MOVE FOR HUNGER YEAR IN REVIEW WHAT’s INSIDE 3 4 5 6 7 Our Board of Directors Committees Executive Director’s The State of Mission & Staff Message Hunger 9 10 11 14 17 Food Rescue & Response to Mover Program Multi-Family Program Food Drives & Sustainability Hunger Highlights Highlights Events 20 21 22 24 25 Team Move For Hunger MOVE For Hunger Fundraiser Partners Associations & Truck Pulls Virtual Fundraiser Highlights
26 27 28 29 30 Employee Engagement In The Internship & Grants & Our & Team Building News Fellowship Program Awards Vision 31 32 The Power of Donors Your Donation
Visit Us 4 Hendrickson Ave, Ste. #4 | Red Bank, NJ 07701 Contact Us [email protected] | (732) 774-0521 Learn More www.MoveForHunger.org Let’s Get Social @MoveForHunger Mission Move For Hunger is a national non-profit organization that has created a sustainable way to reduce food waste and fight hunger. We have mobilized the leaders of the moving, relocation, and multi-family industries to provide their customers, clients, and residents with the opportunity to donate their food when they move. Members of Move For Hunger also organize community food drives, participate in awareness campaigns, and create employee engagement programs.
Executive Director’s Summary A quick look at Move For Hunger over the past year
Delivered Collected & delivered 3,755,233 5,003,023 lbs. to food banks lbs. of food during the Provided in 2020 4,169,186 Covid-19 pandemic meals to those in need
Made 1,704
FOOD individual deliveries to BANK food banks in 2020
294 food banks received 608 movers and apartment food donations in 2020 communities collected food last year
3 Meet the team Adam Lowy Bridget Foley Founder & Executive Director Director of Multi-Family Programs Meghan Longo Kara D’Antoni Chief Operating Officer Community Engagement Manager Margo Cianchetta Diana Leguizamon Director of Corporate Partnerships Community Engagement Manager Kara Sendell Kasia Lenart Partnership Relations & Special Events Manager Community Engagement Manager Alexandra Sales Raquel Yuhas Partnership Relations & Engagement Manager Community Engagement Manager Adam Bianco Jessica McLaughlin Director of Marketing Administrative Assistant Dana Paslowski Art Director board of directors
Rick Schwartz Jeff Pederson Schwartz Consulting Group, LLC CORT Business Services
Cindy Clare Benjamin Samuels Bell Partners Samuels Family Foundation
Stephan Lowy Jenna Weinerman Lowy’s Moving Service Updater 4 Committees Members of our Mover Action Committee, Corporate Action Committee, and Food CORT help support Move For Hunger's mission to reduce food waste and fight hunger. These groups of passionate individuals are committed to helping grow Move For Hunger's network, engage their companies, employees, and communities through fundraisers, food drives & events, as well as bring awareness to the issues of hunger & food waste. As Move For Hunger ambassadors, our committees provide a crucial role in expanding and supporting our footprint; allowing us to sustainably provide more meals for those in need.
Corporate Action Network Stephanie Alisuag-Schreiber Lisa Fontana Ray Kirby Booz Allen Hamilton Quicken Loans Nordstrom Erin Almand Kerwin Guillermo Tanya Mariottini CarsArrive Hewlett Packard Enterprise Expedia Group Thomas Bailey John Habanek Shae Nettingham ReloTrans Chase Mars North America Jennifer Breen Luis Ibarra Rick Schwartz Suite Home Chicago Google BGRS (Retired) Julie Coleman Tamara Jafri Jordan West, Chair Oler Relo Group Nike Facebook Ben Cross Michael James University Moving & Storage Suite America Rachael Fischer-Lyons Patrick Keery Olympia Moving & Storage Altair Global
Mover Action Committee Matt Bolin Judd Levine Coleman World Group Maffucci Moving & Storage Wade Bute Andy Newitt Ace Worldwide A-1 Moving & Storage Vanessa Fresquez Parthiv Pandya Amazing Moves Moving & Storage Quality Move Management, Inc. Clell Hall David Royal Hall Lane Moving & Storage Bekins Northwest/Olympic Moving Angie Hane Andrew Rozzi Apex Moving + Storage Gentle Giant Moving Thomas Bailey, a member of our Corporate Ian Imlach Dean Savage Action Network, participating in the MOVE Imlach & Collins Brothers Apex Moving & Storage For Hunger Virtual Fundraiser. Andy Larmore Michael Spohn Bayshore Moving & Storage Firefighting's Finest Moving & Storage Bob Leotti Mary Kate Storm Crown Worldwide William B. Meyer, Inc.
Food CORT Katrina Bleichrodt Cindy Harrison CORT Philadelphia CORT Connecticut Kelsey Cook Joseph Marcum CORT Corporate CORT Corportate Beverly Cranston Kelly Silva CORT Corporate CORT Seattle & Portland Ashley Doerner Corey Wilson, Co-Chairman CORT Washington CORT Atlanta, Birmingham, & Pensacola Ivana Ford, Co-Chairman Kerri Zarzana CORT Chicago CORT San Francisco Ashley Doerner, a member of our Food Tim Forton CORT committee, picking up food from CORT New York our members at Icon at Dulles. They collected over 600 lbs. of food during Interested in joining a committee? E-mail [email protected] their Hunger Action Month food drive.
