2017 FEEDING AMERICA ANNUAL REPORT

A HUNGER FOR A BRIGHTER TOMORROW

CONTENTS

MEET AILEEN...... 3

IMPACT ...... 4

FINANCIALS ...... 16

SUPPORTERS ...... 19

LEADERSHIP ...... 40

We helped provide 4.2 billion meals to people facing hunger.

2017 FEEDING AMERICA ANNUAL REPORT 2 MEET AILEEN

Aileen is 7 years old and lives with her mom, dad and brother in Goleta, California. Her dad is a painter who is typically on the job six days a week—from sunup to sundown. However, some days he works all day and into the night. “Sometimes when my whole family is asleep, my dad is still working,” Aileen says.

Despite the sacrifices her dad makes, it’s tough for Aileen’s family to afford everything they need. In the past, they had to choose between paying for the lights, medical expenses and food. Aileen would ask for a glass of milk, and her dad would 1 in 6 children in have to tell her that she couldn’t have any—knowing that they America struggles just couldn’t afford it. with hunger.

Thankfully, they don’t have to make as many tough choices . anymore. At Aileen’s school, they receive groceries from a food pantry served by a Feeding America food bank. The food pantry offers them healthy food, including Aileen’s favorites—apples, carrots and milk.

Aileen’s dad believes that the food pantry is helping him invest in a brighter tomorrow for his children. He wants his daughter . to have the chance to graduate college and have a stable career. “Without [the food pantry], I don’t know how we would make it,” he says. “I think the future is going to be better.”

Watch Aileen’s story.

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Feeding America fights hunger through a multi-faceted approach. We are committed to helping provide meals, mobilizing anti-hunger advocates and generating insights and impact that will help us achieve a hunger-free America. Every day, we help connect more people with the nourishment they need to have a healthier and happier future.

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FEEDING AMERICA: HELPING MOBILIZING GENERATING FIGHTING HUNGER PROVIDE ANTI-HUNGER INSIGHTS AND ACROSS THE NUTRITIOUS ADVOCATES IMPACT NATION MEALS

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FEEDING AMERICA: FIGHTING HUNGER ACROSS THE NATION

In every state, Feeding America food banks are on-the-ground providing meals where they are most needed. Together, we serve more than 46 million people in virtually . every county in America each year. Our mission is to feed America’s hungry through a nationwide network of member food banks and engage our country in the fight to end hunger.

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HELPING We helped nourish more MealConnect, a technology platform that enables people than ever before. them to donate surplus food at no cost using any PROVIDE device. As a result of MealConnect and other food This year, we helped provide 4.2 billion meals rescue strategies, we rescued 3.3 billion pounds NUTRITIOUS to people facing hunger. We also expanded of food from going to waste. If it had been thrown our work to include an even greater focus away, this food would have produced roughly the MEALS on preventing food waste and accessing same amount of greenhouse gas emissions as more nutritious food for the people we serve. 170,000 cars in a year. To achieve this, Feeding America worked alongside food banks, helping them enhance their services and accomplish their goals. We helped network members access more fresh produce. We rescued 3.3 billion pounds We rescued more food One of our strategies for obtaining more fruits and of food from going from going to waste. vegetables involves assisting food banks as they to waste. establish regional produce cooperatives across the LEARN MORE Feeding America forged new partnerships country. These facilities enable food banks to pool with emerging retail outlets that sell fresh and their resources so they can access a wider variety prepared foods—including stores, restaurants of high-quality produce at a lower cost. Through and hotels. We made it easier for these this model and other impactful produce strategies, SPECIAL THANKS TO businesses to prevent food waste by launching we distributed 1.3 billion pounds of fresh fruits and Cargill, The Walt Disney Company, General Mills, Great American Milk Drive, Morgan Stanley, vegetables to people facing hunger. Nationwide Foundation, Starbucks Coffee Company and Walmart.

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HELPING PROVIDE NUTRITIOUS MEALS

We distributed a record FEEDING FAMILIES $56 million in grants to Initiatives that alleviate . hunger for children, seniors food banks. and low-income families

These funds, available exclusively to network members, helped food banks invest in general $14.5M operations, access more food, establish or grow impactful meal programs and reach . new milestones in the fight against hunger . FOOD RESCUE in their communities. Food rescue initiatives, . $23.8M including programs that . prevent food waste at . retail locations and rescue . fresh produce FLEXIBLE FUNDING $13.9M Funds that enable food banks to invest in areas of high need and high potential $4.5M CAPACITY BUILDING Investments in research and . nutrition initiatives, capacity-. building for food pantries . and network improvement

SPECIAL THANKS TO

Laura and John Arnold Cargill The Walt Disney Company General Mills, Inc. The Kraft Heinz Company . Morgan Stanley Subway Foundation Caterpillar Foundation Enterprise Rent-A-Car HSBC Bank USA N.A. & The Kraft Heinz Company Nationwide Foundation Walmart and the . Foundation Bank of America Charitable Conagra Brands and the . Foundation Hunger Is/The Albertsons Omni Hotels and Resorts Walmart Foundation Foundation Margaret A. Cargill Conagra Brands Foundation Food Lion LLC and Food Lion Companies Foundation PepsiCo BJ’s Charitable Foundation Feeds Charitable Foundation Philanthropies Costco Wholesale Corp. Joy in Childhood Foundation Red Nose Day Fund Campbell Soup Company The French’s Food Company MilkPEP/Great American . Darden Foundation Kellogg Company Milk Drive Starbucks Coffee Company 2017 FEEDING AMERICA ANNUAL REPORT 7 IMPACT

MOBILIZING We advanced policies Our collaboration with thought leaders in that help alleviate hunger. government and agriculture helps shape ANTI- federal policy and connect food banks with Feeding America builds relationships with key influencers in the food rescue movement. HUNGER lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to advocate We led discussions on food waste and for change. Our policy recommendations are hunger alongside other top organizations ADVOCATES informed by our unparalleled research and the at key events including a House Agriculture real experiences of leaders across the network Committee Roundtable on Food Waste who understand the challenges and needs of Reduction, The 2017 AgVocacy Forum and struggling households. Agri-pulse’s Farm Bill Summit.

At the federal level this year, we testified before At the local level, food banks and food the House Agriculture Nutrition Subcommittee pantries advocate to end hunger in their With our support, to advocate for federal nutrition programs. We communities. Feeding America develops advocates took more than also fought for increased government funding training programs and resources for network 100K actions to promote for TEFAP (The Emergency Food Assistance members, strengthening their voices as they Program), which provides millions of meals to speak up for struggling families. We also hunger-relief policies. food banks. Following these efforts, Congress engage the public in the fight against hunger, passed a funding bill that included more than providing resources that help people reach $25 million in additional TEFAP funding. out to their representatives and take a stand for households facing hunger.

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MOBILIZING ANTI-HUNGER ADVOCATES

We made hunger impossible to ignore through creative campaigns.

Hunger Action Month. In September, Feeding Summer Hunger Campaign. When schools close their America launched Hunger Action Month™ to doors for the summer, millions of children who qualify . mobilize the public to take action on behalf of for free or reduced-price school meals must suddenly . struggling families. An empty plate served as a go without. This year, Feeding America launched a multi- powerful icon of the campaign, demonstrating faceted summer hunger campaign to spark a national the challenges facing people at risk of hunger conversation about kids in need across the country. We and the ways that the public can help. Throughout partnered with Scholastic and Conagra Brands Foundation Hunger Action Month, thousands of Feeding to develop the Hungry to Help project, offering resources America supporters—including celebrities, for families and teachers to educate children about hunger nonprofits, companies, politicians and people . and empathy. We also teamed up with Facebook Creative like you—shared their dedication to hunger-relief Shop, sending a little ice cream truck across the country to on social media. The campaign garnered nearly raise awareness of child hunger and highlight the work of 500 million impressions and engaged the nation food banks along the way via Facebook Live. The summer in the fight to end hunger. hunger campaign garnered more than 388 million press impressions and over 15 million online video views. We . will leverage these strong results to continue driving Thousands supported awareness of hunger in America. Hunger Action Month on social media.

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MOBILIZING ANTI-HUNGER ADVOCATES

We grew support for hunger relief through successful cause marketing campaigns.

Feeding America and our corporate partners launch winning cause marketing campaigns that engage the public in the movement to end hunger. For example, Walmart’s Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign raised a record $19.8 million this year by combining donations from Walmart and Discover with donations from customers and five Walmart suppliers: Campbell Soup Company, General Mills, Kellogg Company, The Kraft Heinz Company and PepsiCo. This campaign and many others raise awareness and support for people facing hunger through in-store and online promotion and a variety of media channels.

