Growing to meet the need.

2003 ANNUAL REPORT From Our President

Looking back at 2003, I am struck by the ways Thanks to you, 2003 was an incredible that Foodshare is like many of the clients we year at Foodshare: serve: thrifty, innovative, and enduring. The total amount of food we distribute grew by 13%. Thrifty – precious little goes to waste around here. In the office, paper isn’t thrown out The Walk Against Hunger set a new until both sides are used, paper clips & rubber record, raising $267,000. bands are routinely saved from the wastebas- kets, and even disposable kitchen plasticware Our regional market facility received over is washed and reused. In the reclamation cen- 1.2 million pounds of produce, a 40% ter, food containers which must be discarded increase. because of severe damage are set aside for vol- Mobile Foodshare expanded to serve 24 unteers who first clip any labels that can be sites in seven towns. redeemed. At our regional market facility, inedible fruits & vegetables are ground into quality compost for use by local farmers. Thousands upon thousands of our Greater These are just a few examples of how Hartford neighbors eat better due to the Foodshare continually squeezes every last efforts of dedicated and caring people like ounce of value from the resources it already you. You are the army of volunteers assisting has. with every kind of task imaginable from glean- ing the fields to stuffing envelopes to public Innovative – as needs change, we adapt to meet speaking. You are the food donors. You are them. In recent years, the general public has the contributors of funds needed to keep the become increasingly aware of the health bene- office lights shining, the coolers running, the fits of fresh produce. By establishing our pres- phones ringing, and Foodshare’s trucks rolling ence at the regional market we made it easier down the road. Literally, we couldn’t do it for large food wholesalers to send us this high- without you! ly nutritious food. And we also created a rapid distribution system to take this perish- But even as we stop briefly to acknowledge able food directly into the poorest neighbor- this success and say thank you from the bot- hoods for those who need it most. tom of our hearts, we recognize that more people than ever are seeking emergency assis- Enduring – we don’t just get by, we are tena- tance. So we ask that you keep supporting our cious survivors! Faced with the often heart- work to end hunger and remember that we’re breaking statistics of hunger on the rise and growing because we must. the challenge of feeding so many people, we still keep our spirits up. Visitors are often sur- We ’re growing to meet the need. prised by the smiles and laughter to be found at Foodshare. Like our clients, we’re in a sort of daily marathon that tests our endurance. We can’t see the finish line, but we’re stub- bornly committed to reaching it. Foodshare is Gloria J. McAdam determined to continue expanding our efforts President to educate and inspire the community until hunger becomes a universally unacceptable condition.

2 Foodshare 2003 Annual Report Growing To Meet The Need

Despite having the highest per capita income in our nation, Connecticut also has one of the most substantial gaps between its “haves” and “have nots.” At present, some 100,000 people throughout Greater Hartford now rely on private emergency food programs each year such as community kitchens, food pantries, shelters, and other social service initiatives. Most peo- ple in need are families and 43,000 of our hungry neighbors are children!

Foodshare is the central hub for a growing network of over 300 partner agencies and social service programs that work to feed these hungry people living in our region. When Foodshare first opened its doors in 1982 there were only 26 such local pro- grams looking for our support.

The overall rise in food handled (both nonperishable and per- ishable) to meet this mounting need drives change at Foodshare. We moved our main operation center to Windsor back in 1991. Not only has the total amount of food we dis- tribute tripled since then – reaching a record 9.2 million pounds in 2003! – but everything associated with handling it has increased as well. We have three times as much truck traffic as we did back in 1991, three times the staff, and now serve twice as many local programs since that time.

Why Are We Experiencing So Much Growth? Along with a ten-fold increase in the number of partner agencies since Foodshare’s inception, the individual organizations themselves have witnessed a tremendous client upswing in recent years. During 2003 alone, many of our local food pantries and soup kitchens reported anywhere from a 20% to 65% increase in the number of people requiring emergency food assistance.

Foodshare constantly strives to discover more and better ways to help meet the needs of so many hungry people. Doing so can really strain the system! To give you some idea of how effective our efforts already are, we currently provide an average 92 pounds of food per person per year. As an affiliate of America’s Second Harvest, the largest network of food banks in the country, we’re distributing nearly double the national average of 52 pounds per client.

And we have more volunteers working at Foodshare than ever before. Individuals who donate their time and talents are a key factor in our continued expansion. There are dozens of important roles that Foodshare volunteers fill in the organization. Many of these regular tasks are directly related to the increased availability of fresh produce.

Growing to meet the need. 3 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables There’s a growing awareness that fresh fruits and vegetables are a vital component of a healthy diet. As a result, they have become high demand items in supermarkets. Since Foodshare works closely with the food industry to obtain edible food that would otherwise go to waste, the amount of produce we receive is on the rise. Many people still think of food banks as collectors of canned goods only. In 2003, howev- er, Foodshare recovered and handled a record 2,384,000 pounds of fresh produce; a quarter of the year’s entire food volume. Including frozen items, perishable food now makes up over a third of our distribution. If this trend continues the ratio of perishable to nonperishable food will become evenly divided – 50/50 – within just a few years.

Even though distributing perishable food in a timely manner is a difficult challenge, Foodshare recognizes that fresh produce is perhaps the best and most important food that our clients can eat. We believe that its proven nutritional benefits should not be considered a luxury, but a basic necessity. That is why we have worked hard to increase the amount of fruits and vegetables available on a regular basis to hungry people in Greater Hartford.

In the past six years or so, Foodshare’s produce program has grown dramatically. We hired a full-time coordinator to maintain and expand relationships with area growers in 1999. We initiated a collaborative effort with the Connecticut Market Authority in 2001 and established a permanent satellite facility at the Hartford Regional Market during Summer 2002. Because of these combined efforts, the amount of produce we received in 2003 was more than triple the 700,000 pounds received in 1999.

When working with such large quantities of produce, some spoilage is inevitable. So Foodshare piloted an organics recycling system in cooperation with the Connecticut Market Authority and the Department of Environmental Protection to deal with this problem in an efficient and earth-friendly manner. Inedible fruit and vegetables are processed through an Organic Resource Recovery System (ORRS), which pulverizes it into an all-natural fertilizer used by local farms. In 2003, we provided 66 tons of this soil-enriching material to Connecticut farmers and prevented it from being dis- carded in landfills.

