The Mission of the Interfaith Food Pantry Is To

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The Mission of the Interfaith Food Pantry is to:

• Improve the health and well-being of Morris County residents in need by providing access to food, nutrition education and related resources; • Provide hands on opportunities for neighbors to help neighbors; • Educate the public about the issues of hunger in our area.

“neighbors helping neighbors” 2017 Impact 2017

2 Executive Drive - Morris Plains, NJ 07950 (p) 973-538-8049 (f) 973-998-5086 www.mcifp.org

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Dear Friends, BY THE I am so pleased to present to you our Annual Report for 2017. As NUMBERS you peruse these pages you’ll see what an incredible impact you have made on thousands of our neighbors in need. With your help, we:

• Made healthy food and nutrition education accessible to many new people through our Healthy Choices Mobile Pantry. 1,134,853 • Increased the amount of fresh produce and helped families pounds of food distributed eat healthier through our Free Farmers Markets. • Engaged hundreds of new volunteers and advocates from our community through educational programs and hands-on opportunities.

This was all made possible due to your support and compassion. 945,712 Thank you for your partnership and for making a difference!

meals provided Sincerely,

Rosemary Gilmartin, Executive Director

199,837

lbs. produce distributed

18,913 visits to or by the pantry

The Interfaith Food Pantry is a community of neighbors helping neighbors committed to ending hunger and supporting self-sufficiency. Through our community partners we provide food, education and resources to inspire confidence and hope to Morris County families in need.

EMPOWERING PEOPLE

Client Choice Program

The IFP is a Client Choice Pantry. Visiting a food pantry can be a humbling experience for many. Having access to a variety of foods and the ability to select which foods one wants for their family not only makes the system equitable and reduces waste but empowers people to make their own decisions and restores integrity to the process of receiving much needed food.

Our Client Choice program enabled 4,779 people to select from a variety of foods made available to them in 2017.

Emergency Food Assistance Program 2,125 people received emergency food For many people in crisis, their first stop for help is the assistance from our two locations and Morris County Offices of Temporary Assistance in through food we supplied to the Morris Morristown and Dover. The IFP provides “Emergency County Office of Temporary Assistance. Bags” to visitors there, our two locations in Morris Plains and Morristown and a number of other community sites. Healthy Choices Program

In 2017 we continued to increase the amount of fresh produce, low-sodium and low-sugar items we distributed and provided cooking demonstrations, budget friendly recipes and introduced clients to new healthier foods. We expanded our partnership with the Community Health Team at Morristown Medical Center through a monthly diabetes program with affected clients. The team, which included 90% of all clients who participated in our Healthy dieticians, nurses and IFP Healthy Choice staff Choices Cooking demonstrations reported eating provided screening and disease management healthier as a result. One hundred percent of the classes which helped clients learn how to control and improve their conditions through proper diabetes clinic participants reported changing diet, medication and exercise. At each session, their diet and exercise patterns during the participants were also treated to a healthy lunch program. and received a diabetes friendly selection of groceries to take home.

“My whole family is eating healthier thanks to Katy and the nutrition program. We love the black bean brownie recipe. Since coming here I’ve lost weight and feel so much better!” -C.W. – IFP Client

ACCESSIBILITY

Healthy Choices Mobile Pantry

Our Healthy Choices Mobile Pantry was launched in January of 2017 thanks to a start-up grant from Impact 100 Garden State as well as additional funding from Hyde & Watson Foundation, L.P. Schenck Fund and The Jones Fund of Madison UMC. This allowed us to purchase a vehicle, add staff and increase spending on fresh produce. We were able to expand our reach by delivering the healthy food options that we offer clients who come to our pantries in Morris Plains and Morristown, to communities identified as in need of food assistance in further regions of Morris County. In its first year, the Healthy Choices Mobile Pantry had two main sub-programs: the IFP Pantry Partners program and the IFP The Healthy Choices Mobile Pantry Senior Food Box Program. Program distributed 56,172 pounds of food, accommodating more than 2,516 The IFP Pantry Partner Program works with smaller visits by families and seniors at our pantries run by towns, houses of worship or community Pantry Partner and Senior Food Box groups in these high need areas. We supplement the canned Program sites. and boxed goods offered through these programs with fresh produce and nutrition information. Periodically we provide staff to enroll clients or offer referral services. Through our Senior Box Program, we delivered 976 boxes of food Our Senior Food Box Program utilizes the Mobile Pantry to supplemented with fresh produce, deliver boxes of non-perishable food acquired from the reaching on average 87 low-income USDA via the Community Food Bank to seven different low- seniors each month. income senior housing units. Like the Pantry Partner Program, the boxes are supplemented with fresh produce, nutrition information and referral services. Home Delivery

For our elderly or disabled clients who are homebound, we offer a home delivery program. Volunteers “shop” from pantry shelves for the clients based on their likes and dietary restrictions and deliver it to them. Many of the seniors form a friendship and bond with their volunteers, who become their advocates.

