“neighbors helping neighbors”
2018 Annual Report
2 Executive Drive - Morris Plains, NJ 07950 (p) 973-538-8049 (f) 973-998-5086 www.mcifp.org
Annual Report 3.indd 1 8/23/2019 11:49:06 AM 1,173,881 POUNDS OF FOOD DISTRIBUTED IN 2018
Dear Friends,
Thanks to you, 2018 was an incredible year for the Interfaith Food Pantry BY THE NUMBERS and the greater Morris County Community. As you browse the pages of our Annual Report, you will see how working together we made a positive impact on the lives of thousands of our neighbors in need.
During 2018, we continued to address the new challenges presented to us by the changing landscape of the communities we serve. While our vision of ending hunger in Morris County remains constant, our programs and services continue to evolve in ways that advance our mission of improving the health and well-being of all Morris County residents in need. 1,173,881 lbs. of food distributed The IFP continues to operate our two client choice pantries on Speedwell Avenue and Executive Drive. Throughout our history these locations served the vast majority of need within the county, and our growth was reflected in the number of visits to these sites. However, with shifting demographics, an aging population and the displacement of affordable housing, we see new demand and new challenges beyond our current locations. To address these challenges, we continue to scale our Mobile Outreach Programs and expand our network of Pantry Partners, strengthening the food security net across 978,234 the county. Our Resource Center on Executive Drive now serves as a hub for meals provided several community agencies and, through coordination with these agencies, the IFP is able to reach many more people than we could alone. We will continue to build these partnerships to further extend the food security net in Morris County.
Our Healthy Choices Nutrition and Family Self-Sufficiency programs continued to grow and thrive in 2018. By collaborating with organizations like Morristown Medical Center, the Junior League of Morristown, Single Stop, the United Way and others, we empowered families to live better, 276,523 healthier lives and enabled people to become more self-sufficient. We also lbs. produce distributed ramped up our communication efforts to engage the community and help educate people about the root-causes and issues surrounding hunger in our area.
Our progress in 2018 was made possible thanks to an incredibly dedicated staff and volunteer force, and, of course, you. Your support, friendship and guidance enable and sustain the IFP’s mission. Thank you for caring and for making such a tremendous difference in the lives of thousands of our 21,651 neighbors in Morris County. visits to or by the pantry Warm Regards,
Carolyn Lake Executive Director
Annual Report 3.indd 2 8/23/2019 11:49:06 AM FROM HUNGER TO HOPE
Life was good for Mack. She was married, had a grown son, a home and a successful career in Human Resources and Accounting. When a routine surgical procedure resulted in a pulmonary embolism her stability took a tumultuous downturn. Life as she knew it came to an abrupt stop. With her heart and lungs malfunctioning, it was necessary to place her in a medically induced coma so she could breathe. Fortunately her treatment was successful, but it led to a series of medical challenges that would take years to recover from, physically and financially.
“Recovering from a coma is not like you see in the movies”, Mack says. She had to re-learn to walk, talk, brush her teeth, etc., and there were residual health complications that kept her in and out of hospitals for years. Through it all, her son was her caregiver and inspiration. “AJ made me promise that when my physical therapist asked if I could push a little more, I would always say ‘yes’. And I did.”
Her health insurance didn’t begin to cover the medical bills she incurred. Always highly resourceful and hopeful, Mack began paying the exorbitant bills and reached out to government agencies for help. She was shocked to realized she didn’t qualify for assistance because her small pension put her income just above the threshold. Over the course of 3 years and in the process of trying to pay several hundred thousand dollars’ worth of medical bills, Mack drained her savings and 401k. She stretched her food budget as far as she could, clipping coupons, purchasing inexpensive food, and skipping meals. She finally discovered IFP through an internet search, and applied for help.