4 Foodshare 2003 Annual Report Mobile Foodshare In 2002, Foodshare also launched a new rapid food distribution program, called Mobile Foodshare. We developed this mobile pantry program to take fresh food directly to hungry people in the most digni- fied way possible. Now approaching its sec- ond anniversary, the program successfully operates at 24 sites in Hartford, East Hartford, New Britain, Manchester, Bloomfield, Bristol, Stafford Springs, and Vernon. Since this is about the maximum number of sites that one truck can reasonably handle in a regular rotation, and since we have received requests to set up more mobile sites, we have begun to consider ways in which that might be accomplished.

The communities that Mobile Foodshare serves are heavily populated with low- income people. The program not only distributes more food to those who are most likely to face hunger, but it increases the amount of fresh produce available to them on a regular basis. This has multiple benefits:

•Families on limited incomes often face tough choices between paying for rent, utilities, medicine, or buying food. Receiving emergency food assis- tance allows them to meet other basic needs.

•Well-nourished adults are known to be more productive and better able to hold jobs and care for children than those experiencing hunger.

•Increasing the amount of fresh produce that individuals are able to consume promotes good health and may help reduce the occurrence and severity of medical problems.

• The mobile program fosters a sense of community in the neighborhoods that it serves. It is often local volunteers who set up tables and unload food from the truck. And the people coming for food have the opportunity to get to know their neighbors waiting in line with them and to feel less isolat- ed in their struggles.

Looking Ahead Foodshare is now in the early planning stages of deciding how best to address the growing need. We’re taking a close look at the capacity and effectiveness of our cur- rent operations. We’re asking ourselves hard questions about the physical infras- tructure of the organization (i.e., our facilities in Windsor and Hartford). We’re carefully considering adjustments and improvements to the programs currently offered as well as what new ones, if any, should be launched. We’re reviewing the roles performed by our board members, staff, and volunteers.

In determining what future steps should be taken, our core goals remain unaltered. Whatever courses of action are finally chosen, you can be certain they will be firmly rooted in our mission to end hunger as a part of the overall community effort to alleviate poverty in Greater Hartford.

Growing to meet the need. 5 Financials

REVENUE 2003 EXPENSES 2003

United Way 1% Fundraising 3% Special Events 1% Management & General 2% Other 1% Education, Outreach, Advocacy 1% Government Grants 2% Shared Maintenance Fees & Buying Club 3% Unrestricted Contributions 8%

Food Collection & Distribution Donated 94% Food 84%

Note on Financials: Percentages based on preliminary 2003 financial results. Audited financial statements available on request after May 31, 2004

POUNDS OF FOOD DISTRIBUTED 1982-2003 9,900,000 9,000,000 In 2003, we distributed 8,100,000 a record 9,200,000 7,200,000 pounds 6,300,000 5,400,000 4,500,000 3,600,000 2,700,000 1,800,000 900,000 0 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03

6 Foodshare 2003 Annual Report RAILROAD BOX Thomas E. Moore, Inc. Mass Mutual Foundation Carter Chevrolet CLUB Tr a velers Insurance Ocean Spray Company 40,000-129,999 lbs and/or Trinity Springs Ltd. Sam’s Club/Berlin The Church of Saint Timothy U.S. Foodservice Schoemann Produce $11,120-$36,139 Connecticut Agricultural Van Singel Farms Seashare Experimental Station INDIVIDUALS Webster Bank Share Our Strength Connecticut Bar Mr. and Mrs. Douglas K. Association, Inc. Anderson Western Veg Produce Snapple Beverage Group Wilk Farms Society of Saint Andrew Connecticut Business & Industry Association ORGANIZATIONS Timothy Edwards Middle School Connecticut State Police American Savings TRACTOR Food Drive Foundation TRAILER CLUB Vistar/V.S.A. of Hartford, Inc. Country Pure Foods, Inc. AmeriCold Logistics 22,000-39,999 lbs and/or Wayne E. Bailey Produce The Courant Community The Beatrice Fox $6,116-$11,119 Company Fund

DONORS Auerbach Fund at the D. A. Services, Inc. Hartford Foundation for INDIVIDUALS WTIC-AM Thanksgiving Public Giving Food Drive Daryl Hacker Mr. Michael J. Brett C & S Wholesaler Grocers Dave Shaffer Produce FREIGHT TRAIN Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. CLUB Carando/Farmland Foods Budd BOX TRUCK CLUB Double Rainbow Gourmet Ice Cream 130,000 lbs or more Casertano & Musto, LLC Ms. Nancy A. Sulentic 8,000-21,999 lbs and/or DRC-FM Traveling $36,140 or more ConAgra Foods $2,224-$6,115 Caravan Food Drive Country 92.5 “Turkey ORGANIZATIONS Easy Pickins Orchard ORGANIZATIONS Central” Food Drive INDIVIDUALS Aetna Foundation, Inc. First Church of Christ Baggott Farms Fowler & Huntting Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Asylum Hill Bianchi Congregational of Big Y Foods, Inc. General Mills Corp. Congregational Church Glastonbury Mr. and Mrs. Phillip I. Chase Family Governor’s Care & Share Baskin Robbins Blumberg Fleet Matching Gifts Food Drive Program Foundations C & M Warehouse Mr. and Mrs. W. Clark Guida’s Dairy Dean Fort Boise Freihofers Capitol Sausage The Hartford Financial Mr. Gregory Hughes Greater Hartford Services Group Coca-Cola Bottling Association of Realtors Hartford Foundation Company Mr. Robert Kaufman for Public Giving H. P. Hood Greater Hartford Auto Colombo’s Produce Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Hershey Dealers Association Kraft Foods, Inc. Congregation Beth Israel LaFontaine Foundation HPC Foodservice M & M Produce, Inc. David T. Chase Francis and Sally Morrison Greater Hartford Jaycees Jack Bannan’s Farmington Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Foundation Martin Brower Va l ley Turkey Trot Discover Re Managers Inc. Raymond The Harry E. Goldfarb Nabisco Brands, Inc. The John Davis Murphy Family Foundation, Inc. Diversified Citrus Lieutenant Governor M. Fund at the Hartford Jodi Rell National Association Foundation for Public Marketing The Hartford Courant Foundation of Letter Carriers Giving The Ensworth Charitable Mr. and Mrs. George R. Wratney Kellogg Company Foundation Hartford Investment Pepsi Cola Bottling Management Corporation Mazon: A Jewish Response The Fisher Foundation Group Hartford Snack to Hunger Fleet Bank & WDRC-AM ORGANIZATIONS Quality Sales, LLC Minute Maid “Turkey Tuesday” Food A & P Super Foodmart Heinz Drive Sysco The Owenoke Foundation A. Duda & Sons, Inc. The Hermann Family George Weston Bakeries Charitable Foundation The Stop & Shop Procter & Gamble Adamucci Farms, Inc. Gerber Highland Park Markets Supermarket Reichle Farm Allen Pickle Greater Hartford Harley iStar Asset Services Company Sardilli Produce & Dairy ALSTOM Power, Inc. Owners Group Harley Run Johnny Appleseed United Way of the Co. IX Aurora Foods, Inc. K & G Trucking Capital Area SBM Charitable Jersey Fruit Corporation Big Sky Naturals, Inc. Foundation Kunic Lincoln Financial Group Bob’s Discount Furniture Styma Farms Littel Acres Manchester Empty Bowls Campbell Soup Company

