhodes Joe W. Ingram Trust Caren and Jordan Libit* James Chandler DS&O Electrical Peter Gottsacker Jerry’s Enterprises, Inc. Life Fellowship Emilie Kyle Chenault Elvis Duran Marlena Graham-Russell* Johnson County Central Public William Lindsay III Joan Chow DV-FT Holdings, LLC Grant Thornton LLP Schools Jill Lohrink Lynne Clark Nancy and Frank Dwyer Pierson Greatergood.Org Brenda and William Jordan Patricia Lonnon-Lewis and CNC Engineering Elizabeth and Brian Eaton* Phyllis and Phil Grisanti* Dana and Mike Kanovitz* Paul Lewis Laurie and Larry Cohen Todd Elliott* Grizzard Communications Group Rosalind and Michael Keiser Brian Loos Sylvan C. Coleman Foundation Elaine Erwin Marion Griesdieck* Sue Keller Lost Man Foundation John Colodny* Eric Mower and Associates Carl H. Gunderson Julie Kerner Carol V. Lystad Scott Condray Et Cetera Shop Inc Cornelia Haag-Molkenteller James Kibler* Theresa and Peter Maggio Gabrielle Conklin Event Studio LLC Patricia Haas Sonny King Mahood Foundation Jason Conley* Faribault Foods, Inc Hallmark Business Connections Jane Koenig* Cynthia Marcantonio Jennifer Connelly Alicia Fernandez* Paul Hamill Marlise Konort* Richard S. Margolin Conoco Phillips Company Adele Fine Susan Hammerstrom Kathleen Kovach John Martie Kay Lynn Cooper Diane Ford and John Sander* Julie and John Hamre* Meg and Nathan Kriege* Carol and David May* Cooperative Elevator Co. Amy Fox In Memory Of Elaine Hankin and Lewis Krueger Laura and Steve Mayer*

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DONOR PARTNERS HONOR ROLL

KEvin McAnaney and Zamore Sally Rudoy Sid Steinberg Ingrid Van Eckert and John Catherine McCabe* Old World Traditions Ryder Truck Rental, Inc. David Steinmetz Blumenthal* Coreen McCool and One Beacon Charitable Trust The Salie Family Private Frank L. Stile Foundation Sylvia and A. J. Veitch* Daniel Ostrower* OnStage Talent Group Foundation Lauren Stone Laura Wagner Janice McCormick David B. Osborne* Sharon and Sal Saraniti Roger and Susan Stone Family Christopher Wallace* Robert R. McCormick Foundation Kamran Ozair* Scary Mommy Nation Foundation* Linda and Richard Ward Jane McNair* PAR Julie Schechter Torres Julia and James Streit Mary C. Warren and Stanley Case John Meares Brian Parker* Jennifer and Matt Schiffman Jeanne Strongin* Craig Waterman* MedAssets, Inc. Houston Pearce Jocelyn and Peter Schultz Iping Sung Weatherford Rotary Foundation The Medicines Company Anthony Pellegrino Gary Schrag Nathan Swisher William V. Weber The Melsness Foundation* Penske Truck Leasing Andrea and Bradley Scott Kathryn and Joseph Sylvia* Richard W. Wetherill Foundation Michigan Foundation For Agriculture Claudia and Steven Perles* Scripps Networks Interactive Ben A. Tallman Nancy and Glen Whitney* Momentum Textiles Kent Peterson SGC Foodservice Erin Tamer Albert Wieners* Stephen Monteparte Perry J Pogany Bradlee Shattuck Rueylong Tang* Mary and Fred Wiesehan* Joann W. Mooreield DeDe Priest Ann Shelton Tata America International Paige and Dirk Willms* John Morris Marsha Prosser Diane and Paul Sherwood Corporation Patricia and Donn Wilson Motorsports Charities, Inc. Genine and Oscar Pulido Phedora and Myung Shin Tennessee Retired Teachers Virginia M. Wilson and Patricia Mufie* Kevin and Kristen Rabsatt Sandy Shinkle Association Michael W. Crabbe* Leonard Mushin* Bhagya Raj Christopher Siglin Therapy Management Corporation Eric Woershing James Myers Tammy M. Rauen Rebecca Simmons Tides Foundation Linda and Scott Wolpert* Darcia Narvaez Leah Ray Seid Carolyn and Reuben Slone Tiger Group Patrick Womack Nashelle, LLC* Joan and Robert Rechnitz* Smith Family Legacy Foundation William F. Touchstone, Jr.* Jeff Yabuki* Khaled and Kristina Nasr Monique Regard* Douglas L. Smith* Travel Leaders Group, LLC George Yntema Stephanie and Richard Nathanson Christopher Riordan SnackNation Roger Trinchero Susan Yochim Nationwide Business Solutions Tom Ritchie* The Soener Foundation* Tris3ct, LLC Peg Yorkin* Group Douglas Rosenthal Young Song The Trull Foundation Ahmed Zaki Elizabeth Nelson James and Amy Rosenthal William Spero Shirley S. Tsai and Patrick R. Zankel Charitable Lead Trust The Nielsen-Massey Foundation* Lisa and Joseph Rossi Marilyn Winn Spiegel and Peterson* Zhuo Jun Jennifer Lim Erika Nijenhuis and Christian Bastian Georgia and Gus Rousonelos Thomas Spiegel Sandee Tweedlie* Zuckerman Spaeder LLP Percy Nusunginya* Joffrey Roy Sprint Foundation UnitedHealthcare Group Audrey O’Neill and Frederick Donald Royer* Standish Cares United Technologies Corporation