Volunteers made an average of 96 visits each month to our home delivery clients. In total 57,496 pounds of food was delivered to 138 households in 2017.

“I am just so grateful to have this fresh produce brought right to me. I no longer drive and could never get this on my own. Having the produce brought to my church is such a blessing!” -A.R., IFP Mobile Pantry Client

NUTRITION AND RESOUR CES

Free Farmer’s Market

Thanks to partnerships with the Community Food Bank, local farms, growers, food distributors and sponsors, we launched the IFP Free Farmers Markets in 2017. Offered twice per month at each location, clients can come during “special distribution sessions” for fresh food items, primarily produce and low-fat dairy that is either donated or purchased with funds we receive from foundation grants.

38,785 pounds of fresh produce and dairy items were distributed during 1,273 family visits to the IFP Free Farmers Market providing healthier food Working Families Access Program options to IFP clients.

Offering evening and weekend hours at both of our locations ensures that working families More than 3,600 visits to the Pantry were made have access to the many programs that are during evening or Saturday hours in 2017. 19% of offered during the normal workday, including IFP clients received assistance through the Working the Self-Sufficiency Program, Free Farmers Families Access Program. Markets, Healthy Choices, We’ve Got Your Back and Thanksgiving Programs.

Food Rescue Program

IFP partners with supermarkets, growers and food manufacturers to “rescue” food that can no longer be sold but is still good for consumption. Our Food Rescue Program not only provides access to frozen meats, dairy, baked goods and prepared items for our clients but also contributes to a positive environment by eliminating waste and reducing the resulting greenhouse gases.

Approximately 226,000 pounds of food was “rescued” in 2017, a 62% increase over the previous year.

“My husband was laid off, and with three teenage boys at home it’s really hard to keep food in the house. But they love the food from the Farmers Market. Until we get back on our feet it’s just what we need!” - Tina, Free Farmers Market Client

PROGRAMS AND PARTNER S

Thanksgiving and “We’ve Got Your Back”

To help families make the holidays a little brighter, we provide turkeys and all the ingredients needed for a Thanksgiving meal to our clients in addition to fulfilling requests from other local agencies. We also offer our “We’ve Got Your Back” Program which helps families stretch their already limited budgets by providing students with new backpacks and the necessary supplies to head back to school in the Fall.

We provided 1,650 families from IFP and other Morris County Agencies with food for the holidays in 2017. We also provided new backpacks and school supplies to more than 600 students.

Other Agencies Served in 2017

We distributed an additional 46,000+ pounds of food to other local agencies including Mrs. Wilson’s Treatment Center, Family Justice Center (Jersey Battered Women’s Shelter), Neighborhood House, Table of Hope, Mt. Olive Food Pantry, Wharton Food Pantry, North Porch, Head Start and the Dover Public Library.

Pantry and Resource Partner Agencies also included: St. Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center, who provided free pet food, New Jersey Natural Gas, who helped people apply for energy assistance, The Junior League of Morristown, who offered family cooking programs, Caring Capital who partnered with us by donating hand crafted gifts for our clients from corporate team-building events, and Atlantic Health, NJCEED, and Zufall Health Clinic who provided health, vision and dental screenings.

Satellite Pantry Program

Our satellite pantry at 190 Speedwell Avenue, Morristown ensures that the many people in town who lack transportation or rely on public transportation can access the same food and services available from our main resource center. In 2017, we expanded our hours at 190 Speedwell to include evening hours for distribution and providing access to our Free Farmers’ Market to working families in town.

There were 3,535 visits to our Satellite Pantry in 2017, providing access to residents who live or work in Morristown but have no personal transportation or rely on public transit.

ENGAGING OUR COMMUNI TY

Self Sufficiency Program Through our Partners at Single Stop, 232 Our Self-Sufficiency Program continues to evolve and household profiles were completed and a expand. In addition to providing referrals for services total of 76 IFP households were confirmed such as medical and behavioral health-care, housing, for benefits such as Social Security, furnishings and energy assistance programs, we also Disability, SNAP (Food Stamps) and General offered on-site screenings and enrollment for programs Assistance. The value of the drawdown for such as SNAP, General Assistance and Medicaid these programs is nearly $150,000* through our community partners at Single Stop. Also, in 2017, we hosted volunteers from the United Way Through the volunteer tax preparation who provided free tax return preparation to help local program, 120 households were assisted, families recover tax benefits for which they were recovering $175,061 in taxes. eligible. *Data provided by Single Stop

Youth Education and Community Engagement

Part of our comprehensive approach to addressing the issue of hunger and food insecurity is educating the public about the problem, its causes, and what we can do to affect change through the public and private sectors. Made available through a grant from the Edmond N. and Virginia H. Moriarty Foundation, our Youth Education and Community Engagement Program provides on and off-site forums, presentations and hands-on activities to help students understand why people struggle with hunger and food insecurity, Our Youth Education and Community what systems are in place to address the issue, and how people of all ages can get involved. Engagement Program reached over 700 students and 300 adults and teachers at IFP and through activities and presentations at the schools.