Nearly Nearly 1 Million Over 10 Million Over 100K 100% of Network 3 Million Tees Social Actions Red Noses Volunteer Hours Food Banks sold by BoxLunch in support helped French’s increase sold for Red Nose Day from Bank of America Community benefited from Walmart’s of its Get Some. Give Back. awareness of hunger and in 2016 Volunteer employees to fight Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign to benefit raise 10 million meals for hunger and promote the impact campaign Feeding America Feeding America of the Give A Meal program

5 Million Mealtime 60K Starbucks More Than Nearly 2K One 24-Hour Products Power Lunches 50 Million General Mills Crate & Barrel Subway® Campaign sold by Cheeky to donated in one week Packages Employees resulted in Feeding America’s support Feeding America’s to benefit local featured Big Machine donated to the company’s single largest meal mission food banks Label Group artist Thomas holiday campaign donation day Rhett during the Outnumber to fight hunger Hunger campaign

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GENERATING We worked to improve health Feeding America is fighting hunger and outcomes for people struggling promoting health, and serves as a one-. INSIGHTS with hunger. stop-shop for healthy recipes, educational resources and programmatic materials for . AND IMPACT Research demonstrates that hunger and health the public and professionals alike. are connected. People who face hunger also face a disproportionately high risk of diet- Feeding America also built on the . related diseases, such as diabetes. This year, findings of our “nudges” research. Last . We launched Feeding America made significant progress year, we partnered with Cornell University . HungerandHealth.org toward completing a research trial to better on a research project that determined that to engage understand how food banks can help people “nudge” interventions such as signage and people living with diabetes. We anticipate publishing the product placement helped increase selection interested results in late 2017. We also started two diabetes of healthy options at food pantries. We in hunger, prevention projects to learn how food bank integrated the research results into our partnerships with healthcare and community work this year in two key ways. We helped nutrition organizations can improve health outcomes for introduce nudges at more food pantries to and health. the people we serve. encourage the people we serve to select . more nutritious foods. We also developed . Additionally, we launched HungerandHealth.org . new technology partnerships to begin LEARN MORE to help people learn about and respond to researching how food banks can nudge . hunger and health issues in their communities. food pantry managers to order more SPECIAL THANKS TO The website includes an overview of how nutritious food. Laura and John Arnold Foundation and Cargill.

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GENERATING INSIGHTS AND IMPACT

We conducted research to We also made significant progress on our Service better understand the face Insights Initiative, a project that will provide of hunger in America. network food banks with a guiding framework for how to responsibly and effectively collect In partnership with the Urban Institute, data from the people they serve to improve their Feeding America released Bringing Teens to offerings. This year we successfully tested a draft the Table and Impossible Choices: Teens and version of the framework with a diverse group of Food Insecurity in America. These studies food banks. Once finalized, the guiding framework investigated the often-overlooked topic of . will encourage more food banks to invest in data- teen hunger, highlighting the stigma and . gathering technologies that will help them better shame experienced by teens facing hunger . understand and serve their communities. and revealing the adult responsibilities they often assume to secure meals for their families.

In May, we published Map the Meal Gap 2017, the only study that provides food insecurity Discover what and county food cost estimates for every hunger looks like county and congressional district across the in your community. country. Now in its seventh edition, the analysis determined that no county is free of food LEARN MORE insecurity. Additionally, people facing hunger are finding it even more difficult to afford SPECIAL THANKS TO enough food for their families. The Howard G. Buffett Foundation, Conagra Brands Foundation and Nielsen.

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GENERATING INSIGHTS AND IMPACT

We worked hard to maximize our impact on people and communities in need.

Serving Seniors. There are 5.4 million seniors distributions at VA Medical Centers, food banks struggling with hunger across our country. As the have already served more than 6,300 people leading provider of meals to older Americans, we through this initiative. demonstrated our commitment to reaching even more seniors in need through developing and Feeding Children. Kids need nutritious food to launching a new senior hunger strategy. By 2025, learn and grow, yet 1 in 6 children in America faces our goal is to reach every senior struggling with hunger. The Feeding America network nourishes hunger in America by increasing awareness of 12 million children each year—more than any other senior hunger, enhancing access to meals and domestic hunger-relief organization. This year, we services and providing appropriate interventions awarded millions in child hunger grants to network that help older Americans stay healthy and strong. members to enhance their child hunger strategies and programs. As part of the Conagra Child Hunger Reaching Veterans. Many people who have Corps, we also deployed the sixth cohort of Corps served our nation face hunger as they struggle members to food banks to grow their child hunger to negotiate the complex stages of military life. programs. Feeding America helped provide meals Recognizing these challenges, Feeding America and snacks where children gather and at times established a partnership with the U.S. Department when they are most in need through a variety of

SPECIAL THANKS TO of Veterans Affairs (VA) to reach more veterans. impactful initiatives. The Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation, By establishing food pantries or scheduling food HSBC Bank USA N.A., Joy in Childhood Foundation and the Red Nose Day Fund.

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GENERATING INSIGHTS AND IMPACT

Alleviating Summer Hunger. Many children including health, housing and financial security. They and families may struggle with the pain of also engaged in a leadership development program hunger during the summer, when free or called Fuel, Engage, Empower, Drive (FEED) to help reduced-price school meals are not available. them carry out their plans and manage the challenges Feeding America supports food banks that often accompany efforts to make lasting and working to end summer hunger in their effective change. communities. We helped network members enhance their summer programs by offering Increasing SNAP Access. The Supplemental Nutrition more nutritious foods, developing unique Assistance Program (SNAP) and other anti-hunger partnerships and sharing insights broadly . programs play a critical role in nourishing households with other food banks. facing hunger. Feeding America helped increase access to SNAP benefits through the Online SNAP Referral Supporting Communities. Collaborating for Program and the SNAP Application Assistance program. We enabled Clients, Feeding America’s collective impact The Online SNAP Referral Program used web-based initiative, is helping us understand how food search ads to connect potential SNAP applicants 225 million meals banks and community partners can work with application assistance, leading to 15,000 SNAP through the together to make measurable progress applications and approximately 11 million meals. By SNAP Application toward a shared community vision. The five helping food banks learn from each other and improve Assistance food banks participating in this initiative their work, the SNAP Application Assistance program program. have strengthened and built on their work, enabled more than 225 million meals—35 million more deepening partnerships and refining strategies than the previous year. for improving their communities in areas LEARN MORE SPECIAL THANKS TO the Walmart Foundation.

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GENERATING INSIGHTS AND IMPACT

We made significant progress In phase two, we studied programs on developing our strategy designed to increase household for ending hunger. resources and explored the experiences of working families. This included Feeding America is committed to not . interviewing families we hope to serve only helping provide meals today, but also and further consulting experts across decreasing the need for meals tomorrow. . the country. We learned more about the This year, we completed two of the three barriers to families earning sufficient phases mapped out for crafting an “ending incomes and how to help them weather hunger” strategy. financial shocks. We also learned more about services that many network In phase one, we studied the problem . members are offering in addition to food of hunger to develop an even deeper distribution, including providing housing understanding of the issue and identify areas . assistance and job training. of opportunity. To do this, we consulted experts, reviewed research and dove into data. After many months of exploration, . We will continue We also researched hundreds of population we are increasingly confident in our solving hunger today segments, considering how Feeding America ability to help set working families . for families in need could help end hunger for each one. Through on a path to self-sufficiency. We have . while also seeking to our efforts, we were able to narrow our initial gained helpful insights from our end hunger tomorrow. focus to helping working families with children Collaborating for Clients initiative and increase their assets and income. through reaching key milestones in our strategy development process.

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Feeding America responsibly stewards the funds we receive from caring people dedicated to ending hunger. We channel the charitable contributions from our supporters to programs that feed people in need across the country.

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FINANCIAL FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT HIGHLIGHTS

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FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT

Feeding America had total public support and revenue of approximately $2.8 billion and operating expenses of approximately $2.7 billion in fiscal year 2017. We invested 98% of all donations raised directly into programs and services that serve people in need.

