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2009 Annual Report : Close the Gap Year 1 o f 3 A MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD PRESIDENT

Dear North Texas Food Bank Friends and Supporters:

It’s hard to believe the North Texas Food Bank embarked on its campaign to Close the Gap on hunger in our community one year ago. As we begin our second year of this three-year initiative to provide every hungry North Texan with access to the nutritious food they need, I am more encouraged than ever by the unyielding support of this community – especially during these tough economic times.

The recession has brought an unprecedented number of families and individuals to our Member Agencies for help with food this year. With more North Texans suddenly finding themselves out of work or unable to provide for their families, we began to see the “new faces of hunger” – faces you might know. The economy has also had devastating effects on parents who work hard but simply can’t afford to make ends meet. Families living on the poverty line are being pushed over the edge.

It’s because of stories like these – stories of the new faces of hunger and of those who are all too accustomed to the pain of an empty stomach - that the North Texas Food Bank never stops working to provide food to those who need it. And we simply couldn’t do what we do without the support of this community. Thanks to the generosity of philanthropic foundations, corporate partners, faith groups and individuals, the Food Bank distributed more than 37 million meals in fiscal year 2009 – a 43 percent increase over last year. We acquired more than 10,000 new donors during the holiday season, and we received our first unrestricted $1 million gift! What an incredible demonstration of generosity from this community – and what a testament to the commitment so many of you have made to join us in our work to feed those in need.

As we begin another year, I am more hopeful than ever about the impact the Food Bank is making in the lives of our hungry neighbors – thanks to the support of friends like you. I hope you’ll continue to stand with us as we work to Close the Gap on hunger.

Sincerely,

W. Lee Coleman, Jr. Board President

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2009 Annual Report : Close the Gap Year 1 o f 3 During this recession, people’s eyes have been opened to how great the need is in our community. Once they see the thousands of hardworking parents, senior citizens and children going hungry every day, right here in our own backyard, I know our community will continue to respond. We must use every resource available to ensure the needs of our neighbors are met.” - Jan Pruitt, North Texas Food Bank President & CEO

In light of the first year of our Close the Gap campaign coming to an end, this observation couldn’t ring more true. The down economy has affected people from all demographics and neighborhoods, and although Year One of Close the Gap ended above the set goal, now is no time to step back and relax.

Thousands of hard-working North Texans have recently been forced out of jobs they’ve had for decades. For the first time in their lives, parents and individuals are coming to our Member Agencies for help to feed themselves and their families. These people represent the “new faces of hunger” – faces you might know or recognize. They might live down the street from you. Their kids might go to school with your kids. And now, though they never thought it was possible, they need help to keep from going hungry.

Nancy is just one of the many new faces of hunger who came to one of our Member Agencies for help with food when her husband was laid off last April. Despite receiving unemployment assistance, the loss of income was substantial. Shortly after her husband lost his job, Nancy was hospitalized for a blood clot in her knee. Although she feels lucky to be alive, her doctor ordered her to stop working so she could fully recover. For months, both she and her husband were out of work. Since most of their unemployment money goes toward utilities and expensive medications, they rarely have enough left over to buy food.

“Everything happened at once!” says Nancy. “We’ve never been through anything like this.”

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Fortunately, thanks to the generosity of this community, Nancy can take home groceries from the Share Center, a Food Bank Member Agency in Terrell.

“If it weren’t for this place, I don’t know what I would do,” she says. “This means a lot to us.”

Though North Texans like Nancy and her husband are struggling with hunger for the first time in their lives, there are thousands of families, individuals and seniors in our community living at or below the poverty line who are all too familiar with the pain of an empty stomach and being powerless to fix it.

Theressa is a single mother raising her children on her own, plus her two nephews and granddaughter. She’s always worked hard to support her family, but she has several chronic illnesses that have recently forced her to stop working. Last year alone, she was in the hospital a total of six months.

Theressa’s only income is the child support she receives. With expensive medical bills and medications to pay for, in addition to rent and utilities, she often wonders how she’s going to scrape enough money together to feed her children.

“After I pay [the bills], there’s no money for food,” she says.

But thanks to the generosity of this community, Theressa doesn’t have to worry about how to feed her family. She can take home nutritious groceries from New Hope Compassion Outreach Center, a Member Agency of the North Texas Food Bank.

“Last Christmas, Mom didn’t have any money for dinner,” says Theressa’s 12-year-old daughter, Jazmien. “Because of [the Food Bank], we were able to eat as a family.”

Hunger affects North Texans from all walks of life. But thanks to generous donations from foundations, corporations, faith groups and individuals in our community like you, full stomachs are a reality for families living on the edge of poverty, like Theressa’s – and for those who never thought they’d need to ask for help, like Nancy’s.

Thank you for joining in our passionate pursuit of a hunger-free community in the beginning of our Close the Gap campaign, and thank you for continuing your support to make Year Two even stronger than the first.

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2009 Annual Report : Close the Gap Year 1 o f 3 A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT & CEO

Dear Friends,

There’s a popular saying about the workforce: “Do what you love, and love what you do.” Without a doubt, serving at the helm of the North Texas Food Bank as we work to feed an unprecedented number of hungry families, children and seniors is a job I truly love.

One reason that our work is so rewarding is the outpouring of support from friends in the community like you. We simply couldn’t feed those in need without the generosity of foundations, corporations, faith groups and individuals like you who have committed to join us in our passionate pursuit of a hunger-free community. You helped us distribute more than 37 million meals to those in need during the first year of our campaign to Close the Gap on hunger – and I know that with your help, we can provide even more meals as the campaign continues into its second year.

The support of this community has also enabled us to expand our efforts to combat childhood hunger. This past summer, we provided nutritious meals to more than 2,500 kids through programs like Food 4 Kids, Kids Cafe and our newest initiative, the Summer Lunch Box program. Your support also helped provide backpacks of weekend food for nearly 8,000 chronically hungry elementary school children through the Food 4 Kids backpack program during the 2008-2009 school year.

We’ve made great strides in the effort to feed those in need this year. But the need is still great, and we continue to face many challenges in these tough economic times. We can no longer get by with incremental increases in the amount of food we distribute. The need has surpassed all expectations and we will do whatever it takes to provide access to food for every hungry person in North Texas.

As we head into Year Two of our Close the Gap campaign, I hope I can count on your continued support to help provide hungry families, children and seniors with increased access to the food they need to be healthy and productive citizens. Thank you for your partnership!

With gratitude,

Jan Pruitt President & CEO

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Road Map to Close the Gap: Millions of Meals Provided

Road Map to Close the Gap: Access to Over 50 million meals by 2011 60

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40 Actual Meals 30

20 Meal Goal 10

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The North Texas Food Bank relieves hunger in two ways:

1. Food Distribution- We supply donated, purchased and prepared foods to 1,146 community-based programs, including food pantries, shelters, and soup kitchens. We also operate direct feeding services for children, including our Food 4 Kids “Back Pack Program” and Kids Cafe after school sites.

2. Food Stamp Outreach- We work with our 291 Member Agencies to identify and educate families and individuals who may be eligible for SNAP benefits.* Our outreach team helps prepare and submit applications and advocates for clients who experience barriers within the system. We estimate the number of meals to which we help provide access through Food Stamp Outreach using data on applications completed, application success rates, average SNAP benefits per household and estimated costs per meal.

*The Food Stamp Program was renamed the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, in 2008.

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Feeding Seniors

Barbara hasn’t had an easy life. For the past 25 years she has struggled with chronic depression, and last summer doctors discovered an inoperable brain aneurysm. She also suffers from post- polio syndrome, the painful after-effects of having contracted polio as a child. She’s been confined to a wheelchair for years.

Because of these health issues, Barbara retired from her job at a trucking company last summer. Now her only income is in the form of disability assistance through her former employer – which isn’t nearly enough to pay for rent, utility bills, medications and groceries.

Barbara has never had to ask for help with food before.

But thanks to the compassion of those in this community, she knows she’s not alone. She can come to the White Rock Center of Hope, a Food Bank Member Agency, for nutritious groceries when she really needs them. She’s so thankful for the food she receives.

“This food makes the difference between giving up and going on,” she says. “Most importantly, it gives me hope.”

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2009 Annual Report : Close the Gap Year 1 o f 3 OUR EVENTS

Summer Awareness Campaign In the summer of 2009, the North Texas Food Bank launched its first ever Summer Awareness Campaign in order to increase awareness because of the economic downfall. The Food Bank was overwhelmed with a great response from the community and generated 81 percent more donations than the previous summer (May 1 through June 30, see chart below).

Donations New Donors Volunteers Media Impressions * * in millions 1,200,000 1,200 3,000 8 7 1,000,000 1,000 2,500 6 800,000 800 2,000 5 600,000 600 1,500 4 3 400,000 400 1,000 2 200,000 200 500 1 0 0 0 0 2008 2009 2008 2009 2008 2009 2008 2009

81% increase 193 % increase 73 % increase 198 % increase

KRLD the Ga : Restaurant Week presented by Centraloo Sourcin Market was bigger and h better than ever in its 11th year. Running August 11 – 17, with some restaurants extending the event an extra week or even two weeks, Restaurant Week proved

yet again to be a great way to raise awareness about the6 3 issue of hunger in North Texas. More than 100 participating restaurants generously donated12.2 $7 from each u $35 fixed-price meal to theM Food als Bank. This year’s event raised $381,455, which

provided more than 1,525,820 meals for those in11 need. 4

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It’s a Fair Deal at the State Fair of Texas, sponsored by The Kroger Company, proved to be more than just a fair deal for North Texans – it was a hunger relief effort and a great volunteer opportunity. From October 1-15, fairgoers received discounted admission prices for bringing three canned food items for the Food Bank on Wednesdays through Kroger’s It’s a Fair Deal Wednesdays. Fairgoers also received discounted admission prices on opening day for bringing a 20-ounce Coca-Cola product to donate to the Food Bank. The Food Bank collected 136,683 pounds of nonperishable food, which provided more than 106,780 meals for those in need.

Greater Dallas/Fort Worth Souper Bowl of Caring was an enormous success in its second year. From January 7 through February 1, 2009, nonperishable foods and cash donations were collected at 217 participating Albertsons, Central Market, The Kroger Company and Tom Thumb grocery stores. Many local schools, faith-based organizations and youth groups collected food and funds, as well. More than 220,960 pounds of nonperishable food and $81,431 were collected to benefit the North Texas Food Bank. Thank you to our grocery and media partners and all who participated to help make this food drive a success!

Whole Foods Giving Tree, presented by Whole Foods Market, encourages customers to buy a paper ornament to decorate the store’s Giving Tree throughout the month of December. Customers have the opportunity to donate in any dollar amount and all proceeds go to the Food Bank. Since the close of 2008 brought increased economic uncertainty, Whole Foods team members shared the story of hunger with their customers to inspire giving. They saw donations increase by 21 percent over last year, bringing the total to $32,000 to help feed hungry North Texans.

canstruction was a feast for the eyes in its 13th year. Twenty-nine design and architecture firms constructed larger-than-life creations from nonperishable food items, which were on display at NorthPark Center from September 6 through 14. All food items were donated to the Food Bank at the event’s conclusion. This year’s canstruction brought in 87,234 pounds of food and more than $10,800, translating into nearly 111,500 meals! We deeply appreciate the support from this year’s sponsors, including: Hickory Street Annex; Blue Mesa; Bread Winners; Turner Construction; Thomas Reprographics; Pronto Delivery, Courier, and Logistics; Babich & Associates; DART; Countdown, Inc.; Raymond L. Goodson Jr., Inc.; AMC Entertainment Inc.; HeadShots Etc.; Southwestern Blue Print; GSR Andrade Architects, Inc.; NorthPark Center; Wendy Barber Productions, Inc. and Texadelphia.

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Empty Bowls, presented by Tom Thumb, celebrated its most successful year to date on February 20, 2009. More than 1,300 guests gathered at the Meyerson Symphony Center to enjoy the savory soups, breads and desserts provided by area restaurants. Local artists donated beautiful handcrafted bowls for the occasion. The event brought in $146,520, translating into an incredible 586,080 meals for hungry North Texans! We would like to extend a special thank you to our sponsors: Presenting Sponsor Tom Thumb, Official Go Green Sponsor Dean Foods, Benefactors Alliance Data, Capital One, Dave & Buster’s, Grant Thornton, Lockheed Martin and VHA, and Supporter Pizza Inn. We’d also like to thank our donors, WFAA, WBAP, City Color, Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Urban Floral Design Studio and Fun Factory Events, as well as all of the artists that donated their time and talent to create bowls.

Dash Down Greenville, presented by Run On! is a great way for North Texans to run for a reason. On March 14, 2009, more than 4,200 runners gathered on Greenville Avenue for this annual St. Patrick’s Day 5K run and walk, presented by Run On! and hosted by Central Market. The event raised $35,607 for the Food Bank, translating into more than 142,420 meals for those in need! Thanks to Run On!, Central Market, and all our sponsors, including Jack FM, Coca-Cola, the Café at Central Market and Two Rows. Thanks also to Panera Bread, who donated breakfast and coffee for our volunteers.