5 Executive Director's Message Dear Friends, Each year, I typically begin these messages by saying something like “What an incredible year!” or “I’m feeling so excited…” But the truth is – 2020 was hard, and I’m actually feeling pretty tired. Personally, it was one of the more challenging years of my life. When the pandemic began, I was living with my wife and daughter in a two-bedroom apartment just outside NYC. Our childcare options disappeared, our tiny closet became the home office, our social life became non-existent, and I struggled with anxiety and depression about the loneliness I was feeling and the thought of catching COVID-19. We solved the space issue by moving into our first home, and our family helped out with childcare. Unfortunately, we also ended up catching COVID at the tail end of 2020. Fortunately, our symptoms were mild, and we’ve since recovered. Professionally, my team and I were faced with some pretty extraordinary choices and challenges. Would there be layoffs? Will the PPP run out before we can apply? Will our partners decide that funding our organization isn’t a priority this year due to their own financial struggles? Will our network feel less engaged without all the fun conferences, food drives, truck pulls, and events? Fortunately, the answer to all of those questions was “No.” So perhaps I start this again. 2020 was a year of resilience. It was a year of challenges, innovation, technology, and relationships. It was a year of protest and division as millions came together to reaffirm the fact that #BlackLivesMatter. It was a year of sorrow as we’ve now lost more than 2 million people, globally, to this vicious disease while nearly 100M+ others, including myself, will live with the uncertainty of future health effects. And it was certainly a year of hunger – now with more than 50 million Americans and 1 in 8 Canadians struggling with food insecurity. And while 2020 felt like an eternity, it’s now over. Now we can reflect and recognize the many bright spots that shined through the darkness. Despite its challenges, Move For Hunger had its most impactful year to date. We delivered more than 5 million pounds of food to food banks across the US & Canada in a single year – which is 25% of the overall total we’ve delivered over the past 11 years combined. We piloted new, socially distant food drives, and added freight and logistics companies to our network. We began working with farmers, gleaning organizations, food manufactures, and distributors and literally recovered truckloads of food. We found virtual ways to engage our partners and their employees while still remaining true to our mission to stop food waste and fight hunger. Move For Hunger accomplished all of this with the most amazing team I could ever ask for along with our incredible board, action committees, partners, interns, and volunteers who literally make it happen each and every day. The logistics of getting food to where it is most needed isn’t easy, and I am beyond grateful to those who are working together with us to ensure that millions of people won’t go to bed hungry. On a personal note, I got to spend the whole year with my wife and two-year-old. No conferences. No travel. Just working together to help our daughter grow. No better silver lining if you ask me. It’s now a new year. Stay tuned for new programs, new content, new milestones, and new ways for YOU to get involved. Thanks for continuing on this journey with us. We are more committed than ever to help fight hunger and food waste and provide meals for those in need.
Thank you,
Adam Lowy Founder & Executive Director
6 State of hunger - COVID-19 During these difficult and uncertain times, there is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on those who struggle with food insecurity. Throughout the pandemic, Move For Hunger has remained committed to our mission to find ways to rescue food. We have been doing whatever we can to provide assistance to food banks throughout the US and Canada to meet the extreme demand they face.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating economic impact and has drastically increased the need for emergency food assistance nationwide. More than 37 million Americans were food insecure before the pandemic with estimates saying that number has increased by 17 million in 2020. Communities that were already struggling will be hit the hardest.
With each passing day, the number of people who find themselves in need of food assistance grows significantly. 72% of the households served by affiliated food banks live at or below 100% ofthe federal poverty line. These households simply don’t have enough money to consistently put food on the table. Americans are working harder than ever, but are still struggling to make ends meet. The pandemic exacerbates the issues that food-insecure households already face.
Move For Hunger will continue to deliver truckloads of food to our nation's food banks while increasing education on the issues of hunger and food waste. We will continue to provide meals to families, children, seniors, and vulnerable communities who are struggling as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to our donors and members' help, we can rapidly respond to the growing hunger crisis our country is facing.
Premium Q Moving & Storage delivered pallets of food to local GoGo SqueeZ refueled frontline workers by donating over 300,000 Boston food pantry, Project Soup, at the start of the pandemic. lbs of food across 10 states to nearly 400 individual organizations and leveraged over 20 of our transportation partners to do it.
7 Hunger & Racial Equity People of any color, ethnicity, or demographic background can experience food insecurity. Some groups, however, are more vulnerable than others. African American households face hunger African American at 2x the rate of white, non-Hispanic households. Households face hunger at Why are minorities predominantly the populations that are affected by hunger? The higher rates of food insecurity & poverty 2x the rate and the racial wealth gap are a direct result of systemic racial of white, non-hispanic and gender discrimination in virtually every aspect of American households. life. Although slavery was abolished more than 150 years ago, the legacy of oppression has lived on through policies that have trapped millions of Black Americans in poverty for generations.
It should be obvious that food insecurity is a racial equity issue. A cycle of deprivation prevents minority families from achieving economic success, as presented by low wages and wealth gaps. It is important for this issue to be acknowledged so we can address the root causes of the problem.
real median earnings for a full time worker $60,000 $42,000 $36,700
White Black Black 40% of African American students attend high Male Worker Male Worker Female Worker poverty schools - 6x the rate of white students.
Fixing this problem is not going to be easy. It will require an extraordinary commitment to remedy these historic injustices. Move For Hunger will black continue to support our food banks and pantries lives because millions of Americans need help today. But we matter need to start thinking bigger, we need to ask ourselves difficult questions, and confront the systemic racism that permeates our society if we ever hope to end hunger once and for all.
8 sustainability & food waste According to ReFED, a non-profit dedicated to reducing food waste in the United States, 40% of the food produced in the US ends up in landfills. How much is 40%? This equates to 63 million tons of food - which is an insane amount and is significatnly higher than the gloabl average. All this waste has a financial impact as well. Financially, this costs the US more than $218 billion dollars annually. How does that affect me, you might ask? Well, the average American wastes 219 pounds of food annually, and the typical family of four throws away $1,600 worth of produce each year. That's a nice chunk of change most Americans would love to have back in their wallets. But the costs aren't just financial; all of this food ends up in landfills. In fact, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, food is the single largest component taking up space inside US landfills - making up 22% of municipal solid waste. 10 billion tons 53 billion tons ends discarded or left up in landfills + unharvested on farms
Typical family of four throws away $1,600 of food produced in the US worth of produce each year. 63 Million tons ends up in landfills each year.
There are many reasons why food is wasted: over-purchasing, overproducing, labor and logistics issues, undesirable ugly fruits In the United States & veggies, discarding leftovers, not composting, or straight-up 40% of food confusion by date labeling. Have you ever looked at those things? "Best By," "Sell By," "Use By," "Expires By," etc... What does it produced all mean?! While date labels can help provide (some) guidance, ends up in landfills. they aren't going to tell you the exact date that your food will spoil. A new standardized system is definitely needed to help reduce this confusion.
Food is being wasted at Every level of the supply chain
Farm Distribution Grocery Store Home
However, there are solutions, and Move For Hunger is proud to be one that is unique.It's going to take collaborative efforts between the stakeholders of our food system, policymakers, and individuals like you changing behaviors to actually begin to reduce food waste. We're up for the challenge! Are you?
