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ADELAIDE Melbourne NEWCASTLE SYDNEY BRISBANE OzHarvest BOOK OF THANKS Annual Report 2013 THANKs a million ozharvest is constantly surrounded by magnificent individuals and organisations from volunteers, in-kind sponsors, food and financial donors and ambassadors who give their services, time money, food or goods so generously. This support allows OzHarvest to continue doing what we do — that is rescue food, redistribute it to people in need and continue to educate people about food waste, the environment, sustainability and food security. We must recognise some incredible organisations that go above and beyond and continue to help us, so that we can help our most vulnerable Australians. As we have thousands of supporters who are so important and who we would like to recognise, we have again created this Book of Thanks to acknowledge each and every one of you. Please forgive us if we have missed your name, and please do tell us so that we can ensure it appears in our Book of Thanks next year. Thank you everyone for everything you’ve done for OzHarvest. Without your help — we would not exist. There are some extra special superheroes we must mention. GOODMAN+ Apex pacific services MACQUARIE GROUP FOUNDATION CANTARELLA BROS / VITTORIA COFFEE caltex australia Woolworths city of sydney FRUIT BOX Qantas harvest hub accor bain & company THYNE REID FOUNDATION bob & pete’s NIB FOUNDATION Allens Lawyers klein family foundation Sargent’s pies foundation Wood Foundation Aldi Wesley mission brisbane crittah ozsale droga federal australian government ernst young COSTco liquid ideas pages ken hall gastronomy frost* group FDC ADELAIDE FINANCIAL DONOR Zero Waste SA /Wood Foundation /Westpac /West Torrens Library Service /Volvo Group Australia Pty Ltd /Volunteering SA&NT Inc. /Urban Renewal Authority /UniSA - Mawson Lakes Campus /Thyne Reid Foundation /The Soup Shop /The Kingdom /The Hungry Australian /The Food Studio /Talent International /TAFE SA Regency International Centre /Sustainable Focus Pty Lyd /State Member for Schubert /Skala Bakery /Rotary Club of Holdfast Bay /Restaurant and Catering South Australia /Repat Foundation /Peter Leyden 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