Taste of the NFL–The Ultimate Dallas Cowboys Tailgate Party, presented by Lockheed Martin, saw record numbers in its fifth year! Hosted by Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marcus Spears and linebacker DeMarcus Ware, five-time Super Bowl player Preston Pearson and celebrity chef Kent Rathbun, the event raised $175,074 for North Texas children on April 19 – that’s more than 700,000 meals for those in need! In addition to our hosts, auction committee, host committee chaired by Preston Pearson and Janie Tilford, guests and participating chefs, we have many generous sponsors to thank, including: Presenting Sponsor Lockheed Martin; Go Green Sponsors VHA and Nancy C. Rogers & Richard R. Rogers/Mary Kay Inc.; Touchdown Sponsor Albertsons; Field Goal Sponsors Fidelity Investments and US FoodService; and Ultimate Fan Sponsors Lovell PR, Northrop Grumman, Diane & Mark White/ Mosaic, Annette & Wade Brannan, Orix, The Kroger Company and Black, Mann and Graham LLP. Thanks also to our donors: Dallas Cowboys, CBS 11/TXA 21, Jowdy Photography, Tiffany & Co., Andrews Distributing Company, Brad Cecil & Associates, Cabot Cheese, Creative Ice, Dr Pepper Snapple Group, E&J Gallo, FIJI, The Glass Cactus at the Gaylord Texan Resort, The IRIS Company, Leonard Sloan & Associates, Miller Brewing Company, Robbins Brothers, Snuffer’s and SKYY Vodka.

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National Association of Letter Carriers Annual Food Drive, sponsored locally by The Kroger Company, was a great success in 2009. City of Dallas residents were encouraged to place nonperishable food items by their mailboxes on May 11, which were then picked up by their mail carriers and delivered to the Food Bank. More than 155,000 pounds of food were collected to help feed the hungry. This generosity provided more than 121,000 meals for North Texans in need.

Neiman Marcus’s Good Event in stores nationwide offered customers a 30 percent discount on Contemporary Sportswear, Sport Shop, Dress Collections and Men's Contemporary Sportswear for every $40 donation to the North Texas Food Bank. The Good Event generated $18,000 which provides 72,000 meals for hungry North Texans. Neiman Marcus Direct supported the Food Bank with their Gourmet Food Event online in April. For every gourmet frozen meal purchased, one was donated to the North Texas Food Bank. These nutritious protein items were then distributed to families in need through the Food Bank’s Member Agencies this summer. We are very thankful to Neiman Marcus for its support.

Russ Noland Memorial Golf Tournament hosted by Sachse First United Methodist Church presented by Car Spa was a huge success in its fourth year. This annual golf tournament, renamed in 2009 in loving memory of Pastor Russ Noland, raised more than $14,400 for the North Texas Food Bank’s Food 4 Kids backpack program on May 2, 2009. Over the past four years, the tournament has raised more than $59,760 for Food 4 Kids– enough to provide more than 11,950 backpacks for hungry children in North Texas. Thank you to all who helped make this annual event a success, and special thanks to Dave Scott, Victoria Shaw and Stephanie Noland for their leadership.

Hunger Action Day presented by Albertsons is a service day that provides our corporate partners with an exciting teambuilding opportunity within the context of the Food Bank’s food distribution operations as the culmination of our 30 Ways/30 Days Hunger Action Month campaign. Thank you to our corporate sponsors: Presenting Sponsor Albertsons; Benefactors Southwest Airlines and Newhouse Noblin Legal Search Consultants; and Supporters Credit Suisse, KPMG, and UPS. The hard work of these teams packed 51,700 food boxes for North Texas families in need, and the $53,000 raised through this day of service provided 212,000 meals.

Resounding Harmony was music to everyone’s ears in its first year. The Resounding Harmony Community Chorus’s inaugural concert to benefit the North Texas Food Bank raised more than $11,420 and 2,330 pounds of food through ticket sales, virtual food drives, collections and canned food drives. This provided more than 58,930 meals for those in need. Thank you to Dr. Tim Seelig and the entire Resounding Harmony Chorus.

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2009 Annual Report : Close the Gap Year 1 o f 3 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

SUPPORT AND REVENUE TOTAL Public Support:

Public contributions...... $ 9,915,261

Donated food and commodities...... $ 41,818,291

Total public support...... $ 51,733,552

Government grants and cost reimbursements ...... $ 1,676,375

Revenue:

Shared maintenance...... $ 2,382,252

Investment income...... $ 100,548

Other revenue...... $ 37,943

Gain (loss) on investments – realized and unrealized ...... ($ 853,052) Total revenue...... $ 1,667,691 Total Public Support and Revenue...... $ 55,077,618

FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES

Program services...... $ 51,864,277

Management & general...... $ 1,040,930 Fundraising...... $ 2,262,141 Total Functional Expenses...... $ 55,167,348

Feeding Families Dorothy Hamilton

Dorothy’s daughter and four grandkids have been living with her in order to make ends meet. But a few months ago, her daughter lost her job. The difficult job market has made it hard for her to find work, so right now Dorothy is supporting the entire family by working for a catering business at a local school. Her income just isn’t enough to cover the cost of rent, utilities and food for six people. Fortunately, Dorothy knows there’s a place she can go when she and her daughter need help to feed the children. Thanks to the generous support of this community, they can take home nutritious groceries from Holy Trinity Center, a North Texas Food Bank Member Agency in Dallas. Dorothy is so thankful for the food and compassion they receive.

“Thank you!” she says with genuine appreciation. “You don’t know how much it helps. Keep doing what you’re doing – you’re such a blessing.”

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2009 Annual Report : Close the Gap Year 1 o f 3 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

UNRESTRICTED TEMPORARILY GRAND TOTAL RESTRICTED TOTAL TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents.... $ 2,205,851...... $ 854,206...... $ 3,060,057

Shared maintenance fees...... $ 217,249...... $ 0...... $ 217,249 receivable (net allowance)

Pledges receivable ...... $ 75,350...... $ 63,241...... $ 138,591 (net allowance)

Other receivables...... $ 280,623...... $ 0...... $ 280,623

Investments...... $ 2,761,953...... $ 0...... $ 2,761,953

Inventory of food...... $0. .... $ 2,318,602...... $ 2,318,602 and commodities

Prepaid expenses and ...... $ 57,766...... $0...... $57,766 other assets

Total current assets...... $ 5,598,792. .... $ 3,236,049...... $ 8,834,841

Pledges receivable ...... $75,350...... $ 0...... $ 75,350

Building, equipment, ...... $ 6,163,051...... $ 0...... $ 6,163,051 furniture and fixtures (net)

TOTAL ASSETS...... $ 11,837,193. .... $ 3,236,049. .... $ 15,073,242

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Accounts payable...... $ 535,720...... $ 0...... $ 535,720 and accrued expenses

Due to (from) other funds. .... ($ 458,723)...... $ 458,723...... $ 0

Total current liabilities...... $ 76,997...... $ 458,723...... $ 535,720

UNRESTRICTED

Operating...... $ 5,532,537...... $ 0...... $ 5,532,537

Land, building and...... $ 6,227,659...... $ 0...... $ 6,227,659 equipment TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED

Other (primarily inventory)...... $ 0. .... $2,777,326...... $ 2,777,326

TOTAL NET ASSETS...... $ 11,760,196. .... $ 2,777,326. .... $ 14,537,522

TOTAL LIABILITIES ...... $ 11,837,193. .... $ 3,236,049. .... $ 15,073,242 AND ASSETS

An estimated wholesale value of the donated food and other products is included in both the Statement of Financial Position (ending inventory) and Statement of Activities. Wholesale pricing was calculated for each of 29 different categories by Feeding America, and supplemented by local pricing data. The pricing used has been reviewed by independent auditors for both Feeding America and the North Texas Food Bank. FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2009.

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2009 Annual Report : Close the Gap Year 1 o f 3 FINANCIAL DONORS $1,000,000 Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak The Pamela & John Beckert Family Anonymous House Foundation Discount Tire Panera Bread Foundation $100,000 - $250,000 Dominion Resources Foundation Pappas Bros. Steakhouse Anonymous Earl Doolin Restaurant Beaumont Foundation of America Mary Kathryn Doolin Park Cities Baptist Church Feeding America Dr. Bob & Jean Smith Foundation PepsiCo Foundation, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Ed and Josie Toogood The Perot Foundation J. L. Williams Foundation Foundation Piper Rudnick, LLP The Kroger Company EnCana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. The Place At Perry's Marketron Broadcast Solutions Embrey Family Foundation Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas The Rees-Jones Foundation Fedex Kinkos Elizabeth & Martin Price Fidelity Investments The Prudential Foundation $50,000 - $99,999 First United Methodist Church Cindy & Howard Earl Rachofsky Anonymous Fund of the of Sachse Remington Hotels & Ashford Dallas Foundation Food Industry Crusade Against Hospitality Trust Bank of America Hunger Renaissance Charitable Charitable Foundation Ford Motor Company Fund Foundation, Inc. Capital One Services, Inc. Tonda J. & Bill E. Frazier Rent-A-Center The Dallas Foundation Galleria Credit Union Hazel Ripp The David M. Crowley Foundation Galleria Dallas Nancy C. & Richard R. Rogers Florence Doswell The George & Fay Young RSW Creative, Inc. Emergency Food and Foundation Saint Michael and All Angels Shelter Program James A. Gibbs Episcopal Church Rosemary & Roger Enrico Gibbs Family Fund of Sara Lee Foundation ExxonMobil Corporation Communities Foundation The Sarah & Ross Perot Jr. Louise Gartner of Texas Foundation The Harold Simmons Foundation The Glenmede Trust John Sawyer The Hirsch Family Foundation Company, N.A. Schwab Charitable Fund Lockheed Martin Corporation Global Impact Share Our Strength Danna Orr GMAC Financial Services Harold Simmons The Trustees' Philanthropy Fund The Grainger Foundation Karen & Nasser Sobhani of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Grant Thornton LLP Sodexo Foundation, Inc. Fund The Grape Restaurant Stonebridge Life Insurance United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Greater Des Moines Company Vought Aircraft Industries, Inc. Community Foundation The Susan & Woodrow Gandy Wal-Mart/Sam's Club Foundation The Hall Financial Group Charitable Fund Harry W. Bass, Jr. Foundation Joanne & Charles Teichman $10,000 - $49,999 Hawn Foundation, Inc. Texas Instruments Foundation III Forks, Dallas Highland Park United Texas Race Management Abacus Methodist Church Thomas P. Waters Foundation Albertsons, LLC The Hoglund Foundation Sue & Chuck Tilis Amica Companies Foundation The Horchow Family Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy Andrews Kurth, L.L.P. Charitable Trust TOSA Foundation Anonymous Vester Hughes Katie Cline & Scott Turner Robert Ashley Tracy & Jeff L. Hull TXU Energy The Astrid and Pat Merriman Jo Bess Jackson UBS Financial Services, Inc. Family Fund of Communities Kathleen & Jon Jacobson US Food Service Foundation of Texas Jasper's USI Southwest Babcock & Brown Jean H. and John T. Walter, Jr. Kerensa & Herb Vest Jenny Birge Fund of Communities VHA Tom Black Foundation of Texas Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation Annette & Wade Brannan Kalman and Ida Wolens Pamela & Craig Wohlers Gay & Jerry Brinkerhoff Foundation Julie Yarbrough Laurie & Jeff Burgher Kawneer Company, Inc. Lu Yarbrough Calvert K. Collins Family Lisa & Peter Kraus Foundation, Inc. Leo & Rhea Fay Fruhman $5,000 - $9,999 Diane & Tony Carvalho Foundation Christy Abbott Centex Corporation Diane & John Lister Alliance Data Central Market/H-E-B Donald Luntey & Madge Cruse The Andrew Family Foundation Cirro Energy Stacy & Gary Mading Anonymous Citigroup Foundation Carol & L. Eddie Marvin Kelly & Christopher M. Ayres Sheryl & Robert Cole Mary Kay, Inc. The Bassett Firm, PC Comerica Bank - Texas McDermott Foundation Baylor Health Care System Covidien MetLife Foundation Ben E. Keith Company Credit Solutions of America, Inc. The Miles Foundation Charles Berger Dalcraft, LLC Robbie & Bill Moore Bijoux Dallas Jewish Community Vicki & Hicks Morgan Bloomberg, LP Foundation MUY Brands, LLC Brenda & William Bogart The Dallas Mavericks Foundation N9NE Steakhouse Cecilia & Garrett Boone The Dallas Morning News Neiman Marcus Roger Bower Charities NOBU, Dallas Associates, LP Jennifer R. & Jeffrey Bridges Dallas Theater Center Northrop Grumman Corporation Brinks Home Security Dean Foods One Technologies Brown-Forman Corporation ORIX USA, LP Joanne Bryan