9 response to hunger Move For Hunger has begun exploring ways to help deliver fresh farm produce to those who need it most. This will be a critical new program because it will help prevent even more food from going to waste. One of our members, Don Queeney of Hampton Roads Moving and Storage, recently entered the world of fresh produce. He and his family have built and maintained a garden full of fresh vegetables. They have harvested over 2,000 pounds of food and also deliver weekly loads of product to supermarkets. During the COVID-19 pandemic, freight and bulk food rescue have become an integral part of our operations. Bulk food rescue provides large amounts of food to food banks across the country. Transportation and logistics continue to be a huge challenge for food banks, and that’s where Move For Hunger and our members have really stepped up during the pandemic. We have also formed strong relationships with transport carriers that aren’t traditional moving companies but are still able to use their trucks to assist. This year we worked with major corporations, like Kraft Heinz and Sodexo, to transport pallets of food. Due to the generosity of these companies, over 341,000 pounds of food, enough for 284,000 meals, have been provided across America.
Don Queeny, the owner of Hampton Baltimore’s A-One Moving transported Crown Relocations delivered more than Roads Moving and Storage, built a 5 pallets of food from the Kraft Heinz 30,000 pouches of assorted GoGo SqueeZ vegetable garden that produced over Company to Caring For Friends in products to Montefiore Medical Group, 2,000 lbs of food for a local non-profit. Philadelphia. the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, and The Salvation Army Red Bank Corps.
Apex Moving + Storage hosted their Two Men and a Truck - Champaign Ward North American stepped up at the annual Thanksgiving food drive and helped a local non-profit, Feeding Our beginning of the pandemic to deliver collected over 140,000 lbs of food for the Kids, with weekly food transports from nearly 4,000 lbs of food to frontline Nourish Food Bank in Murfreesboro, TN. May until the end of the year. workers.
10 Mover program The Mover Program has been pivotal during the COVID-19 pandemic. This year, we saw more movers get involved than ever before, to rescue food during these unprecedented times. Click Here to get your company involved.
Participating Movers by Year Our Mover 18' 930 Program delivered Our Mover Program provided 19' 994 4,715,994 YEAR lbs. of food to food 3,929,995 banks across meals to those 20' 1,043 North America. who need it most. 900 930 960 990 1,020 1,050 # of Participating Movers
Top 10 Moving Companies 1 Bayshore Moving & Storage 6 Apex Moving + Storage 1,075,241 lbs. 196,253 lbs. 2 Just-In Time Moving & Storage 7 Nelson Westerberg of Illinois 883,288 lbs. 160,982 lbs. 3 Nelson Westerberg of Texas 8 Lowys Moving Service 391,804 lbs. 86,553 lbs. 4 Gentle Giant Moving Company of Somerville 9 Imlach & Collins Brothers of Dallas 377,222 lbs. 83,400 lbs. 5 Hampton Roads Moving & Storage 10 Worldwide Moving & Storage 51 new moving companies 310,774 lbs. 66,956 lbs. joined the program.
Top 5 New Movers
1 Worldwide Moving & Storage 65,956 lbs.
2 Unique Moving & Storage 19,570 lbs.
3 All My Sons Moving & Storage of Roswell 12,657 lbs.
4 A-One Moving 7,980 lbs.
5 First-Rate Movers 6,525 lbs. In March, Steinway Moving & Storage coordinated a Fill-A-Truck Food Drive with Island Harvest Food Bank. They collected over 390 lbs. of food. 11 mover of the year Just-in Time Moving & Storage Member Since 2019 | Mesa, AZ
To date, they delivered This was enough to 883,288 lbs. to provide 736,073 meals their local food bank. to their community.
Since March 2020, Just-In Time Moving donated transportation to the United Food Bank about twice a week to assist with COVID-19 relief. Their team helped deliver over 864,729 lbs. of emergency food bags in approximately 70 trips to distribution sites. mover awards Move For Hunger Mover of the Month January May September Quality Move Management Premium Q Moving & Storage Nelson Westerberg of Illinois Member Since 2012 | Delta, BC Member Since 2016 | Medford, MA Member Since 2012 | Elk Grove Village, IL February June October Paxton Van Lines Inc. Ward North American Two Men And A Truck of Boston Member Since 2011 | Springfield, VA Member Since 2015 | San Antonio, TX Member Since 2015 | Boston, MA March July November Brandon Moving & Storage Gentle Giant Moving Company Mid-West Moving & Storage Member Since 2013 | North Little Rock, AR Member Since 2015 | Somerville, MA Member Since 2010 | Elk Grove Village, IL April August December Just-In Time Moving & Storage Bayshore Moving & Storage Hampton Roads Moving & Storage Member Since 2019 | Mesa, AZ Member Since 2011 | Newark, DE Member Since 2009 | Suffolk, VA Move For Hunger Partner Mover of the Year Awards Allied Van Lines Bekins Van Lines National Van Lines Bayshore Moving & Storage Brandon Moving & Storage Mid-West Moving & Storage Member Since 2011 | Newark, DE Member Since 2013 | North Little Rock, AR Member Since 2010 | Elk Grove Village, IL Altair Global Bristol Global Mobility North American Van Lines Nelson Westerberg Armstrong Relocation of Denver Ward North American Member Since 2012 | Elk Grove Village, IL Member Since 2018 | Aurora, CO Member Since 2015 | San Antonio, TX Arpin Van Lines California Moving & Storage Association Stevens Van Lines AAA Movers, Inc. Worldwide Moving & Storage Apex Moving & Storage Member Since 2013 | Brooklyn Park, MN Member Since 2020 | Oxnard, CA Member Since 2015 | Puyallup, WA Atlas Van Lines Canadian Association of Movers Weichert Imlach & Collins Brothers Matco Moving Solutions Nelson Westerberg of Illinois Member Since 2012 | Dallas, TX Member Since 2019 | Edmonton, AB Member Since 2012 | Elk Grove Village, IL Atlas Canada International Association of Movers Wheaton World Wide Moving Matco Moving Solutions Ace Relocation Systems- Los Angeles Carolina Moving & Storage Co., Inc. Member Since 2019 | Edmonton, AB Member Since 2013 | Long Beach, CA Member Since 2009 | Beaufort, SC 12 William B Meyer Fights Hunger Gentle Giant Transports more than With a Mardi Gras Food Drive 385,354 lbs. of food during COVID-19 "We are proud to be part of the Move For Hunger "Gentle Giant Moving Company is honored to network! I am grateful that ownership at William support Move for Hunger as we continue to B. Meyer supports Move For Hunger and the work together to do our part in eliminating effort to end hunger." food insecurity for those in need, during the - Mary Kate Storm, William B. Meyer COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. They make it simple and fulfilling to get involved with the big food rescue projects and food drives. We are thankful for their commitment to fighting hunger & proud that we can play a part in this honorable mission." - Jennifer Flanagan, Gentle Giant Moving Company
Element Moving & Storage Collaborates with Chef's For Farmers to Fight Hunger With a Neighborhood Food Drive “Cars drove up to the location and our employees moved the non-perishable food donations from Wayforth Holds Community cars directly into moving boxes and onto the Food Drive in Light of COVID-19 truck. We learned about the increasing number of people who had to wait in long lines at the "It is always a good feeling to give back to our North Texas Food Bank in order to get food and local community. Thanks to a great team effort, supplies they needed. We knew that we had to our food drive was not only successful but fun do what we could to help our community.” as well." - Maria Severance, WayForth - Elle Nesher, Element Moving & Storage
13 Multi-family program Our Multi-Family Program has grown tremendously this year. During the COVID-19 pandemic, properties and their residents have stepped up to donate thousands of pounds of food to their local food banks. Click Here to get your property involved.
