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2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY A 2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

REVEREND HENRY BELIN (Chair) KATIE LEE MICHAEL SMITH PASTOR CHEF/AUTHOR GENERAL MANAGER Bethel AME Church The Comfort Table Cooking Channel MARIO BATALI SERAINA MACIA ARTHUR STAINMAN (Treasurer) CHEF/AUTHOR/RESTAURATEUR EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & CEO SENIOR MANAGING DIRECTOR First Manhattan KEVIN FRISZ AIG MANAGING PARTNER GLORIA PITAGORSKY (Vice Chair) LARY STROMFELD William James Capital MANAGING DIRECTOR (Executive Vice Chair) Heard City PARTNER JOHN F. FRITTS, ESQ. (Secretary) Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP SENIOR COUNSEL NICOLAS POITEVIN Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP SENIOR TRADER STANLEY TUCCI Latour Trading ACTOR/DIRECTOR LAUREN BUSH LAUREN Olive Productions C/O Post Factory CEO & FOUNDER LEE SCHRAGER FEED VICE PRESIDENT, CORPORATE PASTOR MICHAEL WALROND COMMUNICATIONS & NATIONAL EVENTS SENIOR PASTOR Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits First Corinthian Baptist Church

Kelly Bensimon Tony Shaloub David Chang Kate Krader AGENCY ACTOR, MODEL ACTOR CHEF, AUTHOR BLOOMBERG

ADVISORY Lorraine Bracco Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson Caryl Chinn Gabriel Kreuther COMMITTEE ACTOR MUSICIAN, RESTAURATEUR, CARYL CHINN CULINARY CHEF, RESTAURATEUR AUTHOR CONSULTING Robin Sirota-Bassin Ty Burrell Emeril Lagasse Tom Colicchio SOUTHSIDE UNITED HDFC INC. ACTOR CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR Cheryl Cancela Helena Christensen CULINARY Katie Lee Gabriele Corcos THE SALVATION ARMY STAPLETON MODEL, PHOTOGRAPHER COUNCIL CHEF/AUTHOR CHEF, TV HOST, RESTAURATEUR Allison Deal (Chair) Alan Cumming Ted Allen Jennifer Leuzzi ACTOR Madison Cowan ADVERTISING, MARKETING & METROPOLITAN COUNCIL ON TV HOST, AUTHOR JEWISH POVERTY. CHEF, AUTHOR EDITORIAL CONSULTANT Gavin DeGraw Sunny Anderson MUSICIAN Yann de Rochefort Michael Lomonaco Peer Deutsch TV HOST ONEG SHABBOS RESTAURATEUR CHEF, AUTHOR Selita Ebanks Dominique Ansel MODEL Eric Demby Marisa May Maria Estrada CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAURATEUR BROOKLYN FLEA EVERY DAY IS A MIRACLE Masaharu Morimoto Dominic Fumusa Phillip Baltz ACTOR Jake Dickson CHEF, AUTHOR Lisa Everett BALTZ & COMPANY NORTHEAST BROOKLYN SOCIAL DICKSON’S FARMSTAND MEATS Cat Greenleaf Seamus Mullen SERVICES Joe Bastianich HOST, NBC NEW YORK Todd English CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAURATEUR CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR Rev. Vincent Fusco CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR Ethan Hawke Ruth Reichl ACTS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Lidia Bastianich ACTOR Barbara Fairchild CULINARY AUTHORITY CORP. CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR CULINARY AUTHORITY Missy Robbins Major Sharon Lindsay Michael Kay Ken Biberaj SPORTS BROADCASTER Brad Farmerie CHEF VETS, INC. RESTAURATEUR CHEF Michael Salvatore David Moses Lenny Kravitz April Bloomfield MUSICIAN Tyler Florence SYSCO METRO NEW YORK MT. HEBRON CHURCH OF CHRIST CHEF CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR Aarón Sánchez Dorren Rutty Lauren Bush Lauren Daniel Boulud SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR Marc Forgione CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR BRONX BETHANY COMMUNITY CHEF, AUTHOR CHEF CORP. Michael Schlow Debi Mazar Anthony Bourdain ACTOR, TELEVISION PERSONALITY Paulie Gee CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAURATEUR Kimberly Singh CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR BNAI RAPHAEL CHESED RESTAURANT Oliver Platt Lee Brian Schrager ORGANIZATION Danny Bowien ACTOR Alex Guarnaschelli SOUTHERN GLAZER’S WINE & CHEF, RESTAURATEUR CHEF, TV HOST SPIRITS Robin Roberts Tim Buma Tanya Wenman Steel NEWSCASTER Max Hardy CELEBRITY CHEF CHEF CLEAN PLATES OMNIMEDIA AMBASSADORS Gavin Rossdale David Burke Susan Ungaro MUSICIAN Jean-Marc Houmard Stanley Tucci, CHAIR CHEF, AUTHOR RESTAURATEUR ACTOR, DIRECTOR Jean-Georges Vongerichten Susan Sarandon Anne Burrell CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAURATEUR ACTOR Hung Huynh Hank Azaria CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR CHEF ACTOR Kyra Sedgwick Andrew Carmellini ACTOR Dan Kluger Kevin Bacon CHEF, AUTHOR CHEF ACTOR Cesare Casella CHEF, AUTHOR FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO

Dear Friends,

We live in a city where individuals facing hunger and those choosing to solve it are both called New Yorkers. The gaps between us diminish in size every time we choose to close them. For 35 years, New Yorkers have come together to solve hunger in our city one apartment, co-op, office and classroom at a time. It’s through the coming together of this myriad of neighbors that Food Bank For New York City has been allowed to be at the forefront of hunger relief, serving the city’s most vulnerable.

There was no infrastructure for this kind of work when Food Bank began. Food banking was— and remains—a modern-day barn raising…a place where a community’s resources are gathered to serve the community’s needs. What started as an unused warehouse in the Bronx has over many years become the gathering place for philanthropists, corporate and government leadership and everyday New Yorkers focused on building a central resource for the poorest charities in the poorest communities serving the poorest New Yorkers. Sincerely,

Since 1983 Food Bank has been the place where New Yorkers ensure that their neighbors never have to face hunger alone.

In these three decades, Food Bank has transformed from a response-based organization to Margarette Purvis one with a strategic approach able to serve complex needs in communities poor in resources President and CEO yet rich in diversity. We’ve taken our belief that hunger is solvable, coupled it with the lens provided by the meal gap and the commitment inherent in a network of community-based charities, and turned it into 1.3 billion needed meals.

However, seeing hunger for what it is and where it lives is just the beginning. Through commitment and tenacity, Food Bank puts innovative and scalable solutions into action.

Innovation in the hunger space is almost always about access to resources, knowledge and opportunity that are often taken for granted elsewhere. Innovations in our distribution system, such as Green Sidewalk™, deliver fresh produce and other high-quality foods to our member network in a consistent and timely manner. Current and planned renovations to Food Bank’s Harlem-based Community Kitchen and Food Pantry are designed to create even more opportunities for us to lead and foster impactful collaborations across our city and throughout our network, including the Innovation Center—our city’s first dedicated space to build on leadership and collective impact in the anti-hunger community—along with kitchen refurbishments that will allow more hot nutritious meals to be prepared, stored and shared both with our Harlem neighbors and our entire charity network.

From its earliest days, Food Bank has been the connector for New Yorkers with means to New Yorkers in need. The compelling portraits in this report are reflections on the challenges facing our most vulnerable neighbors, as well as the resolve of dedicated New Yorkers focused on removing hunger from our city.