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David Buxton Lockton Dunning Benefit Kathi & Michael Benoit Purna Byraiah Company Bernbaum Magadini Architects The Capital Grille Loft 610 Restaurants, LLC Yasmin & Vikrant Bhatia Carl B. and Florence E. King Luck Family Foundation Black, Mann & Graham, L.L.P. Foundation M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation Brad Cecil and Associates Suely & Brad Cecil Macy's Foundation Brinker International Central 214 Marcia & John Mares Candy & Irwin J. Brown Chamberlain's Steak And Marriott International, Inc. Vivian W. & Steven O. Brown Chop House Maverick Capital Foundation Betty & Rodney Bryan Lydia & Stephen Chase Terri Maxwell Cardiovascular Provider Cinemark Texas Properties, LLC Kathryn & David McCabe Resources, L.P. Citi Global Impact Funding Jeanne & James McCullor Jo Ann & George Caruth Trust, Inc. Betty S. Boyd-Meis & Eileen & Mark Cason City Color Chris A. Meis Chamberlain's Fish Market Grill ClubCorp USA, Inc. Renee Melancon Christ United Methodist Church, Compass Bank Debra & Jerald Merriman Farmers Branch Dallas District Attorney's Office The Meyer Levy Charitable Melissa K. & Thomas N. Clark Dallas Women's Foundation Foundation Mary Clyburn Jeffrey Dalton Stephanie & Jeff Moore Lee Coleman & Dr. Susan Hubbard Dave & Busters, Inc. Nana Restaurant, Hilton Anatole Culinaire International, Inc. David M. Munson Living Trust Arlene & Louis Navias CVS Caremark Charitable Trust Rachel & Russell DeFriend Network For Good Daimler Chrysler Services Norbert Doligalski Gale Nolan Dakota's Restaurant The Elaine Dewey Sammons Bill Norris Dallas Social Venture Partners Foundation North Texas Rescue Fund of the Dallas Foundation Dresser Inc. Nove Italiano Linda Davis Entact The Pampered Chef Janese & Richard Deitch Ericsson-Sodexo, Inc. Lisa & Gerald Payne, Jr. Deutsche Bank Americas Fidelity Foundation Edward Pechar Foundation Marcia L. & Michael E. Flowers Dennis Peters Richard Drysdale Fluor Corporation Katherine Perot Echol Bible Church The Fluor Foundation Lucy & Daniel Polter The Edward Henry Family DeDe T. & Scott Ford Candace & Roy Priest Ann Folz Carolyn & David Franklin Melanie & Mickey Reeves Steven Foster Frito-Lay, Inc. Resounding Harmony Janette & J.R. Foster Fujitsu Network Restaurant Life Group Laura & Norman Foster Communications, Inc. Richard D. Bass Foundation Clifford L. Friedman Fern & Robert Gauvin Shawn & Kenneth Roe Slywka Fuse Restaurant GE Foundation Diane Renee & Gregory Gene Garrett GenCorp Technologies, Inc. Neal Rohn Jackie George Ruth & Robert Glaze The Rosewood Foundation David Gluck Glencoe Group Services, Inc. Ruth's Chris Steak House Donna & Louis Grabowsky The Granville C. and Gladys H. Sabre Holdings Grand Prairie ISD Athletes Morton Fund of Communities Sam Pack's Ford David Greenstone Foundation of Texas Steve Schenkel HCC Life Insurance Company Rick Greco Shepherd One Trust Magda Girgis & Connie Jenkins Lillian Gregory Marie & Russell Siebert Vivian Heder Myrtle & Steve Griffin Silver Fox Steakhouse Ellen Barry & Larry Herold Sally & Larry Hankins Louis Sloan Highland Park High School Thomas Hanson Rhonda Hawkins & Erin & Al Hill, III Happy Davis Foundation, Inc. Christopher Lee Smith Hillcrest Foundation Marquette Financial Companies The Sonsteby Family Ynette & James Hogue Thornton Hardie III Charitable Trust Hotel ZaZa Hector's on Henderson SRS Real Estate Partners Stephen Horn Tim Helmers St. Ann Catholic Parish Sara Huebner Hibiscus Stallings Foundation Robert Hyatt Highland Park Independent Steel Restaurant Sarah & Brice Jackson School District Stoneleigh Hotel & Spa The Jeffrey A. Carter Foundation Hilton Hotels Corporation The Sunshine Foundation Jim White Media Cynthia & Thai Hoang Ty Commercial Group, Inc. Carolyn L. & Chris A. Johnson Holmes Murphy - Texas The UPS Foundation Joseph Johnson Deborah Holubec The Wachovia Foundation JP Morgan Chase Foundation - The Horizon Foundation The Ward Family Foundation Matching Gifts and Volunteer IBM Employee Services Center William & Sylvia Zale Foundation Programs Irish American Society, Inc. Kahn Charitable Foundation James and Angela Thompson $2,500 - $4,999 Richard Kantrud Foundation Bill Anderson Marcia & Mark Kawalek John and Dorothy Castle Diane Buchanan & Rick Andrew Julia Keith Advised Fund of the Dallas An Anonymous Philanthropic Kenny's Wood Fired Grill Foundation Fund of the Dallas Jewish Kirby's Steakhouse - Dallas K & L Gates, LLP Community Foundation The Kline Family Foundation Jennifer & Kee Kimbrell Aspire HR, Inc. Irene & Samuel Kogutt Sheryl & Ron Knight Marcella & Weldon Baird KPMG, LLP La Reve Consultants, LP Bank of America Matching Kristen & Randy Lackner Lakeview Apartment Homes Gifts Program The Landmark Restaurant Fay & Brian Lidji Deno Barroga Kelly & Brett Lashley Katherine Beams Lawry's The Prime Rib

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Miriam Lee Tatum, LLC David Beck Jeffrey Lohman Tenet Healthcare Foundation Jane & James Bedenbaugh Luther King Capital Management Cynthia L. & Jay E. Tenney Susan & Charles Behl Mammen Glass & Mirror, Inc. Texas Food Bank Network Rebecca Bell Martin W. & Bettie J. Halsell Sharon & Edward Troy Norma L. Bellamy Foundation Trust Truluck's Seafood, Steak, & Monty Bennett Sherrie Martin Crab House Cathryn Berryman Lee Ann Mason UPS Big "D" Little Birds McAfee Matching Gift Program Vanguard Charitable Big Lots! The McDowell Family Trust Endowment Program Bill's Fund of Communities Dail Mengelkoch Venture Commercial Foundation of Texas Chris Messick Management, LLC Paige Bingham Methanex Services, Inc. Caruth/Preston Road Robert Dale Bird Sylvia & Ronald Meyer Associates, Ltd. Diane & David Birk Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Viscern, Inc. Shari Birnbaum Miranda Partners, L. P. Wal-Dot Foundation Blackfinn Restaurant & Saloon Annell Moore Wal-Mart Stores Mary & John Blanchett Mr. & Mrs. Scott Moran WebMD David Blaylock Christine & Robert Morris Karen & Dr. Howard Weiner Barbara B. & Richard Blaylock Nancy & Clay Mulford L. Weirich The Blue Goose International Patrick Mullins Wells Fargo Foothill Group, Inc. Texas Chapter Neiman Marcus Group Mark White Marc Blumberg Matching Gift Program Donald Wines Robert Book Nick & Sam's Steak House Carolyn Winkler The Bryant & Nancy Hanley Northern Trust Helen Wolford Foundation Inc. The Oceanaire Seafood Room Jon Wolkenstein Pam & John Borders Laura & Sean O'Leary Paige & Grant Yaney Dr. Muriel Boreham Olympus America Inc. Young Boozer Family Foundation Phil Boriack The Pack Family Foundation Zelle, Hofmann, Voebel, Doris & Anthony Borino The Palm Restaurant Mason & Gette Richard Boss Panattoni Development Company Nancy & Bob Bowen Kevin Parke $1,000 - $2,499 John Bowen Kellie & Christopher Parrick Nancy & David Aboulafia William Bowles Betty Peck ACGG, Inc. Rebecca Brady Diane & Barry Perkins E. W. Adams Brice Family Charitable Fund II Jim, Brenda, & Josh Perkins James Adams of Communities Foundation of Elizabeth Peters Jennifer Adams Texas (Gail Griswold and Bill Pizza Inn Adelmo's Ristorante Brice, Jr.) Robert Pollock Adobe Systems Incorporated Robert Brielmaier Pro-Style Associates Matching Gift Program Bright Realty Ltd. Robert Quinby Advancial Federal Credit Union Colleen & Barney Brinkmann, Jr. Deborah Rader Aetna Foundation, Inc. George Bright Rapid Power Management AGIA Inc. Maureen Murry & A. Compton Carolyn & Karl Rathjen AIG Human Resources Broders David Rathkamp Patti & Bill Alcorn Lael & Peter Brodsky John Redfern V. Alford Sharon & Henri Bromberg Catherine & James C. Richards Ruth Alhilali Charles Brooks Linda and Frank Roby All Faith Fellowship Church Keri Brookshire Rogers-O'Brien Construction Cynthia A. Hennessy & Gloria Brown Co., Ltd. Robert B. Allen Mr. & Mrs. James D. Brown, Jr. Evelyn P. & Edward W. Rose III The AMA Trust Diane & Richard Brummel Rosen Systems, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Andress Susan & Peter Brundage Roy's Hawaiian Fusion Andrews Distributing Company Rosario Brusniak Salum Restaurant of North Texas Karen Brustman Sambuca Anne & Larry Angelili Erin Bryant Peter Sandmore Anonymous Buddhist Light Cathy & David Schweitzer Michael Anthony International Association Kristi Sheffy Lee Arning Glenda & James Burford Shinsei Marlene Arrambide H. L. Burgess Shoemaker Family Fund Stella Ashley Jennifer & Bill Burkhalter Sue Sloan Assurance Consulting 3, Inc. Mary Burkhead S.M. Wright Foundation Avelo Mortgage Kathleen & R. D. Burton Purcell Smith B & B Barden's Bookit, Inc. Sydney Burton Society of Design Administration, Babich & Associates, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Steve Byrd Dallas Chapter Sunil Balgobin Jay Bys Smiley's Studio Bank of America United Bonnie Caldwell Glenda Smith Way Campaign Calvert Social Marriott Solana Barbara Buzzell, Inc. Investment Foundation Sprint Foundation Andrea B. & Jonathan B. Bard Capital Distributing Steve Fields Steak and Barrett, Burke and Wilson Capstar Commercial Real Estate Lobster Lounge Jacqueline & Michael Barrett Services, LTD Bobby Steveson Scott Barrett Pam & Lane Cardwell Roderick Stoker Noel Barrick Rita Carlile TAC Americas, Inc. Vicki Bass Shari & Bryan Campbell T-Mobile USA, Inc. Peter Bausbacher Angela Caronia Rita J. & Burton M. Tansky Katrina & Paul Bassel Gladys Carr Mr. & Mrs. Gary Taraba Baylor Health Care System Brian Cartmell