Volunteers

Our volunteer program not only keeps our staffing costs low, but also gives an active community the opportunity for “neighbor to help neighbor”. “Staff” volunteers have regularly scheduled jobs such as food sorting, stocking and distribution. We also offer corporate and youth group volunteer opportunities.

In 2017, over 360 “staff” volunteers donated 19,318 hours to the Pantry. We also employed another 2,085 occasional or group volunteers who donated another 4,298 hours. The value of their combined time is worth $638,068!

FROM HUNGER TO HOPE

Kitchen 2 Table

Groups seeking meaningful team-building opportunities that really make a difference continue to participate in our Kitchen 2 Table Program. Teams of 8-15 people create healthy and easy to re-heat meals for our home delivery clients with limited ability to cook for themselves. A donation of $1,000 covers the cost of food, packaging and nutrition staff.

2017 Kitchen 2 Table Sponsors: ADP (x2), Citi, Dun & Bradstreet, GAF, J.D. Power, Nestle Health Science, Orcas Over 650 meals were prepared by volunteers during Naturals, Pfizer (x2), Samsung, Sompo 13 team-building events in 2017. International, Zitter Health Insights

Community Teaching Garden

The IFP maintains an on-site Community Teaching Garden. The Teaching Garden offers both volunteer and educational opportunities and provides produce and herbs used in our food distributions and Healthy Choices cooking demonstrations.

1,100 pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables were harvested from our Community Teaching Garden in 2017. We also provided hands-on educational opportunities for clients, volunteers and visitors.

From Hunger to Hope

The first time Christine visited the Pantry, she sat in her car, in the parking lot, in tears while her husband and children came in to shop. She kept thinking to herself “How could this happen to me?” Christine had a good job which she loved, but after both children were born with disabilities, she was forced to resign. “I hated to give up my career, but it was in our best interest. The care they required was expensive and I wanted to be sure they received proper treatment.” The family was surviving on her husband’s salary as a police officer, until an injury required him to take an extended leave of absence. With the bills piling up, they reached out for help. “I was so ashamed at first, but after we enrolled I was amazed. At first, I was just grateful for the food, but we got help with so much more! We love Katy’s cooking demonstrations, the Free Farmers Market and the backpack program.” Today, her husband is back to work, and Christine has a part-time job working at home in medical billing. “The Pantry changed our lives when we needed it most. It gave me hope and will always be a part of me. I hope to one day volunteer, so I can be the one to coax the reluctant mother out of the car.”

CLIENT DEMOGRAPHICS*

Towns Households People Primary Source of Income 2017 2016 2017 2016 Salary 45% BOONTON 81 81 203 185 SS/Pension 15% SSI 11% BUTLER 20 15 34 23 Disability 13% CHATHAM/TOWNSHIP 12 17 27 42 Public Assistance 6% CHESTER 12 6 26 10 DENVILLE 47 43 109 103 Unemployment 2% DOVER 382 352 984 857 Child Support 2% EAST HANOVER 11 17 22 38 Other 6% FLORHAM PARK 13 11 22 17 Household Income $10,000 or less 27% HACKETTSTOWN (MORRIS COUNTY 2 9 10 23 $10,001-15,000 17% SECTION) HANOVER TWSP (WHIPPANY & CEDAR 38 38 84 86 $15,001-20,000 16% KNOLLS) $20,001-30,000 21% JEFFERSON (JEFFERSON, HOPATCONG & 41 39 73 65 $30,001-35,000 6% LAKE HOPATCONG & OAK RIDGE) $35,001-40,000 5% LINCOLN PARK 10 9 30 21 $40,000+ 8% LONG HILL TWP (MILLINGTON, 7 7 12 15 Ethnicity GILLETTE, STIRLING) Caucasian 47% MADISON 43 46 71 78 Hispanic/Latino 35% MENDHAM/TOWNSHIP/BROOKSIDE 8 10 21 21 African American 15% MINE HILL 24 22 71 78 MONTVILLE TWP (MONTVILLE, 34 30 84 71 Asian 1% PINEBROOK, TOWACO) Other 2% MORRIS PLAINS 87 85 176 159 Household Size MORRIS TOWNSHIP/CONVENT 2 2 2 3 1 or 2 61% STATION) 3 or 4 29% MORRISTOWN 504 540 1246 1303 5 or 6 9% MT. ARLINGTON 11 12 22 22 7 or 8 1% MT. OLIVE (BUDD LAKE, FLANDERS) 108 110 238 258 Age NETCONG (NETCONG HEIGHTS) 44 53 82 99 60+ 16% PARSIPPANY TROY HILLS (PARSIPPANY, 134 136 280 290 50-59 13% LAKE HIAWATHA, MT TABOR, LAKE PARSIPPANY) 19-49 36% PEQUANNOCK (POMPTON PLAINS) 10 10 21 14 18 & under 35% RANDOLPH (MT FREEDOM, RANDOLPH 101 89 204 201 & IRONIA) RIVERDALE 3 4 6 8 ROCKAWAY/BORO (HIBERNIA/GREEN 74 76 153 164 POND) ROXBURY TWP (KENVIL, LANDING, 65 84 161 215 LEDGEWOOD, SUCCASSUNA) VICTORY GARDENS 4 6 12 18 WASHINGTON TWP (LONG VALLEY) 5 7 7 16 WHARTON 105 96 277 259 OTHER 4 3 9 7