These portraits represent just a few of the many faces and stories that make up a 35-year history of compassionate collaboration. While each road may differ, the journey always begins with facing hunger.

2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 1 SHEREE QUILES

FOOD BANKER/ FRONT LINES OF HARLEM

“I strive to make our services at Food Bank’s kitchen and pantry feel like a hug from a friend. When I was younger, I knew hunger, too. Hugs are important.”

6,060,000 MISSING MEALS IN HARLEM— THE MOST OF ANY COMMUNITY IN MANHATTAN.

1.5 MILLION MEALS PROVIDED BY FOOD BANK’S COMMUNITY KITCHEN AND FOOD PANTRY OF WEST HARLEM.

2 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY DONNIE WARD

PARENT, HARLEM

“She’s my baby… my precious baby girl.”

195,000 WORKING NEW YORKERS RELY ON FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS.

19% NEW YORK CITY CHILDREN— ONE OUT OF FIVE— RELY ON SOUP KITCHENS AND FOOD PANTRIES.

2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 3 CONNIE VERDUCCI

PARTNER, BANK OF AMERICA

“Our entire team at Bank of America serves. We believe that working together gives us leverage to defeat hunger.”

$1.5 MILLION VALUE OF NEW YORKERS’ SERVICE TO END HUNGER.

2,976,000 NUMBER OF MEALS OUR VOLUNTEERS HELPED GET OUT TO OUR NEEDIEST COMMUNITIES.

4 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY AMANDA WILLIAMS

FOOD BANKER

“Our campus pantries keep children from experiencing hunger in their homes.”

1 IN 5 NEW YORK CITY CHILDREN LIVE IN HOUSEHOLDS FACING FOOD INSECURITY.

1.1 MILLION MEALS DISTRIBUTED TO K-12 STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH CAMPUS PANTRIES.

2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 5 SULTANA OCASIO

FRONT LINES OF THE BRONX

“Hunger does not discriminate. What I know about what’s needed in The Bronx was learned from serving a diverse population. When voices are missing from the table, so are real solutions.”

1 in 3 NEW YORKERS LIVING IN OUR MOST FOOD INSECURE COMMUNITIES RELIES ON FOOD ASSISTANCE.

225 MILLION MEALS THE UNMET NEED AMONG FOOD-INSECURE NEW YORKERS.

6 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY ALEXANDER RAPAPORT

FRONT LINES OF BROOKLYN

“Every Shabbat in my grandmother’s home included someone less fortunate. It’s how I learned to care for others.”

16,500,000 POUNDS OF FRESH PRODUCE WERE PROVIDED AT NO COST TO OUR MEMBER NETWORK.

4 MILLION KOSHER MEALS WERE DISTRIBUTED BY FOOD BANK’S CITYWIDE CHARITY NETWORK.

2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 7 PASTOR MIKE WALROND

BOARD MEMBER/DONOR/ COMMUNITY ACTIVIST

“To be our best city, we must commit to solving the root causes of hunger and poverty… working together toward one shared goal of loving our neighbors.”

74% OF FOOD PANTRIES AND SOUP KITCHENS REPORT SHORTAGES OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

86% MORE FRESH PRODUCE WAS DELIVERED TO MEMBER FOOD PANTRIES SERVING IN IMPOVERISHED NEIGHBORHOODS.

8 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY LOIS & ARTHUR STAINMAN

BOARD MEMBER/ DONORS/ADVOCATES

“Our city prides itself on being the culinary capital of the world. It’s unconscionable that anyone should face hunger here.”

15% NEW YORK CITY’S FOOD INSECURITY RATE— WHICH IS 11% HIGHER THAN THE NATIONAL AVERAGE

62.5 MILLION FREE MEALS DISTRIBUTED TO CITYWIDE NETWORK OF NEARLY 1,000 CHARITIES AND SCHOOLS.

2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 9 FACING HUNGER

fac·ing | fāsiNG | present participle 1 (Of a problem or difficult situation) present itself to and require action from (someone). 2 Overcome someone or something by a show of determination.

hun·ger | ˈhəNGɡər | noun A feeling of discomfort or weakness caused by a severe lack of food.

What it truly means to face hunger can be seen in the actions of those who support us and in the eyes and smiles of the New Yorkers we work together to serve. But identifying hunger through the people and communities it affects is only the first step. eW create real and lasting change when solutions—built and bred by our fellow New Yorkers—show up in the communities that need them most, in the forms that serve them best. In FY 2017, we shared hope through innovative programming. We shared compassion through nutrition education. And we shared love through wholesome food served with dignity and gratitude. In fact, it is because New Yorkers are as grateful to serve as they are to receive that Food Bank is able to face and fight hunger where it lives.

THE MEAL GAP STRATEGY The Meal Gap Strategy focuses on the meals missing from the homes of those struggling to afford food. Food Bank’s strategic plan, “Feed the Need,” maps this information to clearly identify areas in need and bring resources into communities that need them most. In Fiscal Year 2017, of the 62.5 million total meals Food Bank delivered, 44.2 million meals went to our highest meal gap communities.

10 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY FOOD DISTRIBUTION Food Bank launched the Green Sidewalk™ program to FACING meet the need for fresh produce in high Meal Gap areas. Fresh fruit and vegetables are delivered via “pop-ups” where Food Bank trucks set up distribution events on sidewalks in front of participating member charities. HUNGER 3.8 million additional pounds of fresh produce introduced into 20 different high Meal Gap communities. INCOME SUPPORT AND SNAP SERVICES Along with fighting hunger by providing meals, Food Bank Food Bank’s also provides services like free tax preparation and 2017 free SNAP enrollment assistance to help raise the poorest tax program New Yorkers out of poverty—hunger’s root cause. served 40,165 Through these vital services, Food Bank is able to support tax filers. member agencies to comprehensively address the issues facing their communities. In 2017, 11.6 million meals were provided to low-income New Yorkers through SNAP (formerly known as food stamps) and 41 percent of the returns filed through Food Bank’s free tax program included the Earned Income Tax Credit—putting more money into the households and communities of our neediest neighbors.

CHILD HUNGER AND ADVOCACY NUTRITION EDUCATION Food Bank’s advocacy work is an integral part of effecting change. By mobilizing community leaders, Food Bank was instrumental in advocating for needed anti-hunger resources. Thanks to collaboration with the New York City Council and the de Blasio Administration, this work resulted in the third consecutive year of EFAP funding increases.

Campus pantries A student’s success is distributed food to directly affected by whether more than 23,000 or not he or she is hungry. K-12 students. Alarmingly, 19% of New York City children live in food-insecure households. Through the Campus Pantry program, Food Bank is using geo-mapping to put student-choice pantries in the city’s hardest hit areas throughout the five boroughs. And by integrating CookShop, Food Bank’s nutrition education program, $19 million in funding secured in students and their families are gaining valuable skills to Fiscal Year 2017 for the Emergency Food establish healthy eating habits on a limited budget. Assistance Program (EFAP).

2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 11 THE YEAR IN REVIEW

MLK WEEKEND OF SERVICE Hundreds of Food Bank staff and volunteers gathered at Hunt’s Point’s Bright Temple Church in the Bronx to create the community’s first and only soup kitchen.