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Luberta Carter Janie & James Douglas Patty & Terry Gresham Ronald Cathey Deborah & Robert Dove GMAC The Catholic Foundation David Dowler Joe Griffith Jonina Chan DSC Leasing Todd Griffith Kay & Randal Chance Duffau Baptist Church Group & Pension Cliff Chapman David & Linda Duhon Administrators, Inc. David Cherry Doris M. & Joe Dujka Michael Guadarrama Alissa K. & Brent E. Christopher Deborah Dyer Guaranty Federal Bank Church of the Incarnation Vikki & Mike Eastland Joseph Guida Cisco Systems, Inc. Edith and Herbert Stehberg Gulf Trust Doug Clark Charitable Trust Charles Gummer Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Clark Darren Eagle Rupali & Verinder Gupta Rebecca Cobb Ruth Edmondson Frances & Tim Hafer Susan & Chris Cockrell Paige & Scott Elphingstone Pamela Hagan Codel, Inc. Cynthia K. Engles Steven Hagemann Ellen & Jeffrey Cohen Equity Residential Foundation Patricia Hague Henry Coke Richard Evens Janelle & Neal Hail Cole Investigative Agency Executive Interests, LTD Theresa Halff James Coleman ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc. Catherine Tucker & Commercial Metals Company Marybeth Ezaki & Bob Bucholz Blakeley Hall Serena & Thomas Connelly Nancy Feaster Sheldon Hall Con Agra Foods Foundation Paula Felps Mr. & Mrs. John Hammack Nancy Cook Peter Fenner Brian Hanagan Hal Coon Amy & Lee Fikes Stephen Hancock Maxine Cooper Financial Executives Hankinson Levinger, LLC Shirley Cooper International - Dallas Chapter Julie Hankinson Tracey & Scott Copeland Betty Fineman Mary Hardinger Coppell Independent Dr. & Mrs. Philip Fischer Susan & Bobby Harjo School District Nancy J. & Gary Edd Fish Harmon Foundation Margaret Cortez Jodie & Lane Fletcher Incorporated Billie Cox Guida, Slavich & Flores Curtis Harshaw Dorothy & Webb Cox Susan & Tom Fogarty Doyle Hartman Mary & Dale Cox Alan Folz Michael Hart Paige & Scott Cox Foodservice and Vending Sales Hattie's Restaurant, Inc. CreditAnswers, LLC David Fortune Dennis Healy The Crescent Club Patrick Foster Terri Heard Harriet Crews Fox International Ltd., Inc. Ms. Kathy Muldoon & Dr. Richard Crosby David Fox Robert Hendler Katherine & Harlan R. Crow Margie Frank Ray Henke Cru' A Wine Bar Sandy & William French Henry C. Beck, Jr. Charitable Judy & Cullen Cullers Tiffany & Dick Frank Lead Trust Claire Curtis Lloyd Freeman Bernard Hewett Custer Road United Michelle Gabelmann Hewlett Packard Methodist Church Carolyn Gaffney Finance Operations CWS Apartment Homes, LLC Margaret Galligan Howard Higginbotham Daily Grill - Dallas Helen & Howard Garfield Laura & K.R. Higgins DaimlerChrysler Financial Henry & Daryl Gelender Linda Hinton Services Americas LLC Gerald Gallagher Ann & Lee Hobson Dallas Brewery Building Marilyn & Howard Gay Shelly M. & Garry Lee Hodges Dallas Chapter of Credit Unions Johnny Getum Robin & John Hogan Dallas Claims Associations, Inc. Georgiana Gibson Patsy & David Holder Dallas Karma Thegsum Choling Amira Gibbons Jennifer Holguin Anthony Darwin Dawn & John G. Gibbs Julie Holmer Jan & Steve Davidson Joe Gibson Helen Wathen & Micky Holmes Patricia & Martin Davidson Betty Givens Eddie Holt Barbara Davis Carl & Dixon Glaze Marla & Chris Hood Theresa & Jeff Davis Ruth Gluck Hotels.com Constance & Kamal Daya Bobbye Lee & Reverend Patricia Houck Tracy & Donald Dean Charles Godbey The Howard & Leslie Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Deline Thomas Goodwin Family Foundation Cara & Daniel Demarco Joanna & David Greenstone Rogene & Douglas Howard Dependable Auto Shippers Jewel & Ralph Gretzinger HR Benefits Mary June Deprez Jessica & Chuck Griege Randall Hulme Pamela Derouen Goetz Family Royce Humpert The Dervish Club Philanthropic Fund Gayle & Don Hurst Tammy & Steven K. Dewolf Deborah L. Mut & Richard Goff Michelle & Doug Huseby Diana & Richard Goldberg Family Foundation Tracy Huselton Strauss Foundation Irrevocable Trust Carol Immel Dickies Medical Uniforms Goldman, Sachs & Co. Indian Cultural Chris Dickey Matching Gifts Heritage Foundation Anne & Bernard DiFiore Kathy Booth & David Goodson Intuit Foundation Karen Dixon Karen & Ralph Gordon Arlene Isaminger Son Do Goss Michael Foundation JCPenny Company, Inc. Christy Doering Sharla & Corey Gottschalk Mary Jackson Michael Dorman Becky Goza Scott Jackson Double HH Realty Services, LLC Robert Granoff Jacobs Architects Jeff Dougan Nelson Greenfield Rusty & John Jaggers

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Delores & Robert Jajtner Marjorie K. and Milton P. Levy Pamela Neal Josiah Jassen Family Fund of Communities Farhad Niroomand Camille & Richard Jefferson Foundation of Texas Vicki & James R. Noble Peg & Bernard Jezercak The Mark and Peggy Zilberman Patricia Nobles Gene & Jerry Jones Family- Family Charitable Fund North Texas Anesthesia Dallas Cowboys Charities Markit WSO Corporation Consultants, P.A. William Johnson Marshall B. & Dee Ann Payne North Texas Hindu Mandir Robert Johnston Fund of Communities John O'Connor A. F. Jones Foundation of Texas D. Olenzek Carol & David Jones Robbie Marshall Mary O'Meara Kathryn & Michael Jones Andrew Martin Omniplan, Inc. Louise & Edwin Jordan Cory & Charlie Martin Ann & Bill O'Neill Kenneth Jorns Micky Martin Geoff & Natalie Osborn JustGive.org William Martin Donna & Mark Owen Renee A. & Alan Kailer David Mason Lamar Ozley Kasmir Fabrics Martha Matthews Panera Bread James Keay Michael Matuson The Pant Family Gary Kelly Max M. and Carol W. Sandfield Pappas Restaurants, Inc. Ketan Keshav Philanthropic Fund Paragon Painting, Inc. Keystone Automotive Debra May Park Cities Prime Operations, Inc. Michael McAdams Lynna Parker Martha Kimmerling Emily & Michael McAdams Alton & Chris Parkes Jacquelyn & David Kindle Kimberly & James McAfee Jason Parrent Mary Kirby Joanna McCallum Louise Weber & Larry Parsons David Kirch Carla & Mark McClanahan Ida Patterson Lewis Kirking Michael McClelland Ralene & Cliff Pauling Kirschner-Bookatz Family McCormick & Schmick's Elaine J. & Trevor P. Pearlman Foundation Seafood Restaurant Janie Tilford & Preston Pearson Nancy & Carl Klinke Michael McCoy People Report Erin Koechel Paul McCrea Sean Perkins The Korenvaes Family Foundation James & Becky McCulley John Persons Kathryn Kreider Ann McDonough Jack Pew, Jr. Karen & William Kreighbaum Frances & Bill McElvaney Phil and Bo Warnick Family Brenda Kringbaum Scott McGee Charitable Fund of the Summer & Michael Krywucki Susan McKinney Dallas Foundation The Kurkowski Family Jean McIntosh Phoebe Perry Charitable Fund Donald McKinney Mark Phariss Lynn M. & Randall D. Kurtz Toni & Patrick McNutt Laurie & Wade Phillips Robin & Steve Ladik Angela McQuien Virginia Phillips Larry LaFontaine Joseph McQuillan Courtney & Roger Picardo Julia Lamb Media Webconnect Carissa Pichon Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity The Men's Downtown Bible Class Jennifer Pierce at SMU Elizabeth Merrill PlainsCapital Bank Camille & Jim Lamoureux Sandra & Douglas Metten Plano Petro Management, LLC Tim Lark John Meyer Pamela, Henry & Steven Pluss Catherine Lavie Carissa & Matthew Meyer Denise & David Pollack Law Offices of Cheryl Engelmann Michael and Linda McMahon Pomodoro Corporation Lois & B. W. Lawson Family Foundation Celia Poole Leslie & David Lawson Mike Burkett Enterprises, Inc. Post Hope Foundation, Inc. Cathy & Don Leatherman Carolyn & David Miller Primesource Building Susan Lehnortt Diana I. & Michael A. Miller Products, Inc. Debbie & Richard Lemon Lee Ann & Vince Miller Melissa & Blair Pogue Leonard Sloan & Associates Suzanne Milot Karen & Richard Pollock Ron Leverock Janell & Conrad Mirochna Mike Prather Carol & John Levy Medora P. & Kenneth D. Monigold The Prayer Closet Lewisville ISD Council of PTAs Sally & Joel Moore Marilyn & Harold Presgrove Patricia & Robert Lium Theodora & Howard Morgan Jessie Price Lyle & Deborah Livingston Laura & D. Scott Morris John Wiley Price LKS Foundation, Inc. Debora & Charles Morrison Provincial Partners Inc. Julie & Douglas Logan Robin Moses Jan & Charles Pruitt Lone Star Cyclist Association Jennifer & Jon Mosle, III Natalie Pruitt Lloyd Lowe Mountain View Church of Christ Public Information Associates Ellen & Bobby Lowry Movie Tarvern Partners, LP RAM Energy Resources, Inc. Maureen Luby MRG Restaurant Group, LP Randy's Steakhouse / R & D Edith Lycke Sheryl Sunderman & Tom Mueller Food Services Rev. Katherine G. Lyle John Mulcahy Raymond James Charitable Leslie MacLean Timothy Muldoon Endowment Fund Nan & Edward Macleod Jennifer & Jonathan Mullins Rebecca A. Hull Living Trust John MacPete Munich Reinsurance America, Inc. Daniel Rech The Maggie Funk Mark Muratore Mary Beth Reid Philanthropic Fund Sue Murphy Thomson Reuters Kay & Dennis Magill Sandy Nachman Lynn & Stephen Rexroat Mary Mahler Rick Narramore Helene Reynolds Mankoff Family Foundation National Resort Richard A. Leach Company, LLC The Mansion on Turtle Creek Management Corp. Gerri Richards Nations Residential Service Rick's Chophouse

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Robert Ricketts Mr. & Mrs. Gary Taraba Stacey White Nancy & James Riddle C. Albert Tatum Mary & John Whitehead Mindy & Scott Ringnald John Taylor Mary Whitley The Ritz-Carlton The Technology Studios LLC Jacqueline & Robert Wiebe Robbie and John A. Raphael Tektronix Foundation Matching Calli Willett Philanthropic Fund Gift Program The William G. Dunlevy Family Wendy J. Meyer & George Lesley Tellez Charitable Fund P. Rodrigue Temple Shalom C. R. & L. A. Williams Terry & Bert Romberg Texas de Brazil Jennifer Williams Mary & Timothy Rooney T. G. R. A., Dallas Chapter Julie & Jeffrey Wille Dr. & Mrs. Gary Rose, MD Kent Thele Joseph Wilson Rothstein, Kass & Company, P.C. Bonnie & Robert Thiebaud Jennifer & Michael Wimbish John Rothwell Stewart Thomas Derek Winch Jane & Chris Rowley Delores & Wilson Thomas Lynn Wisdom The Rupert Living Trust Thompson & Knight Cherlyn Wise Clara S. & Claud S. Rupert Shari & Chuck Thompson Michael Wisner Bethany Russell Gene Thompson Ron Witten Bridget Russell William Thompson Robbie Wittner Paul Salcido A. Thompson Woodlands Stephen Schlarb Melva Thornton Woodmen of the World Lodge 978 Dale Schmeltzle Ann & Clark Thurston Sears Woods Herbert Schmieg Carolyn & Scott Tilden Ms. Brenda Lauderback & Schneider National Carolyn Tilley Dr. Boyd Wright Foundation, Inc. Kristen Tinajero Grant Yaney Dr. Cynthia Schneidler & Debra Tippett Anne Yearta Dr. James Brodsky Marcia Tittle Phillip Young Mr. & Mrs. Ethan Schrader Bob Titus David Zehr Mr. & Mrs. Gerrit P. Schuller Gail & Glenn Tobleman Jeffrey Zwiebel Marsha & Ronald Scott Drue Townsend Debbie & Ric Scripps Toyota of Lewisville $500 - $999 Seegers Foundation Ted Treadaway 7-Eleven Inc. James Seitz, Jr. TriQuint Semiconductor Jon Abel Senderra Funding, LLC Aileen Trollinger W. N. & R. M. Abraham Ardeshir & Dana Shahraki Tubular Synergy Group, LP Susan Abrahamson Leodis & Elneeta Sharpe Rhonda Turner Martin Abrams Marita Thompson & Paul Sheeran TXI Safety Department Mallory Adams Nancy & Bill Short Melinda Uhrich Robert Adams John Sigalos United Methodist Women, Loida M. Acker Annette Simmons Dallas/Denton The Adolphus Barbara & Walter Simmons USA DLS, Inc. The Aidmatrix Foundation Dianne & Gary Simpson Patricia & Jeffery Vandersall The Alan Gold Family Foundation Sandy & Mark Singer Varesources, Inc. Ruby Alexander Patricia & John Slavich Julia & Robert Verdon Danny Allen Joyce & James Slider Verizon Foundation Ruth & Ken Altshuler David Smith Vetter Foundation America First Insurance Margaret & William Smith Judy Vetter American Airlines, Inc. Patty & John Smith Victory Tavern, LP American Council of the Blind Richard Smith Vitamin Cottage Natural Food Dallas Area Chapter Mike Snider Markets, Inc. American Council of the Blind Michael Snow Mindy & Paul Vinton of Texas Mr. & Mrs. John D. Solana Mr. & Mrs. Stan A. Vlasimsky American Legion Auxiliary Barbara Sonn Richard Voet Unit No. 424 Sue Spellman Martha Wach Alvin Anderson Helen Spence Marion & Roy Wadsworth Cynthia Anderson Susan & Stephen Spencer Joy & Danny Waldron Mark Andrasco Karen & David Spika James Walker D. K. Andrew Sprint Linda & Larry Walker Jacquelyn Andrews Martha Squibb James Wallace Anonymous St. Martin's Wine Bistro Walter and Susan Cowger Apollo Draperies & Blinds LLC Mark Stalzer Charitable Fund Linda & Robert Appel Standard Furniture Pamela Reinke & Jon Walter Arcadia Park Baptist Church David Stark Janice & Athol Ware Betty Armstrong Joan & Stephen R. Steinbrink Taniqua & DeMarcus Ware James Arnott Stephan Pyles Concepts, LTD. Linda & Jeremy M. Wariner Bret Arriola Joan & Tom Stephens Yvonne Warner Arthur's Prime Steaks & Seafood Kathleen & Paul Stephenson Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Warren, Jr. Shirley & Richard Ashby Susan & Bruce Stephens The Warwick Melrose Hotel Marsha & Junior Aston David Stewart Watel's Allen Street Cottage Peggy & Barry Austin Sterling Bank Lori & David Watkins Avanti Ristorante David Strasser Jennifer Watson Allen Aymond Pamela E. & Richard M. Strickland Weathers Family Charitable Penny Baccus Leila Stringer Fund of Communities Mitchell Baddour Mary Stroup Foundation of Texas Francina & Stuart Baker Tracy & Randy Sutherlin Philip Webb Linda Baker Synthetic Designs Inc. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bakouris Tail Wind International, Inc. Susan Wetzel Bain & Company Claire Taitte Judy Whetzel Connie & Jeffrey Austin