*Data collected on IFP clients only. Does not include those served through the Office of Temporary Assistance or partner agencies. 9

2017 FINANCIALS

2017 Sources of Income Fundraising 2017 Income Events & Misc. Cash Donations $ 758,374 16% 8% Grants 9% Donated Food Grants $ 436,351 9% 53% Volunteer Time & Travel Fundraising Events & 14% Miscellaneous $ 386,677 8%

Volunteer Time & Travel $ 624,430 14%

Cash Donated Food $ 2,439,935 53% Donations $ 4,645,767 16%

2017 Expenses 2017 Expenses Food $ 2,568 557 53% Food 53% Program $ 1,920,964 40% Program 40% Development / Fundraising $ 216,177 4% Management / Administrative $ 132,248 3% Development 4%

* Mgmt./Admin $ 4,837,946 3% *Includes Depreciation

2017 Sources of Food (Pounds) Purchased Food by Source Community Purchased with 12% Food Bank donated funds 136,773 12% 11% From Community Food Bank (free or small handling fee SFPP 8% only) 120,013 11%

Donated by SFPP State Food public 57% Purchase Program 94,475 8% USDA NJ Department of Agriculture 141,133 12% USDA 12% Donated by public 642,459 57%

1,134,853

With thanks to our donors….

$50,000+ Lexus of Route 10 Ms. Patricia Koyce County of Morris Macy's/Bloomingdale's Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lake Edmond N. & Virginia H. Moriarty Margaret A. Darrin Charitable Trust Lakeland Bank-Oak Ridge Foundation McGuinn Family Foundation Barbara and Stephen Limauro Impact 100 Garden State Meerwarth Family Foundation Trust Mr. & Mrs. Edward McGuire Spence & Lily Mehl MetLife Investments $20,000-$49,999 New Jersey Natural Gas Mrs. Katherine Mitros Appaloosa Management, L.P. North Jersey Development Group New Jersey Association for Justice F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Novartis Nancy A. Niemann GAF The Pierson Family Foundation, Inc. NJ Association of Legal The MacDonald Family Presbyterian Church in Morristown Administrators Moretrench Robert Mills Foundation North American Sales/Maersk Line Mushett Family Foundation, Inc. Darshan Wariabharaj Mr. and Mrs. Donn Norton OdysseyRe Foundation Ms. Margaret Wells Notre Dame of Mt. Carmel Church Pfizer Mr. & Mrs. Michael Whiting Mary Oliver Willis Towers Watson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Olivo, Jr. $10,000-$19,999 Beth and Kevin Paul Bayer Corporation $2,000-$4,999 PBF Energy Church of Christ the King 3M Foundation Bradley M. Pettengill Corwin Family Foundation AT&T Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Gannett Foundation Nina and Harsh Bansal Program Gary's Wine & Marketplae BASF Corporation Pinch Brook Ladies Golf League Kings Food Markets, Parsippany Bayer HealthCare Gene and Wendy Potkay L.A.W. Foundation Mary and Charles Becht, IV Power Hawk Technologies, Inc. Lillian Schenck Fund Berlamino Family Presbyterian Church of Madison MetLife Foundation Mr. & Mrs. William Blanchard Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts The Mosteller Family Michelle & James Bowman Ms. Christine F. Rachalis The Raymaker Family Mary and Lance Cassak Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Ramsey Jacke and Hank Schram The Charles L. Read Foundation In Memory of Susan Gordon Stop & Shop Supermarket The Chatham United Methodist Rotary Club of Hanover / Whippany The Supron Family Church Rotary Club of Morris Plains TJX Companies Inc. Citrin Cooperman & Co., LLP Rotary Club of Morristown Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cook Rutgers North Jersey Orthopaedic Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Wiet Mr. Art & Ann Corwin Institute William E. Simon Foundation Bobbi Cox Ms. June Sambrowski and Mr. Jim Willis & Nancy King Foundation Mr. Matthew Davis Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wood Mr. & Mrs. Michael Denton Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sample Mr. & Mrs. William DeVizio Barbara and Val Schuszler $5,000-$9,999 Alvin and Linda Dietz Family Fund of Karen & Bruce Seidmon Affinity Federal Credit Union the CFNJ Mr. Mark Shearman and Ms. Linda Foundation DolCas Biotech, LLC Bohrer Atlantic Health System The Duch Family Fund of CFNJ Solix, Inc. Britcher, Leone LLC ExxonMobil Foundation Spring Brook Country Club Catholic Human Services Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Igor Fastov St. Virgil Parish Chubb Mr. and Mrs. Wilfredo Fernandez Mr. Andrew Stackhouse Church of the Assumption BVM Hilltop Presbyterian Church Mr. Robert Stock Ms. Patricia J. Elmi Graham Curtin, PA Ms. Kathryn Surmay Nancye and Robert Falzon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilmartin Ms. Margaret M. Taylor Ferring Pharmaceuticals Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hallberg Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Umbriac First Energy Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Allen C.Hamilton The Virginia Metzler Family Mr. & Mrs. Kim Foley Mr. Ezra R. Harris and Ms. Glynnis Charitable Foundation Foundation of Northern Jersey, Inc. Patterson Luke Walsh Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Ms. Nancy Henseler David Yoder Chris Harwell Irish American Association of Cheryl & Paul Zelenty The Heller Foundation Northwest NJ Zitter Health Insights Diane Hertzig Mr. and Mrs. Matthew James Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hohman The John Bickford Foundation $1,000-$1,999 Investors Bank Junior League of Morristown Mr. and Mrs. Mazher Ahmad The Employees of JCP&L Mr. & Mrs. Francis Kelly Akhoury Foundation Inc. Johnson & Johnson Kings Food Market - Mendham Virginia and Robert Angilello 11

