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www.dailybread.ca Hunger is not about food, it’s Who We Are

Whether it’s driving the trucks, supporting our member agencies, We’re more than just a food bank. We’re working hard to make an about poverty. running the onsite food bank, coordinating volunteers, conducting impact in the community by not only providing food and resources research, educating youth, fundraising for money or food, crunching the to the people who need it most but also by looking at ways to numbers, making meals for the homeless or sending the orders out in solve the issues that lead to hunger in the first place. We bring the warehouse, Daily Bread’s staff is dedicated to fighting hunger. individuals, companies, schools and community groups together to Letter from the Chair of the Board and Executive Director learn about hunger and how they can help. We provide information With eight trucks and over 50 full-time staff, we work hard every day and resources to clients who are here because they’re hungry, but to provide food and resources to a network of approximately 170 are hungry as a direct result of poverty. Daily Bread Food Bank runs Our staff and board continue to dedicate themselves both personally maximize the amount of space available. Our storage space, and our food banks and community agencies that distribute food through a number of programs designed to empower individuals on low and professionally to the fight against hunger. In addition to raising and capacity to store food, has now increased substantially. over 200 programs. With the invaluable assistance of volunteers, we incomes and build community engagement and interest in issues of distributing enough food to provide for 794,000 client visits and over sort, pack and distribute up to a million pounds of food a month. poverty and hunger. 150,000 nutritious meals, we’ve accomplished a lot in the fight against • The number of corporate groups to volunteer over the past year hunger this past year. Below are just some of the highlights: increased by 58 per cent as we expanded not only the types of volunteer opportunities we have available, but also revamped the Food Drive Results • Committed to supporting our member agencies, Daily Bread program to ensure we were creating a great experience for volunteers held a conference called Fighting Hunger: Inviting Change that that would last far beyond one afternoon at Daily Bread. explored how to create safe, respectful and welcoming food 1,300,000 lbs $1,300,000 • We are continuing to advocate for all three major Ontario programs for all clients. 1,200,000 lbs $1,200,000 political parties to support the adoption and implementation of an • With a generous donation from Tim Hortons we secured a new Ontario Housing Benefit, which would go a long way to supporting 1,100,000 lbs $1,100,000 1,000,000 lbs $1,000,000 hybrid truck; helping to continue our environmental sustainability people on low incomes. Please take a look at www.dailybread.ca to Food (in pounds) efforts and allowing us to distribute and pick up more food. find out more about this initiative and how it will help the fight 900,000 lbs $900,000 Funds (in CDN$) against hunger. 800,000 lbs $800,000 • With gas costs continually rising, we also implemented new planning software in our transportation department that has Hunger is not about food, it’s about poverty. Hunger is about not 700,000 lbs $700,000 allowed us to decrease the cost of distributing food by maximizing having enough money at the end of the day to buy nutritious food for 600,000 lbs $600,000 our time on the road. you and your family. Poverty is vicious, cyclical and devastating to the 500,000 lbs $500,000 physical and mental well-being of so many in the community. Many of 400,000 lbs $400,000 • The Peoples Blueprint Review Conference in April mixed influential

the people who come to food banks and meal programs for help need 254,700 lbs $279,300 300,000 lbs $300,000 policy makers, poverty advocates and the chairs of the current more than just food – they need affordable housing and good job Commission for the Review of Ontario Social Assistance with opportunities, retraining or educational opportunities, affordable child 200,000 lbs $200,000 people with lived experience of poverty who discussed their care, mental health and medical care. For many of us, being able to 100,000 lbs $100,000 research findings on how poverty and the current social assistance 480,000 lbs $335,000 1,169,000 lbs $1,300,000 afford food is a privilege. It should be a right. 0 lbs $0 system is affecting low income Ontarians. Find out more about this Spring Fall Holiday project, done in partnership with Voices from the Street, at Thank you for continuing to support Daily Bread Food Bank, and the www.peoplesblueprint.com. fight against hunger in our communities. Food In / Food Out • In our production hall we have expanded our working area and Sincerely, created two new sorting areas for fresh vegetables and other 80% perishable products. We have also better designed our warehouse to Eric Meerkamper Gail Nyberg Chair of the Board Executive Director 70% Food In* (total: 11,050,000 - 100%) 60% Food Out* (total: 11,050,000 - 100%) 50% *in pounds 40% 30% 2011 Key Statistics about Hunger 6,891,000 1,753,000 2,333,000 6,744, 000 1,808,000 828,000 20%