*THE CHRISTOPHER SOCIETY The Christopher Society recognizes individuals and small businesses for giving increased gifts from $5,000 to $99,999 from July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016. These donors’ contributions made twice the impact on hunger through a transformational matching gift fund established by Pampered Chef® founder, and former Feeding America board member, Doris Christopher.

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DONOR PARTNERS HONOR ROLL

Ghe following companies, Feeding America deeply appreciates the The following companies, organizations organizations and foundations generosity of the following individuals, family and foundations generously supported are recognized for their generous foundations and foundations, who have Feeding America with contributions of in-kind contributions to Feeding endowed funds to help support the ight $5,000 or more from July 1, 2015 to June 30, America from July 1, 2015 to to create a hunger-free America. 2016 through matching gift programs. June 30, 2016.

IN-KIND DONORS ENDOWMENTS MATCHING GIFTS

Abbott The Anonymous Endowment Fund for a Hunger-Free America Allstate Giving Campaign Abbvie The Brichta-Crawford-Scott Memorial Endowment Fund Ameriprise Financial AmeriCares The Genberg-Lerman Family Endowment Fund Anthem Foundation DLA Piper The Melinda Diane Genberg Endowment Fund Bank of America Charitable Foundation Dunkin’ Brands, Inc. The Kenneth and Ethel Haber Endowment Fund Conoco Phillips Company Food Marketing Institute The Harding Educational and Charitable Foundation Endowment Fund Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation General Mills, Inc. The Mary Ruth Herbers Endowment Fund GE Foundation Hilton Worldwide Inc. The George Karnoutsos Endowment Fund Give With Liberty Mondel¯ez International The Korth Family Foundation Endowment Fund W.K. Kellogg Foundation NetSuite The Alice S. Marriott Endowment for the Prevention of Childhood Hunger Macy’s / Bloomingdale’s Nielsen The Ashley L. and Lilian H. Woods Memorial Endowment Fund Robert R. McCormick Foundation Salesforce The Dr. Sonya Woods Anderson Endowment Fund The Medicines Company SAP The Pizer Foundation Tableau SAIC United Airlines Starbucks Coffee Company Travel Leaders Group, Llc UNFI Walmart Foundation The Walt Disney Company Foundation Zynga, Inc.

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DONOR VAN HENGEL SOCIETY HONOR ROLL

Hhe van Hengel Society, named in honor of John van Hengel, the founder of the modern food bank movement, honors individuals who make legacy gifts, including bequests and charitable gift annuities, in support of Feeding America. Feeding America is grateful for the support from members of the John van Hengel Society.