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Karla & George Barber Joni & Robert Cohan James Epstein Katy Barker Brett Cohen Equipment Depot Colleen Barrett Richard Cohn Joseph Escano Batrus Hollweg International Colburn Peterson Williams Sally Estes Lester Baum Ray, LLP Mary & Mitchell Fadel Judith & Melvin Beard Deborah Coldwell Patricia Fagadau Leslie & J. Robert Beatty Winton Coleman Marcia & Irfan Farukhi Charles Becker Brian Collett Keith Fleming Sandra & Richard Beckert C. Fojtik Collins Michelle Fiaschetti Belfor USA Group Inc. Sharon Collins Camille & Victor Figurelli Charles Bell Communities Foundation Financial Executives International Mary W. & Daniel A. Bernal of Oklahoma, Inc. Susan L. & Charles S. Fish Lee Benton Con Am Management Corporation Donna Fisher Berkley Surety Group Nancy & John Condit FJC BFA Holdings, LLC Andrea Connolly A Foundation of Barbara Bilger Charles Cooper Philanthropic Funds Susan Billings Sandy Cordova Flamingo Juices, Inc. Matthew Bishop Corgan Associates, Inc. Ola & Randall Fojtasek Ernie Black Cindy Cosman Robert Folz Christine & George Buchanan Eric Cotter Foodservices Solutions & Ideas Kathryn & Russell Blake Rhonda & Roger Cowie Foundational Wellness, PC Heather Blandred Kelley Cowles Todd Frank Chris Blanton Jimmie Crawford Mary E. & Theordore A. Fredericks Christine Blanton Carrie & Brenton Croley Freedman Food Service Lisa & Steven Block Credit Suisse Securities of Dallas, Inc. Blue Mesa Grill Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cree Denise & Robert Friend Yvonne Boa Nancy & Greg Crook Fritz Duda Company Tamsin & Bruce Boardman Dan Cullum Monica Froebe Tami Boggs Debbie Crumpler Michael Fugett Gina Bond Julie Ann Dailey Michelle Funk The Bone 93.3 Daisy Brand, LLC J. C. Galbraith Denise & Bart Bookatz The Dallas 40 Sheila Gallagher Selma Bookatz Dallas Fish Market Gaiatech, Inc. Emmet Brady Dallas Kids Expo Galderma Peggy Braecklein Dallas Plastic Surgery Institute Matthew Gambill Susie Breen Susan & David Daniel Gang Yan Diamond Products, Inc. Patrick Brewer Gwen & Charles Davis Bernadette Garcia Jeri & John Bridwell David Davis Andrew Gellman Doug Brooks Simri Davis Christine Gelwick Markeeta & John Brown Dawson State Jail Genband Inc. Mason Brown, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Delgado Lisa & Jeffrey Genecov Lynn L. & Randolph E. Brown Lou M. & Richard E. Delcamp Alicia & Brian L. Gerber Rebecca & Ken Bruder Sherri & Terry Denkhaus Geyercom, LLC G. R. Bryant William DeVane Jody Gilbertson Timothy Bryant Laura & Clayton Devin Henry Gilchrist Kelly Buckley Alexa Devine Liza Gillespie Janai Buentello DFW Iscers Marguerite Glasgow Kelly Bunting DHAT Digestive Health Associates Jeff Goldfarb Keith Burtner Stephen Dimmery Robert Glickert Vincent Bush Directorz B. Glock Preston Byrd District Office Employees Fund Michael Glover C & J Spec-Rent Services, Inc. DLA Piper LLP (US) Berta Goetz C & M Marine Aviation Jeffrey Dodson Wendy Goldman Services, Inc. Donald J. McNamara & Joan P. Parish Episcopal School C. Ray & Associates, Inc. McNamara Foundation Barbara Gollman Cambridge Homes The Donihoo Family Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gottschalk Beverly & Michael Campbell Sandy & Howard Donsky GP Shopping, LLC Canon USA, Inc. Robert Dorough Grace Gathering, Inc. Capital Mountain Holding Robert Dotson Sylvia Graft Corporation Chris Drazek Mary Gray Cardiology and Interventional Sara Dryden Susan Griffin Vascular Associates Deborah & Fred Duewall Danita Grill Fran & Bill Carter Jeannie & Charles Duffey, Jr. The Grotto Fredi Carter Byron Dunn Connie & James Grube John Carulli Ramona Durm Joseph Guida Mark Carter Margaret Dyer Chris Guldi Suzanne Caruso E.L.M. Group, Inc. Randy Haben David Casey Frank Effland Haag Engineering, Co. The Catholic Czech Club Steven Ehlers Steven Hagemann Rebecca Chan Elizabeth & Lester Ehrsam Haggard Enterprises Limited, LTD Church of the Transfiguration David Elder Bob Hallmark Patrick Clagett Susan & Lincoln Eldredge Marsha & Mike Halloran Lindy Clark Cathy Elkins Christopher Hamilton Nina Clark Lucille & Jerry Ellis Peggy & John Hamm Gregory Clarke Kimberley Elting Gloria Hammack Charles Clarkson Janeil M. Engelstad & Mary Ellen Hanna Bonnie Cobb Pamela Jane Miller Hardie's Fruit & Vegetable Co., Inc.

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Matthew Harms Matthew Kiran MDA Solutions, Inc. Lynda & John Harrell Karen M. Kirby & Robert MDCA, Inc. Lawrence Harrington F. Leroy Mecca Electronic Industries, Inc. Behringer Harvard Lillian Fouche & Brett A. Kirstein Medical Edge Healthcare Group Thomas Halsey Lisa Kittredge Mary Mendez David Hart Claudia & David Knight Danika & Kip Mendrygal R. Chris Harvey Carol & George Kondos MetLife Dallas Small Market Jess Hay Kraig Korpela Mi Piaci Dot Haymann Robin Kosberg Marsha Miller H. D. Vest Management Susan & Allyn Kramer Juanita & Richard Miller & Services Krause Advertising, Inc. Vicki & Michael Millican David Heard Candace & James Krause Lydia Minnett Health Care Strategies Kwik Kopy Digiprint Solutions Duane Mitchell Beverly Heflin For Business Ms. Linda J. Helton & Ray C. Hemmig L & R Insulation Company Harvey R. Mitchell, III Susan & Joseph Henchal La Cima Club Matt Mollet Janice Henderson Teresa & Philip Lack Monitronics International, Inc. Mary Henderson Yvette & Brian LaCroix Christie & Carl Montz Jacquelin Hendrex Lake Lavon Parrot Head Club Moran & Company Steve Henson Land O'Lakes Food Service Southwest Region Randy Hill Jeanne & Robert Larson Wally Morgan Mary & Warren Hill Lasalle Partners Michael Morris HKS, Inc. Gayle Lawson Susan Morris Sandy & Stephen Ho Trang T. Ma & Toi V. Le Kenneth Morton Yiu Kee Ho Patricia Villareal & Tom Pat & Elizabeth Moyer The James Hodges Family Leatherbury Robert Mow Tres & Patrick Hodges Melora & Bill Leiser Heribert Muensterer Carol Hoffman Lee Financial Corporation Linda Mulchin Ellen & Rob Hoffman Leah Lee Ola Murphy Scott Hoke Dave Levey Casey Murrell Carolyn & Bryan Holland John Lewis James Mwangi Barbara & Charles Hollweg Sujane Lindberg Ghassa Naim The Home Depot 6809 Linebarger Goggan Blair & Nathan Maier Consulting Carol Hooks Sampson, LLP Engineers Inc. Debra & John Hubbard Bryan Lipinski NEC Electronics America, Inc. Nancy Ann Hunt Charles Livingston Nexen Petroleum USA, Inc. Geraldine & Graeme Hunter Kevin Lofgren Jane & Michael Nicolais Michael Hurd Logolink George Nichols Hasina Hussain Christie Long Tim Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Donald Iglehart Sharon & Bernard Long Nina B. Work Revocable Trust Interstate Tenant Advisors, LLC Billie & Leroy Lott Nissan North America, Inc. Julie & Charles Irsch Jana Loyd Richard Norris Jim Ivy Luminator A Mark IV North Texas Olds Club Gary Jackson Industries Company The North Texas Scuba Sally Copass Jackson Kay & Dennis Lutes Retailers Association & Hal Jackson The Rebecca & Bobby Lee Ann & Joe Norville Lori Jackson Lutz Family Jill & Michael Nowell James & Marion Moore Robert Lyon Oak Cliff Christian Church Living Trust M'Lou & Tom Lytle Ed O'Brien Marcy & Walton James Matthew Mabel Jennifer & David Okamoto Jan Choplin Rolland Safe Kristi MacDonald Ginny Olmstead & Lock Company, LLC Cathy & Harold MacDowell, III Gary Olsen Patricia A. & Thomas R. Jefferies Lisa Maestas OppenheimerFunds Susan Jefferies Lucy & Rusty Mahaffey Legacy Program Jenkens & Gilchrist, PC Kendell Mahanna Rebecca Ormsby Richard Jenkins Ann & Chris Mahowald P. E. Pennington & Amy & Andrew Jent Stephanie Malhiot Company, Inc. Carol Johnson Bruce Mamary Palomino Euro Bistro Stephen Johnson The Marilyn Augur Parigi Mimi & Steve Johnson Family Foundation Parish Mission Mar Thoma The Jones Family Fund of the Jerry Marlatt Church of Dallas Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund David Martindale Park Place Lexus Pat Jones Martini Park Kevin Parma John Jordan Mason Brown Family Archana Patel Louise Jordan Foundation, Inc. Nita & Manoj Patel John Jost Kari Mason Marvin Pautsch JP Morgan Chase Heather Mathews Arthur Pavlovsky K. Lane Public Relations Mary McArdle Colin Pearce Stacy & Paul Kanneman Faye McBride The Pearl Ritz Fund Linda Karns Phyllis & Tom McCasland Christine Pearson Lori & Robert Karol Jean McCombs Gerry Pearson Greg Kemp Patrick McCormick Rena Pederson Kimball & Denise Smith Barbara & Carl McGee Pediatricians of Dallas, PA Charitable Fund Steven McIntosh Brad Pence David Kimichik Kassandra McLaughlin Matthew Penner King of Glory Lutheran Church Megan & Casey McManemin John Penson

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Bette Perot The Second Floor-Westin Frank Tobin The Pfizer Foundation Galleria Susan Tobin Matching Gifts Program Jack Seidel Jonathan Toman Peggy Pharris Mark Sharkey Gary Toretti Jan Pierce Karen Shearrer Karin Torgerson Sunny Pillow Suzanne Shelton Ramon Torres Lillian & Jon Pinkus Jonathan Sher Saul Torres Betty Pitchford Brenda Shorter Tracey Taylor Laurie & Todd Platt Debra & Randy Shulkin Trademark Property Company Sallie & Brown Plummer Deanna & Wesley Sinclair Tramontana The PNL Companies Luther Slay Elizabeth & Edgar Treadaway Leah Pollman Joyce Slocum Michael Trombello Gaby Polous Joan Smallshaw Trewitt Trust Marilyn & Robert Pope Desmond Smith The Truemper Family PoPoLos Cafe Faye Smith Charitable Fund Rica H. B. Potenz & Glenda & Michael Smith Shin Ban Tsai Mark E. Bengston Michele Smith Ellen & Josh Ungerman John Prather Nancy Smith University of Phoenix Shannan Pratt Nathan Smithson Utility Systems Solutions Preston North Lion's Club Richard Snyder Bobby James Vasquez Kimberly & Randy Price Kathleen Soch Patricia Vaughan Print Team South Dakota Royalty Verado Energy Inc. Peter Punzmann Mark Southam Carol & John Vesey Sharon Quarles Southwest Airlines Jan Vrielink Helma Rabal Southwest Corporate FCU Alice & David Wagoner Rafain Do Brasil, LLC Brent Spaeth Kay & Kerry Walbridge Marcia & Bill Rafkin Jason Spahr Timothy Watson Kyle Ragsdale Judy S. & Marshall G. Spangler Mitra Valatabar Harrell & M. Carolyn Raiser Gary Spinell Herbert Wayne RAM Energy Paul Spining Sarah & Tom Webster Rambouillett Book Club Judith & Marshall Sprigg Nathan Weiss Julie & Jacob Ratner Dawn Springer Lloyd Wheeler Kathleen Ray St. Monica Catholic Church Jeffrey Whitman Patricia & Stan Reeder Ann & Robert Steffler Jane & Barry Weiman Lori & Tom Reisenbichler Tina & Edward Stelnicki Scott Wells Julie Rekieta Christi & Ardis Stembridge Welton USA, LTD Richardson Church Michele Stephens Cynthia Wenban of the Nazarene Rabbi Nancy Kasten & Lorraine & Kevin Wessels Gerald Reihsen Rabbi David Stern Brian Westgate Louis Requena Meribeth H. & Westwood Management Mary & Jack Reynold William E. Stevens Pat Whatley Georgia Rieken Laurie Z. & James B. Stevenson Emily Wilkins Right Management Consultants Ferguson Stewart Bettina & Paul Williams Denise & Steve Ring Ann Stewart-Carr Kathy & Lawrence Wilson Christopher Ripley Rod Strohl Jennifer & Justin Winter Annette Rivera David Stelter Daniel Wolfe Mary Rixford Charlotte Stockard Ann & Raymond Wooldridge The RJN Foundation, Inc. Linda Stokes Margaret Wysong M. Susan & J. Michael Roach Scott Strickland XO Communications Brett Robinson Studio 206 Elizabeth Yancey Katherine Verner & Louise Suder Robert Yaquinto & V. Mark Robison Sullivan's Steakhouse Petrine Abrahams Brian Rodgers Suite Interiors of America, LLC Hector Ybanez Melody & Richard Rogers Michael Surovik Ruth Yeager Richard Rosalez The Susan Schwarts Thomas Yoder Carolyn Rosenbaum Philanthropic Fund York Street Restaurant Brent Rosenthal Brice Tarzwell Carole & James Young James Ross Elizabeth & Ronald Taylor Angela & Luis Zambrano Sarah Roth TBG Partners Zandra Estess Lizzie & Dan Routman Charavarthy Terlapu Jenny & Steve Zimmerly Jami Roux Lyle Teska Neil Zucker Brenda & Tim Rudd Texas Rangers Women's Club Erwin Ruggles Texas Scottish Rite Hospital Rumsey Pharmacy, Inc. Texas Society of Professional Dale Rushing Engineers-Dallas Chapter Dayna Russell Think Band Rebecca Russell Amanda & Keith Thode Ruth C. & Charles S. Shelley & Mike Thomas Sharp Foundation Tammy Thomas Quinn Sanford The Thompson Family Jo Anne Sanchez Charitable Fund Greg Schaffner Michael Thornton Kim & Brent Sheffield David Tilley Sandra Schulte Time Warner Cable Shared Christina & Cody Sears Service Center

