40 YEARS OF PROGRESS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER

2019 ANNUAL REPORT CONTENTS

3 26 MOTIVATION FINANCIALS

5 29 MISSION SUPPORTERS

9 52 IMPACT LEADERSHIP

2019 ANNUAL REPORT 2 Jessie Begay never expected to have MOTIVATION children of her own. But after her sister died, that changed.

Jessie’s sister had been caring for her two grandchildren. When her sister died, Jessie wasn’t going to let the grandchildren her sister loved so much—9-year-old Deron and 10-year-old Miley—go into foster care. Five years later, she considers herself MEET JESSIE, their mom. “The best thing about being their mom is just to see them happy and to see DERON AND MILEY them grow,” Jessie said. However, it can be hard ensuring they have enough to eat. Despite her long hours working as a non-emergency medical transport driver, Jessie doesn’t get paid a lot. So, she takes the kids to They have the food a community center and a food pantry that receive food from St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance, a member of the Feeding they need because America network. She’ll do whatever she needs to make sure her kids have food of your support. to stay healthy. Deron and Miley know how much Jessie does to take care of them and how much she loves them. “I’m really proud of her,” Deron said. “I appreciate her. She works really hard, and on top of everything else, she helps us get food.”

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MEET THERESA

As an electrician, Theresa Peters spent her entire career making sure people had power. Now almost 70, she’s spending her retirement ensuring kids have a different kind of power: food.

“Everybody needs food. It’s that simple,” she said. “It feels good—in my mind and heart—to help.”

Theresa volunteers three days a week at a community center that serves meals to kids while their parents receive food at an attached pantry. She’s in charge of the kids’ breakfast and lunch program—she sets up the tables, makes sure everyone has a seat, brings meals to the kids and hangs out with them as they eat.

While Theresa finds fulfillment serving meals to hungry kids, she's enjoying some unexpected benefits, too.

“It keeps me feeling young,” she said. “Running around, When you support Feeding America, chasing after the kids, it’s just a great time.” you join the fight against hunger like Theresa and can boldly say, “I am Feeding America.”

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO AND BOARD CHAIR

We live in a time of rapid change. A natural disaster, sudden job loss or unexpected expense can threaten a family’s future in an instant. Yet we also live in an age of incredible generosity. When families struggle, compassionate people like you boldly stand beside them during their darkest hours.

For 40 years, Feeding America has helped provide nourishment and hope to hungry families—and this important work would not have been possible without your support. Your generous gifts have enabled people facing hunger to weather life’s storms and build better lives.

During our first year of operations in 1979, we distributed 3.9 million pounds of food from a rented warehouse. This year, with your support, we helped provide 4.2 billion meals through a robust network of food banks, food pantries and meal programs. Members of the Feeding America network form a tapestry of unique hunger-fighting organizations that stretch across our country. They are woven into the fabric of every community nationwide.

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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CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Thanks to you, the Feeding America network rescues good food from going to waste and feeds families in need. We make healthy food the easier choice for struggling households and help them achieve long-term food security. To support people facing hunger, we foster greater empathy for the challenges they face and advocate for strong anti-hunger policies. And as part of our commitment to putting the people we serve at the center of our work, we are doing more than ever to measure our impact on their lives.

Four decades of compassion, determination and innovation from many dedicated people and partners like you have made Feeding America the nation’s largest hunger-relief organization. Together, we are pioneering new methods for sourcing and delivering meals in the future. At the same time, we are celebrating the incredible progress we have made in the fight against hunger over the past 40 years. Thank you for everything you have done to move us forward on the journey toward a hunger-free America.

Best regards,

Claire Babineaux-Fontenot Gary Rodkin , Retired CEO, ConAgra Foods Feeding America Chair, Feeding America

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CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF PROGRESS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER

Four decades ago, food banks worked with John van Hengel to establish Second Harvest, a national organization for food banks that would eventually become Feeding America. They believed that by 1979 uniting as a team, food banks could accomplish even more. And with your help, their inspired vision 2019 has yielded incredible results. In every county nationwide, the Feeding America network provides 3.9 MILLION people with the meals they need to pursue a better future. 4.2 BILLION POUNDS MEALS OF FOOD  DISTRIBUTED DISTRIBUTED OVER 53 500 FOOD  FOOD  DONORS DONORS

11 200 MEMBER  MEMBER  FOOD FOOD BANKS BANKS

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The Feeding America network serves more than 40 MILLION PEOPLE each year through a nationwide network of 200 food banks.

FIND YOUR LOCAL FOOD BANK

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With your support, Feeding America is helping people overcome hunger so they can reach their full potential.

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FEEDING AMERICA’S 2025 GOAL

By 2025, Feeding America, in collaboration with our network and our partners, will ensure access to enough nutritious food for people struggling with hunger, and make meaningful progress toward ending hunger.

HUNGER-FREE AMERICA

FEED NOURISH EMPOWER INCREASE ACCESS IMPROVE DIET IMPROVE FINANCIAL TO NUTRITIOUS FOOD QUALITY SECURITY

UNITE INCREASE PUBLIC PASSION TO END HUNGER IMPACT 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 10 WITH YOUR SUPPORT

You helped us move even closer to the day when no one struggles with hunger in our country.

40 YEARS 4.2 BILLION 3.6 BILLION 16.5 MILLION 211 MILLION 84K ADVOCACY 70% OF OF PROGRESS MEALS POUNDS POUNDS SNAP MEALS ACTIONS FOOD in the fight provided for people of groceries were of food and facilitated by the from our grassroots provided was classified against hunger facing hunger rescued from supplies provided SNAP Application supporters helped as Foods to Encourage— going to waste to disaster-affected Assistance Program strengthen healthy food that aligns communities anti-hunger with USDA MyPlate policies guidelines

68 FOOD OVER 1 MILLION 100% OF 20 FOOD $86 MILLION OVER 50% BANKS PEOPLE U.S. COUNTIES BANKS IN GRANTS OF NETWORK collaborated to follow Feeding America are home to people tested machine-learning awarded to network MEMBERS identify methods for on social media facing hunger according technology to boost food banks by partner with healthcare improving food security to Feeding America’s efficiency and cut costs Feeding America to providers and many and financial stability Map the Meal Gap 2019 support initiatives are developing new through the Ending that fight hunger partnerships Hunger Community of Practice

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MOVING CLOSER TO OUR 2025 GOAL

Feeding America puts the people we serve at the center of our decision-making. We hold fast to this commitment as we move closer to our 2025 goal: to ensure access to enough nutritious food for people struggling with hunger and make meaningful progress toward ending hunger.

To measure our progress, we are evolving how we measure our success to track outcomes in addition to outputs. This will allow us to track more of what matters most to families facing hunger.

This past year, we created an outcomes measurement framework that will help us measure changes in food access, diet quality, and financial and food security among the people we serve. The framework expands the metrics we track by focusing even more on the difference we are making in their lives. We are expanding research and evaluation tools to deepen insights about the people we serve and implement the framework.

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RESCUING FOOD AND which local food bank or food pantry is best suited to pick up the items. Through a new function launched late this year, DELIVERING MEALS 22 food banks rescued 380,000 pounds of food by engaging over 100 members of their community as “ volunteers” You made it possible for Feeding America to help provide to pick up and deliver food donations to local nonprofits. 4.2 billion meals for people facing hunger. We cheered on Since its inception, MealConnect has helped us rescue more companies as they moved forward with zero-waste initiatives, than 1.5 billion pounds of food. while at the same time encouraging them to channel their excess food toward its highest and best use—feeding The Feeding America network people in need. sourced more than 1.5 billion pounds of produce for families facing hunger We strengthened partnerships with companies that donate this past year. Additionally, 70% food and groceries, enabling us to source more nourishing of the food that the network items that hungry families often struggle to access, like delivered to people in need was dairy and other protein-rich foods. Through growing our classified by Feeding America relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), as Foods to Encourage— SPECIAL food banks received over 1 billion pounds of food through healthy food that aligns with THANKS TO The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP), including Caterpillar USDA MyPlate guidelines, Foundation high-value items like fluid milk, pork and chicken, as part such as fruits, vegetables, Cargill, Inc. of trade mitigation relief. This year, we secured 816 million Nationwide dairy, whole grains and Foundation pounds of protein and 659 million pounds of dairy for lean protein. Sam’s Club people in need. Smithfield Foods Walmart 3.6 BILLION POUNDS More than 100 food banks are using MealConnect, our food- rescue technology platform, to access food donations from local restaurants, grocery stores and more. Businesses post of food and groceries were food donations on MealConnect and an algorithm determines rescued from going to waste.

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Thanks to you, over 4 BILLION MEALS reached struggling families.

Based on USDA guidelines, a meal is equal to 1.2 pounds of food and grocery product.

*Meals provided by Feeding America outreach, estimated for fiscal year 2019.