98.76% PROGRAM SERVICES TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES 96.28% 91.97% FOOD PROCUREMENT DONATED GOODS AND SERVICES 1.94% MEMBER SERVICES 5.36% FUNDRAISING 1.24% 0.20% TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES PUBLIC AWARENESS 2.38% AND EDUCATION FOOD PROCUREMENT REVENUE 0.15% PROGRAMS 0.29% OTHER REVENUE 0.12% RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS 0.07% POLICY AND ADVOCACY

SUPPORTING SERVICES 0.94% FUND DEVELOPMENT 0.30% REVENUE EXPENSES MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL

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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Statement of Financial Position Statement of Activities

[IN THOUSANDS] ASSETS 2017 2016 OPERATING ACTIVITIES [IN THOUSANDS] Cash $45,683 $40,645 PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE Accounts receivable, net 5,033 5,102 » PUBLIC SUPPORT 2017 2016 Investments 32,659 23,797 Fundraising $148,166 $119,766 Contributions receivable, net 54,459 37,508 Donated goods and services 2,543,586 2,288,551 Notes receivable, net 683 798 TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT 2,691,752 2,408,317 Other assets 768 528 » REVENUE Furniture and equipment, net 5,992 3,450 Food procurement revenue $65,957 $62,762

TOTAL ASSETS $145,277 $111,828 Other revenue 8,070 7,759 TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE $2,765,779 $2,478,838 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 2017 2016 EXPENSES Accounts payable and accrued expenses $12,557 $12,161 » PROGRAM SERVICES 2017 2016 Deferred revenue 1,482 1,016 Member services $53,059 $54,751 Leases payable 1,537 1,833 Food procurement 2,632,594 2,365,556 Other obligations 701 1,052 Public awareness and education 5,552 5,411 TOTAL LIABILITIES 16,277 16,062 Public and advocacy 1,972 1,893 NET ASSETS Programs 4,015 2,609 Unrestricted 35,206 31,794 Research and analysis 3,153 4,391 Temporarily restricted 91,931 62,139 TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES 2,700,345 2,434,611 Permanently restricted 1,863 1,833 » SUPPORTING SERVICES TOTAL NET ASSETS 129,000 95,766 Management and general $8,104 $7,213

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $145,277 $111,828 Fund development 25,884 26,031 TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES 33,988 33,244

TOTAL EXPENSES $2,734,333 $2,467,855 INCREASE IN NET ASSETS AS A RESULT OF OPERATIONS 31,446 10,983 Feeding America’s auditors have expressed an unmodified opinion on our financial statements View our NON-OPERATING ACTIVITIES 2017 2016 for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2017. Those audited Wills and bequests, investment returns and other $1,788 $2,637 financial statements, which are available on financials CHANGES IN NET ASSETS 33,234 13,620 Feeding America’s website, include associated NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR 95,766 82,146 online notes that are essential to understanding the NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $129,000 $95,766 LEARN MORE information presented herein.

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Compassionate individuals, companies and foundations fuel Feeding America’s efforts. Their generosity provides food and hope to people in need, giving them the strength to overcome the challenges they face.

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2017 DONOR HONOR ROLL

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VISIONARY PARTNERS

From July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017, Feeding America Visionary Partners made 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 BRANDS AND Hunger relief is one of the most important areas . The Laura and John Arnold Foundation’s investment . THE CONAGRA BRANDS FOUNDATION of giving and outreach for Albertsons Companies. in the Feeding America network is part of a broad . Conagra Brands and the Conagra Brands . We’re proud to partner with the Feeding America effort to support organizations that use data and Foundation have been working to alleviate hunger network to fight food insecurity. evidence to produce concrete, measurable and lasting for over 20 years. Our efforts positively impact . improvements to society. the lives of millions of people. “Albertsons Companies tirelessly works to feed people in the 2,300+ neighborhoods we serve. This includes “Feeding America does more than provide families “Everybody deserves the right to healthy and donating food to help people in need—enough to with their next meal. It is working to end hunger and nutritious food. Through Conagra’s efforts, including serve 118 million meals in 2016 alone. Giving back to address the root cause of the issue through partnerships food and fund donations, consumer engagement our communities is part of our business model and that are designed to help families achieve a stable and programs and employee volunteerism, people our highest honor.” prosperous future.” have better access to the food they need to thrive and succeed.” Christy Duncan Anderson Josh McGee Executive Director, . Senior Vice President of Results Driven Government, . Robert Rizzo The Albertsons Companies Foundation Laura and John Arnold Foundation Senior Director, Community Investment

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VISIONARY PARTNERS

ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR FOOD LION LLC AND FOOD LION FEEDS GENERAL MILLS, INC. AND FOUNDATION CHARITABLE FOUNDATION GENERAL MILLS FOUNDATION Through 2021, Enterprise’s Fill Your Tank grant . Through Food Lion Feeds, we are creating a better General Mills and the General Mills Foundation work . will provide Feeding America $2.5 million annually . tomorrow by uniting customers and partners to to alleviate hunger and sustainably increase food to help fight hunger among seniors and children. eliminate the choices families are forced to make . security through offering strategic support and when they are hungry. leadership, funding critical hunger-relief programs, “Enterprise Rent-A-Car is woven into the fabric of engaging employee volunteers, providing food the thousands of towns and neighborhoods where “Food Lion Feeds is part of who we are as a company and donations and developing consumer engagement we do business, and food insecurity is an issue in all is something we’re just as passionate about as serving platforms like Outnumber Hunger. of those communities. Many times, hunger is invisible our customers. At Food Lion, we believe no one should to us. We often don’t see the signs that someone might have to choose between dinner and paying rent or “Our role as a longstanding partner and top contributor be food-insecure or think about the ripple effects medicine and buying groceries.” to Feeding America reflects our dedication to alleviating of hunger.” hunger, but also our confidence in Feeding America’s Meg Ham ability to make an impact on people’s lives every day.” Carolyn Kindle Betz President, Food Lion Vice President and Executive Director,. Kim Nelson Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation President, General Mills Foundation; . and Senior Vice President, External Relations, . General Mills, Inc.

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VISIONARY PARTNERS

THE KRAFT HEINZ COMPANY THE KROGER CO. MORGAN STANLEY FOUNDATION The Kraft Heinz Company aims to Grow . Kroger is an industry leader in hunger relief, Morgan Stanley’s generous $24.3 million . a Better World in which no man, woman . sustainability and supporting local communities. . investment, extensive pro bono and volunteer or child struggles with hunger. Their innovative and generous work has received service and innovative Healthy Cities initiative, . national recognition. of which Feeding America is a lead partner, give “The Kraft Heinz Company has a strong legacy of children the healthy start they need for lifelong supporting hunger-relief efforts in the communities “Every day, Kroger’s family of stores works closely with achievement. where our employees live and work. Through Feeding Feeding America and more than 100 local food banks, America, we are increasing access to nutritious food, to bring wholesome, nutritious food to those struggling “Morgan Stanley has a longstanding commitment building food bank capacity to reach more children to put food on their tables. In 2016, our donations of to children’s health and we are proud to provide and seniors and overall raising awareness of this food and funds provided 330 million meals. Feeding nutritious food, one of the fundamentals to a healthy critically important issue. By working together, people is our business and our purpose. We know that start in life, through the impactful programming our we believe we can end hunger in our lifetime.” meals matter.” firm and Feeding America deliver across the U.S.”

Caroline Krajewski Rodney McMullen Joan Steinberg President, The Kraft Heinz Company Foundation Chairman and CEO, The Kroger Co. Global Head of Philanthropy and President, . Morgan Stanley Foundation

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VISIONARY PARTNERS

PEPSICO PUBLIX SAM’S CLUB PepsiCo is helping fight hunger by providing more To date, Publix Super Markets has contributed more . Sam’s Club works with Feeding America and its than 1 billion healthy servings to U.S. families by than 220 million pounds of food to local food banks member food banks to rescue food from stores and 2025. We are donating food, providing grants, through its perishable recovery program. redirect it to families facing hunger. Sam’s Club also volunteering and leading hunger-relief efforts. collaborated with its members to secure 2.5 million “As a food retailer, the single biggest impact we can meals for local Feeding America food banks. “PepsiCo and Feeding America have partnered to make is in food insecurity. We recognize the importance make a difference in the lives of people across the of providing wholesome, quality food to those in need. “Since 2006, Sam’s Club associates and members have country for over thirty years. All of us at PepsiCo Our partnership with Feeding America allows us to serve joined together to fight hunger across the United States. are proud to support domestic hunger relief and our local communities and engage in solutions to help In fiscal year 2017, Sam’s Club donated more than nutrition. Together we are combating food scarcity, end domestic hunger.” 117 million pounds of food to food banks, including which affects the health of our communities.” fresh produce.” Maria Brous Sue Norton Director of Media and Community Relations, Publix Ed Romero Vice President, Global Citizenship and Sustainability Senior Vice President of Fresh, Sam’s Club and Vice President, PepsiCo Foundation

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VISIONARY PARTNERS

STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY TARGET WALMART AND THE WALMART FOUNDATION Starbucks’ mission is to inspire and nurture the For more than a decade, Target has supported . Walmart and the Walmart Foundation are working to human spirit—one person, one cup and one Feeding America and its mission to feed America’s support a sustainable food system that is affordable, neighborhood at a time. Starbucks believes in the hungry. Target is committed to continuing to work healthy, safe and accessible to everyone. importance of building a great, enduring company together to collectively address and contribute to that strikes a balance between profitability and a meaningful change. “Through our collaboration with Feeding America, social conscience. we are able to increase capacity of fresh products, improving the quality and nutrition of food in the “Our commitment—and our partners’ (employees’) charitable meal system, while also reducing food commitment—is to help people in need access the waste in communities across the country. We value nourishing food they need to thrive. We are proud our relationship and ongoing work with Feeding to partner with Feeding America on the FoodShare America, their network of member food banks program, which will provide millions of meals to and food pantries.” people facing hunger.” Kathleen McLaughlin John Kelly Chief Sustainability Officer, Walmart & President, Senior Vice President, Public Affairs, . Walmart Foundation Social Impact and Public Policy

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LEADERSHIP PARTNERS

From July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017, Feeding America Leadership Partners made 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.