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2009 Annual Report : Close the Gap Year 1 o f 3 FOOD DONORS 1st Global Armour-Eckrich Meats LLC Buddha's Light International 588 Lofts Cason Armstrong Association, BLIA 7-Eleven, Inc. ARS Rescue Rooter Bush Brothers and Company 99 Only Stores ASD Healthcare C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. Abbott Labratories Aspect Software, Inc. C.R. England Trucking Abbott Nutrition Associated Air Center Cal-Maine Foods, Inc. ABC Pest & Lawn Service Associated Wholesale Grocers Larkey Calloway ABC Radio Networks Assured Self Storage Campbell Soup Company Accenture AT&T Brands LP ACE Cash Express ATI Enterprises, Inc. Canon U.S.A. AchieveGlobal Atlanta Community Food Bank Canstruction ACORN Housing Association Atlas Copco Secoroc Capital Area Food Bank Acosta, Inc. ATX Group of Texas Adkerson Hauder & AutoNation Capital One Bezney, P.C. Avenida Crossing Apartments Capital One Auto Finance Inc. Advance Business Capital LLC AWS NTS Carbon's Golden Malted Advance Transport Inc. Babcock & Brown Limited Cardinal Health, Inc. Aegis Ltd. Bachman Recreation Center Cargil Produce Company AEP Span Back Consultants Cargill, Incorporated AFI Dallas René Baker Caritas of Waco Agrolabs Inc. Bakery Express Carolina Logistics Services Inc. AIG Bandidos MC Worldwide The Carriage House Air Liquide Bank of America, N.A. Companies, Inc. AirTrans Freight Services, Inc. Bank of Texas, N.A. Carrol Clinic AIU Holdings, Inc. Marquis Banks Carroll Fulmer Logistics Bernard Akenes Bankston Chevrolet Corporation Akin Gump Strauss Hauer Barbara Bush Elementary Carrollton Health and & Feld LLP School Rehabilitation Center Albertson's LLC Barilla Cartamundi USA Alcatel-Lucent Bay Area Food Banks Castle Gap Jewelry Co. Alco Delivery Service Baylor Health Care System Castle Montessori Tabassum Ali Baylor Institute for Cathedral of Faith Church AlixPartners Rehabilitation at Gaston Catholic Czech Club Allen, Inc. Baylor Regional Medical Center CB Richard Ellis Allen Philharmonic Symphony Bella Vida at Ridgeview CCCS of Greater Dallas, Inc. & Orchestra Chorus Country Club CCSI Alliance Data Systems, Inc. Ben Milam Elementary School Cedar Creek Housing Allied Marketing Group, Inc. Bent Tree Child Celanese Corporation Allied Waste Services BFI Development Center Central Life Science Alpha Epsilon Delta, Inc. Berger Engineering Company Central Market Alpha Gamma Delta Bernstein Global Wealth Central Refrigerated Alpha Phi Omega Management Service, Inc. Alpine Food Distributing, Inc. Bertrand's Inc. Centre of Physical Rehab Alternative Distributors, Inc. Best Maid Products, Inc. Cesar Chavez Learning Center Hamilton Altman Bethany Elementary School CF Chefs, Inc. Alvarez & Marsal BlackFinn CFMA Holdings, LLC Rodney Blue CFS North America, Inc. AMC Warehouses Inc. Blue Bell Creameries, L.P. Chandler Signs America First Insurance Blue Cross and Blue Shield Chaparral Fruit Sales, Inc. Company Association Charlene Lingo American Airlines Blue Goose, International Charon Fellows Church American Express Company Blue Line Foodservice Charter Builders, LTD American Food Service Distributing Danny Cheatham American Heart Boeing Service Company The Cheesecake Factory Association, Inc. Bombardier Aerospace Restaurants American Hospice Foundation Borden Milk Products Children's Medical Center American Messaging Borderland Food Bank Dallas Services, LLC Bowie Elementary School Childtime Learning Center The American National Brandenburg International Chiquita Brands Red Cross School International, L.L.C. American Welding Bridgford Foods Corporation CHR Solutions, Inc. AmeriCold Logistics Bright & Co. Christian Community Action Monioc N. Anderson Brink's Incorporated Church & Dwight Co., Inc. Apex Brinker International Citigroup Apple & Eve LLP Susan Clot De Broissia CitiMortgage Inc. Arbors Las Colinas Brookhaven Country Club Citizens Development Center Archer Western, Herzog Brookshire Grocery Company City Credit Union Arctic Express Yousef Bryan City of Dallas Armed Forces Reserve Bryles Research, Inc. City of Dallas - Dallas City Hall

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City of Garland Fire Dallas Bar Association Domino's Pizza Department Dallas Central Don Miguel, Inc. Clark Consulting Appraisal District Double Diamond Co. Clark Road Church of Christ Dallas Convention & Double HH Realty Classic Coach Update Visitors Bureau Services, LLC Classic Mazda of Denton Dallas County Dr Pepper Snapple Group Classic Rehabilitation, Inc. Dallas County Community Dr Pepper StarCenter John Clemons College District Dresser Inc. The Clorox Company Dallas County Community Dry Clean Super Center CMA Supervision & Corrections DSC Truck Services The Coca-Cola Company Department Dymatize Enterprises, Inc. COI Foodservice Dallas County Juvenile Eagle Transmission Colemont Brokerage Group Inc. Justice Alternative Earth 1st Recycle Center Inc. Colgate Oral Education Program East Side Entrees Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Dallas County Schools Ebby Halliday Real Estate, Inc. Collin County Community Dallas County Tax Office Ecolab Inc. - GCS Food Service College District Dallas Employment Services Equipment Parts & Service Colonial Bank Dallas Fire Department Ecolab/GCS Columbia Fresh Produce Dallas Indian Community Ed & Compton Sylvest Erasmo Colunoh Dallas Jobs, Inc. Edge Packaging Systems Comerica Bank Dallas Kids Expo Edward Don & Company Community Supervision Dallas Lite & Barricade, Inc. Edward H. Cary Middle School Department The Dallas Opera Guild EF Johnson Technologies, Inc. Companion Data Services, LLC Dallas Parochial League Bernie Ehrier CompuCom Systems, Inc. Dallas Plate El Centro College Computer Service Corp. Dallas Public Library Elbit Systems Ltd. ConAgra Foods, Inc. Dallas Regional, National Eliza's Skin Care Congregation Beth Israel Alliance of Black School Ellis County Back Institute Congresswoman Eddie Educators Embcc Bernice Johnson Dallas South Lions Club EMC Mortgage Corporation Contemporary Art Dealers Dallas Stars, L.P. Empire Terminal Warehouse of Dallas - Art Lab & Dallas Transfer and Terminal EnCana Corporation Third Space Warehouse Co. Epi Breads Convergint Technologies LLC Dallas/Fort Worth Case Episcopal Church of Cooper & Scully, P.C. Management Society the Annunciation Cooper Adventures of America Equinox Cooper Clinic The Dannon Company, Inc. Equity Residential Copart, Inc. Dart Employees Ericsson Coppell Inependent Dave & Buster's, Inc. Escalon Premier Brands School District David W. Carter High School ESI International, Inc. Core Carrier Corporation Dawn Food Products, Inc. eSports Partners Cornerstone Chem-Dry Dazzlepie Partners, LTD Essilor of America, Inc. Costco Wholesale Corporation DC Logistics Europa Sports Products Inc. Countrywide Home Loans DCI Cheese Company Brundy Evans Court Reporting Institure R. H. Deadman Everest College Crate&Barrel Dean Foods Ewing Auto Group Creation Technologies Debt Settlement America Examination Management Crestone Group DECA Inc. Services Inc. Baking Companies Defence Food Show Event at Exchange Logistics Crestside Facilities Corporation Sheraton Dallas Hotel Exercise Kindness Crete Carrier Corp. Fabian DeLeon Explorations Preparatory Mat Crist Deloitte Development LLP School Crosswood Associates, Inc. The Delta Companies Exxon Mobil Corporation Curves DBA Ideal Fitness Democracy Toolbox Fairmeadows Elementary Curves for Women Cynthia Denbow School CVS Caremark Tanya & John Denton Family Medical Center at CVS Caremark Denton Creek Elementary Garland Distribution Center Desert Glory, Ltd. Family Union D Magazine Desoto Freshman Campus Faribault Foods, Inc. D. Anderson & Company DFI Gold Rush Farmers Branch Church D&M Carriers DFW Hospital Council of Christ Dale & Thomas Popcorn DFW Produce Co. Farmers Fruit and Vegetable Dallas Airmotive Direct Energy, LP Farmland Foods, Inc. Dallas Arboretum Directorz Inc. Taylor Farms Dallas Area Pharmacy Disciples Women's Ministry FedEx Association Diversified Foods, Incorporated FedEx Office The Dallas Association for Diversified Products Division Feeding America Financial Professionals Dobie Primary School FelCor Lodging Trust Dallas Athletic Club Dole Food Company, Inc. FEMA