She recalls what a relief it was to come to the IFP. “When you’re at a low point in life, it’s easy to question your self- worth. It’s such a gift to find a place that makes you feel like you have value, simply because you are a fellow human being. It’s more than the food assistance that draws me to the Pantry. It’s the stability, the kindness, and sense of belonging. Food is a necessity but being accepted and welcome means everything.” With the help she received from the IFP, her situation improved dramatically. Still a Pantry client, she gives back by volunteering her time at the Resource Center, sorting produce and assisting at Kitchen 2 Table events. She says, “It’s so fulfilling to be able to pay-forward the warmth and support the Pantry gave me when I needed it most.”
The Interfaith Food Pantry is a community of neighbors helping neighbors committed to ending hunger and supporting self-sufficiency. Through our community partners we provide food, education and resources to inspire confidence and hope to Morris County families in need.
Annual Report 3.indd 3 8/23/2019 11:49:12 AM EMPOWERING PEOPLE TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT EMPOWERING Food Pantry and Resource Center Programs Our core programs are aimed at improving the health and well-being of Morris County residents in need by providing nutritious food and connecting people to resources that promote self-sufficiency.
Client Choice Pantries orking Families Access Food Rescue 866,586 280,805 241,092 pounds of food distributed pounds of food distributed pounds of food rescued Clients select food from our Food distribution and other Recovers good, quality food Pantry shelves based on programs are o ered in the including meat and dairy from local supermarkets, food needs, likes and family size. evenings and on Saturday for manufacturers and growers, working families. eliminating waste.
Free Farmers Market Thanksgiving Baskets 80,538 Family500 Self-Suf�iciency 1,600 pounds of food distributed families received assistance families received baskets
Provides fresh produce, dairy O ers wrap-around services Provides turkeys and all the and wholesome grains two and resources such as free trimmings for a complete additional times each month, income tax preparation, school holiday meal. all year long. supplies and referrals to other community programs.
Annual Report 3.indd 4 8/23/2019 11:49:37 AM EXPANDING OUR NETWORK TO REACH MORE PEOPLE EXPANDING Mobile Outreach Programs Our mobile programs use a network of private and public agencies, senior housing units and outlying feeding programs to expand our services to those who lack access to our primary food distribution sites.
Pantry Partners Emergency Off Site Community Agencies Food Assistance 16,087 pounds of food 24,036 51,924 pounds of food pounds of food Provides fresh produce and Supplies County O ces of nutrition education materials Distributes food to speci c Temporary Assistance with bags audiences with tailored needs. to smaller food pantries of non-perishable groceries for across Morris County. emergency situations. SUN Programs (Senior Umbrella Nutrition)
Helping Hands Home Delivery Senior Food Box Meals on heels 40,851 2,200 68,748 pounds of food pounds of food pounds of food Food boxes acquired from the Providing easy-to-prepare Homebound clients are paired USDA are supplemented with food items to low income with volunteers who deliver produce and healthy snacks Meals-On-Wheels recipients in food on a regular basis. and delivered to low income need. senior housing sites.
Annual Report 3.indd 5 8/23/2019 11:49:39 AM ADVANCING THE HEALTH AND WELL BEING OF OUR CLIENTS ADVANCING Healthy Choices Programs Understanding that hunger and a lack of access to nutritious food can result in diet-related health issues for low-income families, these programs aim to provide healthy options and educate people.
Nutrition Education Healthy Living Health Screenings Resources Educates people on the Partners with other agencies to correlation of proper diet, encourage a healthier lifestyle. Partners with the medical nutrition, and eating healthy Programs include diabetes community for diabetes and on a budget. Provides workshops, family healthy hypertension screenings, u easy-to-make recipes and cooking sessions, and “Eat shots, dental care and free eye conducts cooking Right, Get Fit” programs. exams and glasses. demonstrations and food tastings.
Community Teaching itchen 2 Table Garden 1,000 Provides educational meals prepared opportunities on growing herbs and produce in a fun O ers team building and safe environment at opportunities for groups the IFP. seeking to make a di erence. Prepares easy-to-reheat healthy meals for home delivery clients.