Anonymous (25) Jeanie Conn June and Jerry Genberg Lane H. Kendig Charles Linzner Steve Aldrich Ann Constantine Marilyn Gibson Walter Keough Pat Lisandrelli Jan and Paul Babic John H. Copenhaver and Marvin Glyder Sean S. Kerr Theodore Lombard Eleanor Badalich Jeffrey P. Herrity Scott Golinkin Donna Mae Koch Adelma Taylor LoPrest Elizabeth and Donald Ballard Dawn Cort Emma Leigh Goodwin Henry Kohring Jane Lusk Anna Barnard Gary Cox Hanna Goran Constance M. Kratz Jean A. and Robert L. Major Hattie Bee Briana Crane Arthur C. Goren Carlo La Bella Susan Malin Terri Belsley James Curry Dorothy and Howard Marily Lantz Adaela McLaughlin Gladys Benton Betsie M. Danner Gramenstetter Darlene Lee Kathleen A. Meade Judith and Robert Biehler Joan H. and Philip A. DeCamp Richard Gruen Alma Maryann Lee Terri M. Merth Patricia Biringer Dolores Denaro Nancy and Walter Hajek Lindsey Lester-Brutscher John M. Metzger Lynn and Martin Bloom Phoebe DeReynier Meliss Hankin and Betsy Bousield Friederika M. and Sheldon Warren Ward Bouwsma Harold W. Dorough Janet and Donald Hansen IN MEMORY OF VAN HENGEL SOCIETY MEMBERS WHOSE LEGACY Carol Bradford Gail Dustin Douglas F. Harbrecht TO FIGHT HUNGER WAS REALIZED THIS YEAR Carla Brock Frances Egloff Linda Harper Marianne Armaganian Anne R. Levine Vern Brown Frances J. Elfenbein Katherine Hauth Linda S. Benedict Chauncey C. Loomis Dorothy and Terrence Brown Margot Ely Willa Hedrick Grahame Gordon Butler-Nixon Dean Malanga Wendy Brudevold and Allen Jedlicka Sammye Eng Gale B. Hill Frances J. Carter Barbara F. Mann Freddie Burch Thomas J. Fararo Keta Hodgson Helen L. Dittmer Ruth McGrevey Rena and Richard Byers Rodger Fields Charles M. Horowitz Helen B. Farrenkopf James Nettleton Richard L. Carrothers Joyce and Paul Fierro Barbara Hughes and Marvin R. Gainey Lorraine Peterson Raymond Catani Sheri Fingerhut Gregory M. DiPaolo Robert A. Hermann Scott Quintal Scherer Theodore C. Chu Elaine Frain Wells Konnie Hunter Elgin Jenison Jerard P. Reilly Sarah Churney Carmel and Michael Fisher Kirsten Hviid Paul Kastenholz Andrew Vanvig Dorothy K. Cinquemani Elizabeth K. Francis Constance and Norma Lenhert Gaye Willard Donna Cirincione Shirley Garland Robert Johnson

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DONOR VAN HENGEL SOCIETY HONOR ROLL