ALDI, INC. THE HOWARD G. BUFFETT FOUNDATION ALDI is proud to partner with Feeding America . The Howard G. Buffett Foundation is an integral partner . nationwide to help feed our neighbors in need through . and transformational investor in hunger research, serving . contributions, employee volunteerism and food donations. as the Founding Sponsor of the Map the Meal Gap study.

THE ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY C&S WHOLESALE GROCERS Support from Allstate Insurance Company enables . C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. invests in national child hunger . Feeding America and member food banks to build . initiatives, donates food and funds to local food banks, . capacity and be ready should disaster strike. engages employees and provides disaster relief items.

BANK OF AMERICA CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY Bank of America is helping lead the fight against hunger, . In partnership with Feeding America, Campbell Soup . connecting its resources and people to address food . Company makes real food that matters for life’s moments . insecurity and help advance economic mobility nationwide. and builds strong communities where they have operations.

BIMBO BAKERIES USA CARGILL Giving back to the communities where we live and work . As a global leader in nourishing people for more than . is a shared commitment, nurtured for the long term by . 150 years, Cargill is proud to support Feeding America’s . our associates, consumers and partners. food security and nutrition programs that help millions . of people thrive.

BJ’S CHARITABLE FOUNDATION MARGARET A. CARGILL PHILANTHROPIES BJ’s Charitable Foundation is honored to invest . In partnership with Feeding America, Margaret A. Cargill . $1 million in Feeding America to nourish communities . Philanthropies supports work in disaster preparedness, . and help families thrive by providing access to fresh, . relief and recovery with emphasis on communities prone . nutritious food. to low-attention disasters.

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SUPPORTERS

LEADERSHIP PARTNERS

COSTCO WHOLESALE CORP. THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY In alignment with Costco’s support for children and health/. Disney is committed to creating healthier generations by . human services, Costco invests in Feeding America’s local . providing nutritious foods, including fruits and vegetables, . member food banks to help feed neighbors in need. to kids and families in need through Feeding America’s .

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DANONEWAVE FLOWERS FOODS DanoneWave—a new business unit of Danone which . Through its bakeries, Flowers Foods donates bread and . unites long-time Feeding America partners The WhiteWave . other bakery foods to Feeding America, helping families . Foods Company and The Dannon Company—collectively . and children who are hungry. donated over $70 million through cash and in-kind donations.

DARDEN FOUNDATION THE FRENCH’S FOOD COMPANY LLC The Darden Foundation’s investment impacts nearly all . In the second year of their We Promise initiative, . of the 200 member food banks helping to provide food . The French’s Food Company has set an aggressive . to children and families in need. goal of helping provide 10 million meals in 2017.

DEAN FOODS H-E-B Local Dean Foods businesses donate products . For more than 110 years, H-E-B has maintained a strong . and sponsor community events. commitment to fighting hunger. As a result of its efforts . company-wide, H-E-B’s Food Bank Assistance Program . has become one of the strongest in the nation.

DEL MONTE FOODS HANNAFORD SUPERMARKETS Del Monte Foods is committed to nourishing families . Hannaford works all year to help people in need access . and enriching lives in communities across America . nutritious food. In 2016, Hannaford rescued and donated . by bringing health and wellness to life. more than 23 million pounds of food for hunger relief.

© 2017 The French’s Food Company LLC © 2017 The French’s Food Company LLC

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LEADERSHIP PARTNERS

HILLSHIRE BRANDS FOUNDATION LINDA AND KEITH MONDA Hillshire Brands Foundation fights hunger by providing . Linda and Keith Monda are transformational investors . financial grants to Feeding America food banks for . in Feeding America’s Opportunity Accelerator and fresh . LINDA AND innovative food sourcing programs. produce initiatives, supporters of child feeding programs . KEITH MONDA throughout the network and providers of generous . FOUNDATION disaster-relief support.

HSBC BANK USA N.A. MONDELEZ¯ INTERNATIONAL AND Together, we share a desire to end hunger in America. MONDELEZ¯ INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION and ensure that fewer children have to wonder where . Mondel¯ez International and its Foundation have helped . their next meal will come from. deliver more than 1 billion servings of fresh foods to. address hunger and obesity in America.

HUNGER IS NATIONWIDE FOUNDATION Hunger Is, a joint charitable program of the Albertsons . The Nationwide Foundation supports food banks across . Companies Foundation and the Entertainment Industry . the country and Feeding America’s efforts to source more . Foundation, builds awareness and raises funds to eradicate . fresh fruits and vegetables for people struggling with hunger. childhood hunger in America.

JOY IN CHILDHOOD FOUNDATION NESTLÉ The Joy in Childhood Foundation brings joy to hungry kids . Nestlé supports the Feeding America network with food . by investing in grants and Dunkin’ Donuts and Baskin-Robbins . and beverage donations, cause marketing programs and . franchisees and employees volunteer at local food banks. employee volunteerism.

KELLOGG COMPANY NIAGARA BOTTLING, LLC No one should go hungry. That’s why Kellogg Company . Niagara is proud to have donated over 21 million pounds . works to create Better Days for our neighbors by fighting . of food to Feeding America as part of their ongoing efforts . hunger and feeding potential every day. to support families in need.

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NIELSEN SUBWAY Nielsen provides data, expertise and insights, including . Subway® restaurants are committed to the fight against . local food pricing data to estimate the cost of a meal in . hunger. Subway’s Good Deed Feed on National Sandwich . every county for the landmark Map the Meal Gap study. Day 2016 provided the largest single day donation in . Feeding America’s history with 11 million meals.

RED NOSE DAY FUND SUPERVALU Red Nose Day raises money and awareness to help kids . SUPERVALU, one of America’s leading grocery companies, . in need both at home and around the world. In 2017, . proudly supports Feeding America with millions of pounds . Red Nose Day raised over $38 million to end child poverty. of food, employee volunteerism, in-store campaigns and . financial support annually.

TONY ROBBINS TABLEAU Best-selling author, entrepreneur and philanthropist . Tableau provides support to the Feeding America . Tony Robbins continues to rally the nation and bring . TONY ROBBINS network through the generous donation of software . awareness to the issue of hunger through the 100 Million and training for food bank staff via the new Tableau . Meals Challenge, bringing food and hope to millions of . Data Fellows Program. people struggling with hunger.

SOUTHEASTERN GROCERS UNFI Southeastern Grocers donates 5 cents from every . UNFI is committed to being a strong partner and . SE Grocers private label sandwich bread to Feeding America . making meaningful contributions to the quality . food banks and donated 23 million pounds of food in 2017. of life in the communities they serve.

SPROUTS FARMERS MARKET US FOODS Sprouts Farmers Market is engaged in the fight against . US Foods has demonstrated a deep commitment to . hunger by partnering store and produce distribution . end hunger through food and fund donations, providing . donations with Feeding America food bank members. nutritious meals to people most in need.

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MISSION PARTNERS

From July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017, Feeding America Mission Partners made 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.

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GUIDING PARTNERS AND SUPPORTING PARTNERS FEEDING AMERICA From July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017, Feeding America From July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017, Feeding America IS THANKFUL Guiding Partners made aggregate contributions or Supporting Partners made aggregate contributions FOR OUR NEW commitments of $250,000 or more, donations of or commitments of $150,000 or more, donations CORPORATE 2.5 million pounds or more of food and grocery products, of 1.5 million pounds or more of food and grocery or combined gifts of $150,000 or more and 1.5 million products, or combined gifts of funds, food and PARTNERS pounds or more of food and grocery products. grocery products at this level.