Annual Report 3.indd 6 8/23/2019 11:49:56 AM INFORMING AND ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY ENGAGING Community Engagement Programs These programs are aimed at informing and engaging the community about the issues affecting hunger in our neighborhoods and offers opportunities to make a difference. Community involvement is a critical component to ending hunger.
Youth Education Advocacy
Addressing the issue of 600 hunger and food insecurity to students participated a ect change through the Engaging students both on public and private sector. and o site with age-appropriate, hands-on activities to understand hunger and get involved.
Speakers Bureau Volunteering
Providing ways to educate the public about the issues 23,325 of hunger and promoting hours of volunteer time engagement opportunities for volunteering and Provides hands-on fundraising. opportunities for neighbors to help neighbors.
Annual Report 3.indd 7 8/23/2019 11:50:25 AM HOUSEHOLDS SERVED CLIENT CHOICE PANTRIES
MOBILE PANTRY HOUSEHOLDS BY SITES*
*numbers are approximate
Annual Report 3.indd 8 8/23/2019 11:50:26 AM 2018 Sources of Food (Pounds)
Purchased with 207,933 18% FOOD BY SOURCE Donated Funds From 102,497 9% Purchased with donated Community funds 18% Food Bank (free Community or small handling Food Bank fee only (free or small handling fee) SFPP State 130,697 11% Donated by 9% Food Purchase public Program 51% SFPP State USDA NJ 135,701 11% Food Department of Purchase Agriculture Program11% Donated by 597,053 51% USDA NJ Dept. of public Agriculture 11% Total 1,173,881
2018 EXPENSES 2018 Expenses
Food $2,634,166 54 % Program 38% Food 54% Management/ $ 119,834 3% Administrative Development/ $ 235,998 5% Fundraising
Program $1,863,677 38%
Total $4,853,675
Development/ Fundraising Management/Administrative 3% 5%
2018 SOURCES OF INCOME 2018 Sources of Income Fundraising Events & Misc. 6% Donated Food $2,523,844 52 % Grants 11% Cash Donations $ 861,549 18%
Volunteer Volunteer Time $ 646,263 13% Time & & Travel Travel 13% Grants $ 542,745 11% Donated Fundraising $ 307,300 6% Food 52% Events & Misc. Total $4,881,701 Cash Donations 18%
*numbers are approximate
Annual Report 3.indd 9 8/23/2019 11:50:26 AM 2018 IN PICTURES
“From Hunger to Hope” Spring Gala
Golf Outing
We’ve Got Your Back-Backpack Distribution Hanover Charity Classic Bayer vs. Wegmans
Turkey Trot Morristown Fall Festival
Annual Report 3.indd 10 8/23/2019 11:50:30 AM With thanks to our donors….