Ellen B. and William R. Miller Gerald Richards Helen Van Dessel Peter Monaco Ruben B. Rivera Andrew Vancamp Carol Monka Lola Robles Nancy Vandawalker Nancy and Thomas Moore Damaris J. Rohsenow and Joseph G. VanDenHeuvel Susan Moore Norman A. Dudziak, Jr. Dina Vaz Janice Moore Claire and David Ruebeck Penny and Francisco Villegas Peter W. Moyer Patricia Rutledge Elma B. Vlass Joe B. Murphy Jan J. Sagett Robert D. Voiss Lester H. Nathan Jason Schmidt Jen and Eric Vortriede David Naugle and Jerome Neal Mary Schon Lila and David Voss Downey Nhim Jeanne Sciarappa Carol and Ed Wagner WHY I SUPPORT FEEDING AMERICA Barbara J. Nicoletti and Robert Moulin Bettine and Lawrence Wallin Roger W. Novy Girard H. Secker Karen and Ronald Wassel Since 2003, Linda and Keith Monda’s Joseph O’Connor Terry Seng Mona and Robert Weigle extraordinary inancial support has Linda O’Gara Shirlee Smolin Geoffrey R. Weigle transformed the hunger-relief Kristi K. Olson Kristy T. Snyder Candace Weingart landscape by advancing child hunger Stacey E. O’Malley Ann Catherine Stehle Kathy Weiss initiatives across the food bank network, Miriam Paquin Ralph H. Stephens, Jr. Alice Westfall Carlson expanding fresh produce strategies, Morris J. Paserchia Milton Strauss Udene and Robert Westphal sponsoring Feeding America’s Michael A. Patton Shirley Sullivan Sarah Whitlock Opportunity Accelerator program Kathryn Paull Brown Roger D. Sumner Elizabeth and Albert Wieners and increasing the network’s ability Lawrence Peters Katherine Swede Gary Witzenburg to respond in times of disaster. In John W. Pfeiffer Carolyn Sweers Linda G. and Scott A. Wolpert addition, as a multi-year member Timothy Power Beverly and Thomas Tabern Sonya Woods Anderson of Feeding America’s board of Julie Quinn Christine Taylor and Alfred Thiede Frances Zanides directors and current board chair, Ellen Radday Thomas L. Terrall Amy and Stephen Zeder Keith’s leadership and vision continue Kathleen and Michael Ransom Mary Thielmeir Yvonne and Paul Zenian to guide our work and bring us closer Linda Ray Amanda Thode Eli Zietz to a hunger-free America. Martha J. Reddout Elsie E. Van De Maele

Linda and Keith Monda

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DONOR PRODUCT DONORS HONOR ROLL

Product donors are recognized for their generous contributions of 100,000 pounds or more of food and grocery products from July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016, which allowed the Feeding America network to provide food and grocery products to millions of Americans in iscal year 2016.

7-Eleven, Inc. Citrus Systems Madison, LLC Gehl’s Guernsey Farms, Inc. Kimberly-Clark Corporation Panera Bread Foundation & Sodexho, Inc. A. Zerega’s Sons, Inc. CLIF Bar and Company General Mills, Inc. Kind LLC Panera, LLC Southeastern Grocers Abbott The Clorox Company Giant Eagle Grocery Kmart / Sears Holding PepsiCo Sprouts Farmers Market Albertsons Companies The Coca-Cola Company GNP Company The Kraft Heinz Company Perdue Farms Starbucks Coffee Company Aldi Inc. ConAgra Companies Goya Foods The Kroger Co. Performance Food Group The Subsidiaries of The Alpha Baking Co., Inc. Costco Wholesale The Great Atlantic & Labatt Food Service Pilgrim’s Pride Schwan Food Company Amazon.com, Inc. Corporation Paciic Tea Company Land O’Lakes, Inc. Pinnacle Foods The Sun Products Corporation AmeriCares Cott Corporation H-E-B The LDS Church Pizza Hut, Inc. Super Store Industries Aryzta CVS Health Haggen, Inc. Leroux Creek Food Corp. Post Holdings, Inc. SUPERVALU Aunt Millie’s Bakery The Dannon Company, Inc. The Hain Celestial Group Little Caesar Enterprises Price Chopper/Market 32 SYSCO Corporation Bai Brands Danone Waters of America, Inc. Handsome Brook Farm Lodi Canning The Procter & Gamble Target Barilla America, Inc. Darigold Hannaford Supermarkets Mars, Incorporated Company Tree Top, Inc. Basic American Foods Dawn Food Products, Inc. Harvest Hill Beverage McCormick & Company, Inc. Publix TreeHouse Foods, Inc. Bayer Corporation Dean Foods Company Henkel McKee Foods Corporation Reinhart Food Service Tyson Foods, Inc. Big Lots Del Monte Foods The Hershey Company McLane Company, Inc. Reser’s Fine Foods, Inc. US Foods Bimbo Bakeries USA Delhaize America Highland Baking Co., Inc. Mead Johnson & Company Restaurant Depot UNFI BJ’s Wholesale Club Diamond Foods, Inc. Hill Country Bakery Milk PEP Riviana Foods Inc. Unilever Boar’s Head Provisions Co. Inc. Dole Packaged Foods, LLC Hormel Foods Corporation Mondel¯ez International Runa United Egg Producers Bon Appetit Management DPI Dedicated Logistics Hy-Vee Muller-Pinehurst Dairy S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. Vi-Jon, Inc. Company Dr. Pepper Snapple Interstate Warehousing Musco Family Olive Co. Sam’s Club Vita Coco Brookshire Grocery Co. Bottling Group The J.M. Smucker Company Nestlé USA Save Mart Walgreens Bruce Foods Corp. Eli’s Cheesecake Company J.R. Simplot Co. Nestlé Waters North America Schreiber Foods, Inc. Walmart Bush Brothers & Company Evergreen-Partners LLC The Jel Sert Co. New World Pasta Schulze & Burch Biscuit Co. Welch Foods Inc. Butterball LLC FEMA John Soules Foods, Inc. Norpac Foods SeaShare White Wave Foods C & S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Ferrara Pan Candy Company Johnson & Johnson Nutrisystem Seneca Foods Yowie Campbell Soup Company Flowers Foods Karlin Food Products Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Shari’s Berries Cargill, Inc. Food Lion LLC Kellogg Company OSI Industries LLC. Shearer’s Foods Cash & Carry G&R Foods Inc. Kerry Ingredients Paciic Foods Smithield Foods