10% 73,000 377,000 152,000 107,000 678,000 482,000 794,000 -126, 000 0% client visits 36% 19% 40% 72% $925 Banks to Daily Bread member of food bank of children go of adults go of income median monthly Waste Schools Prenatal Prenatal & Hostels Programs Programs Programs Inventory

agencies between April clients are income for a food Change In hungry at least hungry at least is spent on Purchased Other Food Other Food Food Banks Food Food Drives Food Tenant Food Food Tenant Food Staples Staples Food

2010 and March 2011 children once a week once a week bank client IndustryFood housing Meal Programs Outside Toronto Outside Neighbourhood PROGRAM LISTINGS Treasurer’s Report

Community Development to respond calmly and effectively hot meals a year to hostels, empowering individuals who face I am happy to report that Daily Bread has had another successful financial year despite ongoing and Engagement in conflict situations. We also ran shelters and community centres. barriers to employment by challenges. A $408,000 operating fund surplus allowed us to transfer $243,000 to the Food Fund Our Advocacy Program trains 18 Food Safety Training courses These programs provide a safe providing training opportunities to meet the continuing high food needs of our clients, as they gradually recover from the recent volunteers and provides support for staff and volunteers across the place for marginalized and to learn job and life skills in our economic downturn. We also increased support to our member agencies by $39,000, up 17% over to our clients who require city. The Community Action Fund vulnerable people in Toronto. 4,500 sq ft kitchen. This program 2010 and 25% over the average of the last three years. Overall we finished the fiscal year with a information or need help in such is an emergency grant program Clients can enjoy a complete benefits approximately 30 people surplus of $20,000. areas as housing, education, that provides funds for food healthy meal based on the each year in an intensive, 16-week employment or social assistance. programs to develop and expand Canadian Food Guide Standard. training period. To improve communications and transparency with our stakeholders, this year we have adopted This includes provision of Income their infrastructure. Last year 28 the functional basis of financial reporting that is available to charities under Canadian generally Hungry City Research Tax Clinics in partnership with the agencies benefited from this fund accepted accounting principles. This shows that approximately 30% of our program expenditures Educating youth about who is Why are people going hungry Institute of Chartered Accountants with over $150,000 distributed. hungry in our communities and and what can we do to find went to services other than food distribution – supporting Toronto food banks, our Food Services of Ontario and budget planning Food Bank and Distribution why is the first step in the fight long-term solutions? We know Training Program, and public education and policy – up from 27% last year. Food purchases came in sessions. The Growing For Change In addition to collecting and to end hunger. Daily Bread’s providing food to people at approximately 23% (2010 – 24%) despite a 9% reduction in the number of food bank client visits Community Garden provides distributing food to our network educational program, Hungry struggling with hunger is only a compared to 2010’s all time high – note, however, that 2011 visits were still 6% over 2009 and 16% people on social assistance with of 170 member agencies, we are City, educates, engages and temporary solution. Our research over 2008. valuable life skills. also a distribution hub for the empowers students to learn program focuses on finding Creating Better GTA and a provincial distribution more about the root causes of innovative solutions by building Daily Bread continues to be in good financial health. Unrestricted cash reserves stand at the $2 Neighbourhoods centre assisting Ontario poverty and hunger through our knowledge base through our million mark, representing somewhat less than four months’ operating costs, allowing us to weather Provides information and Association of Food Banks in our educational website annual Who’s Hungry survey as the summer months and handle any other contingencies that might occur. Going forward, a key assistance on how to develop equitably sharing food resources www.hungrycity.ca and well as giving a voice to people challenge continues to be maintaining our supply of donated and purchased food. We deeply food banks, meal programs using throughout Ontario. provides a way for students to with lived experience of poverty appreciate the financial and food support our funders generously provide. This ongoing support a community development get involved by volunteering. through community based continues to be critical in serving our communities, as we continue our mission of meeting our Healthy Meal Program model. Daily Bread ran 9 research projects such as the clients’ short-term needs while attacking the underlying causes of hunger. and Nutritious Meals Food Services Training Program Non-Violent Crisis Intervention People’s Blueprint. Prepared onsite in our training By addressing the root causes of workshops providing people with Sincerely, kitchen, we deliver over 150,000 poverty, this program is aimed at the skills and strategies to be able Alex Sandahl Treasurer Taking a closer look at the VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