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FFE Transportation Inc. The Goss-Michael Foundation Hyatt Regency Dallas Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist Scot Goun Hydraquip Firewheel Church Grace Academy of Dallas Ideal Sales, Inc. First Choice Power Special Grand Bank of Texas Idearc Media LLC Purpose, L.C. Grand Estates at Founders Ignition Bass First Food Co. Park Apartments Imagination Station Daycare First Place Foods Grant Thornton LLP Imperial Sugar Company First Revenue Assurance Grayhawk Ingredients Plus Corporation The Great American Restaurant InSight Health Corp. First United Methodist Church Green & McGregor Family Integra Hospital Plano of Sachse Green Valley Food Corp. International Traders Flamingo Juices Inc. Greenlight Marketing Interstate Hotels & Resorts, Inc. Flextronics International Greystar Inventus Focus Learning Academy Greystar Dallas Region IREM Food for Neighbors Grubb & Ellis Company ISN Software Corp. Food of Love Guaranty Bank ITT Technical Institute FoodSource, Inc. Rey Guia J&J Produce Fossil, Inc. Guitar Center, Inc. J.B. Hunt Transport Foster Farms Gulf Rice Milling, Inc. Services, Inc. Frank D. Moates Guyer High School J.C. Penney Company, Inc. Elementary School Cheerleaders Jackson Middle School LaBrasha Franklin H. J. Heinz Company Jacobson Companies Franklin American Mortgage Billy Hall Jamba Juice Company Company Inc. Hall Financial Group Jani-King International, Inc. Fraternal Order of Eagles Ham I Am! Jasper High School Fred F. Florence Middle School Hanley Wood Exhibitions Jim Adler & Associates Frederick Douglass Harold's Stores Inc. JMC Restaurant Distribution Elementary School Ronald Harris Tom Johnson Freeman Harry H. Price & Son, Inc. Johnson & Johnson Freestone Food Bank, Inc. HCA North Texas Services, Inc. Freestore Foodbank H-E-B Michelle Jones Fresh Express Healds Valley Farms Jones Lang LaSalle Staubach Frito-Lay North America, Inc. Health Direct/AIG JPMorgan Chase & Co. Frugé Seafood Company Heartland Express Judd, Thomas, Smith & Fruit Patch Inc. Hebron Community Church Company, PC Frymire Services, Inc. Margaret Hegboum Kay Chemical Company Fundraising Specialists of Texas Henneman Engineering, Inc. Keller Williams Elite FUNimation Productions, LTD Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Kellogg NA Co. Future Food Elementary School Ken Suter Car Care Gaedeke Group, LLC The Hershey Company Kenexa Galardi Group, Inc. Hidden Ridge Apartments Kerns Beverages, LLC Gamma Phi Beta on the Canal Kerr Elementary School The Gardens of Richardson Terri High Keystone Fruit Marketing, Inc. Garland High School High Plains Food Bank Kforce Inc. Gateway Charter Academy High Tech Institute Inc. Kiest Valley Estates Gaylord Texan Hotel & Highland Oaks Church Homeowners Association Convention Center of Christ Kikkoman Corporation GE Capital Highland Park Middle School KIPP Truth Academy GE Healthcare Highland Springs Kiwanis Div.2 GEICO Hillcrest High School KLLM Transport Services General Dynamics Corporation Hip Mommy & Me Knight Refrigerated General Electric Company Hirakata Farms Knight Transportation, Inc. General Mills, Inc. The Hockaday School KPMG LLP Genesis Women's Shelter Holiday Inn Hotels & Resorts Kracker Enterprises LLC GIM Go-Givers Holiday Park Apartments Kraft Foods Inc. The Ginger Man The Home Depot U.S.A. Inc. Kroger (Hunger Link) Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas Home Healthcare Partners LLC The Kroger Company GlaxoSmithKline plc Hooters of America Kroger Food Show Glazer's Hot Sauce Harry's Kroger NALC Food Drive Glazier Foods Company Hotels.com, L.P. L. V. Stockard Middle School Glen Arbor Apartments Houston Food Bank La Familia Distributing Global Foods Howard Hughes LA Food Services GMAC Medical Institute La Madeleine de Corps, Inc. GMAC - AT&T Solutions HUB International Limited La Mexicana Tortilla Factory God of the City Food Drive HUB International Rigg La Mirada Mark Godat, MD Hudson Advisors La Petite Academy Going Bonkers Humphrey & Associates Inc. Labatt Food Service Golden Rule Charter School Hunton & Williams Laboratory Corporation of Good Source Inc. Hutchins State Jail America Holdings

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Harry Lackey MBM FoodService Distribution New St. Peter's Lady of America McCoy Elementary School Presbyterian Church Lake Highlands Elementary Rebecca Carr-McKenzie New Sun Produce School McKesson Corp. NFI Lake Highlands High School Meadowbrook School NFL Moms Lake Highlands Homeowners' Medical Clinic of North Niagara Bottling, LLC Association Texas, P.A. Cynthia Nickelburg Lake Highlands Junior Medieval Times Nissan Motor Acceptance High School Mercedes-Benz Financial Corporation Lakeview Apartments Methodist Richardson Noble Royalties, Inc. Lakewood Elementary School Medical Center Nokia Fitness Center Lakewood Greens Apartments MetroPCS Wireless, Inc. Nordstrom, Inc. LALA Foods, Inc. MGC Mortgage, Inc. North Central Distributors, Inc. Lamar Companies Inc. Mi Escuelita Preschool, Inc. North Central Texas Permit Land O'Lakes, Inc. Michaels Stores, Inc. Tech Chapter Laredo-Webb County Micro Turbo Inc. North Star Dragway Food Bank Microsoft North Texas American LCT Transportation Services Mid-Michigan Food Bank Girl Club Learning Care Group, Inc. Middle College High School North Texas Surgery Center Legacy Christian Academy Middlebrook Dryden Carter NorthPark Management Co. Lehman Brothers Holdings, Inc. Milestone Management Northwest Bible Church The Lemmons Company Millennium Northwood Country Club Leo's Foods Inc. Minyard Food Stores, Inc. O Donut Leonides Gonzalez Cigarroa, Mission Bautista Oak Cliff Family Unity M.D. Elementary Mission Ranch Apartments Medical Practice Leslie A. Stemmons Mitchell International, Inc. Oak Farms Dairy Elementary School Mizkan Americas, Inc. Oakfield Farms, Inc. LevelTen Interactive Moises E. Molina High School The Oaks of Collin Creek Ashley Lewis Clarissa Mollenhaven Oakwood Cove Mobile Homes Lewisville Idependent Monaco Park Apartments Obama Outreach of North Texas School District Montecito Creek O'Banion Middle School Liberty Mutual Insurance Moore Lawn & Garden Occidental Tower Company The Morton H. Meyerson Occupational Health & Life at the Table Symphony Center Safety Administration Life School Red Oak Mosaic Sales Solutions Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Little Debbie Snacks Holdings company Odyssey HealthCare, Inc. Lobo Tortilla Factory, Inc. Mountain View College Old Navy Lockheed Martin Corporation MountainKing Potatoes Omega Environmental Loewinsohn Flegle Deary LLP Mrs. Baird's Bread Technologies Lone Star Comics Inc. Mrs. C's Foods & Kosher Bakery OnMessage Lone Star Transportation, LLC MSS Construction Osborne Hessey Logistics Jessica Lopez Muslim American Society OsteoMed Diana J. Lowry MW Logistics Otis McAllister Inc. LSG Sky Chefs My Storage Space Owens Country Sausage, Inc. Lug USA, LLC N & H Plumbing Services, Inc. Ozarka Natural Spring Water Lyndon B. Johnson Nabisco P&K Services Elementary School Naked Juice Company Pacific Coast Products M&M Packaging, Inc. Nathan Adams Elementary Paladin Consulting, Inc. M.R.S. School The Paper Plate, Inc. Macy's, Inc. National Care Network Parago, Inc. Mahard Egg Farm, Inc. National Charity League, Inc. Doug Parish The Main Attraction National Freight Parish Episcopal School Malone's Cost Plus National Health Insurance Park Lake Church Supermarkets Company Park Place Lexus Marc Samuels Jewelers The National Latino Peace Monroe Parker Mark Twain Elementary School Officers Association Greater Parker College of Chiropractic Marquez Brothers Dallas Chapter Parkland Health & International Inc. Naturally Fresh Hospital System Marriott International, Inc. Naumes, Inc. Parmenter Realty Partners Marsalis Avenue Church NEC Corporation of America Parsons Corporation of Christ Neiman Marcus PBS&J Martin Luther King Jr. neopost Pear Ridge Creek Aparments Learning Center Shawna Nesbitt Pecan Creek Office Group Martin Transportation Systems Nestlé Pediatricians of Dallas, PA Martinelli Foods Nestlé Waters North America Pegasus School of Liberal Master's Distribution Co. Inc. NetScout System, Inc. Arts and Sciences Maui Foods International Councilman David A. Neum PeopleFirst Mazda Motor Corporation New Friendship Baptist Church Pepperidge Farm, Incorporated New Rising Fenix, Inc. PepsiCo Inc.

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Performance Food Group Reser's Fine Foods Seven Pounds Dallas Premiere Perot Systems Resolve Corporation Event with Will Smith Craig Phares Resounding Harmony Sewell Automotive Companies PHCC North Texas Retreat at Spring Sewell Hummer of Dallas Philips Lighting Controls Park Apartments Sewell Lexus of Ftort Worth Pilgrim's Pride Revolution Tea, LLC Shadows of Cott Pillsbury James Reynolds Shamrock Meats, Inc. Pinnacle Foods (Vlasic) The Rho Theta Chapter Sheffield Intermediate School Pizza Hut, Inc. of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sheraton Dallas Hotel The Planet Sorrority, Inc. Sheraton Grand Hotel Planet Burrito Rhodes Office Products DFW Airport Plano Senior High School Rich Products Co. Shippers Warehouse, Inc. Plano West Senior High School The Richards Group Sigma Delta Platt College Richland College Sigma Delta Mu The PNL Companies James Ringstaff Silicon Valley Bank The Point Group Josie Ringstaff Sima Foods The Potter's House Rio Star Foods, Inc. Six Flags Theme Parks Inc. Power Packaging of Texas, Inc. The Ritz-Carlton Hotel SkinCeuticals Premier Produce Services Company, L.L.C. Skyline High School Premier Sales Solutions River Valley Regional Smith Chapel African Methodist Prescott Realty Group Food Bank Episcopal Church Prescription Solutions Riverhill Apartments SMU Wesley Foundation The Preserve at Arbor Riviana Foods, Inc. Snyder National Hills Apartments Roadtex Transportation Society of St. Andrew Preston Park Montessori Corporation Sodexo Academy Robert Heath Trucking, Inc. Solana Ridge Apartments Preston Royal Village Bryan Robinson Arturo Solis Shopping Center Robinson Middle School Sonnen Services Prestonwood Christian Rockline Industries, Inc. South Coast Produce Co., Inc. Academy Rock-Tenn Shared Services, LLC South Mill Mushrooms The Preze & Gesaman Family Roma Foods Importing Southern Land Company PricewaterhouseCoopers Company, Inc. Southern Methodist University Prime Distribution Services, Inc. Roma of Dallas Southern Methodist University Prime Source Roofing Supply Group Athletics Primrose School of Forest Creek Rose Haggar Elementary School Southern Methodist University Primrose School of North Plano Rosewood Mansion on Staff Association Primrose School of Wellington Turtle Creek Southern Refrigerated Procter & Gamble Rotaract Club at University Transport, Inc. Progressive Casualty of North Texas Southwest Airlines #8 Insurance Company Rothstein Kass Southwest Airlines Co. Purdue Alumni Club of Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama Southwest Airlines Federal Dallas-Fort Worth RTKL Associates Inc. Credit Union QT Technologies Rubio Trucking Southwest Alliance of Asset Quaker Oats Company Rudy's Tortillas Corporation Managers, LLC Quality Logistics Systems Jennifer & Thomas Russel Southwest Ice Cream Quality Packaging Ryan & Company Southwest International Quality Rock 93.3 S.T.A.G.E. Services Quality Sausage Sage Quick Technologies Inc. Southwest Sanitary Company Quesa-D-Ya's Saladmaster Paige Sowden Quinlan Chiropractic Clinic Sally White & Associates SPCA of Texas Aman Qureshi Salon FX Marcus Spears R. L. Turner High School Salon Pompeo Spirit A. Radke The Salvation Army Sprint Ralston Foods Sam Rayburn Elementary Sprint Nextel RAM Energy Resources, Inc. School Otis Spunkmeyer Ranger Refrigerated Express Sam's Club St. Andrews Raw Cuts Salon & Spa Sara Lee Corporation St. Ann Catholic Church Raytheon Company Save-A-Lot food stores St. Hilaire Seed Company, Inc. RDO Equipment Co. Scarborough Research St. Monica Catholic School Reachout Homecare Schepps Dairy STA Travel, Inc. Recreational Equipment, Inc. Schneider National, Inc. Staff Care, Inc. Dexter Redic Schulze Elementary School Standard Controls Redstone Foods, Inc. Schuster Co. The Stanley Works Regal Park Apartments Luevet Scott Staples, Inc. Regional East Texas Food Bank Seafood Supply Company Stars & Tykes Child Care Center Relay for Life SeaShare State Fair - Coke Day Remington Second Harvest State Fair CFD Renaissance Hospital of Dallas Middle Tennessee The State Fair of Texas The Republic Group ServiceCraft State Farm Automobile Research In Motion Limited ServiceCraft Logistics Insurance Company