CITY KITCHEN FOOD BANK 2 GO STRATEGIC PLAN Customized volunteer initiatives yielded big results Food Bank began renovations to the second floor of with two of Food Bank’s most dedicated corporate Food Bank’s Community Kitchen & Food Pantry partners. Morgan Stanley helped launch the Summer in West Harlem, which will house the Innovation of Hunger Awareness Campaign by packing enough Center—the city’s only training and development pantry boxes to provide 18,000 meals. During Bank of space for anti-poverty and anti-hunger leadership— America’s three-day Thanksgiving repack, volunteers as well as the City Kitchen, a new space to more packed 4,500 meal boxes, including pantry essentials efficiently process donated food via flash freezing, and hand-written notes. Food Bank distributed these steaming and cooking, resulting in reduced food holiday kits to 18 member agencies in some of the city’s waste and increased distribution. neediest communities.

BEFORE AFTER

12 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY THE YEAR IN REVIEW

GREEN SIDEWALK TM Food Bank’s innovative pilot program allowing lower-capacity member food pantries to address their communities’ needs for fresh, high-quality fruits and vegetables resulted in more than 50,000 New Yorkers receiving 3.8 million additional pounds of fresh produce in the city’s highest Meal Gap communities. CAMPUS PANTRY EXPANSIONS Thanks to Food Bank’s advocacy efforts, the New York City Council funded the expansion of campus pantries to 16 public schools, providing food and a range of personal hygiene and household cleaning products, resulting in the distribution of 114,078 pounds of soap, shampoo, deodorant, detergent, feminine hygiene items and other critical essentials. MILLION MEALS CLUB Food Bank celebrated food donors SUPPORTING who have provided enough food to MEMBER make one million or more meals. AGENCIES This inaugural group includes By providing hands-on training and Baldor Specialty Foods, Duane support to our member charities, 82 Reade, E. Armata, Farm Fresh, percent of our 12,000 SNAP benefit Frank Brunckhorst Co. Boar’s cases were processed directly Head, Fresh Direct, HP – Hood, through members organizations. Katzman Produce, Krasdale Foods To low-income New Yorkers, these Inc., ShopRite, and Target. benefits are a lifeline.

2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 13 FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY AND SUBSIDIARY CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AUDITED FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 6/30/2017

JUNE 2017

ASSETS

Cash and cash equivalents $3,762,285 Investments 340,657 Government grants receivable 6,610,399 Contribution receivable 1,886,694 Accounts receivable 201,999 Prepaid and other assets 194,589 Purchased products inventory 155,969 Donated food inventory 1,399,052 Property and equipment - net 4,948,571 Investment in Hunts Point Cooperative Market, Inc. 159,116

TOTAL ASSETS $19,659,331

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES: Accounts payable and accrued expenses $4,806,654 Contract advances 473,926 Deferred rent 731,583 Mortgage loan payable 1,853,513

TOTAL LIABILITIES 7,865,676

NET ASSETS: Unrestricted Board designated 2,262,742 Property and equipment 3,254,174 Undesignated 4,487,497

TOTAL UNRESTRICTED 10,004,413

Temporarily restricted 1,739,242 Permanently restricted 50,000

TOTAL NET ASSETS 11,793,655

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $19,659,331 FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY AND SUBSIDIARY CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AUDITED FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 6/30/2017

TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY TOTAL AS OF UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED JUNE 2017

OPERATING

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

SUPPORT: Foundations and corporations $4,226,598 $3,273,896 $— $7,500,494 Individuals 7,894,550 200,000 — 8,094,550 Special events (net of direct costs) 1,736,660 1,736,660 Net assets released from restrictions: Satisfaction of program restrictions 3,654,770 (3,654,770) — —

TOTAL SUPPORT 17,512,578 (180,874) — 17,331,704

REVENUE: Government contracts 20,299,697 - - 20,299,697 Donated food received 42,725,519 — — 42,725,519 Shared maintenance 1,078 — — 1,078 Sale of food and paper products 1,263,997 — — 1,263,997 Investment activity 12,948 — — 12,948 Other income 54,953 — — 54,953

TOTAL REVENUE 64,358,192 — — 64,358,192

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE 81,870,770 (180,874) — 81,689,896

EXPENSES

PROGRAM SERVICES: Distribution and storage of food 60,526,885 — — 60,526,885 Research and policy 284,071 — — 284,071 Nutrition services and education 3,954,248 — — 3,954,248 Community kitchen & pantry 2,716,736 — — 2,716,736 Income policy 4,853,984 — — 4,853,984 Benefit access 1,748,510 — — 1,748,510

TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES 74,084,434 — — 74,084,434

SUPPORTING SERVICES: Management and General 5,327,454 — — 5,327,454 Fundraising 2,987,764 — — 2,987,764

TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES 8,315,218 — — 8,315,218

TOTAL EXPENSES 82,399,652 — — 82,399,652

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (528,882) (180,874) — (709,756)

NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR 10,533,565 1,919,846 50,000 12,503,411

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $10,004,683 $1,738,972 $50,000 $11,793,655

2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 15 WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE OUR SUPPORTERS WHO MAKE OUR WORK POSSIBLE…