$50,000+ $5,000 - $9,999 (Cont’d) $2,000-$4,999 (Cont’d) County of Morris Morristown Medical Center Bob & Carolyn Lake Impact 100 Garden State North Jersey Development Group Lexus of Route 10 The Pierson Family Foundation, Inc. Barbara and Stephen Limauro $20,000 - $49,999 Gene and Wendy Potkay The Lockwood Family Appaloosa Management, L.P. The Raymaker Family Macy’s/Bloomingdale’s Edmond N. & Virginia H. Moriarty Foun- RCC Builders & Developers, Inc. Sam Madali dation Ms. Linda Reed Mr. & Mrs. Greg Metzler F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Robert and Joan Dircks Foundation Jorge Milo Kings Food Markets, Parsippany The Scott Family Morris Animal Inn The MacDonald Family Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Seidmon New Jersey Association for Justice Mushett Family Foundation, Inc. ShopRite Partners in Caring New Jersey Natural Gas The Provident Bank Foundation The Thomas & Sarah MacMahon Family Nancy A. Niemann Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Charitable Foundation NJ Association of Legal Administrators Vanech Family Foundation Notre Dame of Mt. Carmel Church $10,000 - $19,999 Wegmans-Hanover Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Olivo, Jr. Allergan Ms. Margaret Wells OneBeacon Insurance Group Church of Christ the King Whole Foods Market - Texas Linda & Anthony Pacchiano First Energy Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Wiet Beth and Kevin Paul Gary’s Wine & Marketplace Willis Towers Watson PBF Energy Johnson & Johnson Mr. George Perkins MetLife Foundation $2,000-$4,999 PGB Trust & Investments of Delaware The Mosteller Family 3M Foundation Picatinny Federal Credit Union Pfizer ADP - Parsippany Mr. Trent Pines Jacke and Hank Schram AHF-NJ Power Hawk Technologies, Inc. The Supron Family Kristina and Stuart Ashton Presbyterian Church in Morristown UPS Foundation, Inc. Berlamino Family Presbyterian Church of Madison Wilf Family Foundations Ezra Buchwald PwC Florham Park William E. Simon Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Ted Bustany Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Willis & Nancy King Foundation The Charles L. Read Foundation PSEG Foundation Citrin Cooperman & Co., LLP Ms. Christine F. Rachalis $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cook Railroad Construction Company Affinity Federal Credit Union Foundation Corwin Family Foundation Rotary Club of Hanover / Whippany Michael Ambrosio Mr. Jim Davidson and Ms. June Sambrowski Barbara and Val Schuszler Atlantic Health System Mr. & Mrs. Carlo De Notaristefani Solix, Inc. BASF Foundation USA Mr. & Mrs. Michael Denton St. Virgil Parish Bayer Commercial Operations Mr. & Mrs. William DeVizio Mr. & Mrs. Paul Surmay Catholic Human Services Foundation DolCas Biotech, LLC Ms. Margaret M. Taylor Chubb The Duch Family Fund of CFNJ The General Contractors Association of Church of the Assumption BVM Mr. John Eade & New York Cornerstone Family Programs Mrs. Deborah Schmerler-Eade Ms. Joan Thuebel Mr. Matthew Davis Ms. Jeanne R. Eisele Mrs. Carmen Twyman Ms. Noreen Drucker Ms. Patricia J. Elmi The Virginia Metzler Family Charitable Nancye and Robert Falzon ExxonMobil Foundation Foundation Father John Foundation Foundation of Northern Jersey, Inc. Ms. Lisa Whipkey Mr. and Mrs. Wilfredo Fernandez Franklin K & Deborah A. Wyman Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Michael Whiting Ferring Pharmaceuticals Annuity Trust Whole Foods Market - Morristown Noel Foley GAF Willis Foundation George A. Ohl Jr. Trust Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilmartin Zitter Health Insights Chris Harwell and April Kabbash In Memory of Susan Gordon The Heller Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hallberg $1,000-$1,999 Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hohman Honeywell International Charity Matching Mr. and Mrs. Mazher Ahmad The John & Margaret Post Foundation Irish American Association of Northwest NJ Virginia and Ravi Akhoury The Magnotta Family The Jinks Family Virginia and Robert Angilello Margaret A. Darrin Charitable Trust The John Bickford Foundation Paul Archbold Ms. Leonor Marten JP Morgan Chase Foundation Automatic Data Processing, Inc. McGuinn Family Foundation Peggy and Paul Kepple Nancy and Thomas Avers Meerwarth Family Foundation Trust Betty and Tom Lade Bank of America Matching Gifts BASF Corporation