Your dedication in the fight to end GUIDING PARTNERS SUPPORTING PARTNERS hunger fuels our mission. We look

Anonymous Lamb Weston Holdings, Inc. Abbott The J. Willard and . forward to growing the strong Ameriprise Financial Land O’Lakes ACN Global Reach . Alice S. Marriott . partnerships we formed this year. Ball Home Canning/. NBC Universal Charities, Inc. Foundation Newell Brands The New York Times Neediest . The Angell Foundation Midas SPECIAL THANKS TO The Cheesecake Factory . Cases Fund Automatic Data Processing Nature’s Bakery American Eagle Outfitters Incorporated Pete & Gerry’s Organics, LLC Barilla America, Inc. Panera Bread Foundation . Ball Home Canning/Newell Brands Consumer Cellular Price Chopper Supermarkets Basic American Foods Corp. & Panera, LLC Brandless, Inc. Cott Corporation Randell Charitable Fund Brandless, Inc. Performance Food Group Consumer Cellular Crate and Barrel The Rockefeller Foundation Britvic Primary Residential . Crate and Barrel Save-A-Lot food stores The Annie E. Casey . Mortgage, Inc. Delta Air Lines Delta Air Lines Fidelity Charitable . Solidarity Giving Foundation The Rachael Ray Foundation Diet Direct, Inc. Trustees’ Initiative Sunlight Giving DIRECTV Red Gold, LLC DIRECTV Ford Motor Company Fund . Walgreens FEED Schwan’s Corporate . International Paper and Community Services WinCo Foods The Frye Company Giving Foundation Nature’s Bakery IKEA North America . Gordon Food Service Twenty-Seven Foundation Primary Residential Mortgage, Inc. Services LLC The William & Sue Gross . United Airlines Jewelers Mutual, Inc. Family Foundation United Technologies . Subway JP Morgan Chase & Co. Hormel Foods Corporation/Carrier . United Technologies Corporation/ The LDS Church Transicold Carrier Transicold Virgin Mobile Virgin Mobile

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PARTNERS

From July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017, Feeding America Partners made generous aggregate contributions of $5,000-$149,999.

$149,999-$100,000 Bowlmor.AMF.Center,.Inc. Bayer Corporation Jamberry Nails thredUP Anonymous Circle.K.Stores.Inc. Gertrude J. Bennett Family . James Kallman Tiger 21 LLC Ally Financial Inc. Coinstar,.Inc. Foundation The Alice Lawrence . United Healthcare American Eagle Outfitters Eye.Associates.of.Boca.Raton,.P.A. Brad Cecil & Associates Foundation, Inc. The Wireless Zone Foundation . James Annenberg La Vea . Fulcrum.Foundation Bright Funds Foundation Jane Lehman and Matthew Winter For Giving, Inc. Charitable Foundation Groupon,.Inc. Buckingham Asset . Longhill Foundation Wolfen Family Foundation Diet Direct, Inc. Carolyne.and.Lee.Hultgren Management, LLC Lowe’s Companies Woodruff Memorial Charitable Trust Hershey Family Foundation Humana The Bunting Family Foundation Dodie and Ian MacAuley Johanna and Caleb Wright Kiehl’s Since 1851 IBM.Corporation Cogan Family Foundation Marriott International King Arthur Flour The.Katzenberger.Foundation,.Inc. Composites One, LLC Marissa Meyer $24,999-$10,000 Network Marketing Pro Inc. Stanley.Iezman,.Nancy.Stark.&. William B. Cunningham and . Miners, Inc. Anonymous (6) Prudential Financial, Inc. The.American.Realty.Advisors. Dorothy W. Cunningham Private Ann Nania Kelly Addeo QBE Foundation Charitable.Foundation Foundation Henry E. Niles Foundation The Agency Worldwide Radisson Hotels International Round.It.Up.America The Thomas R. and Deborah A. NOW Foods James Albertelli SAIC Inc. SnackNation Davidson Foundation The O’Shea Family Foundation Susan Anderson The Townsend Foundation Subaru.of.America,.Inc. Hilda & Preston Davis Foundation Project 7 Sara Anschuetz True Citrus Co. TGI.Friday’s/Carlson Fay Dresner Reinhart Foodservice Antenna Consulting Yum-o! Organization UBS Lisa and Alan Dynner Michelle and Jeffrey Saye Anytime Fitness, LLC Zoup, Inc. The.Wasily.Family.Foundation Electronic Scrip Incorporated Marlene and William Semple Apple, Inc. The.Wildflower.Foundation,.Inc. Emser Tile LLC Sharma Family Foundation Diane Archer and Stephen Presser $99,999-$50,000 The Estee Lauder Companies Laurel and Brian Smith and . Ardent Mills Anonymous (2) $49,999-$25,000 Farm Credit Services of America Solstice Bahamas Vacation . Ascension Ambit Cares Anonymous Fiserv Rental Audio America AT&T Tamara.and.Kashif.Aftab Dean Graziosi Southern Glazer Wine and Spirits B.M.W. Of North America, L.L.C. BASF Corporation The.Allstate.Foundation The Hershey Company Charitable Fund Joanne Ball Beloved In Christ Foundation Diana.Aviv.and.Sterling.Speirn Human Arc Family Foundation Synergy55, Inc. Pamela and Steven Barger Glynden and Philip Bode Batory.Foods Inside Marketing Group Carol B. Thixton

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PARTNERS

Steven J. Barr Cory Eberle Morris and Esther Horowitz . Jill Lohrfink Joshua Phair Ezra Bayda Stefania and Danien Feier Family Fund Patricia Lonnon-Lewis . Jean Pierini Bella Tunno Florida Diversity, Inc Houchens Food Group, Inc. and Paul Lewis Pinnacle Food Group Inc. Benton County Food Pantry Fresh Thyme Farmers Market Patrick Hoy Mary Lyle Jessica Plowgian Susan N. Bernstein Fund Dana Garcia Integlia Family Foundation Heidi Lynch and Daniel . Cassadee Pope John Berookhim Doris Gardiner and . Integrative Nutrition Greenstone DeDe Priest Blackbaud, Inc. Geoffrey Gardiner Jacobsen Family Trust James, Kathleen and . Elsie Procter Van Buren . John Bloom Garrett Popcorn Shops Intel Matching Gifts Program Jessica McCrorie Foundation Rachel E. and Ian A. Bonnet Chris Gay Intercontinental Holding Company A. William McMahon Robertson Taylor Insurance Carol Brooks GBU Financial Life John Deere & Company Macys/Bloomingdales Joffrey Roy Noel and James Browne GE Foundation Brenda and William Jordan Karen and Robert May Deborah and Ronald Rudolph Becky Bursell Hanna and Mark Gleiberman Patricia E. Kasmarik E.F. Merkert 1996 Charitable . Joslin and John Ruffle John Busch Gold Coast Ingredients, Inc. Rosalind and Michael Keiser Foundation Julia and Nick Runnebohm CBS Corporation Stephanie and Josh Goldstine W.K. Kellogg Foundation Tighe Merkert Veronica Rynn and Bob Gerber CBS EcoMedia Daniel Goodman Kern Agency Microsoft Amy and Eric Sahn Charity Miles Google Khachaturian Foundation William Morrison Cynthia Scalzo and Henry Brown Suzette Clayton Jennifer Mrla-Gray . Denise D. and Andre R. Khillawan Shelley Motley Jane and Harold Schiferl River Cohen and Stephen Gray Bharati and Rattan Khosa Tzu Moy, M.D. Sabah Servaes Combs Family Fund Carol and Peter Greenfield Charlotte A. and . National Restaurant Association The Selective Insurance Group Country Corner The Gumbo Foundation George J. Koenigsaecker, III Educational Foundation Foundation Ctuit Inc. Savannah Guthrie Henry Kohring Romi and John Neustadt Shady Rays Daniel Culley Chris Harder Marlise Konort New York Giants Karen Share John Cummings Harding Education . Kwik Shop, Inc. Erika Nijenhuis and . Karen and Ben Sherwood Dairy Farmers of America, Inc. and Charitable Foundation Chani and Steven Laufer Christian Bastian Shopkick, Inc. Rhoda and Michael Danziger Douglas S. Hatfield Trust The Lear Family Becky and Shawn O’Grady Vicki Smith and Gregory Venburg Sandra Davidson Linda and Mark Hauser Least Of These, Inc. Omaze, Inc. The Soener Foundation Teresa and RJ Devick Hearts of Compassion Fund Liberty Mutual Insurance Angelo Paparella Spodak Dental Group Diversified Foods, Inc. Hal Herzog Caren and Jordan Libit Peoplelink Group Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. Daronne Dobni Jane Hiatt Lincoln Asset Management Elaina Perez Frank L. Stile Foundation Dr Pepper Snapple Group Jessica and Ray Higdon Cathy Lindy Kimberly and Tony Perryman Carol A. Stuhr Laurie and Scott Dubchansky Sonia Ho Abe Littenberg Foundation Holly Peterson Foundation Larry Sutton Elizabeth and Brian Eaton Helen and Leo Hollein William R. Loeser Dmitri Petrov Todd Swanson