The Jinks Family Friends of Donnie Farrell, III $1,000-$1,999 (Cont’d) Ms. Ellen Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Stanton Paul Archbold Paul & Kathryn Ms. Margaret Stone Atlantic Stewardship Bank Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kervandjian Stop & Shop - Morris Plains Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Mr. Joseph Korkuch Mr. & Mrs. Roman Streitberger Avison Young Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kron Summit Junior Fortnightly Club Ayco Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jon Kubisky Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Szlosek Karen and John Beierle Betty and Tom Lade The Sebiri Giving Account Fund Bell Environmental Services Mr. and Mrs. Marc Lebowitz Thomas & Annette Dircks Foundation Birchwood Manor, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Leissing Ms. Joan Thuebel Christine and Peter Birnbaum Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lesczynski Ms. Lori Torell Michele Blackwood Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Luing Mr. Thomas Travers BNY Mellon Community Partnership Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mangravite Trinity Lutheran Church Adrianne and Brian Boutin Paula and Bill Marino Mrs. Carmen Twyman Brookside Community Church Markel Corporation Verizon Andrea & David Capra Linda Matula Verizon Foundation Ms. Lynda Carpenito Ms. Susan McArdle Viju, Inc. Ms. Robin Carroll Mann Ilana & Pat McGuinn Ms. Mary Elaine Vincent Chang Tsi & Partners The MCJ Amelior Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wagner Ms. Theresa Christie Mr. & Mrs. Steve McLaud Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh Amy & Kevin Covert Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mitchell Wawa Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brian Delle Donne Sue & Joe Monico Ms. Lisa Whipkey Mr. and Mrs. Dick Deskovick Mr. Roy Morance Ms. Angela Whitfield Mr. Adam Dick Morris County Chamber of Commerce Mr. Steve Frankel and Ms. Fay Andrew and Karen Dietz MCREA Widdowson Mrs. Jane Donegan Morristown Unitarian Fellowship Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Wood Mr. and Mrs. Jack Douma Francois and Micheline Nader Dr. & Mrs. Barry Zitomer Ms. Noreen Drucker Nestle Health Science Demitri Zoubroulis Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Mr. Jeffrey Neuman and Ms. Cynthia Foundation Wachtell $500-$999 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dupree Normandy Real Estate Partners Calvary Presbyterian Church E. Drew Britcher, P.C. Mr. James Noser Mr. Marc Spiotta Mr. & Mrs. John Eade Linda & Anthony Pacchiano Ms. Daria Goginsky Ernst & Young Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palla Mr. & Mrs. Keith Eriksen Mr. Alberto Errico Barbara and Dino Petrakis Weis Market Paul J. Ferdenzi Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Picciochi Bonnie Srygley Ms. Elizabeth Ferrick Diana Forand-Pike and Eric Pike Jennifer Harper First Baptist Church Morristown Ms. Margaret Pinelli Lynn Abels & Steven Lerit Ms. Mary Flynn Mr. Trent Pines ADP - Florham Park Mr. Charles Forsythe and Ms. Heather Presbyterian Church of Morris Plains ADP - Parsippany Molnar PwC Florham Park Ambler & Reuter Family Fund Dr. Jory Magidson and Ms. Caren Mr. and Mrs. James Putman Mark Anderson Frankel RBC Wealth Management Linda Aragona Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Mr. & Mrs. Larry Riback Patrice and Edward Aussem Mr. & Mrs Daniel Furlong Dawn & Keith Richardson Axis Pointe Mr. and Mrs. Michael Georgaros Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richton Ms. Sophia & Marnie Aznar Mr. & Mrs. Walter Glynn Robert E. Weger Family Dental Care Mary Baker Mr. John Goginsky & Dr. Alesia M. Rotary Club of Madison Ballantine Properties LLC Goginsky Mr. & Mrs. Frank Ruggiero Shelia Barboza Tobi and George Goldman Ruth and Jack Glantz Family Julie Baron Mr. & Mrs. Brian Habib Foundation, Inc. Frank Barra Ms. Catherine Harvey Samsung Electronics North America Leanna and Jeffrey Bashe Mr. and Mrs. Hans Heinsen Sanofi-Aventis BD/ Social Investing Program Hildale Park Presbyterian Church Ms. Suzanne Scott Terry Bowling Honeywell Law Department Connie Seligman Michele Bowman IronFit Training / Personal Training of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Serrano Jennifer and Alan Brazil Short Hills, LLC Sompo International Virginia and Kevin P. Brennan Mr. Christopher Ivaniski Dana E. Spangher Crary and Geoffrey Brooks J.D. Power Mr. and Mrs. Peter Speer Ezra Buchwald Brian Jenkinson St. Matthew the Apostle Parish Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burney 12