Participating Properties by Year 18' 774 Our Multi-Family This is enough Program collected 19' 1,501 to feed YEAR 84,614 72,178 20' 1,613 lbs. of food. people. 500 800 1,100 1,400 1,700 # of Participating Properties
Top 10 Communities 1 The Century 6 Windsor Village at Waltham 3,059 lbs. 1,365 lbs. 2 Goodman Real Estate of Seattle 7 Vibe Apartments 3,045 lbs. 1,125 lbs. 3 South Winds Apartments 8 The Lafayette at Valley Forge 2,718 lbs. 994 lbs. 4 101 Park Place at Harbor Point Apartmetns 9 Meridian Courthouse Commons 2,309 lbs. 971 lbs. 5 ReNew Whaton Center 10 Pine Valley Apartments 306 new communities 1,603 lbs. 965 lbs. joined the program.
Top 5 New Communities
1 Vibe Apartments 1,125 lbs.
2 Meridian Courthouse Commons 971 lbs.
3 Parc Meridian 666lbs.
4 Residences at Government Center 549 lbs.
5 The Arbors at East Cobb Throughout the summer, Copper Beech Townhomes in Statesboro, GA 540 lbs. collected 600 lbs. of non-perishable food items from their move outs!
14 community of the year The Century Member Since 2017 | Seattle, WA
To date, they delivered This was enough to 4,656 lbs. to their local provide 3,880 meals to food bank. their community.
The Century, a Pillar Properties Community, did an awesome job this year rallying their residents and staff to participate in different Move For Hunger campaigns such as the Mardi Gras Food Drive. community awards Move For Hunger Community of the Month January May September Renew Wheaton Center Gilman Square Apartments 121 Towne Apartments Member Since 2018 | Wheaton, IL Member Since 2017 | Issaquah, WA Member Since 2019 | Stamford, CT February June October The Lafayette at Valley Forge The Cosmopolitan at Reston Jefferson Westshore Member Since 2018 | King of Prussia, PA Member Since 2018 | Reston, VA Member Since 2019 | Tampa, FL March July November The Century Churchill Apartments The Arbors at East Cobb Member Since 2017 | Seattle, WA Member Since 2018 | Minneapolis, MN Member Since 2020 | Marietta, GA April August December 101 Park Place at Harbor Point The Century AMLI 900 Member Since 2019 | Stamford, CT Member Since 2017 | Seattle, WA Member Since 2019 | Chicago, IL
Move For Hunger Partner Community of the Year Awards Apartment & Office Building Association Corporate Housing Providers Pennsylvania Apartment of Metropolitan Washington Association Association Crystal Square SuiteAmerica The Lafayette at Valley Forge Member Since 2018 | Arlington, VA Member Since 2014 | El Dorado Hills, CA Member Since 208 | King of Prussia, PA Arizona Multi-Family Housing Asscociation Connecticut Apartment Association Trinity Property Consultants Arrive Ocotillo 101 Park Place at Harbor Point ReNew Wheaton Center Member Since 2018 | Chandler, AZ Member Since 2019 | Stamford, CT Member Since 2018 | Wheaton, IL California Apartment Association Maryland Multi-Housing Association Washington Multi-Family Housing Muirwood Gardens Pine Valley Apartments Association Member Since 2018 | Martinez, CA Member Since 2019 | Elkton, MD Stadium Place Apartments Member Since 2016 | Seattle, WA Chicagoland Apartment Association Massachusetts Apartment Association Renew Wheaton Center Balsam Place Member Since 2018 | Wheaton, IL Member Since 2018 | Tewksbury, MA
15 Indigo Apartments Participates in Churchill Apartments Spring into THS National Grub Drop Food Drive Action with a Food Drive "We are just very blessed with thoughtful “The team at Churchill personally know people in residents who have always come together for our community who have lost their income due our donation drives. We definitely feel now is an to the current pandemic. COVID-19 is something important time to give." we, along with many others, were not prepared - Amber Ianetta, Indigo Apartments for, but we want to help our community in any way possible. Our company, RMK Management, has been a huge supporter of Move For Hunger for over a year now, and at times like these, we can truly see and appreciate the needs of those in our local community.” - Troy Baguhn, Churchill Apartments
Cosmopolitan at Town Center Reston Holds Summer Food Drive "You live what you learn and I learned from the beginning that you care for each other no matter how much you have. I hope this time has provided all of us some time for reflection and a sense Arrive 2801 Fights Hunger During of service to one another. Many residents were Hunger Action Month happy to hear of the program and were thrilled to “Being a part of Move for Hunger has had a very donate. When you tell them what an impact their positive impact on our residents and staff! It has donation will make in the community, how can been a chain reaction from our residents seeing they not leave something? Many people want to one another donate which is what we love to see!” help but are not sure where to begin. " - Laurel Ellerts, Arrive 2801 Apartments - Kim Ridings, Cosmopolitan at Town Center Reston
16 Food drives During the COVID-19 pandemic, Move For Hunger has created innovative ways to hold food drives. We launched our new campaign, Front Porch Food Drive, which is a socially distant way to collect food in local communities. This year alone we have held over 700 food drives collecting over 790,700 pounds of food. Click Here to start your food drive today!
In 2020, Move For Hunger organized 710 food drives across North America. 783,668 lbs. of Providing 653,056 non-perishable food items were meals to those in need. collected during these events.
9 13 food drives each food drives each collected more than collected more than 5,000 lbs. 16% of food collected by 10,000 lbs. Move For Hunger this year came from food drives.