1.4B 1B 622M 579M 520M 211M 72M MEALS MEALS MEALS MEALS MEALS MEALS MEALS RETAIL FEDERAL FRESH MANUFACTURING PURCHASED SNAP EMERGING RETAIL DONATIONS COMMODITIES PRODUCE DONATIONS FOOD MEALS* DONATIONS

Donations provided Food provided by Donations from Donations provided Groceries bought from SNAP meals enabled Donations from restaurants, by grocery and retail government programs. farmers and growers. by manufacturing manufacturers and by our SNAP referral and hotels and convenience stores. companies. companies. distributors to fill application assistance donation gaps. programs.

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NOURISHING PEOPLE IN NEED

Feeding Kids Serving Seniors

Feeding America food banks nationwide provide over Senior hunger rates remain above pre-recession 146 million meals to children in need annually. Kids receive levels, with 5.5 million seniors facing hunger in meals through food pantries, meal programs and our child America. However, new research indicates that hunger programs—including the BackPack, School Pantry there is low awareness of the issue and limited and Kids Cafe programs—which have grown 42% over the empathy for seniors struggling with hunger. As past five years. This growth is due in part to grants funded food banks provide 160 million meals to seniors by supporters like you, which have enabled food banks to annually, Feeding America is partnering with create strategic plans for their child hunger programs, them to drive awareness and support for seniors in among other achievements. need. Through conducting the largest qualitative senior hunger study in over a decade, we gained insights about We connected kids with the food they need during the summer the value of senior hunger programs and the challenges of when free and reduced-price school meals are not available. reaching seniors. We continue to see many seniors seeking Feeding America food banks distributed nearly 24 million fresh produce, home-delivered meals, volunteer opportunities meals to children during Summer 2018—a 10% increase over and more accessible food assistance. To provide greater the previous summer. We also provided summer feeding assistance to the 3 in 5 eligible seniors who are not enrolled in grants to food banks with some of the nation’s highest child SNAP benefits, we helped food banks test new tech solutions food insecurity rates. As a result, food banks hired additional to connect seniors to SNAP assistance through online ads. We staff and reached out to their communities in new and also trained food banks in human-centered design principles creative ways to serve more kids in need. and supported them to co-create senior hunger programs with local seniors to better understand barriers and needs.

SPECIAL THANKS TO Together, we are helping seniors stay healthy as they age. C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Food Lion LLC and Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation SPECIAL THANKS TO Great American Milk Drive Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation The Kraft Heinz Company

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Reaching Rural Helping Households Access SNAP

Communities Feeding America’s SNAP Application Nearly 2.5 million rural Assistance Program enabled more than households in America struggle 211 million federally funded meals for to access enough nutritious our neighbors in need. Through the food. Declining populations, program, Feeding America offers limited community resources resources to food banks so they and geographic remoteness are just can help families sign up for a few of the reasons that rural counties have some of the SNAP. We provided 71 grants country’s highest food insecurity rates. This past year, we this year through the program, created a Rural Hunger Advisory Committee with food enabling network members banks and partners to fight rural hunger. The committee is to increase local access to investigating the barriers facing rural areas and developing federal benefits. recommendations for strategically addressing rural hunger. At the same time, through a group known as the Equitable Additionally, food banks helped Access Community of Practice, we are identifying and sharing people submit more than 17,000 ways that food banks have successfully served communities applications for SNAP assistance with persistent barriers to accessing meals. This group through the Online Referral Program, includes an Innovation Cohort that is testing new ideas for which connects potential SNAP applicants addressing this challenge. Together, we are learning more with application assistance through online search about how to strategically address rural hunger so more ads. This year, we optimized the program to create a better families have the food they need. experience for mobile users. We also tested new digital platforms to reach more seniors and rural families struggling SPECIAL THANKS TO to put food on the table. Cargill

SPECIAL THANKS TO Walmart Foundation

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HELPING COMMUNITIES We also mounted a significant response to the partial shutdown of the federal government this past winter. WEATHER LIFE’S STORMS As federal workers and families struggled, we urged lawmakers to reopen the government and helped food The Feeding America network is on the ground before, banks distribute more food in their communities. Feeding during and after disasters. We have the national footprint America provided over 900,000 pounds of food and and technical expertise to help communities prepare for and groceries and $5.7 million in grants endure major catastrophes. Thanks to Abbott, ALDI, Allstate to 145 network members. Insurance Company, American Airlines and International Paper, among many others, food banks are able to pre-stage Disasters cause disruption and and deploy disaster boxes. When tragedy strikes, people can distress, but Feeding America helps count on us to get the nourishment they need to keep going. families regain their strength and rebuild their communities. More than 60 food banks were affected by major disasters this past year. Thanks to your generosity, Feeding America helped provide 16.5 million pounds of food, water and 16.5 MILLION POUNDS SPECIAL supplies to support many of them in their local response THANKS TO efforts. We also provided $7.4 million in grant funding to Feeding America’s of food and supplies were Disaster Relief help them meet heightened needs in their communities. Partners provided to disaster-affected After Hurricanes Michael and Florence caused major destruction, Feeding America delivered 9 million pounds of food and groceries, raised awareness and support for communities. affected areas, provided nearly $2 million in grant funding to impacted food banks in the Southeast, and deployed more than 50 network staff to lend a hand locally.

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ENCOURAGING WELLNESS We also completed a study published in the American Journal of Public Health that concluded that food banks can significantly improve food security, dietary intake and food We are focused on improving the diet quality of people stability among people in need. facing hunger. Our objective is to not only ensure equitable access to nutritious food, but also foster healthcare partnerships and evidence-based tools to improve diet and health, and ultimately end hunger.

This past year, we created a strategy for engaging national healthcare partners in our mission, allowing us to further We are focused on develop and expand partnerships across the healthcare sector. Our strategy builds on and supports important work IMPROVING THE DIET already happening at many food banks. Over 50% of network members are partnering with healthcare providers and many QUALITY of people are currently developing new partnerships. Through working together, the network and healthcare partners can identify facing hunger. food insecurity amongst patients and connect people to nutritious food and financial support.

In response to network feedback, we created toolkits to help food banks improve nutrition and health in their communities. The Health Care Partnership Toolkit is supporting food banks’ efforts to partner with local healthcare organizations. The Choice Pantry Nudges Toolkit offers food banks information and resources to help make the healthy choice the easy choice for food pantry visitors.

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SPEAKING UP and shared their stories with Congress to help bring the impasse to an end. We also partnered with the USDA to TO END HUNGER distribute almost 1 billion pounds of TEFAP food—a large portion of which came from U.S. farmers with excess food We worked closely with food banks, grassroots supporters due to trade disruptions—and $50 million to efficiently and policymakers to strengthen our nation’s hunger-relief distribute it through food banks. policies and programs. Forty staff from food banks graduated

from our advocacy training programs, helping enhance their Cargill and Need- skills as they rally support from federal and local lawmakers. iest Cases Fund. Additionally, 57 food bank staff from the network traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with legislators as part of our advocacy fly-in events.

We urged members of the public to stand up against hunger by fighting for policies. They Our grassroots responded with more than 84,000 advocacy actions, supporters completed SPECIAL including letters, calls and meetings with members THANKS TO of Congress. More than 8,000 people served by Deborah and Ronald Rudolph food banks opted to receive text message updates 84K ADVOCACY ACTIONS from Feeding America, enabling us to engage the people we serve in advocacy for the first time. to strengthen

Our outreach to lawmakers helped protect anti-hunger policies. SNAP from harmful cuts and secure $205 million for TEFAP in the Farm Bill. During the longest government shutdown in our nation’s history, we supported legislation to help affected families

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HELPING FAMILIES LIVE that these programs meet or exceed industry standards for graduation FREE FROM HUNGER rates, job placement and job retention. We are exploring In collaboration with network members and generous partnerships that allow supporters, we are determining how to best help households us to further scale our achieve long-term food security. We established the Ending efforts to increase Hunger Community of Practice to accelerate our effectiveness client income. in this important area. This group is comprised of 68 food banks who are working with experts and partners from a Our efforts in this variety of sectors. Together, we are identifying successful complex area are methods for improving household stability and financial generating promising well-being. results. With your support, we are moving This past year, we focused on increasing the impact of the closer to building proven food we provide to help families strengthen their financial pathways out of hunger.