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PARTNERS

Betsy Templeton Amanda E. Ahern Mildred and Eddie Book John Colodny Jody Fleischer Thompson, Habib & Denison, Inc. Mark Ahrens Bowie Baysox Baseball Club, LLC Gabrielle Conklin Florencecares, Inc. Tosa Foundation AIG Mary Ann and William Brand Luisa Contreiras Jenny and Brian Flournoy TOTT Products, LLC Anisa Ali Gail Bremner and Jack Fairbrother Creation Stands Andrea Folds Transnational Foods, Inc. David Allen Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Tammy and Steve Crosby Adrienne Foley Roger Trinchero Clair W. Allyn Katherine Brobeck Timothy Cross Food Safety Summit Turkey Hill Minit Markets Air Force Chaplin Corps Leslie Bronner Calthea and Chris Cummins Food Shippers Of America Ashley and Matthew Versteeg Alabama Credit Union Melinda Brown Carolyn Cunningham Foodminds, LLC Viacom Inc. Allstate Giving Campaign Anne C. Buehl and Peter A. Cycle House Amy Fox Walters & Mason Retail, Inc. Altria Group, Inc. Schwartzman Danaher Foundation Franklin Square Capital Partners Jocelyn Watkins Amazon Smile Foundation Eileen and William Bush Kimberly Darden Michael Fredericks Weber Shandwick, Inc. The Amin Foundation Capspecialty Employee Activity Diane Daren and . Susan J. Fuelling Carol and Kenneth Wengert Applied Materials Foundation . Committee Loretta O’Connor Antoinette and Russell Gaines Virginia M. Wilson and . Employee Engagement Fund Cards for Causes, LLC John Daves Susan Garner Michael W. Crabbe Monica Arafat Carmel Partners Mark Bruce Davis Joanne Garnett Nancy Woo Julie Araskog The Curtis L. Carson Family . Mary and Eric Davis Ronald Garrett The Zantman Residual Trust Leslie and Barry Ariko Foundation Tabatha Debruyn Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Jeff Zitting Frederick H. Armbrust Greg Caster Velia and Arthur Decarli Geometry Ashland Inc. Catalina Marketing Charitable Pamela Deprez The Gettinger Family Foundation $9,999-$5,000 Sara Badler Foundation Direct Energy L.P. Susan and Chris Gifford Anonymous (8) Elizabeth and Donald Ballard Central Valley Ag Karen and David Donnan Elliot E. Gill Anonymous Fund of . Roderick Barnes Ravi Chatwani Tim Eastman Gilt City, Inc. The Minneapolis Foundation Kenneth Barro Chevron Matching Employee Fund Meredith Ellison Ann B. Gipson A.A.X. Insurance Education . Barstow Foundation Ann and Mark Chisam Eva Eng Global Midwest Alliance Foundation Deanna and Chris Bath Christ Episcopal Church Event Studio LLC Phillip Golden Jonathan Ackerman Anne D. Baxter John Christner The Execu | Search Group, Inc Marlene and Jeff Goldfarb Adams Family Foundation Lawrence Beier Doris Christopher Lori and Randall Faber The Jeff Goldman Charitable Trust Yvonne Adams and Jeremy Green Alejandro Benes The Clare Foundation Farmers Cooperative Ila Goldstein Mark Addison Paula and Mark Berezin Lynne Clark Feed A Billion Goodshop Adenna Inc. Michael Bielamowicz CMGRP, Inc. The Ferguson Family . Marlena Graham-Russell Aetna, Inc. BlackRock CNC Engineering Charitable Fund Grantham, Mayo, . Shari L. Agatstein BNY Mellon Naomi W. and Harvey M. Cohen Alicia Fernandez Van Otterloo & Co. LLC

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PARTNERS

Great American Restaurants Victoria L. Johnson John Andre LeDuc Bruce E. Meyer Genine and Oscar Pulido Karen Green Johnson & Johnson Family . Jeffrey Lee Mic Network Inc. Kristen and Kevin Rabsatt James Greenwald of Companies Legacy United Methodist Church Michigan Foundation . Tammy M. Rauen Phyllis and Phil Grisanti Ata Kahn Susan Lesko For Agriculture Joan and Robert Rechnitz Grizzard Communications Group Kaiser Permanente Jennifer and Eric Leventhal Jason Miller Anne Redmond Richard Gruen Nilesh Karmarkar Penny Lewis Moet Hennessy USA Christopher Ristow Guppy’s Good Times Elizabeth Kasser and . Loaf N’ Jug Molina Healthcare, Inc. RKD Alpha Dog Karen Guzzo Shmuel Sorkin Loan Simple Momentum Mini Kathryn Roberts Sherman R. Hales Marilyn and Steven Katzman Karen and Marvin Lohmann Momentum Textiles Amy and James Rosenthal Rita A. Halsted-Galicia Richard D. Keith Lost Man Foundation Carmen C. Moore Georgia and Gus Rousonelos Julie and John Hamre Sue Keller The Lu-Hebert Fund Mary Margaret Moulton Donald Royer Melissa and Kyle Haran Jennifer Kemme Coreen McCool and . Stephanie and Richard Nathanson Michelle and Tim Ruder Cheryl Harris Kenge Collision Daniel Ostrower Nationwide Business . Sally Rudoy Harris Teeter, LLC James Kibler Janice McCormick Solutions Group Harley Ruff Curtis Heaston Cecilia King-Porter and Jeffrey Jane McNair Scott Neal Beverly Sackler Brenda Hebrank Porter Bruce McPheron Hemanth Neeli Salesforce.com Foundation Jacqueline and Jason Hecht Matthew Knott Matthew Maas The Paul and Antje Newhagen The Salie Family Private . Joseph Herring KP Financial Marie E. Mackiewicz Foundation Foundation Hertzberg Media Ernest R. and Karen I. . Theresa and Peter Maggio The Nielsen-Massey Foundation Sharon and Sal Saraniti Samantha and Michael Hess Koenig Trust Mahood Foundation Robert Norman Mariette Sawchuk Barbara Hiller Philanthropic Fund Meg and Nathan Kriege Mailers Haven, LLC Takeshi Okada Mark Schlotterback Sharyn and Douglas Howell Lewis Krueger Caroline S. Markfield David B. Osborne Mark B. Schupack Elizabeth Hull Marian and Larry Krummel John Martie Dale Pahlke Andrea Scott Ann Hund Ian Krygowski Mass Mutual Onnelly Parslow SGC Foodservice Steven Hutchins Franklin Kulp Sheryl Mathis Allison and Ben Paull David Shanlian Hyatt Corporation Carolyn and Jeffrey Kushner Carol and David May Wendy Pearson Erin Sharp Illinois Tool Works Foundation Vivian Lamb Steven and Laura Mayer . Christine and John Peeler Bradlee Shattuck Carol and Frank Infusino John Lane Family Foundation Penske Truck Leasing Jacqueline Shek Ingredion Elaine and Charles Lansdown Anne and Brian Mazar The Pfizer Foundation Pheodora and Myung Shin Ivory Ella, LLC Lark Foundation Medtronic, Inc. PH Foundation Shirlie and Owen Siegel . Jace Jerome Morelle Lasky Levine The Melsness Foundation Beverly Phifer Foundation Jeniefer Johnson James Laws The Merck Foundation Nancy and Frank Dwyer Pierson Angelo Siracusa