Top 10 Food Drives 1 Mayflower Marathon Food Drive 310,774 lbs. 2 Dermer Dreams Community Food Drive 64,929 lbs. 3 Nelson Westerberg of New Jersey Turkey Food Drive Top 5 Food Drive 7,925 lbs. 4 Broken Arrow Food Drive Campaigns 6,900 lbs. 1 Thanksgiving Food Drive 5 Celina Moving Food Drive 6,400 lbs. 2 Season of Giving Food Drive 6 Lang Realty & Management Holiday Food Drive 7,413 lbs. 3 The Front Porch Food Drive 7 Flatbush Moving Van Company Thanksgiving Food Drive 6,163 lbs. 4 Hunger Action Month Food Drive 8 Sodexo Front Porch Food Drive 4,500 lbs. 5 Mardi Gras Food Drive 9 Mordue Moving & Storage Food Drive 2,820 lbs. 10 Nelson Westerberg of Texas Hunger Action Month Food Drive 2,600 lbs. 17 Flatbush Moving Van Company Fills Broken Arrow Public Schools hold 8th Annual Their Truck For Thanksgiving Food Drive! Food Drive collecting 6,900 lbs! Flatbush Moving Van Company hauled in 6,163 lbs. For the eighth year in a row, Broken Arrow (OK) Public during their Thanksgiving Fill-A-Truck Food Drive! Schools held a week-long food drive to fight hunger! They collected enough food to provide their Accent Moving & Storage provided all of the boxes for community with 5,135 meals. the food drive and volunteered to deliver the donations.
Stewart Moving's Trick or Can Food Drive J. Barber's Homerun For Hunger Food Drive Six real estate offices in Virginia combined to collect 275 J. Barber Moving & Storage teamed up with the pounds of food. The food was transported to the food Fredericksburg Nationals to organize a drive-thru bank by Stewart Moving and Storage. food drive in the FredNat's Stadium parking lot.
Lucy Kinney's Socially Distant Food Hydro Engages Their Employees by Hosting a Drive Collects 1,810 lbs. of Food! Company Food Drive Lucy from Naperville, IL held a socially distant Hydro’s Extruder plant in Los Angeles hosted their very neighborhood food drive. All food donations first food drive to support their local food bank during picked up and brought to a local shelter courtesy Covid-19. They collected 300 pounds of food which pro- of Boyer-Rosene Moving & Storage, Inc. vided their community with 250 meals!
18 front porch food drive The Front Porch Food Drive is a perfect way to feed your community, while also safely social distancing. This contactless food drive opportunity allows small groups to get together and distribute paper collection bags in their local neighborhoods. Those willing to participate can fill the provided paper bag with any unopened, non-perishable food items and leave it on their front porch, steps, or in a visible area. Then, on a certain day and time, volunteers can collect all the bags filled with donations that were left out. Move For Hunger will provide the promotional flyers explaining the process in more detail and paper collection bags. We also arrange transportation with one of our local moving companies to pick up the bags and deliver them to a previously chosen local food bank. Our Front Porch Food Drive campaign is supported through the generosity of the Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation.
43 Front Porch Food Drives collected more than 90,930 lbs.
What You Receive: The Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation and local Bel Food Drive Flyers Continental Societies, Inc., Greater Miami Chapter Air, MD students got together to host our first pilot volunteered their services to collect over 14,000 Front Porch initiative, collecting over 4,500 pounds Food Collection Bags food items to benefit Homestead Soup Kitchen. of food for local food pantries! Event Support Special thank you to Arsimmer McCoy! Transportation of your donations to the local food bank
Interested In Holding a Front Porch food DRive? Click Here to Learn More!
JLL employees volunteered their time to collect donations From their Atlanta neighbors, RentPath employees from their local neighborhoods. Their efforts provided collected 2,000 pounds, providing 1,650 meals. more than 55, 400 meals this year. 19 Team Move For Hunger As a result of the pandemic, most endurance sports events across the country, including marathons & 5ks, were either canceled or turned to virtual opportunities in order to protect all participants this year. While our Team Move For Hunger teammates were limited this year in the events they could participate in-person, we are proud of all of our runners & walkers that were able to turn their miles into meals this year. Click Here to get involved today.
Jordan Bute from Ace World Wide Elite Relocation Services completed 50 miles as part of the Virtual Moon Joggers-Locking Arms in Love 50 Mile for Move For Hunger. Jordan completed the ultra marathon in 10 hours, 17 minutes & 18 seconds and raised over $625, which provided 1,475 meals.
The Key West Half Marathon & 5k weekend took place on January 18, 2020. Andy & Katie Dewitt and Lee Franc from A-1 Moving & Storage of Jupiter, FL joined Team Move For Hunger and completed the 5k in the Southernmost Point in the USA. Together they raised $1,780, providing 4,225 meals.
William Vogt of Weichert Workforce Mobility was excited to be training to complete his first ever marathon as part of the NJ Marathon weekend and raise money for Team Move For Hunger. When the race was cancelled due to the pandemic, he decided to run the 26.2 mile distance throughout his neighborhood in NJ to honor his commitment and virtually completed the event with his family creating a finish line of support. William raised $7,805, providing 18,000 meals through his efforts.
Jordan Bute running the Virtual Ultra Andy & Katie Dewitt and Lee Franc The cancellation of the NJ Marathon Marathon for Move For Hunger. turned miles into meals in Key West. did not stop William Vogt from running. truck pulls Truck Pulls are Move For Hunger's signature fundraising event - in cities across the country, teams compete to see who can pull a moving truck 100 feet in the fastest time and be named the Truck Pull Champions. Although our network couldn't gather in person for the majority of the year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we were able to hold one Truck Pull to kick off the beginning of 2020!
On February 29, we held the San Diego Truck Pull at AleSmith Brewing Co., marking the first time that we've ever hosted this event in the Golden State. Nineteams competed to see who could pull an Ace Relocation Systems truck 100 feet the fastest. A grand total of $12,010 was donated to support our hunger relief efforts! We couldn't have pulled off this event without the support and passion of our San Diego Truck Pull Committee, as well as sponsorships from Ace Relocation Systems, Dewitt Move Worldwide, ReloTrans Auto Transport, Sullivan Solar Power, CDS Moving Equipment, Johnson's Storage and Moving, Republic Moving & Storage, Blue Chip, California Relocation, National Insurance Housing, and PC Housing. We're looking forward to a 2021 filled with more Truck Pulls to come!