SPECIAL footing. Our tests showed that providing people with all THANKS TO of the food necessary to feed their families—rather than a Bank of America 68 FOOD BANKS collaborated to Cargill limited quantity of groceries—decreased their financial trade- Darden Foundation offs, such as needing to choose between food and medicine. PwC Charitable Foundation We also launched a pilot program that provides households identify methods for improving with a combination of groceries, public benefits and financial services to determine whether this unique bundle of services food security and financial helps them achieve food security. stability through the Ending As part of our efforts to help people increase their incomes, we evaluated job training programs offered by food banks in Hunger Community of Practice. their kitchens and warehouses. The evaluation demonstrated

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BUILDING AWARENESS,

EMPATHY AND SUPPORT We partnered with celebrities throughout the year to raise awareness and support for the fight against hunger. Daddy Throughout the year, we launched creative campaigns and Yankee and Shanola Hampton joined our Entertainment communications to inspire empathy for households in need. Council, an elite group of more than 40 entertainers We shared thought-provoking stories of hunger across a committed to our mission. variety of channels, including our social media profiles, which are followed by more than 1 million people. In response, Feeding America was featured in more than 57,000 media many people shared our content with their followers, raising stories across a range of top outlets. USA Today, CBS News awareness and support for hungry families nationwide. and U.S. News & World Report covered our annual Map the Meal Gap study. Additionally, ABC News and CNN highlighted In September 2018, Feeding America marked Hunger Action the Feeding America network’s rapid response to last winter’s Month™ with a campaign that asked people to consider how partial government shutdown. difficult it is to reach your full potential on an empty stomach. By posting about hunger on social media, volunteering OVER 1 MILLION SPECIAL in the Feeding America network and wearing orange— THANKS TO the color of the hunger-relief movement—we Conagra Brands PEOPLE follow Foundation spread the word about America’s hunger crisis. Feeding America During the holiday season, we highlighted memorable meals that bring people on social media. together. Our My Favorite Dish videos and other content during the holidays were viewed over 5 million times and received more than 165,000 likes, comments and shares.

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BUILDING POWERFUL PARTNERSHIPS

Feeding America forges partnerships that fulfill our mission and help businesses achieve key goals. We co-create campaigns that help our corporate partners become champions for change and unlock millions of meals for people facing hunger. For example, this year, Walmart’s 2019 Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign raised more than $26.8 million. Ninety-seven percent of funds will be distributed to food banks to fight hunger in their communities. Our partnerships demonstrate how causes and companies can make a meaningful difference by working together.

1 BILLION 16 MILLION 137,000 352 WHOLE 2,000 MEALS CHILDREN VOLUNTEER FOODS MARKETS DISASTER KITS secured through positively impacted HOURS raised $1.3 million for donated by Pampered Walmart’s Fight Hunger. by Red Nose Day donated by Bank of 86 network food banks Chef to support Spark Change. funds since 2015 America employees through the FEED4MORE communities in need campaign since 2014 dedicated to the Give campaign after devastating a Meal program and disasters to fighting hunger

$2.7 MILLION 4.6 MILLION 100 10 MILLION 110 GARDEN FRESH RAISED TEES PERCENT MEALS RESTAURANTS through the TJX sold by BoxLunch in of T-Mobile’s provided by Plexus generated 3 million Companies register support of its Get Some. #SlowCookerSunday Lean™ shakes through meals to support 24 campaign and the Give Back. Campaign to cookbook net proceeds Plexus’ Nourish One food banks through the TJX Foundation benefit Feeding America donated to Feeding campaign Better Neighbor Project America

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LEADING THE WAY IN Through the Service Insights Initiative, we are helping food banks improve their services to families in need. To do this, HUNGER RESEARCH we are partnering with network members to responsibly collect better data about people seeking food assistance. We produced research and insights that supported local This information will help us provide the right amount and outreach and national thought leadership, strengthening type of food where it is most needed. This year, we provided our role as America’s leading hunger research entity. From grants, technical assistance and peer-learning opportunities guiding our planning to informing our policymaking, our to participating food banks. We will continue supporting the research is helping feed more people and revolutionize an Feeding America network’s efforts to end to hunger. better serve their communities through this important effort. Map the Meal Gap 2019 provided local food insecurity and food cost estimates nationwide. Now in its ninth year, the study highlighted that people continue to face hunger in 100% of America’s counties and congressional districts—and

SPECIAL children face hunger at higher rates than THANKS TO the general population. Conagra Brands 100% OF U.S. COUNTIES Foundation The State of Senior Hunger in America are home to people facing demonstrated that 5.5 million seniors struggled with hunger in 2017, with the hunger according to percentage of food-insecure seniors in America still higher than the rate before Feeding America’s the Great Recession. Map the Meal Gap 2019.

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DESIGNING INNOVATIVE in YMCA lobbies, community center parking lots, library circulation desks and on college campuses. We then ran ANTI-HUNGER SOLUTIONS tests, encouraging people to order food through ePantry and pick it up at these locations. Our Innovation team identifies and tests new ways The tests yielded promising of improving our hunger-fighting initiatives. By working results, and we look diligently and collaboratively with food banks, we are forward to moving this co-creating improved methods for helping communities work forward in the in need. coming months.

We worked with 20 food banks to test innovative approaches for better anticipating and sharing food donations. These experiments used machine-learning algorithms to automate data analysis that would otherwise be done by hand at food 20 FOOD BANKS banks. Our goal was to boost efficiency and cut costs to enable food banks to focus on their most important tasks: tested machine-learning

SPECIAL securing more meals and reaching more people. THANKS TO Walmart Foundation technology to boost We also began testing ePantry, a digital platform that enables people to pre-order food from a food bank and pick efficiency. it up at a convenient location in their community. This project seeks to provide convenient, dignified and discreet access to charitable food for people who cannot or would prefer not to visit a food pantry. Working with three food banks and their local partners, we helped build pop-up food pantries

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INVESTING IN COMMUNITIES

Supporters like you enabled Feeding America to award an incredible $86 million in grants to member food banks this past year. A significant portion of this funding was made possible by cause-marketing campaigns and support for our disaster-response efforts. More than $5.7 million of the grants helped 145 food banks support families impacted by our nation’s longest government shutdown. Every food bank in the Feeding America network received grant funding to establish, expand or strengthen hunger-relief programs in their communities.

CAPACITY FLEXIBLE $3.8M BUILDING $32.3M FUNDING Investments in research and nutrition initiatives, Funds that enable food banks to invest capacity-building for food pantries and network in areas of high need and high potential improvement

GOVERNMENT FOOD $5.7M SHUTDOWN $18.8M SOURCING Grants for food banks impacted by our nation’s $86.3M Food-rescue initiatives, including programs longest government shutdown to date IN GRANTS that prevent food waste at retail locations distributed to and rescue fresh produce our network

DISASTER COMMUNITY $7.4M RELIEF $18.3M PROGRAMS Support for network members to deliver Initiatives that alleviate hunger for children, meals in the wake of disasters and during seniors and low-income families the long recovery that follows

SPECIAL THANKS TO

Albertsons Companies Cargill The David Tepper General Mills, Inc. JPMorgan Chase Maruchan Sheetz For the Kidz United Airlines Anthem Foundation Caterpillar Foundation Charitable and General Mills Foundation Morgan Stanley Starbucks Coffee Visa Foundation Foundation, Inc. Foundation Bank of America Citizens Bank Justin J. Watt Nationwide Company Walmart Foundation Enterprise Rent-A-Car Great American Foundation Foundation Synchrony Bank BoxLunch Conagra Brands Foundation Milk Drive The Kellogg Company PepsiCo Target Company Community Costco Wholesale Corp. Foundation For Health Care Services Foundation Kraft Heinz Company Red Nose Day Fund The TJX Companies/ Wells Fargo Darden Foundation The Carolinas Corporation Foundation of Comic Relief USA TJX Foundation Whole Foods Margaret A. Cargill Sam’s Club Foundation Unilever Foundation IMPACT 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 25 FINANCIALS

Feeding America carefully stewards the donations we receive from supporters like you. We are committed to investing your contributions efficiently and effectively in the fight against hunger.

IMPACT 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 26 FINANCIAL SNAPSHOT

In fiscal year 2019, Feeding America had total public support and revenue of $2.9 billion and operating expenses of $2.9 billion. 98.6% OF CONTRIBUTIONS go directly into programs that PROGRAM SERVICES serve people at risk of hunger. FOOD 95.6% PROCUREMENT

MEMBER 2.4% SERVICES DONATED GOODS 91.9% AND SERVICES PUBLIC AWARENESS 0.2% AND EDUCATION 5.6% FUNDRAISING 0.2% PROGRAMS FOOD PROCUREMENT 2.2% REVENUE RESEARCH 0.1% AND ANALYSIS OTHER 0.3% REVENUE POLICY AND 0.1% ADVOCACY

TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES 98.6% SERVICES REVENUE

SUPPORTING SERVICES

FUND 1.0% DEVELOPMENT

MANAGEMENT 0.4% AND GENERAL

TOTAL SUPPORTING 1.4% SERVICES

FINANCIALS 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 27 STATEMENT STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL OF ACTIVITIES POSITION