$1 MILLION+ Linda & Keith Monda The Bernheim Foundation, Moet Hennessy USA Kenneth H. Chin Morgan Stanley and the Morgan Inc. Estate of Ellen M. Murray Theodore Chu Anonymous (1) Stanley Foundation Christopher Frissora & Emma B. New York Football Giants, Inc. Christine H. Chung Robin Hood New York Yankees Foundation Bloomberg Stephen W. Presser Church Pension Group Services Single Stop USA Ping Y. Tai Foundation Inc. Cadwalader, Wickersham & PwC Corp. Santander Bank Taft LLP Susan B. & David A. Rahm Diversified Foods $500,000-$999,999 ShopRite C. A. L. Foundation, Inc. Red Nose Day Alissa & Daniel Doctoroff Vanech Family Foundation Brian Callahan Ropes & Gray LLP Kurt G. Dorschel Lois & Arthur Stainman Walmart The Carl Jacobs Foundation Sarah I. Schieffelin Residuary Dos Toros The Wasily Family Foundation Charles Spear Charitable Trust Trust Eastern Produce Council $250,000-$499,999 The Children’s Trust Francesco Scattone Esther Simon Charitable Trust Bank of America Corporation $25,000-$49,999 Nancy & Niles Citrin Lee B. Schrager Henry B. Elsesser Citi CKEW Foundation Scripps Network David H. Evans Feeding America ‘21’ Club Cooking Channel Seattle Chocolate Company Hannah S. Famiglietti JPMorgan Chase & Co. Alice Lawrence Foundation, Inc. Costco Adam J. Shapiro Michael J. Fox New York City Wine and Food American Express Foundation Ivan Z. Corwin Share Our Strength The Frances and Benjamin Festival Anonymous (3) Anne Cowett Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Benenson Foundation Target Corporation Susan R. Cahn & Mario Batali Frederick D. Cowett & Flom LLP Joel M. Frank BBVA Compass Foundation Crain Communications, Inc. Rebecca Seidenstein Ananda Fund Bloomberg Sandra C. Davidson Scripps Network Glenn D. Gibson $100,000-$249,999 Bloomingdale’s Dr. Peter Davies Denise Sobel David Ginzberg Altman Foundation Capital One Marshall Donnelley Howard Solomon Sherry Glied Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Chef One Corp The DRM Foundation Jane Steele & William Sussman Anne & Richard Foundation Deutsche Bank Jamie & Craig Dunton Southern Glazer’s Wine and Grissinger Anonymous (1) Dunkin’ Donuts/Joy in E&J Gallo Winery Spirits Charitable Fund Kathryn Grossman Barilla America, Inc. Childhood Foundation Eataly The Sloman Foundation David S. Haddad BNY Mellon Durst Family Foundation The Emma and Georgina Michael Stipe The Hirsch Family Foundation Centennial Foundation Epstein Teicher Philanthropies Bloomberg Foundation Jacqueline & Lary Stromfeld Michael D. Holtz Fund for Public Housing, Inc. Food Research & Action Empire Merchants Jane Steele & William Sussman David S. Houts Kevin Frisz Center - FRAC Etsy, Inc. Stanley Tucci John M. Howell Gerstner Family Foundation The Green Fund, Inc. Dr. Elizabeth A. Isakson & Gregg UBS Financial Services Inc. Nancy & Philip N. Humphreys H. Van Ameringen Foundation Hamilton USA R. Fatzinger Virginia Brody Trust IPIC-Gold Class Entertainment, Intuit Financial Freedom Jimmy John Elisabeth A. Fontenelli Wagstaff Worldwide LLC Foundation J.T. Tai & Co. Foundation, Inc. Bart Freundlich & Julianne Watch Entertainment Inc Mary Jablonski The Spark Fund Laurie Kayden Foundation Moore Eunice Weed Cynthia A. Jay The Starr International Louis and Anne Abrons Fabrizio Gallo Wilf Family Foundation Jericho Capital Asset Foundation Foundation, Inc. Sylvia Golden Wille Family Foundation Management LP Stop & Shop Supermarket The Louis & Harold Price Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Suzi & Peter Wunsch Chandra Jessee Company Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. XL Corporate/Catlin J.W. Hulme Co. The William R. Kenan Seraina Macia The Gottesman Fund The Joseph C. and Esther Foster Charitable Trust Abigail & Vincent S. Maddi Nada J. Hendricks $5,000-$9,999 Foundation Mario Batali Foundation Henry and Lucy Moses Fund, Jimmie K. Johnson $50,000 - $99,999 MAZON: A Jewish Response Inc. Steven Dietz & Leslie A. Abbey Ulla Johnson to Hunger The Howard & Barbara Farkas Carl Adkins Dr. Joy to the World Anchorage Capital Group New York Pizza Tours, Inc. Foundation Jeff A. Altman Anne Hess & Craig B. Kaplan Anonymous (5) Omer Foundation IBM Employee Services Center Anonymous (8) The Kaufman Foundation Catherine & Joseph Aresty Abby & George O’Neill Jane & Frances Stein Aziz Ansari William R. Kelly Foundation The Players Tribune, Inc. Foundation Anthem, Inc. Foundation/ Naomi Kramer Barbara & Ray Dalio John Cusimano & Rachael Ray Jones Day Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield Krasdale Foods, Inc. Donald A. Pels Charitable Trust Carolyn & Stephen Reidy Ellen & Peter Kelly Carl Adkins Edward P. Krugman Enterprise Rent-A-Car The Rona Jaffe Foundation Key Food Lori Ardito Norman Kahn Foundation Rob Schimek L Brands Foundation Marie B. Austensen William R. Kelly Estate of Constantin The TJX Foundation, Inc. Arthur & Anne LaBow Sandra A. Bass Naomi Kramer Melinte TMI Trading Corporation Patricia & Philip Laskawy Allen H. & Selma W. Berkman Edward P. Krugman Florence and David Walmart Foundation Lauren Bush Lauren Charitable Trust Leanne Lachman Faucon The Walt Disney Company The Liana Foundation Bareburger Robert Landau FreshDirect The Wunderkinder Foundation The Lichtenstein Foundation, Bantam Bagels LLC Eric S. Lee Sandy & George Garfunkel Inc. Susan K. Besse Scott Leslie The Grand Kids Foundation $10,000-$24,999 The Lipton Foundation Bimbo Bakeries USA Grace Lyu-Volckhausen Jeffrey Gural The Longhill Charitable Jon Bongiovi Marjorie Lewis The Hagedorn Fund Carrie & Leigh J. Abramson Foundation The Bonnie Ward Simon The Lillian & Ira Langsan HSBC Adolph and Ruth Schnurmacher Robert Lopez Foundation Foundation Leaves of Grass Fund Foundation, Inc. Margaret Calkins Charitable The Brookdale Foundation The Luppe & Paula Luppen Lucretia Philanthropic Fund Anonymous (7) Foundation Group Family Foundation Mary J. Hutchins Foundation, American International Group, Milk Processor Education Catbird Joseph H. Mitchell Inc. Inc. Program David W. Ogrin and Vicki Laure Manheimer Paula & Tom McInerney Paul Beltrame Heidi & Brian Miller Cherkas Robert Matloff