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PARTNERS

Carolyn and Reuben Slone Iping Sung Nancy Wall WHY I Smith Family Legacy Foundation Susan Crown Exchange, Inc. Christopher Wallace South Bay B.M.W. Mini Nathan Swisher Mary C. Warren and Stanley Case SUPPORT Sprint Barbara and Ben Tallman Kerry Watters FEEDING Standard Process Inc. Larry Thomas Adam Wenig Standish Cares Michael Thompson Barry H. Westgate AMERICA State Farm Companies . Ray Tobias Albert Wieners Foundation Tokio Marine Management, Inc. Rachel B. Williams John Stobart Lynn Tortorello Paige and Dirk Willms Lauren Stone Travis Robert Renovations, Llc Patricia and Donn Wilson Roger and Susan Stone . Rueylong Tang Michelle Woodall Since 2009, Rachael Ray and her Yum-o! organization have Family Foundation Travel Leaders Group, LLC John Yee joined in the battle against hunger, giving generously to rescue Laurie and Kenneth Stoni Sandee Tweedlie Wendy J. and Steven N. Ytterboe more produce, launch school pantries, provide meals to children Julia and James Streit United Site Services Yvonne and Paul Zenian and help families hurting from Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Her . Jeanne Strongin Janet Vargo Jon Zier 9 Million Meals Challenge drew national attention to the reality Stuart Family Foundation Stuart Victor David C. Zmeskal of hunger in America. She contributes countless hours through our Entertainment Council, including this year writing in USA Today on the problem of food waste. Rachael reaches warmly into the lives of millions and uses this powerful relationship to bring us closer to a hunger-free America. The following companies, organizations and foundations are recognized for their generous in-kind contributions to Feeding America from July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017. Rachael’s 9 Million Meals IN-KIND DONORS Challenge drew national ALDI, Inc. Deloitte Tax LLP Pampered Chef Americares DLA Piper PwC attention to the reality The Anne E. Casey Foundation Florida Department of State S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. of hunger in America. Conagra Brands Food Marketing Institute Tableau Crowell Moring New Relic Tyson Foods, Inc. Cylance Nielsen United Airlines

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PARTNERS

Feeding America deeply appreciates the generosity of the following The following companies, organizations and foundations generously supported individuals, family foundations and foundations, who have endowed Feeding America with aggregate contributions of $5,000 or more from July 1, 2016 funds to help support the fight to create a hunger-free America. to June 30, 2017 through matching gift programs.

ENDOWMENTS MATCHING GIFTS

The Anonymous Endowment Fund for a Hunger-Free America Anonymous Chevron Matching . Macys/Bloomingdales The Brichta-Crawford-Scott Memorial Endowment Fund AIG Employee Fund Medtronic, Inc. The Genberg-Lerman Family Endowment Fund Allstate Giving Campaign The Walt Disney Company The Merck Foundation The Melinda Diane Genberg Endowment Fund Altria Group, Inc. Foundation Microsoft The Kenneth and Ethel Haber Endowment Fund Ameriprise Financial Bill & Melinda Gates . Moet Hennessy USA The Harding Educational and Charitable Foundation Endowment Fund Anthem Foundation NOW Foods The Mary Ruth Herbers Endowment Fund Apple, Inc. GE Foundation PepsiCo Employee . The George Karnoutsos Endowment Fund Applied Materials Foundation Gilt City, Inc. Engagement Fund The Korth Family Foundation Endowment Fund Employee Engagement Fund Google The Pfizer Foundation The Alice S. Marriott Endowment for the Prevention of Childhood Hunger Ashland Inc. IBM Employee Services Center Prudential Financial, Inc The Ashley L. and Lilian H. Woods Memorial Endowment Fund Audio America Illinois Tool Works . SAIC Inc. The Dr. Sonya Woods Anderson Endowment Fund Automatic Data Processing Foundation Salesforce.com Foundation Bank of America Charitable Ingredion State Farm Companies . Foundation Intel Matching Gifts . Foundation BJ’s Wholesale Club Program Travel Leaders Group, LLC BlackRock Johnson & Johnson . United Healthcare BNY Mellon Family of Companies UNFI Bright Funds Foundation W.K. Kellogg Foundation United Site Services Bristol-Myers Squibb . Liberty Mutual Insurance US Foods Foundation Lowe’s Companies Walmart Foundation

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VAN HENGEL SOCIETY

The 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.

Anonymous (24) Dr. Dorothy K. Cinquemani Joyce and Paul Fierro Barbara Hughes . Donna Mae Koch Steve Aldrich Donna Cirincione Sheri Fingerhut and Gregory M. DiPaolo Henry Kohring Sonya Woods Anderson Jeanie Conn Carmel and Michael Fisher Konnie Hunter Constance M. Kratz Dale Armstrong Ann Constantine Patricia Flaherty Kirsten Hviid Carlo La Bella Paul and Jan Babic Dawn Cort Elizabeth K. Francis Allen Jedlicka . Marily Lantz Eleanor Badalich John H. Copenhaver and . Shirley Garland and Wendy Brudevold Alma Maryann Lee Elizabeth and Donald Ballard Jeffrey P. Herrity June and Jerry Genberg Constance and Robert Johnson Darlene Lee Anna Barnard Gary Cox Marilyn Gibson C.P. and J.A. Jones Lindsey Lester-Brutscher Terri Belsley Briana Crane Marvin Glyder Elinor Kass Charles Linzner Gladys Benton James Curry Scott Golinkin Lane H. Kendig Pat Lisandrelli Judith and Robert Biehler Muriel C. Danley Emma Leigh Goodwin Walter Keough Theodore Lombard Patricia Biringer Betsie M. Danner Hanna Goran Sean S. Kerr Adelma Taylor LoPrest John B. Blenkiron Joan H. and Philip A. DeCamp Arthur C. Goren Lynn and Martin Bloom Dolores Denaro Dorothy and . Betsy Bousfield Phoebe DeReynier Howard Gramenstetter Ward Bouwsma Friederika M. and . Richard Gruen IN MEMORY OF VAN HENGEL SOCIETY MEMBERS WHOSE LEGACY Carol Bradford Harold W. Dorough Walter and Nancy Hajek TO FIGHT HUNGER WAS REALIZED THIS YEAR William Brand Norman A. Dudziak, Jr. . Meliss Hankin and . Martha V. Baker Gloria Marino Carla Brock and Damaris J. Rohsenow Sheldon Warren John A. Davis Jane Martin Dorothy and Terrence Brown Gail Dustin Douglas F. Harbrecht Michael John Foley Anthony Navarra Vern Brown Frances Egloff Linda Harper Earl E. Hart Joan E. Ott Freddie Burch Frances J. Elfenbein Katherine Hauth Lee Hayduk Ellen Radday Rena and Richard Byers Margot Ely Nancy R. Hayward Sue E. Horsley Lita and Larry Schecter Richard L. Carrothers Sammye Eng Willa Hedrick Luverne I. Huber Kenneth Scherzer Raymond Catani Anne Etgen Gale B. Hill Ellin Margaret Kelly James “Jimmie” D. Thompson Theodore C. Chu Thomas J. Fararo Keta Hodgson Ann J. Konstantelos Harry R. Waldrop Sarah Churney Rodger Fields Charles M. Horowitz Lois and Jack Kuipers

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VAN HENGEL SOCIETY

Anne Maiese Linda Ray Mary Thielemeir Jean A. and Robert L. Major Martha J. Reddout Amanda Thode Susan Malin Robert S. Reed Antoinette Thomas William Matthews Robin Rhodes Elsie E. Van De Maele WHY WE SUPPORT Kathleen A. Meade Lola Robles Helen Van Dessel Terri M. Merth JoAnn Ronkowski Andrew Vancamp FEEDING AMERICA John M. Metzger Gerald Richards Joseph G. VanDenHeuvel Karen Mika Patrick D. Riley Dina Vaz Peter Monaco David and Claire Ruebeck Penny and Francisco Villegas Since 2012, Spiritual Gangster, a yoga-inspired clothing Carol Monka Jan J. Sagett Elma B. Vlass brand, has helped provide 10 million meals to people Janice Moore Harold Schiferl Robert D. Voiss struggling with hunger. For every item sold, the company Nancy and Thomas Moore Jason Schmidt Jen and Eric Vortriede donates proceeds to provide a meal to a person in need. Susan Moore Mary Schon Lila and David Voss Peter W. Moyer Jeanne Sciarappa . Carol and Ed Wagner “The brand and the business is a platform to give Joe B. Murphy and Robert Moulin Bettine and Lawrence Wallin back and inspire others to be agents of change.  Lester H. Nathan Girard H. Secker Karen and Ronald Wassel In giving to others, we are truly giving to ourselves.  David Naugle and Jerome Neal Barbara Semeiks Geoffrey R. Weigle In feeding others, we are feeding ourselves.” Downey Nhim Terry Seng Mona and Robert Weigle Barbara J. Nicoletti Shirlee Smolin Candace Weingart Ian Lopatin Roger W. Novy Kristy T. Snyder Kathy Weiss CEO, Spiritual Gangster Joseph O’Connor Ann Catherine Stehle Elaine Frain Wells Linda O’Gara Ralph H. Stephens, Jr. Alice Westfall Carlson Stacey E. O’Malley Wendell Stonee Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Westphal Kristi K. Olson Milton Strauss Sarah Whitlock Miriam Paquin Shirley Sullivan Albert and Elizabeth Wieners Spiritual Gangster has Morris J. Paserchia Roger D. Sumner Gary Witzenburg Michael A. Patton Katherine Swede Linda G. and Scott A. Wolpert helped provide 10 million Kathryn Paull Brown Carolyn Sweers Frances Zanides meals since 2012. Lawrence Peters Beverly and Thomas Tabern Amy and Stephen Zeder John W. Pfeiffer Thomas L. Terrall Paul and Yvonne Zenian Julie Quinn Alfred Thiede . Kathleen and Michael Ransom and Christine Taylor

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PRODUCT DONORS

Product donors are recognized for their generous contributions of 100,000 pounds or more of food and grocery products from July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017.