20 Move For Hunger virtual Event Our MOVE For Hunger Virtual Event is a way to get MOVING and help provide meals for those in need, one step at a time. By participating in our virtual event, and staying active throughout the pandemic, participants came together and MOVED to show their support. Everyone that MOVED with us this year, received a one-of-a-kind medal to show their support, a downloadable certificate to print & share how they MOVED for hunger, and a social media filter frame to highlight their accomplishments. Participants completed all different kinds of activities to show us how they MOVED from walking with their dogs, running a 5k, and hiking in their local park. While all activities were done in a safe & socially distant way, despite everyone being apart from each other, together this amazing group of people MOVED together as one, to fight hunger as part of our virtual event.
Virtual Event Leaderboard 1 CORT 6 National Van Lines 11 Virtual Move For Hunger Supporters 6,788 meals provided 2,775 meals provided 1,700 meals provided 2 FPI Management 7 FINCOR Construction 12 Movers Specialty Service 6,013 meals provided 2,770 meals provided 1,513 meals provided 3 Rally For Hunger 8 CHPA 13 #9IsFine 3,850 meals provided 2,525 meals provided 988 meals provided 4 IOR Global Services 9 Expedia Group 14 GCKNAA 3,300 meals provided 2,463 meals provided 500 meals provided 5 V-Suites 10 Rachuba Management 15 Quicken Loans 3,275 meals provided 2,400 meals provided 338 meals provided
Debbie from FPI Management FINCOR Construction participants IOR Global Services employees and her 98-year-old Pops walked MOVED together as one for their 5k. celebrate their accomplishments & together to fight hunger! the meals they provided.
Our friends at MSS showed they AVE employees got creative with National Van Lines employees & their care by MOVING for hunger. their MOVE activities, look at families came together to support Cassandra go! Move For Hunger. 21 fundraisers Like a lot of things this year, our fundraising campaigns had to adapt and many went virtual. We had some amazing support from our members, partners, and community leaders hosting mostly virtual fundraisers with their organizations and communities. This year more than ever, we were also able to add fundraisers to many of our food drives events which allowed us to provide even more meals to those in need. Top 10 Fundraisers 1 Love + Relo Supports Move For Hunger 6 CHASE Front Porch Fundraiser & Food Raised $37,225 Drive Raised $5,290 2 JLL Thanksgiving Fundraiser & Food Drive 7 HD Supply Fall Fundraiser & Food Drive Raised $23,033.75 Raised $2,875 3 CHPA Annual Conference & Golf Tournament 8 CORT Furniture Rental MOVE For Hunger Raised $13,155 Virtual Event Raised $2,825 4 Pinnacle Community Service Month 9 FPI Management MOVE For Hunger Fundraiser & Food Drive Raised $9,201.50 Virtual Event Raised $2,580 5 Hollywood Annual Knights of the Greentable 10 American Van Lines Office Fundraiser HD Supply held a food drive and Golf Fundraiser Raised $7,540 Raised $2,532 a fundraiser providing 10,000 meals.
Scott Lauri, owner of ERA Central Love + Relo, the relocation Custom Movers Services held a Realty Group, allowed his industry’s daily podcast from Give Back event that raised nearly employees to pick his next hairstyle Ben Cross, raised $30,000+ $3,500 & provided 3,000 meals. as part of a fundraiser that raised during Hunger Action Month. $2800 and provided 6,600 meals. Charity Stream This year, we welcomed some new communities into our network: through live online charity streaming, gamers, storytellers, and musicians raised $5,624 to benefit Move For Hunger - all from the comfort of their own homes! Click here to Stream For Hunger. Top 3 Streamers 1 Gluper Bowl: Holiday Edition Glu Mobile Inc hosted a charity Rocket League tournament named in December raising $2,025 & providing 4,863 meals. 2 Amanda Young Amanda streamed for hunger in April & raised $1,320, providing 3,150 meals. 3 #NoKindredHungry2 Thanks to #NoKindredHungry2 for raising $1,280 and providing 3,063 meals More than $5,600 was raised during through his streaming efforts. live streaming fundraisers. 22 partners Our partners are important members of the Move For Hunger team that support our organization and allow us to grow our network and scale our operations. These socially responsible companies and organizations raise awareness about our mission and inspire others to join the fight against hunger & food waste through their organization of food drives, cause marketing campaigns, and employee engagement programs. Their support keeps us MOVING! Get your company involved today.
Aboda by Reside Milburn Printing Ace Relocation Systems Move Buddha Aires Corporate Relocation Services Mover Search Marketing American Van Lines Moving Ahead Services Armstrong Moving MovingLeads.com Armstrong Relocation & Companies Nelson Westerberg and Companies Avalon Bay Communities Olympic Moving & Storage/ Bekins Northwest Chestnut Hill Realty Pillar Properties Coleman World Group Quality Move Management Crown Worldwide Group RedFin CSNS Relocation Services ReloTrans Vehicle Relocation Specialists Custom Movers Service Respage Enterprise Database Corporation School Publications FlatRate Moving Schroeder Moving Systems Gentle Giant Moving Company Stewart Moving and Storage Global Mobility Solutions Today's Local Media Graebel Comapnies, Inc. Two Small Men With Big Hearts Moving Hilldrup Updater, Inc. Interconex US Storage Centers IOR Global Services Ward North American Los Angeles Transfer Windsor Property Management Matco Moving Solutions
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CORT Furniture Rental Gets MOVING Altair Global Celebrates 5 Years Of and Provides 6,500 Meals Partnership with Move For Hunger "Service to the community is at the core of CORT’s "When Altair was looking to expand our values. Our partnership with Move for Hunger allows humanitarian outreach, Move For Hunger us to give back by transporting food donations presented as the perfect partner. In working with nationwide with our fleet of trucks to food banks." the MFH team, we are so proud to have been - Jeff Pederson, CORT able to touch so many lives. Our partnership with Move For Hunger is the embodiment of our values in action, and our team members have embraced this partnership whole-heartedly across the nation. We can’t wait to see what the future holds!" - Chad Sterling, Altair Global
Wheaton World Wide Moving Transports over 330,000 lbs. This Year "From the outset, we’ve believed in the Move For Hunger mission. As the Wheaton family has grown to include not just Wheaton World Wide Moving but also Bekins Van Lines, Stevens Chadwell Supply Generously Worldwide Van Lines, and Arpin Van Lines, we’re Contributes 60,000 Meals During 2020 encouraged that our network of participating agents wanting to make a difference in their "Chadwell Supply is proud of the partnership communities has grown as well so we can launched this past year with Move For Hunger. We significantly impact the problem of hunger." are excited to join their mission and to support this unique opportunity for our multi-family customers." - Mark Kirschner, Wheaton Group - Roy Price, Chadwell Supply