16 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY Eva Lopez-Paredes & Jeffrey M. Adobe John W. Bloom New Jersey Stephen P. Feldman Movit Naureen Akhter Robert Blum Noam Cooperstock Pia M. Ferrario Peter McCormick Barbara M. Albert Francie & Brad Blumenfeld Charles C. Copeland Nancy B. Fessenden Susan J. Moliver Daniel C. Chung & Alexandra Bob’s Discount Furniture Jim Courier Karen Fife Elisabeth Moore D. Alger Charitable Foundation, Inc. Simon Cram Robert L. Finch Morton Williams Supermarkets Barbara Allen Andrew Bockelman Emily Crawford The First 24 Hours, Inc The Moses L.Parshelsky Barry Rice & Ted Allen Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC. Gerald Cubbin Scott Fishman Foundation Alliance Consumer Growth Frank Bookhout Susan Cullen David Fitzmaurice Richard A. Nathanson LLC Boqueria Margaret Joy Cytryn David Fitzpatrick David W. Ogrin Robert L. Amdur Carleen Borsella Daiwa Capital Markets America Mara Flanagan Hal Oral American Online Giving Chris Bosco Heather Damon Margaret & Howard Fluhr John K. Orberg Foundation Guillaume Bouvet The Dammann Fund, Inc. Betty G. Flynn James J. & Kimberly S. Amerigroup Boys and Girls Club of Reuben Daniels Katie Flynn Pallotta Amy’s Bread Harlem Steven I. Danko Mary K. Ford Daniel Pinkel An Chi Interpreting Service Inc Geoffrey Brady Michael Dansky Ford & Harrison LLP Mark A. Perlin The Andrew W. Mellon Sherry & Paul Brandt-Rauf Tony S. Danza Deborah Marchini & Randall W. Pershing LLC Foundation Nancy Branton Darden Restaurants Forsyth Howard Pronsky The Anne Claire Lester Jennifer Welty Braunschweiger Suzanne G. Davis Sharon Foster Margarette Purvis Foundation, Inc. Edna L. Breecker Kristen Day Leah Fox Ramapo Trust Ann S. & Albert L. Maltz Andrew Brimmer John M. De Yonge Yitzchak Francus Joshua Resnick Foundation Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Joe DeCicco Berkman Frank Gregory Reimers Anthem Dollars for Doers Richard Broccoli Dr. Nicholas Defonte Max Frankel & Joyce Purnick John Riley Anonymous (21) Hope Brolsma Howard Delfin Teri B. Freaney Jon Rosen The APAS Foundation Brooklyn Flea, LLC Merril S. Delon Phyllis Freedman Debra Roth Barbara Appel Irrevocable Brendan Brown Eric Demby Stuart D. Freedman The Rusty Staub Foundation Living Trust Cecily Brown Steve Preskill & Karen DeMoss Kathy & Tom Freston Ethan Ryman Appnexus, Inc. Susan Brown Jennifer Dempster Ali Frick Laureen Seeger Erin Argo Philip S. Budin Michael A. DeRose Richard Friedberg Richard C. Seltzer Arby’s Foundation, Inc. Clifton Bullard Bonnie & Warren De Wied Stephen Friedman Thomas R. Stire Ardolic Ardolic James O. Buchanan Deutsch Family and Anne & Jack Fritts James Streit Robert Arnay Judith W. Burger Wine Spirits John F. Fritts Khalid Sultan Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess The Devlin Foundation Katherine Fritts Susan & T. Dennis Sullivan, II Assured Guaranty Corp. Thomas Burke David H. DeWeese Rosalie Frost Claire M. Silberman Geraldine Aulisa Richard D. Burns Roger Ditman Lee Furman Rebecca Simmons Australia And New Zealand Frank K. Bynum David Djaha Gerald Galison James L. Simon Banking Group Limited Soledad Cabeza De Vaca The Donald and Barbara Zucker Jill A. Gallagher Rachel Singer Scott Avidon Patty A. Cabot Family Foundation Lee & James Gallagher Ellynne C. Skove Ann Axel Joseph Cady Allison Ames & Howard Dorman Michael A. Gallagher Janet Slosberg Kevin Bacon Margaret Calkins Bertis Downs Gisela Gamper Spanish Commercial Andrew D. Ball Charles E. Callahan Nina Dreyfus Mike Garceau Office Eric L. Bamberger Peter B. Cameron Mary S. Driver Anthony Gardner Jennifer A. Tate Bank Leumi USA Frank Camp Pamela Duckworth Anne & Edward Garvey Thanh Tran Annette Barbasch Kristina Campmany Moira A. Duclos Andrew Gasparovic Mike & Janet Slosberg Peter Barker-Huelster Caroline E. Camunas Laura & Roger Dukess Michael Gat Foundation Elizabeth Barrett Robert Cane Andrew R. Dunlap Robert Gauss The Rafael & Diana Viñoly Mary-Alice Barrett Carla Hall Creations LLC Denise Dunleavy GE Foundation Foundation Jacob Baskin Danielle & Anthony Caravetta Eat NYC The Bronx Food And Katie P. Gerlach Third Point LLC Lidia Bastianich Rafael Cardenas Wine Festival Gerson Family Tiger Baron Foundation, Inc Marilyn & Armandino A. Batali Carnegie Corporation of New Benjamin Eckstein Foundation UFT Teacher Center Isaac H. Bauer York Robert Edell Maxine L. Gerson Emmanuele Della Valle Roman Bachli Lisa Carnoy Trudy & Richard Edelman Scott Gewirtz Rony Vardi Richard Bayles Carrier and Company Interiors, Edith and William M. Landau Mary E. Gherty Krystn Wagenberg Yann-Eric Boulas Ltd. Foundation Inc. Susan Gilbertson Michael Walrond Olga & Jonathan Beck Careerbuilder LLC Edward and Marjorie Amy S. Gilfenbaum Scott Ward John Beers Sharon S. Carson Goldberger Foundation Michael Gilmore Richard Delaney & Heather Nancy & James Beha Barbara Carter Lucretia Edwards Amy Plaut Ginsburg Weston Henry Belber Cesare Casella Edward Eigerman Ian J. Ginsberg Robert B. Wilson Rita & Henry A. Belin Rosanne B. Cash Sharmin Elahi Emily Giske Gerald I. White Judith E. Belsky Heather Casteel Terri Elbaum Give with Liberty John A. Wright Robbie O. Bent Gail & Charles Caulkins Betty W. Ellerin Glass Gardens Inc Karen J. Yaeger David S. Berlin The Center For Student Gordon Elliot Marc Glosserman Ethan C. Yake Charles Bertrand Missions Emeril Lagasse Foundation Patricia M. Gold YourCause Miriam R. Best Heewon & Norman Cerk Emwiga Foundation Joshua Goldberg ZIIZ, Inc. Bhagavan Foundation Steve Chananie William Eppel Lesley E. Goldberg Joseph Zitolo. Rajeev Bhaman Elizabeth & Jay Chandler Fritz E. Erismann Marissa Golden-Pont Laurence L. Zuckerman Jonathan Bines & Alexandra Mark Cheffo Cynthia L. Estlund Jeffrey Goldfarb Jacobs The Chew Productions Jeanette Estremera Ira Goldfine $1,000 - $4,999 Al Bing Martina Cherry Tricia Etzold Judith & David Goldfinger Michael Birbiglia Elisabeth M. Chiera Henry P. Euler Seth Goldman Diane Abbey Jerry Birenz Fabrizio Chiesa Susan Falk Susan Goldman Amir Abdallah Christopher Birosak Vincent Cianciaruso Antonio & Carmen Farina David Goldin Barbara Ann Abeles Lewis Black Chandra Cirulnick. Kathleen A. Farley Judith A. Vowles & Louis M. John Ackerman Lawrence Blank Nicholas L. Clemente Farm Fresh Goldring Peter W. Ackerman Peter Blasone Coach Foundation Faye Fardshisheh Donald J. Gordon Gregory S. Adams Betty J. Bleivik William Colavito Dara S. Federman Jamie Gordon Dr. Ingrid A. Adamsons Allison & David Blitzer Ida S. Cole Meyer Fedida Patrice R. Gordon Betsy & Barry Adler Jerry Block Faith Coleman Joyce Fefferman Randi Gordon Michael Adler Johan Blok Community Food Bank of Jodisue Rosen & Scott Feldman Barbara G. Gottlieb