$500-$999 (Cont’d) Robert J. Karasiewicz and Patricia R. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Pilrun Richard Burrow De La Fuente Mr. and Mrs. Seth D Pinsky Linda L. and Cathryn Busovsky Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly Lynne Pi-Sunyer Mr. Ted Bustany Peggy and Paul Kepple Presbyterian Church of Chatham Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Byrne Kevin Kesby Township Neil and Mary Cavuto Kings Food Market - Chatham Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Prescott Chatham Kiwanis Club Linda & Jack Kirby PSEG Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Christie Mr. Wade H. O. Kirby The Raffiani Family Foundation Chrysalis Pharma Partners Kiwanis Club of Randolph Township Mr. Joel Ramich Donald Chu The Koehler Grieco Family Fund Reed Family Foundation Michael Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Ron Lacey Robin & Jason Rees Colgate-Palmolive Company Lanca Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Peter Reilly Mr. Daniel Collins and Ms. Christine Laser & Skin Institute Resurrection Parish Conti-Collins Leadership Morris Rich Rezek Mr. & Mrs. Robert Conte Mr. Bryant Lee Gwendolyn Rippey Ms. Nicole Coughlin Charlotte Lee Mrs. June Robinson Mr. Bruce Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lepore Mr. & Mrs. Mark Robinson Cub Scout Pack 125 Ms. Lauren Limauro and Mr. Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rocco Datacor, Inc. Richton Ms. Rebecca Rosheim Delbarton School Mr. Robert W. Lonon, Jr. Rotary Club of Pequannock Valley Dr. and Mrs. William Diehl Mr. Robert Luongo S. Rubenstein Family Foundation Ms. Sharon Diprimo Clint Maddox Mr. & Mrs. Roger Schorr Mr. Daniel J. Dinubila Mr. and Mrs. Tom Maier Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Sciglitano Ashley Doyle Mandelbaum Salsburg P.C. Mr. Stephen Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eckhard Maureen Marlin Mr. Michael Shoblock EcolSciences, Inc. Fiona & Steven Matthews ShopRite of Greater Morristown Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Evanko William T. & Cynthia S. Matthews Mr. Richard Simon and Ms. Thu Thai Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Fallek Karen Mazowiecki Ms. Barbara Small Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fetherston Ms. Eileen McCaffrey Schuman Mr. David J. Smith Mr. Michael Fichter Mr. & Mrs. James McGranes Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Smith & Anita Fickensberger The Merck Foundation Family First Presbyterian Church of East Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mercurio Mr. Scott Snyder Hanover Meyco Products, Inc. Mr. Craig Sofio Sarah & Frank Flaherty Anne & William Meyer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Somberg Franklin Mutual Insurance Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Miccolis Meg Sosnow Fross Zelnick Lehrman & Zissu PC Microsoft Corporation Margery StJohn Mark & Kimberly Gavagan Leslie A. Mills St. Jude Church Mr. Joseph Gazdalski Ms. Patricia Mitchell St. Mark's Episcopal Church Geico Philanthropic Foundation Ms. Sarah Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stein Anonymous Donor Molinare Dental Group Mr. Lucas Stelling Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Gibson Mondelez International Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James Stewart Mr. Peter Giglio Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moody Strong Consulting Ms. Mary Ann Glennon Moody's Foundation-Matching Gift Mr. Joe Sukola and Ms. Mary Gorse Grace Lutheran Church Program Mr. and Mrs. Peter Supron Greater Morristown YMCA Morris Township PBA 133 T&E Industries Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Greene Morristown Municipal Airport Kim I. Tallau H. Herbert Myers Memorial Mr. Michael Mullen Temptime Corp Foundation NJ Bariatric Institute The Chalker Family Charitable Fund The Hagelin Family Mr. Michael Obremski The Oxford Group Appraisal Bev and Russ Hall Ms. Susan O'Brien Management Mr. Josh Hankes Mr. & Mrs. Gerald B. O'Connor The Thomas & Sarah MacMahon Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hoeflin Aileen O'Donovan Family Charitable Foundation Dr. Walter Hong and Dr. Irene Kim Ms. Mary Okarma Tiffany and Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston Mr. Craig Osberg Time Warner Foundation - Warner Mr. and Mrs. John Hyland Mahesh Padmanabhan Brothers Entertainment JCP&L, A FirstEnergy Co.- Boonton Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Palermo UBS Community Affairs & Corporate JCP&L, A FirstEnergy Co. - Summit Dr. Katharine T. Palla Responsibility JET-CARE International Mr. & Mrs. George Patterson United Health Group Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones Mr. George Perkins United Parcel Service Ms. Mary Petti Ms. Ann Marie Van Geuns 13