[IN THOUSANDS] [IN THOUSANDS] OPERATING ACTIVITIES PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE 2019 2018 ASSETS 2019 2018 FUNDRAISING 160,948 163,292 CASH 70,500 65,365 PUBLIC DONATED GOODS AND SERVICES 2,643,647 2,637,558 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, NET 6,592 7,836 SUPPORT TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT 2,804,595 2,800,850 INVESTMENTS 43,484 38,062 CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVABLE, NET 29,111 28,039 FOOD PROCUREMENT REVENUE 62,816 70,889 NOTES RECEIVABLE, NET 349 495 OTHER REVENUE 8,872 7,909 REVENUE OTHER ASSETS 862 1,351 TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE 2,876,283 2,879,648 FURNITURE, SOFTWARE AND EQUIPMENT, NET 6,077 7,678

TOTAL ASSETS 156,975 148,826 EXPENSES MEMBER SERVICES 70,054 70,967 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS FOOD PROCUREMENT 2,745,264 2,753,823 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 12,189 11,673 PUBLIC AWARENESS AND EDUCATION 6,561 6,695 DEFERRED REVENUE 2,982 2,609 PROGRAM POLICY AND ADVOCACY 2,834 2,526 SERVICES LEASES PAYABLE 2,567 3,059 PROGRAMS 4,494 4,380 OTHER OBLIGATIONS 925 840 RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS 3,595 3,476 TOTAL LIABILITIES 18,663 18,181 TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES 2,832,802 2,841,867 NET ASSETS MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL 9,931 11,987 SUPPORTING WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTIONS 43,814 39,650 SERVICES FUND DEVELOPMENT 29,160 27,079 WITH DONOR RESTRICTIONS 94,498 90,995 TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES 39,091 39,066 TOTAL NET ASSETS 138,312 130,645 TOTAL EXPENSES 2,871,893 2,880,933 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 156,975 148,826 INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS AS A RESULT 4,390 (1,285) OF OPERATIONS

Feeding America’s auditors have expressed an unmodified opinion on our financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2019. Those financial statements, NON- WILLS AND BEQUESTS, INVESTMENT RETURNS AND OTHER 3,277 2,930 OPERATING which are available on Feeding America’s website, include associated notes that ACTIVITIES CHANGES IN NET ASSETS 7,667 1,645 are essential to understanding the information presented herein. NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR 130,645 129,000 NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR 138,312 130,645 VIEW OUR AUDITED FINANCIALS ONLINE

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Kind-hearted supporters like you power Feeding America’s mission. Today, children and families nationwide have the food they need because of your commitment.

SUPPORTERS 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 29 VISIONARY PARTNERS

Feeding America Visionary Partners are recognized for their generous 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. Click each partner’s logo or name to learn more.

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SUPPORTERS 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 33 LEADERSHIP PARTNERS

Feeding America Leadership Partners are recognized for their generous 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. Click each partner’s logo or name to learn more.

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THE DAVID TEPPER CHARITABLE FOUNDATION, INC.

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LINDA AND KEITH MONDA

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TONY ROBBINS

GWENDOLYN SONTHEIM, AQUALIA INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION

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U.S.

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LEADERSHIP PARTNERS

Thanks to our valued partners, 659 million pounds of dairy items reached families facing hunger across the nation.

Thank You to America’s Dairy Community

At food banks, milk is one of the most requested, yet least donated items—but Feeding America is committed to changing that alongside our strategic partners. We are developing creative solutions for providing more dairy products to families in need through Dairy Nourishes America, a collaborative project with the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy, MilkPEP and the National Dairy Council. We are launching and growing dairy programs that use different business models, such as The Great American Milk Drive, in collaboration with food banks. We are also growing our collaboration with the USDA. This year, the USDA provided fresh milk to food banks for distribution through TEFAP for the very first time. And in celebration of National Dairy Month this past June, we partnered with America’s dairy community and Laila Ali to launch a three-vehicle “Real Love Convoy” on a cross-country tour to raise awareness of child hunger and provide kids with free milk and dairy foods.

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Feeding America Mission Partners are recognized for their generous 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.

RODKIN FAMILY FOUNDATION

CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

JAMES ANNENBERG LA VEA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

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Feeding America Guiding Partners Feeding America Supporting are recognized for their generous Partners are recognized for contributions or commitments of their generous contributions or $250,000 or more, donations of 2.5 commitments of $150,000 or more, million pounds or more of food and donations of 1.5 million pounds or grocery products, or combined gifts of more of food and grocery products, $150,000 or more and 1.5 million pounds or combined gifts of funds, food or more of food and grocery products. and grocery products at this level.

Abbott Anonymous (3) Mars, Incorporated Starbucks’ investment Ameriprise Financial 7-Eleven, Inc. Network For Good Blue Apron Ambit Cares Papa John’s International will help food banks make Brandless.com The Angell Foundation Pilot Flying J Bush Brothers & Company Bonaventura Devine Randell Charitable Fund an even bigger difference The Cheesecake Factory Incorporated Foundation Inc. Reser’s Fine Foods, Inc. Dairy Management Inc. Brand Activation Robert W. Baird and Co. in their communities. Ford Motor Company Fund and Community Services Maximizer LLC Incorporated Garden Fresh Restaurant Corp. Carrier Schwan’s Corporate Gordon Food Service Cheeky Giving Foundation Thank You to Starbucks The Hershey Company CIT Group, Inc Shipt Coffee Company Humana Inc. and Humana Foundation DoorDash Solidarity Giving Since 2016, Starbucks has contributed to the fight IKEA Holding U.S. FEED Sunlight Giving against hunger by donating surplus food each night Keurig Dr Pepper The Frye Company Thermo King The Kresge Foundation GNC Live Well Foundation True Citrus Co./ from its participating stores nationwide through the ® Latter-day Saints Charities Hormel Foods Corporation Grand Brands Starbucks FoodShare program. Together, we have The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund HSBC Bank USA N.A. Twenty-Seven Foundation donated 20 million nourishing meals to people in need Omni Hotels & Resorts Instacart Vanguard Charitable through FoodShare—but Starbucks wanted to do even Performance Food Group Kum & Go Wegmans Food Markets more this year to strengthen the neighborhoods where Price Chopper Supermarkets Kwik Trip, Inc. Weis Markets, Inc. they do business. They chose to invest $1.5 million in Procter & Gamble Lamb Weston Wings For Things mobile pantry programs at 17 Feeding America food Produce For Kids Holdings, Inc. Foundation banks to further emphasize their mission to inspire and The Rachael Foundation Lineage Logistics, LLC WonderSlim nurture the human spirit—one person, one cup and one Rosenbloom Family Foundation Little Caesar neighborhood at a time. Starbucks’ investment will Subway® Restaurants Enterprises, Inc. help food banks sustain or expand their mobile pantry TreeHouse Foods, Inc. Lucky’s Market programs so they can make an even bigger difference Walgreens McCormick Foods for people facing hunger in their communities.

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PARTNERS

Feeding America Partners are recognized for their generous contributions of $5,000-$149,999.

$149,999-$100,000 Bob Gerber and Veronica Rynn American Endowment J. David and Pamela Hakman Nancy Woo and Toby Paff Anonymous (3) Google Foundation Family Foundation Woodruff Memorial Charitable Trust ADP Ingredion The Annie E. Casey Foundation J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund William Zanker BMW of North America, LLC The Katzenberger Foundation, Inc. The Barry and Wendy Meyer Michael Kahn The Zantman Residual Trust Bunzl USA, Inc. King Arthur Flour Foundation Cathryn Lavery The Clorox Company LeanIn.Org Bella Tunno Jane Lehman and Matthew Winter $24,999-$10,000 The David R. and Lucas Kaempfer Foundation John Bloom The Longhill Charitable Foundation Anonymous (7) Patricia D. Atkinson Foundation Don McManus Louise and David Brearton Dodie and Ian MacAuley 455 Foundation Direct Impact Fund Peter Mallouk The Bunting Family Foundation Norwex Foundation for Abe Littenberg Foundation Dean Graziosi Nature Nate’s CAF America a Brighter Future Inc. Accenture Hershey Family Foundation NOW Health Group, Inc. Cal-Nev-Ha District Jane and Rick Parod Acorn Hill Foundation Home Chef The O’Shea Family Foundation of Kiwanis International Pledgeling Foundation Advanced Comfort Technology James A. Hornicek Progeny Health Carylon Foundation RBC Foundation - USA Tamara and Kashif Aftab HP Foundation Round It Up America Clif Bar Inc. Response Marketing Group The Agency Worldwide Jewelers Mutual Insurance Deborah and Ronald Rudolph CMR Foundation Joffrey Roy James Albertelli Land O’Lakes, Inc. and Cogan Family Foundation Julia and Nick Runnebohm Antenna Consulting QBE Foundation Dave Goldberg Cox Enterprises, Inc. Sashka Co. The Appletree Fund SAIC Marlene and William J. Semple CTZN-API Michelle and Jeff Saye Diane Archer and Stephen Presser Shady Rays Simek’s Daniel Culley Slice Leslie and Barry Ariko Splunk SnackNation David Geffen Foundation Laurel and Brian Smith and Brian Armstrong thredUP, Inc. Southern Glazer Wine Robert Delucia Solstice Bahamas Vacation Rental Aviv Foundation Raymond C. Vojir and Spirits Charitable Fund Dr. Scholl Foundation William Spero Ayco Charitable Foundation Spiritual Gangster Dr. Seuss Enterprises TOTT Products, LLC Pamela and Steven Barger $99,999-$50,000 Stanley Iezman, Nancy Stark Lisa and Alan Dynner Transplace Steven J. Barr Archer Daniels Midland Company & The American Realty Advisors Barton Elliott Trinchero Family Estates Ezra Bayda Elizabeth and Donald Ballard Charitable Foundation Employbridge dba Joel Gott Wines Beam Suntory BASF The Wasily Family Foundation Emser Tile LLC United Healthcare Marc Benioff BNY Mellon Westfield Insurance Fiserv Ventura Foods Berkeley Productions Carol and John Bushman The Wildflower Foundation, Inc. Frank L. Stile Foundation Walters & Mason Retail, Inc. John Berookhim Chick-fil-A Yard House Georges Harik Sherri Wehrer-Werzberger Christine Bertha Coinstar, Inc. Gordon Icheldinger Irrevocable Trust Virginia Wilson and Michael Crabbe Betsy & Jesse Fink Charitable Fund Feed A Billion $49,999-$25,000 HMT Associates, Inc. The Wireless Zone Foundation Bezos Family Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Anonymous (5) Joan Hood and G. Bradford Jones For Giving, Inc. Michael Bielamowicz Fulcrum Foundation AbbVie Foundation Inside Marketing Group Wolfen Family Foundation John Boundas