2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 17 Michael Gottlieb Imagine Learning Incorporated The Kurtz Family Foundation Dana Matthow Jane Orans Romain Goubet Insurance Information Institute Xavier A. Labatie Margaret P. Mautner Lisa Orberg Marc N. Gourevitch ILILI Labaton Sucharow LLP Connor A. May Therese Joseph & Stanton Grace R. & Alan D. Marcus illy Caffe Mortimer J. Lacher Peter J. Mayer Orser Foundation Phillip Isom Linda Lacina Julian I. Mazor Greg Ostroff Timothy Greenberg Yusuf Iqbal James LaForce Brian Mazzella Daphne Oz Ellen J. Greene Jacob Bluestein Bill G. Lambert Susan & Robert McCaw Mehmet Oz Elliot Greenfield Foundation Deborah J. Landau Maureen W. McCarthy Richard Ostrander Samuel Greenhoe Feygele Jacobs David Lauren Ryan Mcclead Donald A. Ostrower Linda & Eric Greenshields Marti & Raphael G. Jacobs Richard J. Lauria Alexandra Mccown Charlene Ouahab Marey L. Griffith Jonathan Jacoby Vance LaVelle Gayle P. McDermott Michele Outland Stephen Grimaldi Susan G. Jacoby Christine Leas Judith A. McGrath Package Pavement Frank Grobman Diane E. Jaffee Don Lebowitz Jeannie M. McGuire Constance W. Packard Essextec Gropu Mary L. James Henry C. Lebowitz Knox McIlwain Nick Padgen Sheera Gross Joan Japha Morris and Lillie Leibowitz Laura Mckay Patricia & Ron Padgett Guilford Press Catherine Jaque Charitable Trust Jean McKenna Venessa Padilla Camille Guilloteau The Joelson Foundation Bryan Lee Kathleen B. Mcloughlin Richard Page Gabriel Gunther-Brown John Hung Foundation Courtney Lee Thomas D. McRae Michael Palmer Michael Gumowitz John L. McHugh Foundation John Lee James McSpiritt Elsie C. Pan Wade Guyton John Creech Design & Debbie & Stanley Lefkowitz Julius B. Mercado Cristian Petru Panaite Linda Hacker Production Brenda & Burton Lehman Cassie M. Meresman Katherine Pannell Sandra & Robert J. Hagan John Zidian Company/The Brian J. Lehrer Metropolitan Commercial Bank Patricia Park Mildred Hager Zidian Group Warren D. Leight Meyer and Esther B. Mazor Roger N. Parker Hagar Family Foundation Courtney D. Johnson Danielle B. Lemmon Foundation Becca Parrish Haights Cross Communications/ Jean Brown Johnson Steven Lenkowsky Meyers Foundation Melissa Pasquale-Styles Triumph Learning Joseph Johnson Linda Lennon Danny & Audrey Meyer Mary K. Patchen Steven Hakusa Sanjay Joshi Catherine Lennox Alice Michaels & Lorne Michaels Carol J. Patterson Lori Hall Bobby Jones Lester Lenoff Ketly Michel Elsa Weinberg & Duncan Patton Charlotte Halpern Colin Jost The Leo S. Walsh Foundation Andrew Miller Pay Management System Angela Hamlin The Judith C. White Foundation Arlene & Jerome L. Levine Junius C. Mills Cheryl A. Payer Betty Abreu & James Hand Robin Judson Susan & David T. Levine Michael E. Mills Bertrand Pelletier Lawrence C. Hanson Michael Jung Peter S. Levin Iliana & Philip Mindlin Carolyn Penney Thomas G. Hardy Just Salad Janet M. Lewinter Minute Menu Systems LLC PepsiCo Amy Hargreaves Jonathan Kalmuss-Katz Ronald P. Liburdi Elizabeth J. Misek Jesse W. Peretz Julia Harrington Ellen Kampinsky & Lou Strenger David Licht Albert S. Mishaan Mike Perry Harry and David The Kandell Fund LICT Corporation Heather M. Mitchell Pfizer Inc. Dana Hart Julie Kanevsky Susan Spectorsky & Joel B. Dianne Modestini John A. Picarello The Hartford Bernee V. Kapili Lidov Caitlin Mociun Susanne C. Pichler The Hartford Steam Boiler Brooke Gladstone & Fred M. Lawrence Liebling Annie Mohan Mary Piciocchi Inspection and Insurance Co. Kaplan Alec Lipkind Monet Family Fund Dr. Grace Pilcer Marla Hassner Steven Kaseta Lisa & Mark Lippman Betty & Frederick Morefield Gloria Pitagorsky Jeanne M. Haws Michal & Daniel Katcher Alice Cheng & Robert W. Timothy P. Moore Carole Pittelman Elizabeth G. Heard Greg Kaufman Littleton Julia Morris PJ Callahan Foundation, Inc. Randy B. Hecht Josh M. Kaufman Leonard Litwin Mark Morris Oliver Platt Jeanne M. Hegner Lynn Kearney Bryce Liu Susan L. Morrison Steven Plous Diana Rhoten & John Michael Kearney Marie and Douglas Liu Mary V. Morse Roger E. Podesta Heilemann Linda M. Keefe Joann LoCicero David Moss Dana Points Deborah Heiligman Todd E. Keeler Nancy Locker MRB Foundation Barbara & Henri Podowski Peter Heinrich Shamus Khan Leanne Lowry Nellie Mulkay Rose Polidoro Lisa Heinz Elizabeth Kilson Joanne B. Lyman Amelia Munger Philip M. & Mollyann Pollak John Henry Sueanne & John Kim Catherine Macdonald Mildred R. Murphy Port Royal Sales LTD Tanya K Hernandez Yunmi Kim Shelly & James MacDonald Tim Murray Charles Post Michael Herz Kimmins Terrier Macquarie Group Foundation Muhammad Mustafa Karrin Powys-Lybbe Dr. Benjamin Hertzberg Foundation Madison International Realty Maria Muxfeldt David Pozen Julie H. Hespe Nishant King LLC Maxine L. Myers Philip Prince Weston M. Hicks Ryan Kirkpatrick Robert Magill MySuperFoods Company Marya Propis Steve Higgins Donna Kitch Virginia L. Maher Ambika Nayar Publicis Healthcare Laura Higginson Indra Klavins Lisa R. Mahle Denis J. Nayden Communications Group Barbara Hillman David Klem Gigi Mahon William G. Neave Nora K. Puffett Lisa Hines-Johnson John Kline Kevin Mailender Liam J. Neeson QIBQ Foundation Beverly J. Hirtle Joshua & Stephanie Klivan Nancy Weiss Malkiel & Burton Margaret Nelson Christine C. Quinn James Hobson Pete Klosterman Malkiel Shulamit Nemec Denise G. Rabinowitz Joseph Hoban John H. Creech & Susan M. Adam C. Malkin Neuberger Berman LLC Rabobank Alexander Hoffman Knott Sheila Manischewitz New Kalman Sunshine Fund, Susan M. Ramer Marcus Homeyer Bonnie Fox & Stuart Koenig Anne K. Mann Inc. Rancho Feedwell Foundation Honda Thomas Koo Melissa J. Manning New York Community Bank Catherine M. Randolph Margaret Hornblower Yasuhiko Kobayashi Tomas Marcano Panagiotis Ninios Random House, Inc. Daniel Howard Robert K. Koch Marcia and Philip Rothblum Kennith B. Norman Isabelle Rapin Timothy Howard Stephanie K. Kokinos Foundation Naomi Novik Maxine Rapoport Katherine & Stephen Howe Martin Kon John Markus Martin K. Nuruddin Valerie B. Ackerman & Charles Hsieh/Huang Family Fund Kenneth Kong Marquis George MacDonald NYBDC Charitable Foundation O. Rappaport Peiteh Hu Vivian & Daniel Korich Foundation, Inc. Margaret O’Connell Claudia Ray Elizabeth & Charles Hubbard Paulo Kos Karina Marricco Niall O’Connor William P. Rayner The Hunter College Elementary Eric Kosse Patricia & Charles Martano Kieke Okma Lata Reddy School Daniel R. Kramer Martin & Obermaier, LLC. Christiane Olsen Lila Redlich The Hunter Foundation Inc. Katherine Kriegman Joseph J. Martingale Jessica Omary Regeneron Matching Gift Dr. James & Donna Hurley Cheryl Krugel-Lee Elizabeth Mathews Open Society Foundations Program Amy Iles John Kuehn Hadassah Matiteyahu Amanda Opinsky Ruth Reichl