Growing to meet the need. 7 The LSK Foundation VAN CLUB Mr. Howard D. Goldick Mr. Richard Pilius The Roth Family Manchester Road Race 3,500-7,999 lbs and/or Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Mr. Joseph J. Piorkowski, Mr. and Mrs. M. Alan MBA Poultry, L.L.C Haller Jr. Rubin $973-$2,223 Norbert Styma Farms Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Millard H. Mrs. Anne H. Rudder Harrison Pryor, Jr. Northeast Produce INDIVIDUALS Mr. Andrew M. Schatz and Mr. Jeremy S. Holmes Mr. Michael J. Randich Ms. Barbara F. Wolf Old Maids Farm Ms. Adrienne Allen Mr. Spencer Hopson Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Rueben R. Osborne Jenks Mr. and Mrs. Craig C. Redding Schock Productions Anderson Ms. Josephine Ingram Mr. Richard Rego and Dr. Ms. Karen M. Scoville The Pampered Chef Ms. Janet M. Beatty Mr. and Mrs. David M Kanigowski Carol Stabile Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Panera Bread Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mr. and Mrs. George Shanfield Betts Mr. and Mrs. James W. Pete & Gerry’s Eggs Kidd Revoir Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Mr. Timothy C. Boardman Peterson Farm Mr. Martin L. Koppell Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. J. Rohrs Quaker Brady Mr. Richard J. Krajewski Quest Diagnostics, Inc. Ms. Elizabeth J. Broucek Mr. and Mrs. David R. Langdon The Roosa Family Mr. Adolph Bushell THE CORNUCOPIA Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Ludwig SOCIETY: THE WILL S. M. Jones Butterfield TO END HUNGER Saint John’s Episcopal Mr. and Mrs. Brendan M. Ms. Ann M. Carreau and Lynch Church - West Hartford Mr. Charles Henry Founded in 2003 by the following Shaw’s Supermarkets Patrick and Renee donors who have remembered Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel J Martucci ShopRite LPGA Classic Choquette Foodshare in their estate planning: Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Swindells Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. David Martyn Condren • Ms. Jeannette Angelbeck The Tebucky S. Jones Mr. Andrea H. Massa, Youth Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. CPA Connelly • Mr. Phillip Blumberg Torrey Farms, Inc. Mr. Kevin McClain Reverend and Mrs. • Ms. Gloria McAdam Tropicana Products Douglas T. Cooke Ms. Mary Ellen McClain • anonymous donor Unilever HPC Mr. Mark Corallo Mr. E. Merritt McDonough, Sr. United Way of the Tri- Mr. Roger Crandall Anyone can leave a legacy to State Area Ms. Judith G. McDonough Mr. Dennis P. Foodshare. All it takes is a legal will University of Connecticut Cunningham and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley and the goodwill to continue the Misunas WCCC-FM Food Drive Cammie Joan Parker important work to end hunger! For Welch’s Mr. Stanley Czernel Ms. Deborah S. Moretz more information about becoming a The William and Alice Ms. Esther D. Davies Mr. and Mrs. John Davis Murphy member of the Cornucopia Society, Mortensen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. please contact Steffanie Godsill, Duff Mr. Gregory B. Nokes XO Energy Beverage Foodshare’s Director of Resource Corporation Mr. Dan J. Ferraina Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. O’Toole Development. Yonder Fruit Distributors Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Fleming Mr. Bernard W. Odoy Mr. Howard A. Fromson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Oliveira Ms. Elizabeth Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Mr. and Mrs. George M. Parent Gentile Ms. Mary W. Parker Rabbi and Mrs. Jeffrey Glickman Ms. Alice V. Petersen