Volunteers are the foundation of Daily Bread Food Bank. We simply could not “I love learning new things. I‘m happy to be given do what we do without their dedication and commitment. They don’t just sort new challenges so I can develop new skills.” food – they answer our phones, direct people to local food banks, assist clients STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT MARCH 31, 2011 in our New Toronto Street and Allan Gardens Food Bank, interview food bank ~ Frances, Daily Bread Food Bank Volunteer Operating Community Building Invested in clients during our annual survey and help prepare food in the kitchen. Fund Food Fund Action Fund Reserve Fund Capital Assets 2011 Total 2010 Total ASSETS Last year, Daily Bread increased the number of unique individual volunteers as Current: Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,492,391 $ 496,080 $ 268,465 $ 1,420,236 $ $ 4,677,172 $ 4,769,581 well as the number of groups coming in. Volunteers worked 26,200 shifts for a Accounts receivable 224,235 3,836 228,071 107,023 total of 93,855 hours worked. The total volunteer hours equals about 53 Inventory of food 119,270 119,270 87,374 full-time employees working 35 hours per week for 52 weeks. Group volunteers Prepaid expenses 76,221 32,777 4,290 113,288 103,001 2,792,847 651,963 272,755 1,420,236 5,137,801 5,066,979 helped to sort and pack over 2 million pounds of food last year. Long term investments 1 1 1 Every single department at Daily Bread, from Finance to Advocacy to Capital assets 4,911,278 4,911,278 4,500,837 Operations, relies on the generosity of spirit and the valuable gift of time that 2,792,848 651,963 272,755 1,420,236 4,911,278 10,049,080 9,567,817 our volunteers give to us every day. LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current: Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 425,823 54,161 2,186 29,007 511,177 361,243 Deferred contributions 479,683 122,801 47,350 649,834 338,472 905,506 176,962 49,536 29,007 1,161,011 699,715

Net assets: Addus – Employer of the Year Award Unrestricted operating fund 1,887,342 1,887,342 1,991,975 Awards Invested in capital assets 4,911,278 4,911,278 4,500,837 George Brown Centre for Hospitality and Culinary Arts Community Partnership Award (Creating Health Program) Food fund 475,001 475,001 549,379 Community action fund 223,219 223,219 320,235 JobStart - Employer of the Year Award Building reserve fund 1,391,229 1,391,229 1,505,676 JobStart - Client of the Year Award: Ransford Mensah 1,887,342 475,001 223,219 1,391,229 4,911,278 8,888,069 8,868,102 2,792,848 651,963 272,755 1,420,236 4,911,278 10,049,080 9,567,817 Pride Toronto Parade Awards - Best Group Costume Reena - Employer of the Year Award STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGES IN NET ASSETS FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 2011 SUPPORTERS TOP SUPPORTERS