Annual Report 3.indd 11 8/23/2019 11:50:30 AM $1,000-$1,999 (Cont’d) $1,000-$1,999 (Cont’d) $1,000-$1,999 (Cont’d) Leanna and Jeffrey Bashe Marino Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winstead BD/ Social Investing Program Mr. Matthew Martin Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Wood Karen and John Beierle Linda Matula Mr. Kenneth Worthington Bell Environmental Services Mr. & Mrs. John A. May Mr. Steven J. Yosh Ms. Donna Boles & Ms. Debra Sandler Karen Mazowiecki Cheryl & Paul Zelenty Adrianne and Brian Boutin Ms. Susan McArdle E. Drew Britcher, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClafferty $500-$999 Brookside Community Church Mr. & Mrs. Steve McLaud AIG Matching Grants Program Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burney Spence & Lily Mehl Mr. Mario Andrie Richard Burrow The Merck Foundation Wendy Aresty Andrea & David Capra Sue & Joe Monico Associated Construction Contractors of Century Electric Inc. Ms. Stephanie Montano NJ The Chatham United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moody Patrice and Edward Aussem Ms. Theresa Christie Mr. Roy Morance Cheryl and David Bahn Daddy Matty’s BBQ Mr. & Mrs. Jay Nearnberg Julie Baron Daiichi Sankyo Mr. & Mrs Jerry Nichols Frank Barra Mr. Demario Davis Normandy Real Estate Partners Mr. & Mrs. John Beck Mr. and Mrs. Dick Deskovick Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Hare The Bess Family Foundation Mr. Adam Dick Mr.& Mrs. Craig Osberg Birchwood Manor, Inc. Dixon Bros, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palla Christine and Peter Birnbaum Mr. and Mrs. Edward Douglas Felix Perez Bishop McLaughlin Council 3495 David Dubman Ms. Mary Petti Mr. & Mrs. Adam Blackwood Duff & Phelps Charitable Foundation Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Pro- Mr. & Mrs. William Blanchard Dun & Bradstreet gram BNY Mellon Community Partnership Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dupree Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Picciochi Larisa and George Bohensky Ellie Mae, Inc. Eric Pike and Diana Forand-Pike Boy Scout Troop 159 Mr. Alberto Errico Power Design & Installation Group BP Foundation Paul J. Ferdenzi Presbyterian Church of Chatham Town- Brach Eichler, LLC Ms. Mary Flynn ship Mr. Jose & Carla Branco Foodstock NJ Presbyterian Church of Morris Plains Ms. Virginia Brennan Ms. Mariane Fulda Browne Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Ramsey Bressler, Amery & Ross Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Furlong Reed Family Foundation Crary and Geoffrey Brooks Ms. Joan Geiger Mr. & Mrs. Peter Reilly Browns Backers of North Jersey Gem Star Foundation Robert E. Weger Family Dental Care Linda L. and Cathryn Busovsky Mr. and Mrs. Michael Georgaros Mr. & Mrs. Mark Robinson Carmagnola & Ritardi, LLC Mr. John Goginsky & Dr. Alesia M. Rotary Club of Madison Wayne Carnall Goginsky Rotary Club of Morris Plains Ms. Robin Carroll Mann Tobi and George Goldman Rotary Club of Morristown The Cetta Family Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Mr. & Mrs. Frank Ruggiero The Chalker Family Charitable Fund Mr. Josh Hankes Mr. & Mrs. Pat J. Russoniello Mr. & Mrs. Donald Christiansen Mr. Ezra R. Harris and Ms. Glynnis Ruth and Jack Glantz Family Founda- Chrysalis Pharma Partners Patterson tion, Inc. Stephanie