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PARTNERS

George Bovee Rebecca Gaples James Kibler MTN OPS Brad Cecil & Associates Susan Garner Bonnie and Alan Kidd Pamela and Dennis Mullen Bradley Impact Fund GBU Financial Life Charlotte A. Koenigsaecker Nassimi, LLC Braman Mini Of Palm Beach Mary Gerdts and George J. Gabriele Natale Brierley & Partners, Inc. Hanna and Mark Gleiberman Koenigsaecker, III New York Giants Robert Brkich The Greater Kansas City Marlise Konort The Nielsen-Massey Carol Brooks Community Foundation Lark Foundation Foundation Raymond Brown GT’s Living Foods The Lear Family Northern Trust Company The Calico Fund The Gumbo Foundation Michael Ledoux Becky and Shawn O’Grady Pati and Alexander Carobus Savannah Guthrie Mary Lee and Andrew Moore Omada Health Carolyn Carter Hailey Family Foundation Adam Levinson David B. Osborne Charles Schwab Foundation Hal Herzog Libgo Travel PagnatoKarp Cochlear Americas Harding Education and Caren and Jordan Libit Manan Patel River Cohen Charitable Foundation Liz Whitney Tippett Patrick and Anna M. Combs Family Fund Hargrove Pierce Foundation Foundation Cudahy Fund Comerica Charitable Trust Anne Hathaway and William R. Loeser Wendy Pearson Thank You to James, Kathleen Calthea and Chris Cummins Adam Shulman Jo S. Logenbaugh Pennzoil Quaker State/ and Jessica McCrorie Rhoda and Michael Danziger Hickory Foundation Patricia Lonnon-Lewis SOPUS Products A. Jeffrey Denton Helen and Leo Hollein and Paul Lewis Barbara Pickett In James and Kathleen McCrorie’s words, “As a Teresa and RJ Devick Holman Automotive Heidi Lynch and Daniel Jessica and family, we choose to not only donate but also fight Becton Dickinson Honeybrook Foundation Inc Greenstone Michael Plowgian side by side with Feeding America to end hunger. Anthony Dividio David McAnally Principle Auto As we became more involved with the organization, Dr. Joseph P. D’Angelo Hungry Marketplace, Inc. James, Kathleen and Product Labs we witnessed the absolute dedication and passion of Foundation, Inc. Husch Blackwell LLP Jessica McCrorie John Raffetto their staff members and were hooked! Their focused Laurie and Scott Dubchansky Patricia L. Hutchings Bruce A. McPheron Rampion Books, Inc. commitment to their mission of helping people E. Joseph Evans ImpactAssets Marriner Communications Raymond James Charitable struggling with food insecurity in our own country is Charitable Trust The Ina Kay Foundation Marketing Endowment Fund inspiring. Our 16-year-old daughter, Jessica, serves as E.F. Merkert 1996 Integrative Nutrition Carin Mascetti Riceland Foods, Inc. Feeding America’s first Teen Ambassador, and we are Charitable Foundation James M. & Margaret V. Richard Matricaria The Richard and Evelyn so proud of her genuine commitment to the cause.” Epstein Becker & Green Stine Foundation The Melsness Foundation Venable Foundation ezCater, Inc. Denise and David Jared Merrill Lynch Gordon K. Riel Leon Ferder Jewish Communal Fund The MGive Foundation Ira Riklis Ferguson Enterprises Jewish Community MGM Resorts International Donna and Paul Rosenzweig The Fink Family Foundation San Diego Michael Angelo’s Deborah Ann Ross Follow Foundation, Inc Nancy Josephs Gourmet Foods Ruffle Family Foundation Shelley and James Fishkin James Kallman Bruce E. Meyer The San Diego Foundation Jessica McCrorie’s journey FJC: A Foundation of Nilesh Karmarkar Lydia and Thomas Moran Cynthia Scalzo and Philanthropic Funds Rosalind and Michael Keiser Morris and Esther Horowitz Henry Brown on Instagram at Food Shippers Of America Nancy Kennedy Family Fund Jane and Harold Schiferl Michael Fredericks Khachaturian Foundation Shelley Motley E. Harvey Seaman @jessicaisfeedingamerica.

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PARTNERS

In Honor of Richard M. Segal Vatera Holdings LLC Claire Babineaux-Fontenot Sandra Chesterton DV-FT Holdings, LLC Gail Gordon Peter and Sydney Shaw Ashley and Matthew Versteeg James Baker Ann and Mark Chisam Earl Dyer Marlena Graham-Russell Amy Sherman-Palladino Marc Vitulli Barker Financial Group, Inc. Doris Christopher Jeffrey D. Earls Great American and Daniel J. Palladino Barbara Vogelstein Roderick Barnes Cisco Foundation Tim Eastman Restaurants Shop-n-Save East Anne Von Rosenstiel Barstow Foundation Clarity Software Solutions, Inc. Cory Eberle Greater Houston Shutterfly Walter H. and Peg Meyer Ian Bavey Lynne Clark Nelly Effan Community Foundation Sixty Strong Foundation Foundation Sharon and Norman J. Becker Wesley M. Clark eHungry, Inc. Green Village Concrete Inc. SKC Enterprises Mary Warren Case and Tessie and Donald W. Becker Naomi W. and Harvey M. Cohen Elsie Procter Van Buren Brian Greenberg William Smith Stanley F. Case Stephen James Beers Stewart Colton Foundation Greene County Community The Soener Foundation Albert J. Wieners Alejandro Benes The Community Foundation Andrew Eltes Foundation Sonic Automotive The Wilkens Family Paula and Mark Berezin for Greater New Haven Lori and Randall Faber Richard Gruen SOTA Weight Loss, LLC Foundation Raymond K. Bergman Concannon Family Marjorie Feder Chris Fa Gunn South Motor Co. of Dade Albert B. Woodward Bessemer Trust Company Foundation Alicia Fernandez Guy Harvey Save County Luanne and John Blair Kay Lynn Cooper Fidelity Brokerage Our Seas LLC Southern Region $9,999-$5,000 David Blake C. Cordaro and C. Roberto Services LLC Karen Guzzo Advertising Council Anonymous (5) Victoria Blakeslee Cordaro Alan Finnegan Patricia Haas Specialty Restaurants 2004 Carita Lawrence Blaskopf Emily and John Costigan Stephane Fintz Sherman R. Hales Corporation Foundation, Inc. Jackie and Walt Bochenek Country Women’s Luke Fitzgerald Rita Halsted-Galicia Vincent Stack Lorraine Adams Robert Book Council USA Joseph Fitzpatrick Susan Hammerstrom Elaine and Sid Stromme Advisory Research Inc. The Boston Foundation Covestro Flagship Foundation HashiCorp David Sullivan Madawi Al Saud John Boughton Peggy Cox Jody Fleischer H C D Foundation Todd Swanson Zachary Alberts Kent Boulicault Margaret Ann Cull Linda Foreman Curtis Heaston TD Ameritrade Clearing, Inc. Anisa Ali William Brady Diane Daren and Amy Fox Brenda Hebrank Team-One Employment The Alice Lawrence Martha Branstad Ms. Loretta O’Connor Kenneth W. Freeman Paul Henrys, Jr. Specialists, LLC Foundation Inc. Gail Bremner and Jack Ann L. Davidoff Freeman Heyne Toma LLC Catherine L. Heron The Thomas R. and Deborah Thomas Alison Fairbrother Sandra Davidson Jerry Freishtat and Albert C. Schneider A. Davidson Foundation The Amin Foundation Patricia Brickley Judith Davis Freshouse II, LLC Joseph Herring Deborah and Bart Thomsen Osnat Amzaleg Gabriel Brisson Mary and Eric Davis Richard Fried Hertzberg Media TIAA Charitable Joan and Edward Anders Leslie Bronner Melissa and John Dean Antoinette and Russell Gaines Jane Hiatt Tisbest Philanthropy Cece and Thomas Noel and James Browne Brian Deangelo GBG USA Brian Hickey Roger Trinchero Angleberger Thomas M. Bruner Carol Denale Gerald Lennard Foundation David Howell UBS Donor Advised Fund Sara Anschuetz Jacqueline Bunke Heidi Devries Richard Gerber Hyatt Corporation Ultimate Software Anytime Fitness, LLC Burlingame Foundation Herbert C. Dike The Gettinger Family Sharon and James Intagliata US Private Wealth APTIM in Memory of John Diocese of The Armenian Foundation Athole Jacobi Management Julie Araskog Burlingame Church (Eastern) Nicholas Ghiz The Janki Foundation U.S. Trust Bank of Frederick H. Armbrust Eileen and William Bush Direct Energy L.P. Harold B. Gigstad Jeffrey & Leslie Fischer America Private Wealth Celestine Armenta Gail and Peter Carriero Elaine Doggett Elliot Gill Family Foundation Management and Chip Sharpe Teresa Cascino Carrie Dolan Jaideep and Gauravdeep Gill Jennifer Jenkins Cliff Uyemura Noam Arzt Ifan Chang The Dolan Family Foundation David Glendinning The Jewish Community Janet Vargo Athene Charitable Foundation Chase Family Foundation Zac Duvernet Marlene and Jeff Goldfarb Foundation