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DONOR ENTERTAINMENT COUNCIL HONOR ROLL

Members of Feeding America’s Entertainment Council leverage their fame to raise awareness of hunger in America. Ranging from world-class chefs to accomplished actors to star athletes, this diverse group of celebrities is united around one common cause—ending hunger in our country.

Ben Afleck Lauren Bush Lauren Marc Forgione Samantha Harris Tyler Perry Kimberly Williams- Actor CEO and Founder Chef, TV Personality TV Personality Actor, Director, Paisley of FEED Producer, Author Actor Laila Ali Jennie Garth Scarlett Johansson Boxer, TV Personality Nick Cannon Actor Actor Cassadee Pope Scott Wolf Entertainer Musician Actor David Arquette Andy Grammer Ellie Krieger Actor, Producer 50 Cent Singer, Songwriter Chef, TV Personality Rachael Ray Andrew Zimmern Music Mogul, Emmy Award- Chef, Writer, TV Host 43 Mario Batali Jason Grilli Karolina Kurkova Entrepreneur Winning TV Host CELEBRITIES SUPPORT Chef, TV Personality MLB Player Model FEEDING AMERICA Gabriele Corcos Tony Robbins THROUGH SERVING ON Kelvin Beachum Josh Groban Nick Lachey & Debi Mazar Best-Selling Author, THE ENTERTAINMENT COUNCIL NFL Player Chef, TV Personality Musician Musician, TV Entrepreneur, Personality Beth Behrs Actor, TV Personality Alex Guarnaschelli Philanthropist Katie Lee Actor Sheryl Crow Chef Rachel Roy Chef, TV Personality Betsy Brandt Musician Carla Hall Fashion Designer Benji and Joel Actor Matt Damon Chef, TV Personality Curtis Stone Madden Monica Brown Actor Scott Hamilton Chef, TV Personality Musicians Musician Rocco DiSpirito Olympic Champion, Alison Sweeney TV Commentator Katharine McPhee Chef, TV Personality Actor, TV Host Musician, Actor

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IN THIS SECTION: STATEMENT OF OUR FINANCIALS FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES STATEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES

Ieeding America carefully stewards the charitable contributions we receive from our generous supporters. In fact, 98 percent of all ALLOCATION OF EXPENSES contributions go directly into programs and services for people STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS struggling with hunger.