24 Associations Our association partners have continued to inspire their members to collect food this year and join our cause, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. With the support of the below associations, we have been able to rescue more food than ever before. Mover Associations American Moving & Storage Association Members provided 3,138,780 meals California Moving & Storage Association Members provided 108,855 meals Canada Association of Movers Members provided 53,484 meals Illinois Movers' and Warehousemen's Association Members provided 186,090 meals International Association of Movers Members provided 283,036 meals Long Island Moving & Storage Association Members provided 34,558 meals Maryland Motor Truck Association Members provided 759 meals Michigan Movers Association Members provided 13,544 meals Minnesota's Best Moving Companies Members provided 55,387 meals Missouri Movers Association, Inc. Members provided 408 meals National Association of Senior Move Managers Members provided 3,630 meals New Jersey Warehousemen Mover's Association Members provided 129,299 meals Tracy Denora from New Jersey Warehousemen Mover's Association New York State Movers & Warehousemen's Association organized a food drive with the Toms River Black Sox, a local baseball Members provided 105,557 meals team. More than 340 lbs. of food was collected social distance style! North Carolina Movers Association, Inc. Members provided 264,393 meals Ohio Association of Movers Members provided 7,116 meals Pennsylvania Moving & Storage Association Members provided 901,422 meals Professional Movers Association of Florida Members provided 31,155 meals Southwest Movers Association Members provided 114,977 meals
Multi-Family Associations Apartment & Office Building Assoc. of Metropolitan Washington Arizona Multihousing Association California Apartment Association Chicagoland Apartment Association Connecticut Apartment Association Corporate Housing Providers Association East Bay Rental Housing Association Greater Cincinnati Northern Kentucky Apartment Association Maryland Multi-housing Association Massachusetts Apartment Association Pennsylvania Apartment Association Rental Housing Association of Southern Alameda County Southern California Rental Housing Association In February, The Corporate Housing Providers Association hosted a Tri-County Apartment Association Driving Out Hunger Golf Tournament at their conference in Austin. They Washington Multi-Family Housing Association raised $13,155 which provided 31,522 meals! 25 employee engagement Our partners continued to find unique ways to engage their employees while raising funds or providing food for those in need, and 2020 was no exception. Before March, it was fairly business as usual with in-person events like Kastle’s ArCANtecture event where 10 teams of employees had 30 minutes to build a structure made out of cans. As the year rolled on and everything went virtual, we had to adapt our employee engagement activations. We held several virtual wellness events including Assurant’s Turning Miles Into Meals Challenge. One hundred and sixty-two employees combined to travel over 14,000 miles raising $50,000 in the process. “The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically increased the number of people who are struggling financially with the ability to put food on the table so completing this challenge and supporting the critical work of Move For Hunger is more important than ever,” said Ryan Lumsden, President of Multifamily Housing, Assurant.
Kastle ArCANtecture’s event took place at the beginning of the year as part of their Sales Kickoff conference in Washington D.C. Employee teams built various structures including of course, a castle. All the food was donated from Harris Teeter and eventually transported to local food banks courtesy of Paxton Van Lines
After the pandemic began and the food crisis became worse, Kastle stepped up to the challenge by encouraging their employees to host a Front Porch Food Drive as part of their Kastle C.A.R.E.S. Day of Service initiative. Their event brought in nearly 2,000 pounds which provided 1,600 meals.
During the spring when we all were adjusting to quarantine life, Pinnacle Living wasn’t just satisfied with a simple food drive and Assurant wanted their employees to get out and get active. 162 fundraiser, they wanted to raffle off an iPad as well. With over 200 employees participated in the Turning Miles Into Meals Challenge. people vying for the Apple gadget, the sweepstakes and fundraiser By walking, jogging, biking, and all sorts of other activities, Assurant provided about 28,000 meals. donated $50,000 to Move For Hunger, providing 120,000 meals.
26 Moving In and Out Efficiently GoGo squeeZ and Tough Mudder Partner Up The LA Times mentioned Move For Hunger in Move For Hunger assisted these companies to help their helpful guide of how to move in and out supply frontline workers across the US with much-needed efficiently including by purging what you don’t snacks to fuel their days. GoGoSqueeZ donated $1.5 need. million worth of product. (about 400,000 pouches)
How One Fleet Got Involved: COVID-19 Relief Moving During a Pandemic Commercial Carpet logistics got the call to help, Consumer Affairs listed Move For Hunger on contributing trucks and drivers to transport food their shortlist of how to move safely during the through the Mid-Atlantic region. pandemic specifically donating food.
Lowy's Moving Service delivers over 23 Organizations Eliminating Food Waste 2,500 cases of cookies to NJ hospitals During COVID-19 Fox News wrote about Move For Hunger Move For Hunger made Food Tank’s list alongside some coordinated the delivery of N95 masks and girl other amazing organizations helping eliminate food scout cookies to New Jersey hospitals courtesy of waste. Lowy’s Moving Services.
27 Internship Program Move For Hunger's Internship Program is open to students, recent graduates, and life-long learners. It is a perfect opportunity for anyone who is interested in the daily operations of a successful non-profit. Move For Hunger is committed to creating a program that will support our mission to reduce food waste and fight hunger while simultaneously providing interns with the experience they need for future careers in the non-profit space. In 2020, we gave 17 students from our local community the opportunity to intern with Move For Hunger.
In 2020, our interns helped promote food drives, organize fundraisers and other events, and much more. They continue to be instrumental in the success of Move For Hunger. fellowship Program
Move For Hunger's Fellowship is an investment in our community and in the future of the anti-hunger movement. It is important to give people who are underprivileged or underrepresented a chance to lend their voice to the conversation. Our fellowship empowers and opens doors for potential leaders. Thanks to a generous grant from the OceanFirst Foundation, we were able to welcome our second Move For Hunger Fellow in the Winter/Spring of 2019/2020: Jennifer Rivera.
Thank You
Our fellow, Jennifer Rivera (back right) with the Move For Hunger team at our annual Christmas party. Jennifer worked with Move For Hunger for 6 months rotating through various departments . 28 grants Move For Hunger continues to MOVE because of the generous support from these foundations & organizations that supported and provided us with assistance this year. Through their charitable giving, Move For Hunger was able to focus on helping to meet the unprecedented need caused by Covid-19 and provide meals for those in need.