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PARTNERS

John and Janet Van Den Pamela and Dennis Lint Money Mart Financial QBE Foundation Siva Sivakumar Sandee Tweedlie Wymelenberg Laura Litten and Services Vikas Vittal Rao Jeffrey Slepak The Tyler Foundation Foundation Inc. John Andre Le Duc Moran Family Charitable Fund Ann E. Redmond Carolyn and Reuben Slone Alexei Tylevich John and Susan Brands Loan Simple Khaled and Kristina Nasr Evelyn Reitz Douglas L. Smith United Phosphorus, Inc. Foundation Bernadette Logue Stephanie and Renaissance Charitable Smith Family Legacy United Site Services, Inc. Joseph Wakin Estate Karen and Marvin Lohmann Richard Nathanson Foundation Foundation United Way of the Battle Tax Sheltered Trust Jill Lohrfink National Christian Foundation Clayton S. Reynolds Vicki Smith and Creek & Kalamazoo Region Nancy and Robert S. Joslin Mary Ann Lonergan Tom Nelson III Boris Reyzelman Gregory Venburg The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Bridgette and Randall Long Erika Nijenhuis and Lynn Riggs Debra Sokalski Amanda Valente Matthew G. Kaiser Jeremy Lopez Christian Bastian Louise A. Rinn Jeanne Sommer Caitlin Venter Elizabeth Kasser Jane Lubben Susan Noah-Forsberg Roger and Susan Stone The South Church Laura Voge and Shmuel Sorkin Rennie M. McAllister Liz Northrop Family Foundation Standard Process Christopher Wallace The Kaufmann Foundation Kevin McAnaney and Kurt O’Brien James and Amy Rosenthal Peggy Stephan Alan Ward Sue Keller Catherine McCabe Polly O’Brien Georgia and Gus Rousonelos and Bill Weihman Linda and Richard Ward Jim Kelley Suki McClatchey Leslie O’Loughlin John Rust Steven and Laura Mayer Jocelyn Watkins Julie Kellogg Coreen McCool and Offit Kurman Charitable Sushil Sadh Family Foundation Stephen Watts Michael Kerr Daniel Ostrower Foundation Safe Chicks LLC Jane and Alex Stevens Earl Weber Denise D. and Maridelle McKesson Daniel Olson Amy and Eric Sahn Elizabeth and Chad Steward James Webster Andre R. Khillawan Ami McReynolds Ronald R. Palmer Sharon and Sal Saraniti Gail Stocks Barry H. Westgate Andrew Kile Theresa and Peter Maggio Stephen Patscot Frank Schuler Kenneth Stoni WHAPPS LLC Cecilia King-Porter Sarah and Loris Manaresi The Paul and Antje Jocelyn and Peter Schultz Julia and James Streit Ann White & Jeffrey Porter Richard S. Margolin Newhagen Foundation Mark B. Schupack Susan Stuart Nancy and Glen Whitney Knowledge and Freedom Mariano Press, LLC Allison and Ben Paull Andrea Scott Carol A. Stuhr Christine Wiebe Foundation Marin Community Donald Paulus Seemon H. and Natalie E. Sally S. and Robert Swithers Wendy and Jeff Wilkinson Rachel Kohlhagen Foundation Christine and John Peeler Pines Foundation Syncopation Foundation Paige and Dirk Willms Henry Kohring Christina Markiewicz Penske Truck Leasing Richard and Carol Seltzer The T. Rowe Price Program Mary and Cecil B. Wilson Thomas Kornei Jeffrey Marshall Peoplelink Group Sabah Servaes for Charitable Giving Malgorzata Wojtowicz James L. Koster John Mason Persolvent Service Wire Co. Barbara and Ben Tallman Donald Wood Kathy Kouwe Bok Yon Lee Mauras and Peterson-Tsai Foundation SGC Foodservice Rueylong Tang Joseph W. Wood Meg and Nathan Kriege Harry N. Mauras PH Foundation Susan Shapiro TD Ameritrade Clearing Fatt Yong Lewis Krueger Maxine and Allan Kurtzman Phelan Family Foundation Karen Share TGI Friday’s/Carlson Mary Younkin Marian and Larry Krummel Foundation Linda Pierce Erin Sharp Joyce Thibodeaux Sue T. Yount Robert L. Kuehlthau Anne and Brian Mazar Jean Pierini Bradlee Shattuck Michael Thompson Wendy J. and Carolyn and Jeffrey Kushner John Meares Nancy and Frank Dwyer Jacqueline Shek TIAA Steven N. Ytterboe Vivian Lamb MealPal Pierson Karen and Ben Sherwood Tiger Global Management LLC Ahmed Zaki William Lamoreaux Noah Mendelsohn PNC Institutional Asset Pheodora and Myung Shin Toan O’Brien Foundation Craig H. Ziegler Brandon Lantz Daniel Mendoza Management Shirlie and Owen Siegel Tosa Foundation Marta Jo Lawrence Bethany Miller Alexis Pozen and Foundation Transnational Foods David Levine Richard Mirgon Kevin Monahan Shopkick, Inc. Triangle Community Michael Levine Sheldon Moliver Carol Probeyahn Alison Silverstein Foundation Judy Light Momentum Textiles Pugh Family Gift Fund and Ernest Wood TrueSense Marketing Daniel Lindstrom and Wallcovering Pure Love for Humanity, Inc. Elizabeth Simpson Turvey Family Foundation

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PARTNERS

The following companies, organizations and foundations The following individuals, family foundations and foundations are recognized for their generous contributions of $5,000 are recognized for generously endowing funds to Feeding or more through matching gift programs. America to support the fight against hunger.

MATCHING GIFTS ENDOWMENTS Abbvie Employee Engagement Fund Kawasaki Motors Corp, U.S.A. The Anonymous Endowment Fund for a Hunger-Free America Anthem Liberty Mutual Foundation Match The Brichta-Crawford-Scott Memorial Endowment Fund Apple, Inc. Lowe’s Companies The Genberg-Lerman Family Endowment Fund Ashland Inc. Macy’s Inc. The Melinda Diane Genberg Endowment Fund Bank of America Microsoft The Kenneth and Ethel Haber Endowment Fund BJ’s Wholesale Club Pegasus Residential The Harding Educational and Charitable Foundation Endowment Fund BNY Mellon Performance Food Group The Mary Ruth Herbers Endowment Fund The Boeing Company QBE Foundation The George Karnoutsos Endowment Fund Change Healthcare Shell Oil Company The Korth Family Foundation Endowment Fund CIBC Sompo International The Alice S. Marriott Endowment for the Prevention of Childhood Hunger The Coca-Cola Company Travel Leaders Group, LLC The Ashley L. and Lilian H. Woods Memorial Endowment Fund Estee Lauder Companies United Healthcare The Dr. Sonya Woods Anderson Endowment Fund GE Foundation United Natural Foods, Inc. Genentech US Foods Goldman, Sachs & Co. Valvoline, LLC Google Visa, Inc. The Hershey Company Walmart and the Walmart Foundation The following individuals, companies and organizations IBM Employee Services Center Ingredion are recognized for their generous in-kind contributions. Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies IN-KIND DONORS Accenture Holland & Knight S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. American Airlines Johnson & Johnson Tableau Bayer Corporation Leo Burnett Tropicana Products, Inc. Conagra Brands Nestlé USA, Inc. Unilever Crowell & Moring LLP Nielsen United Airlines Custom Innovations Ogletree Deakins DLA Piper PwC

SUPPORTERS 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 47 PRODUCT DONORS

Product donors are recognized for their generous contributions of 100,000 pounds or more of food and grocery products.