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OUR LEADERS + NETWORK OUR IMPACT OUR SUPPORTERS OUR FINANCIALS JKL

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF JUNE 30, 2016 AND 2015 FINANCIALS CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL SET OF STATEMENTS AND NOTES

ASSETS LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

2016 2016 $111,828,000 $111,828,000

2015 2015 $109,025,000 $109,025,000

IN THOUSANDS] IN THOUSANDS] CURRENT ASSETS 2016 2015 CURRENT LIABILITIES 2016 2015 Cash $40,645 $50,398 Accounts payable and accrued expenses $12,161 $22,400 Short-term investments 3,468 3,446 Deferred revenue 1,016 1,799 Contributions receivable, net 26,036 23,122 Current portion of leases payable 296 243 Accounts receivable, net 5,102 3,467 Other obligations 77 75 Notes receivable, net 160 289 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 13,550 24,517 Other assets 505 482 Leases payable, less current portion 1,537 1,859 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 75,916 81,204 Other obligations 975 503 TOTAL LIABILITIES 16,062 26,879 Long-term investments 20,329 20,242 Contributions receivable, net 11,472 4,912 NET ASSETS Notes receivable, net 638 485 Unrestricted 31,794 28,012 Other assets 23 89 Temporarily restricted 62,139 52,321 Furniture and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation Permanently restricted 1,833 1,813 of $3,766 and $3,199 in 2016 and 2015, respectively 3,450 2,093 TOTAL NET ASSETS 95,766 82,146 TOTAL ASSETS $111,828 $109,025 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $111,828 $109,025

Feeding America’s auditors have expressed an unmodiied opinion on our inancial statements. These inancial statements include associated notes that are essential to understanding the information presented herein. To access the complete set of inancial statements and notes, please visit feedingamerica.org/annualreport

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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2016 AND 2015 FINANCIALS CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL SET OF STATEMENTS AND NOTES

OPERATING ACTIVITIES [FY2016 IN THOUSANDS] [FY2015 IN THOUSANDS] PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTAL UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTAL » PUBLIC SUPPORT Individual contributions $34,291 $2,839 $——— $37,130 $37,203 $1,890 $——— $39,093 Corporate contributions 17,399 29,412 ——— 46,811 17,911 19,446 ——— 37,357 Foundations 397 219 ——— 616 1,717 4,978 ——— 6,695 Corporate promotions 23,360 11,849 ——— 35,209 17,197 9,807 ——— 27,004 TOTAL FUNDRAISING 75,447 44,319 ——— 119,766 74,028 36,121 ——— 110,149 Donated goods and services 2,288,551 ——— ——— 2,288,551 2,065,718 ——— ——— 2,065,718 TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT 2,363,998 44,319 ——— 2,408,317 2,139,746 36,121 ——— 2,175,867

» REVENUE Member fees 4,291 ——— ——— 4,291 4,374 ——— ——— 4,374 Conference fees 1,278 ——— ——— 1,278 1,153 ——— ——— 1,153 Other revenue 2,174 ——— ——— 2,174 1,391 ——— ——— 1,391 Food procurement revenue 62,762 ——— ——— 62,762 59,976 ——— ——— 59,976 Investment income 16 ——— ——— 16 11 ——— ——— 11 Net assets released from restriction 35,268 (35,268) ——— ——— 22,198 (22,198) ——— ——— TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE 2,469,787 9,051 ——— 2,478,838 2,228,849 13,923 ——— 2,242,772

EXPENSES » PROGRAM SERVICES Member services 54,751 ——— ——— 54,751 44,418 ——— ——— 44,418 Food procurement 2,365,556 ——— ——— 2,365,556 2,139,803 ——— ——— 2,139,803 Public awareness and education 5,411 ——— ——— 5,411 4,682 ——— ——— 4,682 Policy and advocacy 1,893 ——— ——— 1,893 1,927 ——— ——— 1,927 Programs 2,609 ——— ——— 2,609 2,320 ——— ——— 2,320 Research and analysis 4,391 ——— ——— 4,391 3,457 ——— ——— 3,457 TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES 2,434,611 ——— ——— 2,434,611 2,196,607 ——— ——— 2,196,607