$500-$999 (Cont’d) Crane Farm St. Thomas Moore Church Raceh Vario Cub Scout Pack 125 St. Virgil Parish Village Supermarket, Inc. & Cub Scouts Pack #142 Stop & Shop - Madison Subsidiaries Morristown Antique Center Suburban Propane LP Walmart Hilltop Presbyterian Church Swiss Chalet Bakery Ms. Karen Walsh Good Shepherd Lutheran Church The Artistic Academy of Hair Design Mrs. Mary Ann Wary Greater Morristown YMCA Torey J. Sabatini Elementary School Mr. Richard A. Webber and Ms. Grow It Green Morristown Township of Morris - Senior Citizens Tanya D. Holcomb Bev and Russ Hall Club Mr. and Mrs. John Witkowski Hildale Park Presbyterian Church Trinity Lutheran Church Mr. Harry Woods, Jr. Holy Trinity Orthodox Church VT SEVA Ms. Tamar L. Wyschogrod and Mr. Homeless Solutions Walmart David M. Cooper Impact 4 Good Washington Avenue School Parimala Yelimeli International Marketing Weis Market Mr. Gary Zanfagna and Ms. Linda J.M. Rodgers Company Inc. Whippany Park High School Habgood Sue Katzenberger Kings Food Market - Bernardsville 500-999 Food Donors (in pounds) Kings Food Market - Boonton Academy of St. Elizabeth 20,000+ Kings Food Market - Chatham Acme - Oakridge Acme Market - Morris Plains Kings Food Market - Florham Park Acme Markets Alstede Farms Kings Food Market - Mendham Apple Montessori School Kings Food Markets Corporate Office Kitchell Memorial Presbyterian Atlantic Health System Kings Food Markets - Morristown Church BMW of Morristown Notre Dame of Mt. Carmel Church Mendham High School Boy Scout Troop 109 Pepperidge Farm Inc. MetLife Investments Briarcliff Middle School ShopRite of Greater Morristown Mondelez International Brightview Landscape Stop & Shop - Morris Plains Montville Unico / Turkeys 4 U Brookside Community Church Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Moretrench Mr. & Mrs. Peter Carolan Morris Co. Park Commission Century Electric Inc. 10,000-19,999 Community Garden Christ Church BJ'S Wholesale Club #048 Morris Plains Community Garden The Church of St. Lawrence the Wagner Farm Arboretum-Giving Morris United Soccer Club Martyr Garden Mount Arlington Alumni Association Church of the Redeemer North Central Jersey Association of Mr. Ron Ciampi 5,000-9,999 Realtors Collinsville Fire Company LocalShare Our Lady of Mercy R.C. Church Community Garden @ValleVue ShopRite-Parsippany Parks Farms, LLC Preserve St. Hubert's Parsippany Hills High School Delbarton School Union Hill Farms PBA 43 Drew University United Parcel Service The Peck School Dun & Bradstreet Pfizer Fairleigh Dickinson University 1,000-4,999 Pi Theta Omega Chapter of Alpha Fortune Builders Associated Construction Contractors Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Mr.& Mrs. Phil Fortune of NJ Pinnacle Food Corp. Ms. Sandra Gibson Assumption School Presbyterian Church in Morristown Gill St. Bernard's School AVIS Budget Group Presbyterian Church of Chatham Hanover Township Board of BASF Corporation Township Education Boy Scout Troop 112 - National Presbyterian Church of Madison JET-CARE International Guard PwC Florham Park Jewish Relief Agency Boy Scout Troop 25 Randolph High School Leadership Morris Brightest Star School of Performing Randolph Middle School Shalom Lubin Arts Realogy Madison Area YMCA Calvary Presbyterian Church The Red Oaks School Madison High School Campbell's Rockaway Valley School Magnovo Training Group Chatham High School Rockaway Valley United Methodist Mars Incorporated Chatham Pack 24 Church McCann Managed Markets Church of Christ the King ShopRite-Chatham Mendham Township Elementary Church of the Assumption BVM St. Andrew Greek Orthodox Church School Corwin Family Foundation St. Mark's Episcopal Church Morris Area Freewheelers Foundation County of Morris - Dept. of Aging St. Matthew the Apostle Parish Morris Catholic High School 14