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Stein Mart, Inc. Tuesday Morning W. T. White High School Stemilt Growers Turbana Corporation Wachovia Corporation Stevens Transport Turbomeca USA Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. The Steward School Turley Law Firm Walgreen Co. Stewart & Stevenson TXI Safety Department Bethany Wall Stonewall Jackson Tyson Foods, Inc. Walnut Hill Elementary School Elementary School U.S. Department of Education Walters, Balido & Crain LLP Stream Realty Partners, L.C. U.S. Environmental Protection WatchGuard Video Students in Free Enterprise Agency - Region 6 Waterford at Goldmark Study Island U.S. Foodservice Waxahachie Faith Sugarbaker's Inspired Spaces UBI - A Division of AmTrust Family Academy Sunco Carriers, Inc. North America Weight Watchers Sunny Delight Beverage Co. Umphrey Lee Elementary School International, Inc. Sunsweet Growers, Inc. UNC Children's Hospital Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Super Plaza Stores Corp. Unilever HPC WEL Companies, Inc. Super Star Produce United Fresh Produce Wellington Elementary School Superior Solutions Staffing United HealthCare Services, Inc. WellPoint, Inc. Supreme Lending United Parcel Services of Wells Fargo Financial Sur La Table America, Inc. Wells Fargo Investments, LLC SW Freight United States Bowling Congress Wells Truck Service Inc. Swift Transportation Co., Inc. United States Cold Storage Wendy's Swift Transportation Corporation United Steel Workers - Werner Enterprises Sygma Corporation Women of Steel West Texas Food Bank Sygma Network Inc. United Way Western Vegetable Produce, Inc. Sysco Corporation Unitrin Specialty Westwood College T. Marzetti Company Unity Church of Dallas Westwood Holdings Group, Inc. Talbots Inc. Univar WhiteWave Foods, Inc. Target Brands, Inc. Universal Academy of Coppell Whole Foods Market IP, L.P. Tarrant Area Food Bank Universal Technical Institute, Inc. Movine Williams Tatum, LLC University of Texas at Dallas Wilshire Baptist Church Taxco produce Co. Inc. The University of Texas Wilshire Heights Neighborhood Taylor Publishing Company Southwestern Medical Association Teledyne Storm Products Center at Dallas Windhaven Park Apartments Telvista, Inc. University Park The Winston School Tenet HealthSystem Medical, Inc. Elementary School Women's Specialty Center Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc. UNMA Woodrow Wilson Elementary Texas Crumb & Food Products US Cold School Texas Department of State US Express World Adult Kickball Association Health Services US Food Service World Zombie Day Texas Department of US Home Systems XO Transportation Dallas USA Express XO Communications District Office USA Mobility Inc. XO One Customer Service Texas Food Bank Network USA Pallet Xochitl Inc. Texas Instruments Incorporated USDA-CSFP Commodity Yahoo! Inc. Texas Oncology USIS, Inc. Yellow Book USA, Inc. Texas Woman's University USMD Inc. YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas TFG Foods, Inc. UT of Texas at Dallas Your Federal Credit Union TGI Friday's, Inc. Valor (Kuehne & Nagel) Youth Leadership Day Food Drive Theta Alpha Charter Valor Brands LLC Yucatan Foods, LP Thomas C. Marsh Middle School VAN Oriental Food, Inc. Zale Corporation Thompson Coe Cousins & Varel International, Inc. Zale Lipshy University Hospital Irons: Van Meir Ellen Vatterott Educational Centers, Inc. Zephries Family Three Forest Plaza The Velvet Snout Through the Key Hole Ventura Foods, LLC ThyssenKrupp Elevator Verizon Communication Company Titan Services LLC Veroli Foods T-Mobil USA, In.c Versa Cold TMW Systems, Inc. Vietti Foods Company Tom Thumb Jesus Vigveria Town North Family YMCA Village Farms Toyota Financial Services Village Fresh Market Transport America Village Green Transwestern Villas at Montierra Tree of Life, Inc. Viscern Trinity Christian Academy Vista Ridge Church of Christ TriQuint Semiconductor Vistar Corporation Tropicana Products, Inc. Voortman Cookies Limited Truco Enterprises, LP Vought Aircraft Industries, Inc. True.com Vue Fitzhugh Apartments Truman Middle School Vue Greenville

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2009 Annual Report : Close the Gap Year 1 o f 3 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executive Committee Steve Schenkel, Schepps Dairy W. Lee Coleman Jr., CB Richard Ellis (Chairman) Cynthia Wenban, Lockheed Martin Frank Roby, Concero Global (Past Chair) Jon A. Wolkenstein, Grant Thornton LLP Charlie Morrison, Pizza Inn, Inc. (Chair Elect) Connie Yates, Tom Thumb Food and Pharmacy Debra Tippett, Cardinal Company (Secretary) Carole S. Young, Carole S. Young & Associates David Franklin, Franklin Investments (Treasurer) Stephen Chase, KPMG LLP (At Large) General Counsel Michael Cox, Culinaire International (At Large) Jeffrey Goldfarb, DLA Piper US LLP

Members at Large Life Board Members Tom Black, Black, Mann and Graham, LLP John Beckert Baine Brooks, TwoRows Restaurants Jerry Ellis, Community Volunteer F. Lane Cardwell, Jr., Community Volunteer Louise Gartner, Community Volunteer Sally Cullum, Crystal Charity Ball Committee Bette Perot, Perot Foundation Christina Durovich, Community Volunteer Teresa Phillips, TPHD, LLC Roslyn Goodall, UT Southwestern Medical Center Stephan Pyles, Stephan Pyles Concepts Jess Hay, Texas Foundation of Higher Education Gary Huddleston, Kroger Food Stores Founders Thomas Huffhines, SYSCO Food Services of Dallas, LP Ambassador Kathryn Hall, Hall Wines Melanie Jones, Southwest Airlines Liz Minyard, Community Volunteer Rebecca King, Kroger Food Stores Larry Lavine, Turtle Creek Restaurants President & Chief Executive Officer Karen Lukin, Whole Foods Market Jan Pruitt Greg Schaffner, US Food Service

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2009 Annual81% cr Report e : Close193 % i cthe eas Gap Year 13 o inc f e 3 OUR IMPACT Food Sourcing

Food Sourcing Whereto Over 50 does million it meals come by from? 2011 We sourced 40.3 million pounds of food this year. Local Donations – Community members and local businesses contributed

12.2 million pounds. Thank you! 6.3 12.2 Feeding America – We securedActua 10.4 million pounds through our partnershipMea s 11.4 with Feeding America, a nonprofit organization that solicits donated food 10.4 and grocery products from nationalea a suppliers for distribution through over 200 certified food banks nationally.

U.S. Department2010 of01 Agriculture (USDA) – 11.4 million pounds were provided through The Emergency Food Assistance Program

(TEFAP) and Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP).

Purchased Food – We purchased 6.3 million pounds of staple items to help ensure a reliable supply of nutritious foods to local pantries and meal programs. Our core inventory items include rice and beans, ground meats, pasta, fresh and canned fruits and vegetables, tuna, milk and eggs.

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2009 Annual Report : Close the Gap Year 1 o f 3 OUR PROGRAMS

Agency University is a program designed to train Member Agencies on ways to enhance their food programs and better leverage their resources in order to increase their capacity to help more of those in need. Agencies currently choose from six different courses consisting of 16 classes taught by professionals in the fields of health and nutrition, fund development, organization and program implementation. This year we had 408 participants resulting in more than 1,760 hours of training, which were provided to our Agencies free of charge. Agency participants who decide to complete an entire course of classes also receive continuing education college credits from El Centro Community College.

Charitable Produce Center Founded in 1994 with Louise Gartner’s vision, the Charitable Produce Center was designed to transform the large amount of waste in the fresh produce market into a source of nourishment for hungry North Texans. The Food Bank extended this concept in 1999 with a grant from Kraft Foods, Inc., by developing the Rural Produce Initiative to distribute fresh produce to Member Agencies outside of Dallas County each week. In fiscal year 2009, the program provided more than 3,501,250 pounds of produce throughout all 13 counties in the North Texas Food Bank's service area.

Commodities Supplemental Food Program In 2000, the North Texas Food Bank became the first Commodities Supplemental Food Program (also known locally as People and Nutrition, or PAN) distributor in Texas. The program provides surplus USDA commodities for low income Dallas County residents who meet certain requirements, such as being 60 years old or older, children under six not receiving assistance from WIC (Women, Infants and Children Program) or pregnant, breastfeeding or postpartum women not receiving assistance from WIC. Each month, 7,500 participants each receive an estimated 32 pounds of USDA commodities at 98 PAN distribution sites in Dallas County. PAN is a partnership of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Catholic Charities of Dallas and the North Texas Food Bank.

Community Kitchen The Community Kitchen began as a North Texas Food Bank pilot program in early 2000. The mission of the Kitchen is to offer Food Bank Member Agencies nutritious, fully prepared frozen meals to heat and serve to the hungry while providing culinary job skills training to disadvantaged individuals with an interest in a food service career. Construction of a new 3,000 square foot kitchen at the Food Bank was completed in February 2002. The kitchen provides an average of 8,000 meals weekly in a variety of formats which are then distributed to 39 program sites. Up to 30 students, primarily from the Texas Second Chance Program in partnership with Dawson State Prison, receive food service training each year while helping to prepare meals.

Food For Families Food For Families is a cooperative effort between the North Texas Food Bank and more than 30 Member Agencies. Pre-qualified clients of participating Agencies are issued a voucher for specific food distribution. Clients meet Agency volunteers at a specific parking lot at a pre-determined time. A drive- through line is organized and Agency volunteers give food directly to clients from Food Bank trucks. In fiscal year 2009, more than 707,737 pounds of food were distributed to more than 16,619 families and 69,085 individuals.

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Food 4 Kids Elementary school children on the free and reduced-price school meal program often face hunger when these meals are not available on weekends. The Food 4 Kids program helps to solve this problem by providing backpacks full of nonperishable, kid-friendly food for these chronically hungry children to take home on Friday afternoons. The program has grown exponentially from 200 participating elementary schools last year to 310 schools in fiscal year 2009. Approximately 7,900 children in Dallas, Denton, Collin, Rockwall and Fannin counties received a backpack full of food each weekend during the school year.

Hunger Link Prepared Foods The Dallas Hunger Link collects surplus prepared, perishable food from 25 donor hotels, restaurants, cafeterias and other food service kitchens. That food is then frozen in disposable aluminum steam table pans provided by the Food Bank. Specially trained Hunger Link drivers then pick up the food in refrigerated Hunger Link trucks and distribute it to on-site meal programs throughout Dallas. In fiscal year 2009, the Hunger Link program collected more than 524,000 pounds of food.

Kids Cafe The North Texas Food Bank’s Kids Cafe program began in 1998 as a way to provide nutritious after-school meals to children who may not have enough to eat when they go home from school. The Food Bank currently operates 28 Kids Cafe sites with generous funding from several donors, including Capital One. More than 270,739 meals were served last year to children in Dallas, Collin and Grayson counties.

Main Program The Main Program of the North Texas Food Bank gathers donations of both perishable and nonperishable food as well as nonfood items. These items are then distributed to North Texas area food pantries, soup kitchens, homeless shelters and other programs that serve people in need. In fiscal year 2009, the Food Bank’s Main Program distributed enough resources to Member Agency food pantries to serve 634,740 families. Area homeless shelters, day-care centers, soup kitchens and other facilities provided 5,215,929 on-site meals and snacks to the hungry in our community.

Nutrition Education/Operation Frontline Nutrition education is a priority at the North Texas Food Bank. Since partnering with Share Our Strength in 1996 to provide Operation Frontline (OFL) cooking and nutrition classes, the Food Bank has educated thousands of families in North Texas. Through direct outreach to clients at Member Agencies, OFL promotes short- and long-term solutions to hunger by providing participants of all ages with the skills and resources they need to make healthy, economical food choices. Every year, culinary professionals, nutritionists and food enthusiasts volunteer their time to teach low-income participants the basics of healthy cooking, nutrition, food budgeting and food safety. In fiscal year 2009, 272 people participated in 20 six-week classes, a 108 percent increase in the number of people served and a 43 percent increase in the number of classes offered since last year. Additionally, 12,038 people received nutrition education through workshops at Member Agencies and events in the community.

Texas Second Chance In 1997 the North Texas Food Bank formed a collaborative partnership with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Texas Second Chance allows selected prison confinees to volunteer at the Food Bank up to four days a week. As volunteer laborers, they receive job skills training in

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warehousing and food service. This training vastly improves participants’ ability to successfully reintegrate into the community. Last year participants in the Texas Second Chance program provided more than 15,730 hours of community service for the Food Bank.

Serving U Serving U is a one-day teambuilding program hosted in our renovated warehouse. The program is designed to help key executive and departmental personnel sharpen their communication and teamwork skills while serving a larger purpose. In just one day, corporate teams learn how to work together effectively, set aside differences, plan common goals and build stronger bonds. At the same time, team members are helping to feed thousands of North Texans in need by volunteering together at the Food Bank. In fiscal year 2009, seven companies took part in Serving U, for a total of 656 participants. The following companies are Serving U alumni from the past two years: ALCOA, Brown-Forman, Capital One, Capital One Auto Finance, Capital One Commercial Banking, Communities Foundation of Texas, Covidien, CVS Caremark, Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau, The Dallas Morning News, EnCana Oil and Gas, One Technologies, PepsiCo, Pizza Inn, Plexent, Powerwave, RSW Creative, Sabre Holdings, Southwest Airlines, Travelocity, University Park United Methodist Church, Wal-Mart and YUM! Brands, Inc.

The Volunteer Experience Volunteering at the North Texas Food Bank is truly a unique experience. With a variety of ways to serve – from packing and sorting food to helping with administrative tasks to teambuilding programs like Serving U – our volunteers enjoy a hands-on, engaging and effective community service experience that brings them back again and again. In fiscal year 2009, 17,004 volunteers contributed 57,580 hours of service to the North Texas Food Bank. The Food Bank is grateful for the hard work and dedication of our many volunteers and community leaders who help make our work possible. Feeding Kids Laura Bechtol, a counselor at F.P. Caillet Elementary School in Dallas sees first- hand how devastating the effects of hunger can be for a child. Of the 723 students at Caillet Elementary, the vast majority are on the free or reduced-price school meal program.

But thanks to the North Texas Food Bank’s Food 4 Kids backpack program, students can take home backpacks full of nutritious, kid-friendly food each weekend when they otherwise might not have anything to eat. Laura says the program has made a huge difference in the kids’ behavior and concentration in class. “If you’re hungry, your focus isn’t there,” she says. “If you don’t have your basic needs met, nothing else matters.” "Thank you for giving me the food and helping my family because some people don't give us things,” says one appreciative student. "My mom and dad are happy to see us eat healthy."

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The North Texas Food Bank passionately pursues a hunger-free community.

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