» SUPPORTING SERVICES Management and general 7,213 ——— ——— 7,213 7,076 ——— ——— 7,076 Fund development 26,031 ——— ——— 26,031 25,050 ——— ——— 25,050 TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES 33,244 ——— ——— 33,244 32,126 ——— ——— 32,126 TOTAL EXPENSES 2,467,855 ——— ——— 2,467,855 2,228,733 ——— ——— 2,228,733 INCREASE IN NET ASSETS AS A RESULT OF OPERATIONS 1,932 9,051 ——— 10,983 116 13,923 ——— 14,039

NON-OPERATING ACTIVITIES Wills and bequests 1,964 755 ——— 2,719 1,366 ——— ——— 1,366 Individual contributions ——— ——— 20 20 ——— ——— 15 15 Investment return 61 12 ——— 73 (7) (3) ——— (10) Other (175) ——— ——— (175) (111) ——— ——— (111) Loss on disposition of furniture and equipment ——— ——— ——— ——— (9) ——— ——— (9) CHANGES IN NET ASSETS 3,782 9,818 20 13,620 1,355 13,920 15 15,290 NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR 28,012 52,321 1,813 82,146 26,657 38,401 1,798 66,856 NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $31,794 $62,139 $1,833 $95,766 $28,012 $52,321 $1,813 $82,146

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STATEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2016 AND 2015 FINANCIALS CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL SET OF STATEMENTS AND NOTES

PROGRAM AND SUPPORTING SERVICES TOTALS

2016 $2,467,855,000

2015 $2,228,733,000

PROGRAM SERVICES SUPPORTING SERVICES TOTAL EXPENSES [IN THOUSANDS] [IN THOUSANDS] [IN THOUSANDS]

PUBLIC TOTAL AWARENESS POLICY RESEARCH TOTAL TOTAL MEMBER FOOD MEMBER AND AND AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT FUND SUPPORTING SERVICES PROCURMENT SERVICES EDUCATION ADVOCACY PROGRAMS ANALYSIS SERVICES AND GENERAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES FY2016 FY2015

Salaries $4,965 $4,464 $9,429 $1,577 $953 $1,124 $1,544 $14,627 $3,805 $5,617 $9,422 $24,049 $22,604 Beneits and taxes 1,175 1,091 2,266 376 219 295 379 3,535 801 1,344 2,145 5,680 4,925 TOTAL SALARIES AND RELATED EXPENSES 6,140 5,555 11,695 1,953 1,172 1,419 1,923 18,162 4,606 6,961 11,567 29,729 27,529 Professional services and fees 2,962 882 3,844 1,371 335 311 1,942 7,803 1,160 7,264 8,424 16,227 16,006 Telecommunications 63 81 144 20 14 17 35 230 44 75 119 349 390 Advertising ––– ––– ––– 1,294 14 428 ––– 1,736 3 1,464 1,467 3,203 2,589 Postage and shipping 9 5 14 2 3 2 3 24 18 4,318 4,336 4,360 4,441 Disaster purchases and transportation ––– 389 389 ––– ––– ––– ––– 389 ––– ––– ––– 389 212 Food sourcing and transportation ––– 62,157 62,157 ––– ––– ––– ––– 62,157 ––– ––– ––– 62,157 60,667 Occupancy 247 209 456 133 112 79 128 908 331 395 726 1,634 1,669 Insurance 24 18 42 11 9 7 11 80 28 33 61 141 137 Equipment and maintenance 85 30 115 14 9 9 15 162 37 43 80 242 239 Printing and production 232 37 269 309 2 32 18 630 72 4,886 4,958 5,588 5,387 Travel and business meetings 1,369 528 1,897 86 149 203 242 2,577 232 377 609 3,186 2,638 Software expenses 268 95 363 19 3 5 63 453 237 33 270 723 232 Member grants 41,429 8,793 50,222 ––– ––– ––– ––– 50,222 ––– ––– ––– 50,222 39,808 Other 53 37 90 18 40 73 (12) 209 296 82 378 587 680 Interest ––– ––– ––– ––– ––– ––– ––– ––– ––– ––– ––– ––– 1 Depreciation 49 155 204 175 18 13 21 431 55 81 136 567 390 TOTAL EXPENSES BEFORE DONATED GOODS AND SERVICES 52,930 78,971 131,901 5,405 1,880 2,598 4,389 146,173 7,119 26,012 33,131 179,304 163,015 Donated goods and services 1,821 2,286,585 2,288,406 6 13 11 2 2,288,438 94 19 113 2,288,551 2,065,718 TOTAL EXPENSES $54,751 $2,365,556 $2,420,307 $5,411 $1,893 $2,609 $4,391 $2,434,611 $7,213 $26,031 $33,244 $2,467,855 $2,228,733