Anonymous Cash&Carry Gilster Mary Lee Corporation Loaf ‘N Jug Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc. Super Store Industries 7-Eleven, Inc. Clif Bar, Inc. Goya Foods McCain Foods, Inc. Price Chopper/Market 32 SUPERVALU A. Zerega’s Sons, Inc. The Clorox Company H-E-B Food Stores McCormick & Company, Inc. The Procter & Gamble . SYSCO Corporation Abbott Coca-Cola Refreshments Haggen, Inc. McKee Foods Corporation Company Target Advance Pierre Foods Conagra Brands The Hain Celestial Group McLane Company, Inc. Publix Tawa Supermarkets Ahold Delhaize Costco Wholesale Corporation Handsome Brook Farm Mars Wrigley Confectionery Reser’s Fine Foods, Inc. Tradex International Albertsons Companies Cott Corporation Hannaford Supermarkets Mead Johnson & Company Restaurant Depot Tree Top, Inc. ALDI Inc. Custom Foods of America The Hershey Company Mondel¯ez International Riviana Foods Inc. TreeHouse Foods, Inc. Alpha Baking Co., Inc. CVS Health Hill Country Bakery Morton Salt Co. Russell Stover Candies Turri’s Italian Foods, Inc. Americares DanoneWave Hormel Foods Corporation Muller-Pinehurst Dairy S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. Tyson Foods, Inc. Apple & Eve, LLC Darigold Interstate Warehousing Nestlé USA Sam’s Club UNFI Aryzta Dean Foods Company The J.M. Smucker Company New World Pasta The Save Mart Companies Unilever Barilla America, Inc. Del Monte Foods Company J.R. Simplot Co. Niagara Bottling, LLC Save-A-Lot food stores United Airlines Basic American Foods Diamond Foods, Inc. JBS USA Nutrisystem Schreiber Foods, Inc. United Egg Producers Bayer Corporation Diversified Foods, Inc. John Soules Foods, Inc. Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Schulze & Burch Biscuit Co. US Foods Big Lots Diversified Foods . Johnson & Johnson Orgain, Inc. Sears Holdings Corporation Vi-Jon, Inc. Bimbo Bakeries USA & Seasonings, Inc. Karlin Foods Corp. Pacific Foods SeaShare Vita Coco BJ’s Wholesale Club Dole Packaged Foods, LLC Kellogg Company Panera Bread Foundation . Seneca Foods Walgreens Boar’s Head Provisions Co. Inc. Dr Pepper Snapple Group Kemps, LLC & Panera, LLC Shari’s Berries Walmart Bob Evans Farms, Inc. Duracell Company Kimberly-Clark Corporation Pan-O-Gold Baking Co. Smart & Final Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Britvic Florida Department . King’s Hawaiian PepsiCo Smithfield Foods Welch Foods Inc. Brookshire Grocery Co. of Agriculture, Division of The Kraft Heinz Company Perdue Farms Snyder’s Of Hanover, Inc. WinCo Foods Bumble Bee Seafoods Food, Nutrition & Wellness The Kroger Co. Performance Food Group Sodexo Winder Farms Bush Brothers & Company Flowers Foods Labatt Food Service Petaluma Poultry Southeastern Grocers Butterball LLC Food Lion LLC Lamb Weston Holdings, Inc. Pete & Gerry’s Organics, LLC Sprouts Farmers Market C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Freshly Land O’Lakes, Inc. Pilgrim’s Pride Starbucks Coffee Company Campbell Soup Company General Mills, Inc. The LDS Church Pinnacle Foods The Subsidiaries of The Cargill, Inc. Giant Eagle Grocery Little Caesar Enterprises Post Holdings, Inc. Schwan Food Company

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Feeding America’s leaders are committed to living out our core values of leadership, learning and excellence. With their guidance and support, Feeding America helps provide more meals to children, families and seniors than any other domestic hunger-relief organization.

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BOARD OF NATIONAL OFFICE A MESSAGE FROM DIRECTORS LEADERSHIP OUR LEADERS

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND NATIONAL OFFICE LEADERSHIP

BOARD OF DIRECTORS NATIONAL OFFICE LEADERSHIP

Keith Monda, Chair Bruce A. McPheron John Sayles Diana Aviv Ami L. McReynolds Retired President,. Executive Vice President . Chief Executive Officer,. Chief Executive Officer Senior Vice President, . Coach, Inc. and Provost,. Vermont Foodbank Member Services and . The Ohio State University Nancy Curby* Special Projects Diana Aviv Erin Sharp Interim Senior Vice President, Chief Executive Officer,. Kate Maehr Group Vice President, Development Bill Thomas Feeding America Executive Director and . Manufacturing,. Chief Supply Chain Officer Chief Executive Officer,. The Kroger Co. Catherine Davis Steven Barr Greater Chicago Food Depository Chief Marketing and Claire Wellington Partner, Consumer Markets Leader, . Jilly Stephens Communications Officer Senior Vice President, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Scott Neal Chief Executive Officer,. Governance and Special Senior Vice President and . City Harvest Kim Hamilton** Programs Robert Greenstein General Merchandise Manager, Chief Impact Officer President,. Meat and Seafood, Fresh Quality Kelvin H. Taketa Andy Wilson Center on Budget and . Control and Sourcing Strategy,. Senior Fellow,. Matt Hayes Chief Development Officer Walmart Policy Priorities Hawaii Community Foundation Chief Human Resources Officer Shawn P. O’Grady Kathy Jackson* Secretary Tom Vilsack Paul Henrys Senior Vice President, . Former Chief Executive Officer,. President and . Chief Financial Officer Second Harvest Food Bank . General Mills; Group President, Chief Executive Officer,. Convenience & Foodservice and of Santa Clara and . U.S. Dairy Export Council Matt Knott San Mateo Counties Global Revenue Management,. President General Mills Matthew E. Winter Jim Kallman President,. Kate Leone*** President,. DeDe Priest* The Allstate Corporation Senior Vice President, Kallman Holdings, Inc. Food and Retail Executive Government Relations M. Scott Young*** Bill McMahon Gary Rodkin Executive Director,. Managing Director,. Retired Chief Executive Officer,. Food Bank of Lincoln Morgan Stanley Conagra Brands

*stepped down from service during fiscal year 2017. **stepped down from service during fiscal year 2018. ***commenced service during fiscal year 2018

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR LEADERS

All people deserve access celebration. However, our work is not finished. We know that obstacles may stand in our to nutritious food. There are still men, women and children facing way. Yet we are assured by our track record hunger in every county in America. As the of success, growth and innovation, built over This simple statement drives Feeding nation’s leading domestic hunger-relief nearly four decades of providing food and America’s work across the nation. From organization, our efforts have proven effective, hope to people at risk of hunger. preventing food waste to feeding families . but we are hungry for an even brighter to strengthening federal nutrition programs, tomorrow for our neighbors in need. Thank you for joining us on this meaningful our goal is to end hunger in America so journey—from celebrating our hard-won everyone has the food they need to thrive. Feeding America has developed a new . achievements to laying the groundwork for long-range strategy that will accelerate our the future. As we look ahead, we cling to Thanks to compassionate supporters like you, progress toward achieving a hunger-free these important truths: Hunger is a solvable Feeding America helped provide 4.2 billion America. We have examined our environment, problem. There is enough food to feed everyone meals to people in need this year. We also asked questions of ourselves and other leaders, in need. Together, we can end hunger. mobilized a growing number of anti-hunger and identified challenges and opportunities advocates and gained new insights about that will likely impact our work. From this hunger. These advances fueled our efforts . analysis, we developed a new vision and to impact more lives. With support from . roadmap that will guide our way forward. . the Feeding America network, struggling . We will focus on ending hunger today through families from Alaska to Florida received both providing more nutritious meals, ending hunger Diana Aviv Keith Monda nourishment and hope to reach for a better day. tomorrow by reducing the need for charitable Chief Executive Officer, . Chair, Feeding America . Feeding America Board of Directors food assistance and making hunger Retired President, Coach, Inc. The extraordinary gains we have achieved unacceptable in America by winning over . in partnership with our supporters deserve more hearts and minds.

2017 FEEDING AMERICA ANNUAL REPORT 42 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 fight against hunger.

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