8 Foodshare 2003 Annual Report Mr. and Mrs. Anand Connecticut Credit Union Patrons Mutual Insurance Mr. Kevin Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shukla Association Phelon, FitzGerald & Ms. Tara Griffin Cushman Mr. and Mrs. James Connecticut Natural Gas Wood, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Ms. Amy D’Addetta Sicilian Cub Scouts Pak #241 Pinecroft Farms Anselmo Ms. Kenna I. Daly Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dari Farms Ice Cream Pinnacle Food Corp. Dr. Steven M. Balloch, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Stevens D.D.S. Company, Inc. Pioneer Cold Daniels Mr. and Mrs. John Stover Mr. Barry P. Baskind Department of Poquonock Fire Company Mr. and Mrs. Willie J. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Transportation Mr. and Mrs. Keith P. Davis R & R Produce Swigert DNE World Fruit Sales Barrett Ms. Lori Day Ms. Ann E. Thomas and The Reynolds Charitable Dr. Kenneth F. Bean E.A. Parker & Sons, LLC Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth O. Mr. Michael B. Bonzagni Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Decko Faith Congregational Seeds of Change Mr. Paul J. Volpe Church Becker Mrs. Mickey DeLorenzo Severance Foods, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Folson Farm Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mr. Thomas W. Donohue Waltz Shepherd of the Hills Bergamo Fuss & O’Neill, Inc. Lutheran Church Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Eacott III Wildes The Gavrich Family Fund Society of St. Vincent De Berlin, M.D. Genesis Capital Group, Paul Reverend Katherine Ms. Leslie Wilper Mr. J. Christopher Fagerburg Inc. The Solomon and Katie Bernhard Mr. and Mrs. David A. Mr. Charles S. Flagg Yandow Granby Memorial Middle Wohl Foundation Ms. Gail Billet School Mr. Robert M. Furek South Windsor Mrs. Mary B. Blakeslee Greater Hartford Chapter Community Center Mr. Orlando Garrone ORGANIZATIONS of BOMA International Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Sports Medicine & M. Bombara Mr. and Mrs. Augusto R. The Aaron and Simon Grote & Weigel, Inc. Orthopedic Surgery, P.C. Gautier Hollander Funds Mr. and Mrs. George Hartford County Medical Standard Builders Mr. John E. Gordon Andrea Foods Brigham Foundation, Inc. Temple Beth Hillel Mr. and Mrs. R. Max AutoZone Mrs. Kathleen M. Hartford Roman Catholic The Travelers Choral Club Bromage Gould Beth El Temple Diocesan Corp. Tony’s Perfect Produce Colonel and Mrs. David E. Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bill Selig Jewelers, Inc. High Hill Orchard Bull Graham-Handley Wa kefern Food The Bishops of the Hockanum United Corporation Mr. and Mrs. James Burke Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Episcopal Diocese of Methodist Church Gruell Connecticut William H. Hall High Mr. Emile A. Bussemey Jessie Smith Noyes School Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Blue Line Distributions Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Hamilton The Wiremold Foundation Caneday Bordua Farm Junior League of Hartford Mr. Dayle S. Harmon and The Yolles Family Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mr. Charles E. Dunlay Center Capital Kaman Aerospace Corp. Foundation Castiglione Corporation Kenwood Farms Ice Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hebert Christian Fellowship Cream Co. Chambrello Center, Inc. ONE TON CLUB Ms. Angeline M. Hein The Knox Foundation The Cheyne Family Chubb Specialty Insurance Mr. Ronald Hocutt Konica Business 2,000-3,4999 lbs and/or Mr. and Mrs. John R. Colli Church of Saint Elizabeth Te chnologies, Inc. Mr. Jack Holden $500-$972 Mr. Kevin W. Conway Seton Kostin, Ruffkess & Mr. and Mrs. Keith B. Church of Saint Peter Company, LLC INDIVIDUALS Ms. Jeanmarie H. Cooper Hollebone Claver The Lexington Group, Inc. Mr. Richard C. Adam, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Correnti CiDra Corporation Manchester Honda Ms. Joanne Agostinelli Homer-Bouthiette Cigna Ms. Lois B. Crilly and Ms. Mr. Harold S. Horwich Mortgage Works Ms. Carolyn Allen Nancy Crilly-Kirk Component Tech Serve Northeast Utilities System Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Mr. and Mrs. John Alpert Howard, Jr. Connecticut Chefs The Olive Oil Factory Association Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mr. and Mrs. Kimball H. Paradise Produce Anderson Hunt

Growing to meet the need. 9 Ms. Rosalie G. Jing Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ms. Linda Stamm Becon, Inc. The Hartford Steam Boiler Dr. Abraham John O’Hara Mr. Gary Strecker Bethany Lutheran Church Inspection and Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Oliva Mr. and Mrs. John Straub Biosafe Systems Hemingway’s Distributors Jones Ms. Merele D. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bushnell Choral Club Hillside Automotive Center, Inc. Ms. Ellen Joseph Mr. and Mrs. David H. Sullivan Cash & Carry Stores Palten Homestead Farm Mr. Elton P. Katz Mr. John A. Sundean The Chubb Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. ING Foundation Mrs. Robin Knowles Ms. Monica J. Sunderman Clarke Insurance Agency Pericolosi Insurity Company Mr. Michael C. Kopelman Mr. and Mrs. Deroy C. Colorado Prime Corp. and Ms. Laurie R. Salzberg Mr. Louis A. Perillo III Thomas Integrity ‘N Music Mr. Joseph F. Petronella Congregation Kol Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mr. Donald Thumlert Haverim International Union Kosturko Ms. Mary Agnes Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Congregational Church of Intuit Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F Mr. Dale Picard Tiernan Windsor Locks The Irma and Morton Kraft Ms. Phyllis R. Pierson Mr. and Mrs. John M. ConnectiCare Fund Handel Foundation Ms. Charlotte S. Landgren Trani Ms. Suzanne Pietrasko Connecticut Area Classic JoAnn Superstore Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ms. Susan M. Pollard Mr. William H. Treichel Thunderbird Club Karas Farm Langenus Ms. Martha L. Porteus Mr. and Mrs. David Connecticut Food Bank The Learning Center - Mr. and Mrs. Keith Urbanik Bloomfield LaRose Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Connecticut Society of Prespare Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. CPA’s Lebon Press, Inc. Ms. Carla B. Leathers Wa t erman Mr. David V. Raymond ConnPIRG: Trinity Lemke Valley Farm, LLC Mr. Rene J. Legras Mr. and Mrs. James C. College Mrs. Martha M. Rebmann Watkins Lena’s Pizzeria Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Corpus Christi Church Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Lepage Bakery (Country Redden Corporation of Kitchen) Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Werk Wethersfield Mr. and Mrs. George Lombardo’s Ravioli Litwinka Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. CTphonebook.com Reider Whiddon Kitchen, Inc. Mr. James Luberda Dominick D’Amato Food Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. David A. Loomis Chaffee Mr. and Mrs. Gene Richardson Drive Lunman Williams Lynch Motors Mr. Donald A. Rissmiller Environmental Systems Ms. Genevieve A. Mango Dr. Leonora Williams Products Holdings Inc. M.A.P.P. Food Service Mr. and Mrs. William G. Mr. Ronald D. Williams Maple Hill Farms Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Rock Farmington Valley Jewish Marble Mr. David E. Woodworth Congregation Marriott - Rocky Hill Mr. and Mrs. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Rockefeller Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. First Church of Christ Maryann Meade & Marcoux Wo r tman Congregational Associates Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rockwell First Church of Christ Metacomet School Mahoney Simsbury Mr. and Mrs. William ORGANIZATIONS Miss Porter’s School Mr. Donald Maier Flagg Road United Church Rubenstein The 1892 Club Nathan Hale School Mr. T. A. McCall of Christ Mr. and Mrs. David L. A.F. Services Northeast Express Mr. Jonathan Mellitz Ruhm Fleet Capital Foundation A. G. Edwards & Sons Inc. Transportation, Inc. Mr. James M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Dean W. Abbott Ball Company Nutmeg Exhibit Company Rybeck Futtner’s Family Farm Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Adams Super Food Stores Parish of Trinity Church Murray III Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gaffney Bennett & Schreiber Advanced Benefit Associates Pearson Systems, Inc. Mr. Cary Nearing Strategies Ms. Jean M. Sennett Galasso Materials Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Mr. and Mrs. Michael The Ahearn Family Corporation Nunn Mr. Loren Shoemaker Griffin Land & Nurseries, Foundation Inc. Preprint Logistics Mr. Irwin A. Nussbaum Mr. and Mrs. William Amish Country Farms, Management, Inc. Siclari Hartford Firefighter’s Mr. and Mrs. Mark Inc. Federal Credit Union Professional Therapeutic O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. John F. Avon Congregational Massage Siraco Church