7-Eleven, Inc. Conagra Brands, Inc. The Hershey Company McCain Foods, Inc. Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc. Super Store Industries A. Zerega’s Sons, Inc. Continental Mills, Inc. Hill Country Bakery McCormick & Company, Inc. Premio Foods, Inc. SUPERVALU, INC. Abbott Costco Wholesale Corp. HomeChef McKee Foods Corporation Pretzel Inc. Sweet Candy Co. Ahold Delhaize Cott Corporation Hormel Foods Corporation McLane Company, Inc. Price Chopper Supermarkets SYSCO Corporation Albertsons Companies Cumberland Farms, Inc. Hy-Vee Maines Paper and Procter & Gamble Target ALDI Inc. Custom Foods of America Hydration Source, LLC Foodservice Publix Tawa Supermarkets Amazon CVS Health (Absopure) Marketplacements, LLC Raley’s Tivity Health Americares Danone North America International Paper Mars, Incorporated Refresco Trader Joe’s Barilla America, Inc. Darigold The J.M. Smucker Company Mead Johnson & Company Reser’s Fine Foods, Inc. Tree Top Inc Bayer Corporation Dean Foods J.R. Simplot Co. Meijer Riviana Foods Inc. TreeHouse Foods, Inc. Beech-Nut Nutrition Del Monte Foods Jacksons Food Stores MilkPEP/Great American Russell Stover Candies Tyson Foods, Inc. Corporation Dole Foods Jennie-O Turkey Store, LLC Milk Drive Rutter’s Farm Stores UNFI Big Lots! Dollar General Jetro / Restaurant Depot Mondel¯ez International S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. Unilever Bimbo Bakeries USA Dunkin’ Brands, Inc. Johnson & Johnson Morton Salt Co. Sam’s Club US Foods BJ’s Wholesale Club El Super Johnsonville Sausage Muller-Pinehurst Dairy Sanderson Farms, Inc. Vi-Jon, Inc. Blue Apron Fairlife, LLC Kellogg Company Nash Finch Co. Save Mart Victory Packaging Boar’s Head Provisions Co. Inc. Faribault Foods Keurig Dr Pepper Natural Grocers Save-A-Lot Food Stores Visual Pak Company Bonduelle, USA Flowers Foods Kimberly-Clark Corporation Nestlé USA Schreiber Foods, Inc. Walgreens Brandless Food Lion LLC The Kraft Heinz Company Nestlé Waters North America Schwan’s Company Walmart Brookshire Grocery Co. The Fresh Market The Kroger Company Niagara Bottling, LLC SEASHARE Warnock Food Products, Inc. Bush Brothers Fresh Thyme Farmers Market Kum & Go Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Seneca Foods Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Butterball LLC Freshly Kwik Trip, Inc. Olive Garden Shari’s Berries Weis Markets, Inc. C & S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Genco Logistics Labatt Food Service, Inc. Olympic Foods, Inc. Sheetz Welch Foods Inc. Campbell Soup Company General Mills Lactalis USA, Inc. Pacific Coast Producers Smart & Final Stores, Inc. Whole Foods Market Cargill, Inc. Giant Eagle Grocery Lamb Weston Holdings Inc. Panera Bread Foundation Smithfield Foods WinCo Foods Carolina Logistics Services Gilster Mary Lee Corporation Land O’Lakes, Inc. & Panera, LLC Sodexo Winder Farms Chobani Google Express Lassonde Pappas and PepsiCo Southeastern Grocers Clif Bar, Inc. Gordon Food Service Company, Inc. Perdue Farms, Inc. Sprouts Farmers Markets The Clorox Sales Company Goya Foods Latter-day Saints Charities Performance Food Group Starbucks Coffee Company The Coca-Cola Company H-E-B Food Stores Lidl US, LLC Pete & Gerry’s Organics, LLC Stewart’s Shops Corp. Cole’s Quality Foods, Inc Hannaford Supermarkets Little Caesar Enterprises, Inc. Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. Sun Basket Compass Group Happy Family Brands Lucky’s Market Post Holdings, Inc. SunOpta

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VAN HENGEL SOCIETY

The van Hengel Society is named in honor of John van Hengel—founder of the modern food bank movement—and honors individuals who make legacy gifts, including bequests and charitable gift annuities, in support of Feeding America. In memory of van Hengel Anonymous (25) Raymond Catani Collette Ezzell Keta Hodgson Steve Aldrich Theodore C. Chu Betty and Les Fetty Beth and Todd A. Hoffman Society members whose Sonya Woods Anderson Robert Ciaffa and Rodger Fields James A. Hornicek Dale Armstrong Thomas F. Zarbock Joyce and Paul Fierro Charles M. Horowitz legacy to fight hunger was Susan Arnold Donna Cirincione Sheri Fingerhut Barbara Hughes Garry Ashton Jeanie Conn Michael and Carmel Fisher and Gregory M. DiPaolo realized this year Sharon Austin Ann Constantine Patricia Flaherty Kirsten Hviid Paul and Jan Babic John H. Copenhaver Shirley Garland Allen Jedlicka Elsie Jane Baker and Jeffrey P. Herrity Paul Gedbaw and Wendy Brudevold Jeannie B. Adams Bonnie Lou Haley Beth and Don Ballard Gary Cox June and Jerry Genberg Byron Jervis Rachel Alper Gordon Icheldinger George Banning Briana Crane Bob Gerber Constance and Franz and Dori Mary Jane Kenny Adrienne Barker James Curry Marilyn Gibson Robert Johnson Altschuler Susan Light Ann Creighton Barnard Muriel C. Danley Karen L. Gleeson Lori Johnson Lillian T. Barnes Kurt Low Suzanne Beaumont Betsie M. Danner Marvin Glyder C.P. and J.A. Jones Ward D. Bouwsma Joan Milsten Terri Belsley Catherine Davis Marlene and Jeff Goldfarb Elinor Kass Winifred Chmielewski Jennie Moehlmann Gladys Benton Joan H. and Philip A. DeCamp Scott G. Golinkin David Keer Ruth G. Collins Ana Nania Jeremy Best Dolores Denaro Emma Leigh Goodwin Lane H. Kendig Robert C. Defillippis James Ogurchock Judith and Robert Biehler Loretta C. Denson Hanna Goran Walter Keough Florence Dembling Grace Rice Patricia Biringer Phoebe DeReynier Arthur C. Goren Sean S. Kerr Meredith Drench Jeannette Schultz John B. Blenkiron Gail and Stanley F. Dogil Robert D. Gorman and Dana S. Kline Mary F. Dunn Carolyn F. Spence Lynn and Martin Bloom Arlene and William Donnelly Marianne Bono Donna Mae Koch Dorothy Fiore Sheila Tierman Betsy Bousfield Friederika M. and David Graves Henry Kohring and Howard Gloria Von Zehner George Bovee Harold W. Dorough Linda Griffith George Kokinis Gramenstetter Joseph Wakin Carol Bradford Ruth and Charles R. Dow Richard Gruen Andre Kouame Robert Garber Barbara J. Williams William J. Brand Norman A. Dudziak, Jr. and Nancy K. Gunther Constance M. Kratz J. Richard “Skip” Grodt John P. Wood Barbara E. Breckel Damaris J. Rohsenow Walter and Nancy Hajek Carlo La Bella Carla Brock Gail Dustin Lillian Hamilton Marily Lantz Terrence and Dorothy Brown Frances Egloff Douglas F. Harbrecht Alma Maryann Lee Vern Brown Leslie Eichenbaum Linda Harper Darlene Lee Jeanette Browning Frances J. Elfenbein Timothy Hart Lindsey Lester-Brutscher Freddie Burch Byron Ellingson Nancy R. Hayward John Lincoln George Burks Margot Ely Miriam Hernandez Charles Linzner Richard and Rena Byers Sammye Eng Gale B. Hill Pat Lisandrelli Richard L. Carrothers Anne Etgen Darlene Hills Patricia Lockett