MCREA Presbyterian Church of Morris Plains Friends of Donnie Farrell, III 500-999 (Cont’d) Primrose School Michele & Bob Sudol Morris Habitat for Humanity Roxbury High School United Methodist Church in Madison Morris Plains Cooperative Nursery Salem Drive School Universal Yums School ShopRite of Chester USXL Morristown Medical Ctr - Ambulatory Ms. Irene Sickles The Vineyard Community Church Surgical Center Siemens Industry Zitter Health Insights Morristown Unitarian Fellowship Solix, Inc. Mountain Lakes Drive Somerset County Food Bank New Jersey Natural Gas St. Margaret's Church Kate, Erin, Kelly O'Neill St. Mark Lutheran Church Parsippany High School St. Paul's Episcopal Church in John Paxos Chatham

Please note that every attempt has been made to recognize the generous support of our donors. We apologize for any errors. If you feel that your name should appear on this list or if it appears incorrectly, please contact us at 973-538-8049 or email [email protected] and we will make every effort to correct the error.

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A B O U T U S

The Interfaith Food Pantry is a non-denominational, non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization helping families make ends meet by supplementing their monthly groceries in times of need. Established in 1994, the Interfaith Food Pantry was formed when a group from four local houses of worship decided to address the growing issue of hunger by consolidating their food assistance programs. The objective was to create a central collection and distribution center in Morristown. Today we have two locations, our Main Pantry and Resource Center located at 2 Executive Drive, Morris Plains and our Satellite Pantry located at 190 Speedwell

Avenue, Morristown. Our Federal tax-exempt # is 22-3618468.

2017 Staff

Rosemary Gilmartin – Executive Director Erin Long – Program Associate/Garden Manager Carolyn Lake – Associate Director Doug McMahon – Volunteer Coordinator Phil Alcock – Warehouse Assistant * Meg Manbretti – Office Manager Tony Aviles – Asst. Warehouse Manager Patrick Mitchell – Mobile Pantry & Warehouse Asst. David Bean – Asst. Food & Facilities Manager Julia Murtha – Special Events Assistant* Sandra Benedict – Director of Development German Ortiz – Client Services Asst./Reception Joanne Rinaldi Brashier – Comm. Relations & Wendy Potkay – Business Manager* Development Associate Jessica Revolorio – Client Outreach Coordinator Katy Galton – Healthy Choice Coordinator* Val Schuszler – Warehouse Assistant* Diana Garcia – Client Services Associate* Bill Zackoff – Food & Facilities Manager Liliana Herrera – Client Services Manager Denise Hurtado-Valdez – Client Services Associate * part time employees Bob Johnson – Warehouse Assistant*

2017 Board of Trustees Greg Supron, President–Community Volunteer Tim Lockwood – Wegmans Chris MacDonald, Vice President–Community Volunteer Patrick McGuinn-Drew University Stuart Wiet, Treasurer-Community Volunteer Guy Raymaker-PwC Tracey Polifka, Secretary-Solix, Inc. Bruce Seidmon, Cambridge Property Group Russ Hall, President Emeritus-Community Volunteer Rosemary Gilmartin-Executive Director John Eade – Argus Research Group, Inc.

2017 Corporate Advisory Council AJ Andrews – MetLife Carolyn Lake – Interfaith Food Pantry Sandra Benedict – Interfaith Food Pantry Christine MacDonald – IFP Board of Trustees Kay Birkholt – Pfizer Tracey Polifka – Solix, Inc. Christine Birnbaum – NYLIM (Retired) Sharon Prince – Consultant Tom Bontempo – J.D. Power Dana Spangher – Willis Towers Watson Kim Castellucci – Daiichi Sankyo Brian Stellingwerf – Willis Towers Watson Jim Falk – Ernst & Young Elaine Vincent – JPC&L/FirstEnergy Maryann Klejmont – Kings Food Markets Krista VanEmberg – MetLife