10 Foodshare 2003 Annual Report R. Mann Foundation Co. The Vin Baker Stand Tall Preprint Logistics Claire Fonseca Richard Price Red Shadows, LLC, DBA Foundation Management, Inc. Karen Gilbert Lily Pryor Wapping Grange No. 30, River Valley Christian Siracusa Moving & Storage Steffanie Godsill Tom Pugliese Center Inc. Woodland Moving & Glendine Henry Barbara Rezner Rocky Hill High School Storage Keith Henry Olive Rhule-Smith Rotary Club of Bloomfield IN-KIND DONORS CHASE Whitney Hubbs Denzil Ricketts Saint Albans Episcopal CHALLENGE Church Baronet Coffee WALKERS $500+ Jeremy Ifill Suzy Rivera Saint Bernard’s Church Belltown Hill Orchards Nancy Janusauskas Maria Rizza Margot Allison Saint James’ Episcopal Big Y Foods, Inc. Patricia Jenkins Carolyn Russo Church West Hartford Shawnee Baldwin Connecticut Culinary Martin P. Kane Harvey Schroeder Elaine Bechthold Saint Joseph’s Parish Institute Reynold J. Kautz George Scott Saint Peter’s Church West Brian S. Becker Connecticut Regional Sebastian Kolodziej Mary Lee Sharkey Hartford Market Justina Black Claudette Kostek J. Richard Sherlock Simsbury/Granby Rotary Cyro Industries Mark Blumenthal Club, Inc. Rebecca Kuzma Anna Sielawko GBE Plus Lisa Bonarrigo Simsbury United Kenneth Loveland Gregg Sireci Methodist Church H.P. Hood Thomas Bothur Frances Laureano Jeffrey Smith Singulus Technologies, Inc. Joanne Magaden Donald Brouker Maria Lavandier Kathy Smith Smith Middle School Marcus Communications Jeannette Brown Mimi D. Lynch Shirley Smith Smith Whiley & Company Mason Design Dorly Brunner Hannah Marshall Norma Sproul Sodexho New England Tractor Carol Buckheit Trailer Training School Linda G. Martyn Beth Stafford Somers Congregational Jacquelyn P. Campion Church UCC Peter Glass Photography Sally Masse John K. Stowe Allan D. Carlson Spanish American Pioneer Cold Janice L. Mays Veron Tennant Daley Merchants Association, Dawn Carmichael PortOne Internet Clover McGriff Ann E. Thomas Inc. Norma Choromanski Sysco Mary McNeff Kathleen Tierney Spencer Farm Beverly Clark Storrs Congregational Thurston Foods Bob Nelson Richard T. Turcott Thomas T. Cleaves Church Webster Bank John O. O’Sullivan David Urbanik Tae San Taekwon Do Barbara Coggins Wethersfield Offset John Padbury Daniel Ustach Academy Natalie Coleman-Fuller Diane Paige-Blondel Frank Visconti Temple Sinai of Patricia Colla Newington TRANSPORTATION Gloria Persson Ken Warner Karin Comer The Tomasso Group DONORS Kristin Piatkowski Ron Williams Katherine Conway Tilcon Inc. Barrieau Moving & Elizabeth Plumley Catie Winslow Douglas T. Cooke Trantolo & Trantolo, LLC Storage Kathy Cooley Tumble Brook Country Cassarino Trucking & Club Moving Robert J. Cummiskey Two Rivers Magnet Coca-Cola Bottling Debra DaCunha Company Middle School Karen Dart Fillmore Express, Inc. United Health Care Joan Dauber United Parcel Service Fowler & Huntting Co. Michelle Dewberry United Way of Greater Martin Brower Dale Doll New Haven Metropolitan District University Health Commission James Donovan Professionals Local 3837 New England Tractor Rosemary A. Fennell Ve ryfine Products, Inc. Trailer Training School Gene Flynn