Cicale Mr. and Mrs. Hans Heinsen Connie Seligman Mr. James A. Clark & Ms. Mary Jane Investors Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shine Robertson J.D. Power Mr. & Mrs. William Skrzat Mr. Daniel Collins and Ms. Christine Mr. & Mrs. Brian Jeffery Mr. Scott Snyder Conti-Collins Joseph A Ferrara & Joan Ferrara Family Ms. Dana E. Spangher Mr. & Mrs. Robert Conte Foundation Peter and Tara Speer Mr. David M. Cooper & Ms. Tamar L. Ms. Nancy Josephs Mr. Andrew Stackhouse Wyschogrod Jerome Katz Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stein Mr. & Mrs. Gene Crescibene Mr. and Mrs. George Kimmerle Mr. & Mrs. James Stewart Ms. Patricia R. De La Fuente Kinly Mr. Greg Stover Mr. and Mrs. Brian Delle Donne Ms. Patricia Koyce Mr. and Mrs. Pradeep Thakur Delta Dental of NJ Lakeland Bank-Oak Ridge The Sebiri Giving Account Fund Ms. Connie DeMercurio Mr. and Mrs. Marc Lebowitz Thomas & Annette Dircks Family Foun- Dr. and Mrs. William Diehl Carol and Charles Leiwant dation Mr. & Mrs. Ralph DiMarcantonio Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lesczynski Trevcon Construction Co., Inc. Ms. Anne Esker Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Luing Tutor Perini Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Evanko Dr. Jory Magidson and Ms. Caren Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Umbriac Mr. and Mrs. Igor Fastov Frankel Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wagner Hilltop Presbyterian Church Frank Mangiafico Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh Sarah & Frank Flaherty Luke Walsh Margaret Fontana Estate
Annual Report 3.indd 12 8/23/2019 11:50:30 AM $500-$999 (Cont’d) $500-$999 (Cont’d) Food Donors (in pounds) Franklin Mutual Insurance Newark Academy 20,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Galton Nisivoccia & Company LLP Alstede Farms Gannett Foundation Novartis Pharmaceuticals Kings Food Market - Morristown Dennis & Gail Gannon Ms. Susan O’Brien Stop & Shop - Morris Plains Geico Philanthropic Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Gerald B. O’Connor Wegmans-Hanover General Dynamics Mission System Aileen O’Donovan Ms. Mary Ann Glennon Ogden Memorial Presbyterian Church 10,000-19,999 Mr. Kenneth Goddard Ms. Mary Okarma Acme Market - Morris Plains Greater Morristown YMCA Dr. Katharine T. Palla Mondelez International Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Greene Mr. Dhaval Patel Notre Dame of Mt. Carmel Church H. Herbert Myers Memorial Foundation The Peck School Pepperidge Farm Inc. Ms. Karen Haith Mr. and Mrs. Konstantine Petrakis Bev and Russ Hall Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Pilrun 5,000-9,999 Ms. Marianne Hauck Pinch Brook Ladies Golf League America’s Grow-A-Row Hildale Park Presbyterian Church Lynne Pi-Sunyer Kings Food Market - Boonton Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hoffman Ms. Karen Plastoris Marty’s Reliable Cycle Investors Bank - Morris Plains Ms. Diana Pogorzelski Parks Farms, LLC Iovino Enterprises LLC Mr. and Mrs. George Polifka Rockaway Valley School Iris Software, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Putman St. Virgil Parish Ms. Linda Jantzen The Raffiani Family Foundation Wagner Farm Arboretum-Giving Garden Ms. Ellen Kelly Mr. Joel Ramich Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly Resurrection Parish 1,000-4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kervandjian Mr. & Mrs. Larry Riback Academy of St. Elizabeth Linda & Jack Kirby Dawn & Keith Richardson Aim Transport Corporation Kiwanis Club of Chatham-Madison Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richton AVIS Budget Group Kiwanis Club of Randolph Township Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Rocco BASF Foundation USA Ms. Marie Kling Rockaway Township Chapter of Unico Bev and Russ Hall The Koehler Grieco Family