18 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY Arthur Reichstetter Etienne Sauret Dr. Claire Slocumb Amanda Lin & Nathan Thomas Joyce Weidenaar John C. Reilly Marcin Sawicki Jillian W. Slonim Julie & Robert Thompson Dr. George Weinhouse Lawrence F. Reinalter Steven Scacalossi Brian Smith & Kaliope Kostas Phyllis Thompson Robert & Elizabeth Weinmann Michael H. Reinhardt Michael Shabsels McKelden Smith Julia C. Tobey The Weinreb Berenda Carter Remy’s Good Day Fund Bruce R. Schaffer Monica Sohn Tokio Marine Management, Inc. Foundation Ingrid Restrick Brooke Schafran Amy Solas The Tom White Family Steven Weinstein Thomson Reuters Joan G. Scheuer Philip Solomon Fund Daniel Weintraub Margarita Reyes Michael Schleifer Mark Somerstein Nick Tompkins Ken Weissman Ouafa Ricaud Mark Schneider Douglas Sommer Cynthia Tong Jordan Weissmann Kristin Rightnour Doug Schrock Annette H. Soper TOSA Foundation Weissman Family Foundation, Anna M. Perris-Rigoutsos & Courtney Sachtleben Susan Springer Torys LLP Inc Isidore Rigoutsos Lawrence Schultis Genevieve Spruill Tova Farms/Solutions In Food Wellspring Advisors LLC Laurie Rippon Michael Schussler Tom Staggs Susan & Charles Tribbitt Nancy Wender Ristorante Rafele Keith A. Schwam Stairway Fund Tripadvisor Jeffrey F. Weppler Eleonora Rivkin Evan Schwartz Christian Stadlinger Howard J. Tucker Sara E. Werder RMF Foundation Gary Schwartz Daniel Stanco Edward A.Tupper Lucille S. Werlinich Timothy A. Robert Kenneth B. Schwartz Staples Will Turnage Mildred M. Whalen Ann Jensen Roberts Lori A. Schwartz Brian and Cheryl L. Starer Joanna & Bruce Turtletaub Carolyn C. & William O. Calpurnyia Bonyka Roberts Robert A. Schwartz Rebecca R. Stead Susan Ungaro Wheatley Kenneth Roberts Susan Schwitzman Vicki Steinhardt Van Dyke Family Foundation, Susan Whitlock Robin Roberts Blair S. Scribner David Sterman Inc. Bernard Whitman Sandra Robinson William Sealey Jonathan Stern Victor & Elise Micati Foundation Samuel Wiener Linda A. Rock Lucille & Carlton Sedgeley Ricki A. Stern Georgia & Peter VanDyke Sara R. Wilford Geoffrey Rodkey The Seedtime Fund, Inc. Nancy Stepanski Patricia L. Vanderwerff Anne Wilkes The Ronald G. Casty Family Theodore Z. Segal Elizabeth F. Stepp Dirk Van Eeden Francis M. Williams Foundation Mary Sendek Trust Susan Stevens Amirah Vann Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Carrie Rolnick José E. Serrano Judith Stich Matthew W. Van Dusen Edelman & Dicker LLP Margitta Rose The Sexauer Foundation Jillian R. Stillman Manuel Vara Kristen Winckler Ian Rosenblum Mary Sexton James Stone Jyoti & Anish Vasisth Adam Winer Steven Rosenthal Michael Shadlen Kate R. Stroup Gordon VeneKlasen laine Winters Edward M. Rubin Bruce R. Schaffer Brandon Sudduth Megan & Marc Vetri Micah Wissinger Joshua Rubin Brooke Schafran Mark P. Sullivan Sarah Vigoda Amy R. Sabrin & G. Evans Witt David A. Ruder Eytan Shapiro Radi Sultan Amelia Vinal Wendy Wolf Ruth & Jack Glantz Family Myles Share Susan Sarandon Charitable The Viniar Family Foundation Steve Wolowitz Foundation Amy Sherman Foundation Ralph Max Von Hollweg The Wonderful Company Kerri A. Ryan Elizabeth & David M. Sherman Rachel E. Sussman Karen E. Wagner Foundation Jason Rico Saavedra Barbara Sherr Sidney Sutter Jonathan Wainwright WowToyz SAJ Synagogue Rebecca A. Shoval Judith C. Sutton Benjamin Walker Alan Wu S.L. Benfica Transportation Matt Shroyer Szilvia & Charles Szmuk- Paula S. Wood & Josh X10 Business Management Nara Sadagursky Claire Shulman Tanenbaum Wallach Limited Kenneth Salerno Jeffrey S. Siegel Sriram Tadepalli Sheldon Wallman Stephen Yalof SalesForce Jonathan Siegel Louis Tassan Brad Walsh The Yen Family Charitable Rebecca Saletan Jerry Silbert Kenenth C. Tassaro William P. Walsh Foundation Louis Salvaterra Jonathan D. Sills The Taub Family Foundation, Karen Walter Robert Usdan & Amy Yenkin Michael Salvatore Noah H. Silverman Inc. Thomas Barry & Susan Matthew Yu John Sanderson Nathaniel Simmons Glenard J. Taylor Waltman Stephanie Zacchino Michael Sanderson Daniel A. Simon Tabitha Tavolaro Bill W. Washabaugh Elizabeth Zeldin Sandpiper Fund, Inc. Mark Simonoff R. Alexandra Taylor Pamela Wasserstein Ana J. & Thomas R. Zidian Norman Sandys Mary G. Singh Carol L. Teamer Kathleen F. Spessbach & David Rae & Michael Zimmerman Santacon.org Cheryl A. Sirulnick Nancy & Craig R. Tenney E. Webb Barbara & Donald Zucker The Sarah Tod Fund John Slattery Francisco Tezen Alan W. Weber Thomas Zydowsky Susan Sarandon Lawrence Slaughter Joe Thorpe Mervyn Weeks 19,000+ VOLUNTEERS DONATED 62,836 HOURS OF SERVICE TO STRENGTHEN AND SUPPORT FOOD BANK’S FOOD DELIVERY-DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AND MEMBER NETWORK.

2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 19 FOOD DONORS Indicates Million Meals Club Member