Growing to meet the need. 11 Lois Hall East Catholic High School Pratt & Whitney First Congregational Charles T. Henry East Hartford Juvenile Preprint Logistics Church, Bloomfield Lucas J. Jones Justice Center Project Green Fleet Dream Team Susan Kovacs Emma Willard School Rocky Hill High School Hartford Magnet Middle School Leonard F. Lombardi Enfield AIC Savings Bank of Highland Park Market Donald A. McNiel EQUAL Summer Program Manchester Immanuel Church, Elizabeth Morison First Congregational South United Methodist Church - Southington Church - Manchester Hartford Kevin Morrison Fleet Bank South Windsor High Kingdom Kids Eileen Murphy General Electric School SBMilers Mark Murphy Gengras Center St. Christopher’s Church St. Anthony’s - Bristol Mary Agnes Phelan Girl Scout Troop 378 – St. Joseph’s Church - St. Bart’s Ties Up Hunger Lawrence Reeves Akins School Poquonuck St. George Episcopal John B. Reilly Girl Scout Troop 6185 Temple Beth Hillel Church Russ Salk Girl Scout Troop 910 The Hartford St. James Church Dan Short Goodwill Industries Trinity College – Office of St. Joseph Church Comm. Service OLUNTEERS Dorothy L. Smith Hartford AIC St. Patrick/St. Anthony Turning Point Christian Church Ruth Squadrito Hartford Church of Christ Center

V Te am Travelers Louis C. Styers Hartford DIC University of Connecticut, The Hartford Against Ann Marie Sudarsky Hartford Heights Tall Dietetics Program Hunger VOLUNTEER Club United Health Group INDIVIDUALS Basavapatna Swamy The Winers Hebrew High School 75+ hours Don Waudby United Technologies FLP Unity Church of Greater Hope Worldwide Universal Access Hartford Gary Allen Elaine Waudby House of Bread Watkinson School West Hartford United James E. Armstrong ING Webster Bank Methodist Church Dave Bayek VOLUNTEER GROUPS International Gospel Westinghouse Janet S. Birnie Fellowship Aetna Westminster Church Alna Bolden Interuption - the band Asylum Hill Wethersfield Brownies Angela Bordonaro IPT Congregational Church Wethersfield Youth Mary Breeding Beama Group Home JSRC Services Denis Buscarello Bloomfield High Khargie Youth Group WILA Allan D. Carlson Care of CT Kingswood Oxford School Windsor Kiwanis Club Jeanette Carpenter Church of the Nazarene Knox Parks Foundation Xavier High School Rosemary Cirelli Cigna KPMG Cynthia R. Collins Community Court of Lambda Chi Alpha TOP TEAMS FOR José DeJesus Hartford Fraturnity - UConn WALK AGAINST HUNGER John J. Doffek Community Enterprise Little Sisters of the Poor Margaret A. Doffek Community Partners in Manchester AIC Aetna Cares Ambrose Dzanis Action, Hartford Manchester Community Angels of Grace College Geraldine R. Evans Congregation Beth Israel Asylum Hill Miss Porter’s School Congregational Church Elizabeth Foxman Conncapt National Student Avon Congregational Thomas Gaboriault ConnPIRG: Trinity College Coalition on Hunger and Church Gerald Garrow Homelessness Corporation for Public Baggers & Haulers Donna L. Glatz Management New Innovations Christ Church Cathedral We r ner G. Glatz CRT Bristol Northwest Catholic CIGNA Lunch Bunch Josephine Griffith Day, Berry, & Howard Pathway Program Congregation Beth Israel Graham Hall Delaware Futures Polaris Center First Church Unionville

12 Foodshare 2003 Annual Report Community Partners in Salvation Army (SA)- Hockanum Valley Community Saint Rose Church, East Action-Resettlement Program Emergency Assistance Council Tri-Town Pantry, Hartford Program - Northeast Ve r non Community Renewal Team- Someplace Special, New Emergency Food Pantry SA-Emergency Assistance Hope Seventh-day Adventist Britain Program - Temple Church, Bloomfield First Church Living God South Congregational and HOPE Pantry SA-New Hope Corps Jesus La Fuente-House Of Saint Christopher Churches, Harvest, West Hartford East Hartford Fountain of Salvation SA-Northend Corps La Primera Iglesia De Dios, Spanish Speaking Center, Glory Chapel-Food Pantry SA-Senior Center New Britain New Britain Grace Episcopal Church - Shiloh Baptist Church Manchester Area Conference West Hartford Church of Place of Grace Food Pantry The Living Center Food of Churches (MACC) - Food God Great Commission Ministry Pantry Pantry Windsor Community Service Greater Refuge Church of Union Baptist Church- MACC Satellite Pantry Council Christ Outreach Program Manchester Area Network on Hartford Full Gospel Church United Labor Agency AIDS EMERGENCY Hartford Neighborhood United Methodist Church- Manchester Church of the SHELTERS Center Pantry West End Pantry Nazarene Hispanic Health Council- Urban League-MECA Center Mercy Housing and Shelter CITY OF HARTFORD Obras de Caridad Residential Services, Bristol Vecinos Unidos, Inc. Community Renewal Team- Hopewell Baptist Food Pantry Mt Zion Church of God McKinney Shelter GENCIES Village for Families and Pantry, New Britain Horace Bushnell Childrens Children (VFC)-Burns Family Hartford Interval House Food Pantry Resource Center Mutual Housing Association- Immaculate Conception