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ALLOCATION OF TOTAL EXPENSES YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2016 FINANCIALS CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL SET OF STATEMENTS AND NOTES

PROGRAM SERVICES

MEMBER SERVICES 95.85% FOOD PROCUREMENT 2.22% MEMBER SERVICES

ADDITIONAL SERVICES

0.22% PUBLIC AWARENESS AND EDUCATION

0.08% POLICY AND ADVOCACY 98.65% 0.11% PROGRAMS 0.18% RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS PROGRAM SERVICES 1.35% SUPPORTING SERVICES SUPPORTING SERVICES

1.05% FUND DEVELOPMENT

0.29% MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL

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STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS YEARS ENDED JUNE 30, 2016 AND 2015 FINANCIALS CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL SET OF STATEMENTS AND NOTES

IN THOUSANDS] IN THOUSANDS]

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES FY2016 FY2015 CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES FY2016 FY2015 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $13,620 $15,290 Purchase of investments $(584) $(1,707)

ADJUSTMENTS TO RECONCILE CHANGE IN NET ASSETS Sale or maturity of investments 134 1,288 TO NET CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES Acquisition of furniture and equipment (1,924) (719) Depreciation 567 390 Issuance of notes receivable to members (305) (268) Provision on uncollectible notes and contribution receivable (19) 26 Notes receivable repayments 38 144 Deferred lease obligation (269) (240) NET CASH USED IN INVESTING ACTIVITIES (2,641) (1,262) Restricted contributions (755) (15) Net assets released from restriction for operations 35,268 22,198 CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES Net realized and unrealized losses on investments 341 418 Proceeds from draw on line of credit ––– 3,278 Loss on disposition of furniture and equipment ––– 9 Repayment on line of credit ––– (3,278) Contributions designated for long-term investment (2,739) (1,381) Repayment of loan payable ––– (562) Changes in operating assets and liabilities: Contributions designated for long-term investment 2,739 1,381 Contributions receivable (9,500) (2,693) Restricted contributions 755 15 Accounts receivable and other assets (1,304) 486 Net assets released from restriction for operations (35,268) (22,198) Accounts payable and accrued expenses (10,239) 6,797 NET CASH USED IN FINANCING ACTIVITIES (31,774) (21,364) Deferred revenue (783) 1,349 NET CHANGE IN CASH (9,753) 19,858 Other obligations 474 (150) CASH AT BEGINNING OF YEAR $50,398 $30,540 NET CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATING ACTIVITIES $24,662 $42,484 CASH AT END OF YEAR $40,645 $50,398

SUPPLEMENTAL DISCLOSURE OF CASH FLOW INFORMATION FY2016 FY2015 Cash paid for interest $––– $3

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THANK YOU YOUR SUPPORT ENABLES US

Every effort was made to ensure the TO NOURISH HEALTHY FUTURES accuracy of the annual report. We would appreciate notiication of any errors or omissions in order to correct our records. To report errors or omissions, please contact Allison Weber, Manager of Communication and Donor Stewardship, at [email protected] or 312.629.7237. Feeding America is a nationwide network of food banks that feeds more than 46 million people through food pantries and meal programs in communities across America and leads the nation in the ight against hunger.

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