Mellinghoff International, LLC Evergreen Produce BAKERIES Mesada International Trading, Inc. FARMERS/ Grow NYC - Cassanova Street Arnolds Modesti Brothers GROWERS Grow NYC - Rockefeller Center Alidoro Mondelez National Claim Center Grow NYC - Union Square Agrosons, LLC Baked by Melissa Nestle USA, Inc. GreenMarket Agrusa Between The Bread Panna & Pomodoro Corp. Hansen Farms, LLC Ambrosial Harvest Bimbo Bakery Pidy Gourmet Hunts Point Produce Market Capro, Inc. By The Way Bakery Plated Jerry Shulman Produce Shipper The CSA Corbin Hill Food Project Port Royal Sales LPD Katzman Produce/Bloom Fresh Feed Farm Fresh, Inc. Gold Medal Bakery Post Consumer Brands York DC Lynn-Ette & Sons Farmers Pantry J&S Hot Bagel Price Master Corp. MSC Brokerage, LLC Farmigo Junior’s Restaurant Quality First Produce, Inc. Miller Quality Produce Forgotten Harvest Just Bagels Rainforest Distribution Corp. New Eastern Fresh Produce Geneva Farms Lafayette Grand Cafe & Bakery Season Corporate Produce Depot Gotham Greens Levain Bakery Cookie Company Seoul Trading USA, Co. RBest Produce Guans Mushrooms Panera, LLC Smithfield Packing Sky High Farm, LLC Jetro SMP Marketing, LLC Tartucorp Produce Lucky’s Real Tomato SOURCE Water USA, LLC Torrey Farms Musacchio Farms DAIRY Sparboe Foods, LLC Triple G Farms Park Slope Food Coop Sunup, Inc. Voelpel Farms, Inc. Cambridge Dairy Rubin Brothers Swift Transportation Wayne E. Bailey Produce Co. Humpty Dumpty Eggs, Inc. Sky Vegetables Syro Logistics Wells Farm Muuna, Inc. Sterman Masser, Inc. Sysco Western Harvest Pete & Gerry’s Organics, LLC Uncle Vinny’s Enterprises Tay Shing Corp. Williams Farms, LLC Turkey Hill Dairy US Fresh Tickle Water Zilnicki Farms Le Moustache Veg-Fresh NY, Inc. TMI Trading Corp. WM H. Kopke Trans-Packers Services Corp. Wells farm DISTRIBUTORS Tropical Express RETAILERS/ Zilnicki Farms Abraham Natural Foods UBS AG GROCERIES Vasinee Food Corporation All Natural Products Aldi The Veri Soda Company Ampco Distribution Services, LLC MANUFACTURERS Conagra Grocery Products, Inc. Vitamin Water Argo Tea Duane Reade Wakefern Food Corp. Canada Dry Baldor Specialty Foods Eataly NY, LLC Walong Marketing, Inc. ChileBoss, LLC Banza FreshDirect WD Henry & Sons Frank Brunckhorst Co./Boar’s Head BCS International Corp. Gristedes Chain Wonton Food, Inc. Brand Big Geyser Meat Hook Young Shing Trading Frito-Lay, Inc. CH Robinson Plated Chef’s Choice Grandi Pastai Italiani Nourish Snacks ShopRite Supermarkets Chefswarehouse EVENTS/CATERERS Starbucks Citarella Proctor & Gamble Tropicana Super Stop & Shop Clear Lane Freight Systems 82nd Street Academics Target Danone Waters of North America FortuneBuilders The White Moustache Diamond Foods, Inc. Hotel Central Park MEAT Eco Meal Organic iHeart Radio Esco Sales Impact 4 Good Malafy’s Meat Processing, LLC SEAFOOD Keller Williams Nebraskaland Feeding Children Everywhere Blue Ribbon Fish Co. Lighthouse Charity Foundation Premio Foods, Inc. Fodera Foods Fair Fish Co. Maverick Caterers, LLC The Food Exchange Joe Monani Fish Company, Inc. Metro North Railroad Gourmet Guru Monte’s Seafood Emporium Moe Parnes PRODUCE Gregory Packaging SeaFrigo-Fairmount C/O Jacquet Neighborhood Charter School of Grow And Behold Foods A & J Produce North America Corp. Harlem H. P. Hood, LLC Associated Produce Universal Seafood, Inc. IKEA North America Services New York Giants Ayco Farms J & S Foods New York Hua Lian Tsu Hui Temple Bally Produce Corp. KDI/ACME NYC Wine & Food Festival D&G Produce, Inc. Kraft National Claim Center The Pack Shack D’Arrigo Brother Co. Krasdale Foods, Inc. Tori Fernandes Dagele Brothers Produce Lavazza Premium Coffee UJA - Federation of New York Dan Dunsmoor Farms Lieber’s Kosher Foods Union Square Events Dave Ludlum Produce, LLC Loacker USA YouGiveGoods, LLC E. Armata

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20 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY OUR GOVERNMENT PARTNERS STRATEGY COUNCIL Senators Charles E. Schumer and NYC Comptroller SHERYL BOYCE Kirsten Gillibrand NYC Department for the Aging BAY VIEW HOUSES RESIDENT ASSOCIATION NYC Congressional Delegation NYC Department of City Planning Brooklyn District 18 Corporation for National and NYC Department of Consumer Affairs Community Service NYC Department of Education MARIA CINTRON THE HOPELINE Federal Emergency Management Agency NYC Department of Environmental Protection Bronx Districts 1 & 2 Internal Revenue Service NYC Department of Parks and Recreation United States Department of Agriculture NYC Department of Probation BISHOP JEROME CRAWFORD United States Postal Service NYC Department of Youth & Community MORRISANIA BAPTIST CHURCH The Governor of the State of New York Development Bronx Districts 3 & 6 NYS Senate NYC Economic Development Corporation SWAMI DURGA DAS NYS Assembly NYC Housing Authority THE RIVER FUND NEW YORK NYS Attorney General NYC Human Resources Administration At Large NYS Comptroller NYC Office of Emergency Management STEPHEN GRIMALDI NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets NYC Opportunity NEW YORK COMMON PANTRY NYS Department of Health NYC Service At Large NYS Office of General Services Bronx Borough President AVROHOM HECHT NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Brooklyn Borough President JEWISH COMMUNITY COUNCIL OF CANARSIE Assistance Manhattan Borough President Brooklyn District 5 The Mayor of the City of New York Queens Borough President NYC Council Staten Island Borough President MURIEL KEEL NYC Public Advocate INTERNATIONAL PENTECOSTAL CITY MISSION Brooklyn District 17

MAJ. SHARON SWEETING-LINDSEY (RET.) SPECIAL THANKS TO: VETS INC. AVS Construction Services Corp. The Greater Boston Food Bank At Large Brooklyn Historical Society Hal Dorfman, Architect Infinity Systems REV. VERDELL MACK Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP Intercontinental® New York Barclay Hotel GOSPEL HILL BAPTIST CHURCH City University of New York Island Harvest At Large Community Food Bank of New Jersey JetBlue The Consumer Financial Protection Board Maryland Food Bank DENNY MARSH Feeding America The New School NEIGHBORS TOGETHER At Large The Feil Organization New York Cares Food Bank For New York City Advisory New York City’s elected officials MICHAEL MCFADDEN Committees and Culinary Council Non-Food Service Providers ST. PAUL PENTECOSTAL KINGDOM BUILDERS FOOD Food Bank For New York City Board of Directors Philabundance PANTRY Brooklyn District 16 Food Bank For New York City Staff Randy Apfelbaum Food Bank For New York City Volunteers Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York SULTANA OCASIO Food Bank of Central New York Share Our Strength MUSLIM WOMEN’S INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH & Food Bank of Delaware Snug Harbor Cultural Center and DEVELOPMENT Bronx District 4 Food Bank of South Jersey Botanical Garden Food Bank of the Southern Tier Staff and Volunteers of Nonprofit Community REV. MARC T. PIERRE Food Bank of Western New York Food Programs GOSPEL ASSEMBLY FOOD PANTRY FoodLink Thompson & Knight Queens District 12 Friends and Funders of Food Bank For United Federation of Teachers CARMEN REYES New York City William Vitacco Associates, Ltd. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ECUMENICAL FOOD PANTRY The Fund for the City of New York Manhattan District 12 DOREEN RUTTY BRONX BETHANY COMMUNITY CORPORATION JUNIOR BOARD Bronx District 12 ANNIE MOHAN, CHAIR JOSEPH “JJ” JOHNSON DR. MELONY SAMUELS CADWALADER, WICKERSHAM & TAFT, LLP INGRAINED HOSPITALITY BED-STUY CAMPAIGN AGAINST HUNGER ASHLEY ALSTON VICTORIA MCCULLOUGH Brooklyn District 3 SADIE LARK TUMBLR GREGORY SILVERMAN OLIVIA BENJAMIN MONICA MCPHERSON WEST SIDE CAMPAIGN AGAINST HUNGER GOLDMAN SACHS KERING At Large

SARAH BENNETT MELISSA MITCHNER JOHN WEED GOOGLE THE BARK SHOPPE BRONXWORKS Bronx District 5 JULIA BODNER DEVON MOSLEY WILLIAM MORRIS ENDEAVOR AGENCYIMD, INC

JENNIFER CHAPLIN JOHN TRUMBLE SOUTHERN GLAZER’S WINE AND SPIRITS FARRELL ULRICH EMILY CHONG CREATIVE ARTISTS AGENCY NATIONSWELL JENNIFER WINES TAMARA DAWSON FIDELITY INVESTMENTS BED-STUY CAMPAIGN AGAINST HUNGER ETHAN YAKE ALIZE GARCIA ALL HANDS VOLUNTEER LINKNYC

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