Fund, Ms. Rebecca Rosheim BJ’S Wholesale Club #048 Richard & Bridget La Bar Michael Ryan Boy Scout Troop 109 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Lacey Ronan & Kara Ryan Boy Scout Troop 25 Mr. & Mrs. Terence Lade S. Rubenstein Family Foundation Calvary Presbyterian Church Laser & Skin Institute Sanofi-Aventis Children of America Leason Ellis LLP Mr. & Mrs. Roger Schorr Church of Christ the King Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Leissing Mr. and Mrs. Alex Serrano Church of the Assumption BVM Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lepore Ms. Barbara Small Corwin Family Foundation LVMC Board of Directors Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Smith & Family Crane Farm Mr. Robert W. Lonon, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Somberg Eskimo Transport LLC Mr. & Mrs. Robert Luongo Mr. Marc Spiotta Friends of Donnie Farrell, III Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lury Stantec Consulting Services Inc. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Ms. Megan MacMillan Strong Consulting Greater Morristown YMCA Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mangravite Mr. and Mrs. Peter Supron Grow It Green Morristown Markel Corporation The Sydor Family Highlight Motor Group Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Marowitz Mr. Bruce Taterka & Hildale Park Presbyterian Church William T. & Cynthia S. Matthews Ms. Tanya Sulikowski Hilltop Presbyterian Church Ms. Eileen McCaffrey Schuman Tiffany and Company Holy Trinity Orthodox Church Mr. James P. McCarthy, CFP Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tobias International Marketing Mr. & Mrs. James McGranes Mr. Thomas Travers J.M. Rodgers Company Inc. Ilana & Pat McGuinn Tronex Company Kings Food Market - Bernardsville Michael M McHugh UBS Community Affairs & Corporate Kings Food Market - Florham Park Mr. Douglas McMahon Responsibility Kings Food Market - Mendham Ms. Kathleen McNamara Mr. and Mrs. John Verga Kings Food Markets, Parsippany Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mercurio Village Supermarket, Inc. & Subsidiaries Lakeland Bank-Oak Ridge MG Car Club Mr. Robert Vogel & Ms. Carrie Kitze LocalShare Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Miccolis Mr. Alan Voorhees & Ms. Lisa Moro Madison Post Office Microsoft Corporation Voya Financial Mark Solomon Mitchell Cooper Fund Darshan Wariabharaj MetLife Investments Mrs. Katherine Mitros Mrs. Mary Ann Wary Montville Kiwanis Club Molinare Dental Group Welby Brady & Greenblatt, LLP Montville Unico / Turkeys 4 U Moody’s Foundation-Matching Gift Ms. Angela Whitfield Morris County School of Technology Program Mr. & Mrs. David Wisotsky Morris Plains Community Garden Morris County Chamber of Commerce Mr. Harry Woods, Jr. Morris Plains Post Office Cheryl & John Morris Morris United Soccer Club
Annual Report 3.indd 13 8/23/2019 11:50:30 AM 1,000-4,999 (Cont’d) 500-999 (Cont’d) 500-999 (Cont’d) Morristown Antique Center Browns Backers of North Jersey Sordoni Construction Morristown Post Office Chatham Post Office St. Andrew Greek Orthodox Church Mountain Lakes Post Office Church of the Redeemer St. Elizabeth Nursery & Montessori Ms. Janet Papanicolas Collinsville Fire Company School North Central Jersey Association of Community Garden @ValleVue Preserve St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Chatham Realtors Create A Treat Suburban Propane LP Our Lady of Mercy R.C. Church Cub Scout Pack 125 TEAM Pinnacle Food Corp. Drinker, Biddle & Reath The Artistic Academy of Hair Design Presbyterian Church in Morristown Florham Park Post Office The Cheesecake Factory Presbyterian Church of Chatham Town- Hamburg SUD The Church of St. Lawrence the Martyr ship International Marketing System Tiffany and Company Presbyterian Church of Madison JCP&L - A FirstEnergy Co. Trinity