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Move For Hunger is dedicated to fostering community partnerships that will continue to grow organically for years to come.
We are committed to changing the way entire industries do business.
Altair Global got decked out for their Season of Giving Food Drive by turning their Fill-a-Truck event into Whoville. Their efforts combined brought in over 5,000 meals.
We will challenge millions of people to confront the issues of hunger and food waste and provide them with opportunities to take action.
Together, we will create a world where no food is wasted, and everyone has enough to eat.
Since 2015, The Innes Family has been hosting an annual food drive at their house, They were not going to let the pandemic stop them from having it again. They collected 2,800 meals for those in need.
30 dollars in action With your generous support, your donations make a real IMPACT in the fight against hunger & food waste. Make your charitable donation today.
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Coastal Carrier Moving & Storage held not 1 but 2 food drives in 2020. The first took place in May and brought in 500 lbs of food; the second during Thanksgiving which collected over 900 lbs of food.
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$0.96 cents of every dollar donated helped to fund our hunger relief and food rescue programs.
Ramar Moving Systems based out of Frederick, Maryland has been Donate to support hosting an annual food drive for the past several years. Because the pandemic has turned everything upside down, they decided not to Move For Hunger host a food drive this year out of an abundance of caution. Instead, they doanted $1,000 worth of food to the fight against hunger.
31 donors $25,000+ Egan Family Trust The Kroger Co. Michigan Division $10,000 - $24,999 Jones Lang LaSalle Dexter Magnetic Technologies CoStar Group Metzger Family Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 Aztec Corporation TD Bank Charitable Foundation Premia Relocation Mortgage Tri Star Freight System, Inc. Members of our Sustaining Donor Network have made $1,000 - $4,999 a commitment to provide monthly meals to those in need with their recurring donations. You can join our Larry Mercer Tanya Mariottini Brick Elks Lodge Michael Lawless exclusive club by committing to support Move For Custom Movers Services Robert Horsley Hunger through your monthly donation. No amount John Habanek Ace Worldwide JGS Insurance of Holmdel Armstrong Relocation & Companies is too small. Your monthly donation will help provide Quicken Loans David Burke meals throughout the year to those in need. Apex Moving + Storage Dermer Management Brian Peterson DTN International Mover Fidelity Residential Solutions eSMMART Jim Rodi Frank & Alice Schoemann As a thank you for your commitment to our cause, our National Van Lines Graduway 2021 Sustaining Donor Network members will receive: CarsArrive Hansen Bros. Moving & Storage Fox Corporate HD Supply Exclusive Members-Only Monthly Impact Newsletter Campbell Family Foundation Ina Bogaards Cindy & David Huntley Maureen Beal Limited Edition Swag Bag As A Thank You For Joining Tricia Grady Melissa Kearney Houston Relocation Professionals Nelson Westerberg the Club Executive Movers Service Inc. North Texas Relocation Professionals Mary DeBare RentPath Invitation To Quarterly Meeting With Executive Eric Scorzelli Ryan & Gretchen Lumsden Director & Founder Cornerstone Relocation Group Sambol Family Foundation Amanda Young SEKA Moving Thank you to our current Sustaining Donor Network $500 - $999 Members: Adam Bianco Kini Lindbloom Steven Rodriguez Russ & Sue Malta Robin Masten David Morrow Rebecca & Ross Leder Theresa Paulovic-Innes Deborah DiArchangel Albert Artigas Kurt Schuler Sunita Allu Family Foundation Keith Lowy Edward Vogt Angela Lozano Luis Cardenas Susan Stanhope Sean Barry Tim Helenthal Jeremy Day Brian Callahan Michael Sheridan Tommy McCaslin Bill Cadigan Steven Drew Auerbach John Herbert Charles Morris Michael Holcomb Travis Thomas Shawn Kahle Kerwin Guillermo Ken McClinton Chin Huang Michael Glover Wade Griffith SuiteAmerica Alexandra Jackiw Lennert de Jong Chris Stocking Michelle Alber Gregory Koehlinger Amy & Zack House Michael Nelson Christopher Zaucha Pam Stanley Terry Head Ben Cross Nathan Sanders Cindy Clare Patricia Gabal Kristin Drees Ben Ivory Ronald McKee Eric Anzelone Bill Duggan Shep Sepaniak Debbie Tedsen Paul Verdicchio join Carl Goldberg Bruno Ciacciarelli Sunil Sani Deborah Jaile Rhonda Harrington Carol Kennedy Dan Michelson William Joyce Dmitry Polyudov Rita Brand Our Sustaining Douglas Smith Robin Dixon Donor Jeanie Bridwell Sarah Li $250 - $499 Johel Pearson Sarah Klein Network Chris Brunone Mark Kelton Frank Grillo Karen Dickens Scott Hunt Hosea Bottley Melodee Wilcox Gregory Nelson Lisa Darko Mike Quigley Jack Feigleson Nancy Anderson Nellie Flores Jack Griffin Michael James Nick Patel Jeff Heisler Tom Trainer Sherri Fowler Jennifer Breen Additional Ways to Give Leigh Cantrell Todd Burner Jevon Yeoh Lucille Donaldson Charles White Jordan West Gary Sauer Amber Anderson Judith Franklin Daniella Chan Jessica Duska Juliana Cibelli Stephen David Hocken Barbara Hale Lauren Niles Jennifer Anderson Brenda Hurtado Lisa Grossi Anne Young Brian Limperopulous Lori Swann David Godbee Bryan Julian Lynn Skillman Erin Almand Candace Kramer Mark Brodsky Maggie Bailly Charles Siegel Mike Palmeri Nada Lewis Chris Cox Nina Cestare Thomas O'Donnell Christina Munie Oded Carmi Ingrid Van Veen City Services Sandra Beyer Karen Harvey Daniel Metz Sarah Fuchs Jenna Weinerman Danielle Levitas Sarah Marland Donor Advised Matching Tributes & Theresa Steen David Zimmel Steve Zachenky Funds Gifts Memorials Bristol Global Mobility Debra Kidd Susan Erdman Carl Weaver Debra Smith Sylvia Padgett George Wieber Delia Passi Smalter Ted Weidenbach Janice Stegner Diane Spaar Tim Van Haren Learn More About Additional Ways to Give Lauren LoFaro Elizabeth Witmer Tom Klause Lisa Beranich Erich Gross Whitney O'Neill @MangryOldGamer_YT Francine Dreste
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