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Theodore Lombard Miriam Paquin Ann Catherine Stehle Sarah T. Whitlock Adelma Taylor LoPrest Morris J. Paserchia Lee Steiger, Jr. Judith Whitney Jane Lusk Michael A. Patton Ralph H. Stephens, Jr. Albert J. and Dodie and Ian MacAuley Eleanor Petardi Wendell Stonee Elizabeth A. Wieners Billy McBride Lawrence Peters Milton Strauss Sam Williams Kathryn McKinley John W. Pfeiffer Roger D. Sumner Andrew Wilson Adaela McLaughlin Jeff Pickard Katherine Swede John N. Wilson Sara Magnuson Julie Quinn Carolyn Sweers Gary Witzenburg Anne Maiese Michael and Dianne and Fred Taft Linda G. and Robert L. and Jean A. Major Kathleen Ransom Alfred Thiede Scott A. Wolpert Alicia Amanda Linda Ray and Christine Taylor Thomas S. Woodruff Manrara Martinez Martha J. Reddout Mary Thielemeir Virgie Yates Gwynne Marstiller Robert S. Reed Amanda Thode Frances Zanides Marilyn Martin Rhodes Johanna and Isadore Unger Steve and Amy Zeder William Matthews Gerald Richards Elsie E. Van De Maele Paul and Yvonne Zenian Elaine Mayer Patrick D. Riley Helen Van Dessel Laura and John Zielinski The Foundation for Food Kathleen A. Meade Stoyell M. Robbins Andrew Vancamp John M. Metzger Lindsay Robertson Joseph G. VanDenHeuvel and Agriculture Research is Franzle C. Meza Lola Robles Dina Vaz Karen Mika JoAnn Ronkowski Penny and Francisco Villegas helping us provide fresh Barbara Mitchell Donna and Paul Rosenzweig Elma B. Vlass Peter Monaco David and Claire Ruebeck Robert D. Voiss produce to families in need. Janice Moore Jan Sagett Jen and Eric Vortriede Susan Moore Harold Schiferl Lila and David Voss Thank You to The Foundation for Dr. Thomas and Nancy Moore Jason Schmidt Carol and Ed Wagner Peter W. Moyer Mary Schon Lawrence Wallin Food and Agriculture Research Esther D. Mulroy Jeanne Sciarappa Sheldon Warren Feeding America’s partnership with The Foundation Joe B. Murphy and Robert Moulin and Meliss Hankin for Food and Agriculture Research (FFAR) will play Lester H. Nathan Girard H. Secker Karen and Ronald Wassel a key role in helping us identify the best methods for David Naugle Barbara Semeiks Mary Jean K. Waters providing fresh produce to families in need. FFAR and Jerome Neal Marlene and William J. Elisabeth and Diane N. Nero Semple Richard Waugaman awarded $1 million to Feeding America to evaluate Barbara J. Nicoletti Terry Seng Geoffrey R. Weigle the effectiveness of our produce cooperatives in Roger W. Novy Stacey Shehorn Mona and Robert Weigle reducing food insecurity. This grant was matched Joseph O’Connor Shirlee Smolin Candace Weingart with funding from Target, the University of Illinois, Linda O’Gara Kristy T. Snyder Kathy Weiss The Rachael Ray Foundation and Feeding America Stacey E. O’Malley Jennifer Soldano Elaine Frain Wells for a total $2 million investment. Together, FFAR and Kristi K. Olson Vincent Stack Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Feeding America will gain important insights into David Osborne Catherine Standish Westphal how much our produce cooperatives help decrease Leo E. Paquin Robin Stefan Steve Westphal food waste, shorten the time between sourcing and distribution, and increase access to produce.

SUPPORTERS 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 50 NEW CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION PARTNERS

Your dedication in the fight to end hunger fuels our mission. We look forward to growing the strong partnerships we formed this year.

Against the Grain Inc. Food Source Liberty Coca-Cola Beverages Refresco Ajinomoto Foods Foundation for Food and McCormick Foods RXBar Ameriqual Group, LLC Agriculture Research Mamma Chia Sheetz and Sheetz for the Kidz Bakehouse Bread Co The Fresh Market Market 5-One-5 Shipt Bel Air Fresh Point Produce Market Street Strohmeyer & Arpe Co Bradshaw Homes Giant Foods (Landover) Marketplacements, LLC Sugar Creek Brand Activation Giant/Martin’s Food Stores Mixwell Beverage LLC SunOpta Maximizer LLC (Carlisle) Monogram Comfort Foods Thortons, Inc. CAcafe GNC Live Well Foundation Muuna Inc. Tony’s Fine Food Church World Service GoPuff MZB-USA Communications Treasure Mills The Wells Fargo Holiday Cole’s Quality Foods, Inc Greater Washington Niche Bakers Visa Foundation The David R. and Patricia D. Community Foundation Nob Hill Walong Marketing, Inc. Food Bank program helped Atkinson Foundation Health Care Service Nugget Markets Wells Fargo Daystar Corporation Ornua Foods North America Whalen Foods Inc to provide an incredible Dollar General Hoffmaster Group The Outreach Program Yowie North America Ebans Bakehouse Home Market Foods Pacific Coast Producers 55 million meals. Engro Foods The Jackfruit Company Papa John’s International Fidelity Investments Jimmy’s Cookies Pretzel Inc. Food for Life Kansas City Sausage Co. Raybern Foods Thank You to Wells Fargo

Before launching the Holiday Food Bank program with Feeding America in November 2018, Wells Fargo had already donated more than $7.5 million to local food banks and had 26 Wells Fargo leaders serving Feeding America is on food bank boards. The Holiday Food Bank program took Wells Fargo’s support to the next level, raising thankful for our new $5.5 million to help provide an incredible 55 million meals. The campaign also engaged 2,300 Wells Fargo team members, collected 9,400 boxes of non-perishable corporate and foundation food, and raised awareness of hunger in America through a robust media campaign, including , Jimmy Kimmel Live!, People partners. magazine and USA Today.

SUPPORTERS 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 51 LEADERSHIP

With support from caring and capable leaders like our chief executive officer, Claire Babineaux-Fontenot, Feeding America is helping provide meals to a growing number of families in need.

LEADERSHIP 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 52 NATIONAL BOARD OF ORGANIZATION DIRECTORS LEADERSHIP

Gary Rodkin, Chair Kate Maehr Erin Sharp Claire Babineaux-Fontenot3 Kate Leone Retired Chief Executive Officer, Executive Director and Chief Group , Chief Executive Officer Chief Government ConAgra Foods Executive Officer, Manufacturing, Relations Officer Greater Chicago Food Depository The Kroger Co. Maryann Byrdak3 Claire Babineaux-Fontenot3 Chief Information Officer Ami L. McReynolds Chief Executive Officer, Michael G. Manning Jilly Stephens1 Chief Equity and Feeding America Chief Executive Officer, Chief Executive Officer, Catherine Davis Programs Officer Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank City Harvest Chief Marketing and Steven Barr Communications Officer Carol Medlin1 Partner, Consumer Markets Leader, Keith Monda Kelvin H. Taketa Chief Impact Officer PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Retired President, Former President and Chief Katie Fitzgerald4 Coach Inc. Executive Officer, Executive Vice President and Kathryn Strickland4 Rahsaan Bernard Hawaii Community Foundation Chief Operating Officer Chief Network Officer President, Dr. Vivek H. Murthy, MD, MBA Building Bridges Across 19th Surgeon General of the Secretary Tom Vilsack Matt Hayes Blake Thompson3 the River United States President and Chief Executive Chief Human Resources Chief Supply Chain Officer Officer, Officer Robert Greenstein Scott Neal U.S. Dairy Export Council Claire Wellington President, Senior Vice President and Paul Henrys Senior Vice President, Center on Budget and Policy General Merchandise Manager, Matthew E. Winter1 Legal and Governance Priorities Meat and Seafood, Fresh Quality Retired President, The Allstate Control and Sourcing Strategy, Corporation and Retired Chief Matt Knott1 Andy Wilson2 Jim Kallman Walmart Executive Officer, Allstate Life President Chief Development Officer President, Insurance Company Kallman Holdings, Inc. Shawn P. O’Grady Jennifer Kovacs4 Group President, Convenience M. Scott Young Interim Chief Bill McMahon1 & Foodservice; Senior Vice Executive Director, Development Officer Retired Vice Chair of President, Global Revenue Food Bank of Lincoln Wealth Management, Management, Morgan Stanley General Mills

Bruce A. McPheron John Sayles Executive Vice President Chief Executive Officer, and Provost, Vermont Foodbank The Ohio State University

1Stepped down from service during fiscal year 2019. 2Stepped down from service during fiscal year 2020. 3Commenced service during fiscal year 2019. 4Commenced service during fiscal year 2020.

LEADERSHIP 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 53 Support Feeding America and help solve hunger.

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Feeding America is a nationwide network of food banks that feeds more than 40 million people through food pantries and meal programs in communities across America and leads the nation in the fight against hunger.

Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of the annual report. We would appreciate notification of any errors or omissions in order to correct our records. To report errors or omissions, please contact Elizabeth Rowan Chandler, Director of Communication and Donor Stewardship, at [email protected] or 312.641.6428.

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