A Grove Street, Windsor Locks Jackson Memorial Church VFC-Community Life Food Shelter Pantry New Horizons Food and King’s Chapel Pantry My Sister’s Place Clothing Ministries, East Warburton Church Open Hearth Association, FOOD PANTRIES La Iglesia De Dios, Inc. Hartford Word Christian Center Inc. Latinos/as Contra SIDA New Mount Olive Church of CITY OF HARTFORD YWCA Housing Department God in Christ, New Britain Salvation Army-Marshall Loaves and Fishes Ministries, House 3 Angels/Faith Seventh-day Inc. Newington Food Bank Adventist Community Service South Park Inn Meals for the Needy OTHER TOWNS North Central Counseling Abundant Life Tabernacle Services-Genesis Center, YMCA - Jewell House Church Mercy Housing and Shelter Ashford Food Bank Manchester Mercy House AIDS Project Hartford Avon Social Services Pathways/Senderos Center, Mount Olive Church OTHER TOWNS Blessed Pantry, Bristol New Britain Alcohol and Drug Recovery Ministries Community Renewal Team- Centers, Inc. (ADRC) - Canton Food Bank Plainville Community Food East Hartford Shelter Alternate Living Center Mutual Housing Association- Pantry, Inc. Park Terrace Christian Fellowship Center - Manchester Area Conference ADRC-Intensive and Interim Storehouse, Inc., Bristol River of Life Pantry, Windsor of Churches Emergency Residential Program Mutual Housing Association- Webster St Columbia Congregational Salvation Army (SA)-Bristol Shelter Asylum Ave Baptist Church Church Corps New Testament Church of Network Against Domestic Blackwell AME Zion Church God Helping Hands Covenant to Care, Bloomfield SA-Food for Life Pantry, New Abuse, Enfield Britain Body of Christ Apostolic New Testament Church of East Hartford New Testament Prudence Crandall Center, Church God Helping Hand SA-New Britain Corps Inc., New Britain Cathedral of Saint Joseph Our Lady of Sorrows Emergency Aid Association of SA-Southington Social The Bridge Youth Shelter Food Pantry Suffield Services (BYS), West Hartford Saint Anne-Immaculate Catholic Charities Migration Conception Pantry Enfield Food Shelf, Inc. SA-Willimantic Corps Tri-Town Shelter Services, and Refugee Services Inc., Vernon Saint Augustine Church Food Federation Homes, Saint Isaac Jogues Church, Catholic Family Services Pantry Bloomfield East Hartford (CFS)-Basic Human Needs Saint Francis Hospital First Congregation Church of Saint John’s Full Gospel CFS-Institute for the Emergency Food Bank East Hartford Deliverance Church, Hispanic Family Bloomfield Saint James’ Food Pantry Fountain of Life Community Center City Churches Church, New Britain Saint Joseph Church, Bristol MANNA Assistance and Saint Lawrence O’Toole Advocacy Church Full Gospel Foundation Saint Mary’s Church, East Building Ministry, Bloomfield Hartford Chappelle Gardens, Inc. Saint Michael Church Gifts of Love, Avon Saint Paul’s Evangelical Charity Seventh-day Saint Monica’s Elderly Lutheran Church, Adventist Pantry Housing Hebron Interfaith Human Wethersfield Services Chrysalis Center, Inc. Saint Monica’s Episcopal Church Community Health Services

Growing to meet the need. 13 COMMUNITY OTHER Glory Chapel-Youth Outreach Tr ust House CT Valley Adventist-Meals on Program Wheels, South Windsor KITCHENS PROGRAMS Union Baptist Church-CLEP Hartford Neighborhood CW Resources, Inc. / Meals West End Community Center CITY OF HARTFORD CITY OF HARTFORD Center School Readiness On Wheels, New Britain YMCA Urban Initiatives Center City Churches Alcohol and Drug Recovery Hartford Police Athletic Daughters of Mary MANNA Community Meals Centers, inc. (ADRC) - League Youth Challenge-Men’s Immaculate Conception- Alternate Living Center Residential Mother House, New Britain Faith Seventh-day Adventist Hartford Police Explorers Church ADRC-Coventry House Youth Challenge-Mission for Domus Amoris, Plainville Hispanic Health Council Women Hopewell Baptist Church ADRC-Detoxification Center (HHC)-Alliance For Youth Educational Resources for Soup Kitchen Children, Enfield ADRC-Intensive and Interim Leadership Y-US, Inc. (Youth-United for Survival) House of Bread Residential Program HHC-Risk Reduction Unit Farmington Valley ARC, YWCA Growing Tree Canton Living Center Meals Program ADRC-Latino Youth Hogar CREA Childcare Center Farrell Treatment Center, Loaves and Fishes Ministries, ADRC-Outpatient Hogar CREA Women’s New Britain YWCA Time Out For Inc. Counseling Center Center Parents-Hartford Felician Sisters, Enfield Mercy Housing and Shelter Boys and Girls Club-Dutch House of Bread-Star House Mercy House Point Inter Community Mental Institute Health Care- Health Group, East Hartford OTHER TOWNS Mount Calvary Baptist Boys and Girls Club- Women’s Alternative Living Little Sisters of the Poor, Church Northwest Alcohol and Drug Recovery Jubilee House Teaching Enfield Program-Clayton House, Saint Monica’s Episcopal Boys and Girls Club- Kitchen Living in Safe Church Southwest Glastonbury Jumoke Academy Alternatives/Supervised Salvation Army Citadel Boys and Girls Club-Trinity Alliance Treatment Center, Apartments in Independent Knox Park Green Inc., Avon Living, Bristol Shiloh Baptist Church Cathedral of Saint Joseph Day Crew/Americorps Care Bethel Center for Humane Manchester Early Learning Union Baptist Mercy Housing and Shelter Services, Bloomfield Center Church/Breakfast Program Catholic Family Services Residential Services (CFS)-Hartford Street Youth Bristol Community Manchester Police Activities Project Mi Casa Family Service and Organization-Bristol League OTHERTOWNS Education Center, Inc. Headstart CFS-Hispanic Senior Center Mercy Housing and Shelter Bread for Life, Southington Open Hearth Association, Inc. CAAP, New Britain Shepherd Home, Middletown CFS-Southside Family Center New Hope Manor, Christian Fellowship Center - Organized Parents Make a Catholic Family Services- Center City Churches (CCC)- Manchester Storehouse, Inc., Bristol Difference Child Development Center, MANNA Senior Community Wethersfield North Central Counseling Cornerstone Soup Kitchen, Café Parkville Senior Center Channel 3 Kids Camp, Services (NCCS)-Enfield Safe Ve r non Saint James Episcopal CCC-Center for Youth Andover Home EHIM-Friendship Center, Church-CHILD CCC-Peter’s Retreat Community Mental Health NCCS-Mills House, Windsor East Hartford Salvation Army (SA)- Center for Human Affiliates, Inc.- (CMHA)- NCCS-Northfield Enfield Loaves and Fishes, Community Services Development-Crossover Bristol Social Club Residential, Enfield Inc./Saint Andrews Church SA-Girls INC Program CMHA-Child Guidance NCCS-Second Wind Friendship Service Center, Charter Oak Health Center SA-Northend Corps Clinic, New Britain Clubhouse, Enfield New Britain Community Partners in SA-Senior Center CMHA-Harvest House, New Saint Agnes Family Center, Manchester Area Conference Action (CPA)-Day Britain West Hartford of Churches Soup Kitchen SA-The Right Place Incarceration Center CMHA-Intensive Assertive Saint Lucian’s Residence, New South Arsenal Neighborhood Meals for the Needy, Bristol Community Treatment Team, Britain CPA-The Young Offender Development Corp. (SAND) New Britain Saint Vincent DePaul Place, Program Neighborhood Youth Center Saint Vincent DePaul of Middletown CMHA-Parkview II at the Bristol CPA-Washington Street SAND Northend Senior Highlands, New Britain Salvation Army (SA)-Bristol Detention Center Center Saint Vincent DePaul-Elms Corps CMHA-Transitional Living Transitional Living Center, CPA-Work Release Program SAND Strive Program Bristol SA-Food for Life, Bristol Program, New Britain ConnectiKids, Inc. Shelter for Women-Gray CMHA-Transitional Youth Shelter for Women - Alison Lodge CPEP Hartford High School- Program, New Britain Gill Lodge, Manchester After School Program South Park Inn- Plimpton Community Partners in Simsbury ABC House Daughters of Mary Action-Manchester Turning Point Christian Immaculate Conception- Southwest Senior Center Alternative to Incarceration Center, Bristol Monsignor Bojnowski Manor SS Cyril Methodius School Community Solutions (CS)- Youth Challenge Bible Ebony Horsewomen, Inc. Food Service, Bloomfield Training Center, Moosup Tabor House Families in Crisis-Youth CS-Kellogg House, Vernon YWCA East Hartford Enrichment Tabor House II Childcare Center CS-Safe Home, South Families in Crisis-Youth Todd Program Windsor YWCA Time Out For Enrichment II Parents, Manchester Trinity Asylum Hill Arts Cornerstone Vernon Cook Family Life Education Project (TAAP) Family Home