Lutheran Church PwC Florham Park JET-CARE International Valley View Elementary School Rockaway Township Chapter of Unico Kate, Erin, Kelly O’Neill Weichert Realtors of Morris Plains Rockaway/Dover Annex Post Office Kitchell Memorial Presbyterian Church Weis Market ShopRite of Greater Morristown Madison Area YMCA Worship Church ShopRite-Parsippany McCann Managed Markets St. Hubert’s Mendham Post Office St. Mark Lutheran Church Michele & Bob Sudol St. Matthew the Apostle Parish Morris County Council of Education St. Thomas More Church Association Stop & Shop - Madison Morris Hills High School Sue Katzenberger Morris Knolls High School Swiss Chalet Bakery Morris Plains Cooperative Nursery Temple B’Nai Or School The Peck School Morris Plains Library The Red Oaks School Morris Plains Police Department Torey J. Sabatini Elementary School Morristown PBA Local 43 Township of Hanover-Recreation Dept. Mount Arlington Alumni Association Township of Morris - Senior Citizens Mountain Lakes Drive Club Mountainview Middle School Union Hill Farms Mr. Calvin & Laara Williams United Parcel Service Mr.& Mrs. Phil Fortune Verizon Ms. Irene Sickles Village Supermarket, Inc. & Subsidiaries New Jersey Natural Gas VT SEVA NJ National Association of Fleet Admin- Washington Avenue School istrators Whippany Park High School Oratory Prep School Parsippany High School 500-999 Picatinny Federal Credit Union Agro Sevilla USA Inc. Planned Companies Allegro School Pro Sight Specialty Aspen Autosports Randolph High School Assumption School Randolph Middle School Baldor Specialty Foods, Inc. Realogy Belantrae Greens Association Rotary Club of Madison Benjamin Moore Rotary Club of Morris Plains BMW of Morristown Salem Elementary School Boonton Social Services Sandra & Charlie Gibson Boy Scout Troop 112 - National Guard Siemens Industry Briarcliff Middle School Sigma Kappa UMass Brookside Community Church Solix, Inc.
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Phil Alcock, warehouse assistant Bob Johnson, warehouse assistant Tony Aviles, asst. warehouse manager Carolyn Lake, associate director David Bean, asst. food & facilities manager Liz Laverty, office assistant Sandra Benedict, director of development Doug McMahon, volunteer coordinator Joanne Rinaldi Brashier, community relations Meg Manbretti, office manager & development associate Patrick Mitchell, mobile pantry & warehouse asst. Tess Clarkin, community garden coordinator Julia Murtha, special events assistant, produce manager Katy Galton, nutrition educator German Ortiz, client services asst./office coordinator Diana Garcia, client services associate Wendy Potkay, business manager Rosemary Gilmartin, executive director Jessica Revolorio, client outreach coordinator Liliana Herrera, client services manager Val Schuszler, warehouse assistant Denise Hurtado-Valdez, client serv. associate Bill Zackoff, food and facilities manager
2018 Board of Trustess
Greg Supron - President Ann Corwin - Trustee Tim Lockwood- Vice President Chris MacDonald - Trustee Tracey Polifka - Secretary Patrick McGuinn - Trustee Stuart Wiet - Treasurer Guy Raymaker - Trustee John Eade - Assistant Treasurer Bruce Seidmon - Trustee Russ Hall - President Emeritus Rosemary Gilmartin, Executive Director
2018 Corporate Advisory Council
AJ Andrews – MetLife Carolyn Lake – Interfaith Food Pantry Sandra Benedict – Interfaith Food Pantry Christine MacDonald – IFP Board of Trustees Kay Birkholt – Pfizer Tracey Polifka – Solix, Inc. Christine Birnbaum – NYLIM (Retired) Sharon Prince – Consultant Tom Bontempo – J.D. Power Dana Spangher – Willis Towers Watson Kim Castellucci – Daiichi Sankyo Brian Stellingwerf – Willis Towers Watson Jim Falk – Ernst & Young Elaine Vincent – JCP&L/FirstEnergy Maryann Klejmont – Kings Food Markets Krista VanEmberg – MetLife
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