14 Foodshare 2003 Annual Report MOBILE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2003/2004 FOODSHARE CHAIR Kenneth Jones, Travelers CITY OF HARTFORD Linda Martyn, Huxley United Envelope Dianne Harrison Betty Knox Housing James Kidd, Aetna Charter Oak Health CHAIR-ELECT Care/Immaculate Conception The Reverend King T. Hayes, Shiloh Baptist Shelter Beth A. Bombara, Deloitte & Touche Church Community Renewal Team SECRETARY Reverend James Lane, Northend Church of Christ (CRT)-Park Street/Saint Anne’s Immaculate Lisa Moody, Office of the Lieutenant Governor Sharon Langer, Connecticut Legal Services, Inc. Conception Paul E. Lewis, WTIC-TV- Fox 61 CRT-Upper Albany/Faith ASSISTANT SECRETARY Michelle Marra Seventh-day Adventist Tad Graham-Handley, International College of Roland Medeiros, U.S. Foodservice (retired) CRT-Windsor Street Hospitality Management Tom Mormino, Stop & Shop Supermarkets Good Shepherd/CREC TREASURER Gregory Nokes, McCarter & English, LLP Mount Moriah Baptist Church Craig C. Anderson, Uniprise Andrea Obston, Andrea Obston Marketing Salvation Army (SA) Senior Communications Center DIRECTORS Nicole Parsons, The Lexington Group SA Barbour Street Douglas Anderson, Savings Bank of Manchester Philip Rockwell, St. Francis Hospital & Medical Tuscan Brotherhood Homes Brian Becker, Hartford Financial Services Company Center Robert Briere, Hartford Courant Reverend Christopher Rose, Genesis Center OTHER TOWNS Cheryl Chase, Chase Enterprises Lea Rubenstein, Plymouth Spring Company Bloomfield Senior Center Leon Churchill, Town Manager, Windsor Thomas Trumble, The Private Capital Group, LLC Bristol Housing Authority Richard Fichman, MD, Fichman Vision Center David Urbanik, Pepe & Hazard (BHA) - Bonnie Acres Martha Finkel, Webster Bank J. Carlos Velez, State of CT Dept. of Admin. Services BHA - Cambridge Rabbi Jeffrey Glickman, Temple Beth Hillel David Yandow, Fowler & Huntting BHA - Mount Laurel Manor Cornerstone Foundation, Ve r non East Hartford Housing FOODSHARE STAFF Authority (EHHA) - Hockanum Valley Sadie Burleigh, Inventory Clerk Paul Moreau, Driver EHHA - Meadow Hills Maurice Casey, Food Donations Coordinator Connie Mosher, Donor Services Representative EHHA - Veterans Terrace Doug Cooke, Reclamation Coordinator Manchester Area Conference Wendy Devine, Administrative Assistant Kelly O’Brien Mann, Volunteer Services of Churches Representative Alicia Flynn, Education & Outreach New Britain Housing Christine O’Rourke, Vice-President Authority (NBHA)-Bond Coordinator Street Richard Foster, Operations Manager Yolanda Ortiz, Agency Services Representative NBHA-D’Amato Alan Prior, Driver Building/Trinity United Steffanie Godsill, Director of Resource Methodist Church Development Frank Ramsey, Warehouse Assistant NBHA-Graham Building Kristen Guskovict, Community Programs Don Scott, Regional Market Project NBHA-Security Manor Coordinator Coordinator Saint Ann’s Parish, New John Hagan, Warehouse Assistant Harry Simmons, Driver Britain Sheila Harris, Executive Assistant Stephen Slipchinsky, Fresh Foods Specialist Stafford Family Center, Stafford Springs Michael Hicks, Development Associate Janice Traczyk, Business Manager Ve r non Social Services Liz Holt, Reclamation Coordinator Linda Visco, Administrative Assistant Cindy Huk, Receptionist Danny Welch, Warehouse Assistant Fran Laureano, Warehouse Manager Gloria McAdam, President

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