Operating Community Building Invested in Corporate $5,000 + Earth Fresh Foods Inc. Foundation Jenny Santos Food Fund 2011 Total 2010 Total Erb Transport Kevin Burke Foundation at Jill S. Kitchen Food and Fund Drives Fund Action Fund Reserve Fund Capital Assets Adastra Corporation Fresh Advancements Inc. the Toronto Community John G. Buchan Revenues: Ally Credit Canada Ltd. 1. CBC Radio One Toronto Gambles Ontario Produce Foundation Keith Whiteley Apoquindo Minerals Inc. Donations Gay Lea Foods Co-operative Ltd. Lee Tak Wai Foundation Lawrence Schafer 2. Citytv Bank of America Merrill Lynch Individuals $ 3,263,347 $ 571,891 $ 19,413 $ $ $ 3,854,651 $ 4,106,341 General Mills Canada Marion Ethel Kamm and Linda Somerville Canada 3. Greater Toronto Apartment Association Corporation Frederick John Kamm Mark & Jannie Henkelman Corporations and foundations 1,195,067 202,950 500 1,398,517 1,246,407 C.A. Delaney Capital Grocery Innovations Canada Charitable Trust Mark Caiger 4. McCarthy Tetrault LLP Fundraising events 421,021 10,700 155,034 586,755 649,660 Management Ltd. H.J. Heinz Company of Canada N.A. Taylor Foundation Mark Jaine Campbell Company of Canada 5. Muslim Welfare Centre Scarborough Bequests 322,137 322,137 152,423 Ltd. Pace Family Foundation Marty Cutler Canadian Tech Air Systems Inc. 5,201,572 785,541 174,947 6,162,060 6,154,831 Italpasta Ltd. Pauline and Don Smith Maryanne Wiley 6. Torys LLP Catalyst Copper Corp. ITWAL Ltd. Family Foundation through Matthew Boulos CIBC 7. Bennett Jones LLP Designated program grants 228,895 228,895 186,347 Kellogg Canada Inc. The Oakville Community Michael Balter & Alonna Cisco Systems Canada Co. Government grants 63,946 198,551 262,497 295,300 Kimberly Clark Inc. Foundation Goldfarb 8. Office of the Premier and Ontario Public Service Cormark Securities Inc. KNV Food Corp. Ralph & Maureen Phillips Family Nebojsa Radovanovic Fee-for-service revenues 94,314 94,314 86,259 Dion, Durrell + Associates Inc. 9. Stikeman Elliott LLP Kohl & Frisch Ltd. Foundation Randall D. Abramson Investment income 53,528 26,900 80,428 56,068 Discovery Racing & Horsemen’s Kraft Canada Inc. RBC Foundation Richard J. Balfour 10. Koskie Minsky LLP Benevolent and Protective Other income 29,471 29,471 26,611 Kuehne & Nagel Inc. Salesforce.com Foundation Robert Richardson Association Lassonde Beverages Canada Inc. Sharna Foundation Robert Roland & Sandra L. Rafos 5,671,726 984,092 174,947 26,900 6,857,665 6,805,416 Franklin Templeton Investments Liberte Natural Foods Inc. Sodexo Foundation Inc. Ronald Lebi 3rd Party Events Corp. Expenses: Loblaws Companies Ltd. STARS Trust, c/o BMO Rory T. Keilty Green Shield Canada 1. 2011 PDAC Partnering for Charity Reception Manoucher Food Co. Nesbitt Burns Ryan McKegney Food distribution operations 1,696,518 1,696,518 1,751,476 Guyana Frontier Mining Corp. Maple Leaf Foods Inc. Steelworkers Humanity Fund Sam Evangelista 2. 12th Annual canstruction® Food preparation and purchases 1,043,762 1,302,148 2,345,910 2,439,356 HD Supply Litemor Maple Lodge Farms Limited The Andy and Beth Burgess Sarah Rosen HiTech Structures Inc. 3. HoHoTO Member agency support 575,003 271,963 846,966 777,519 Mars Canada Inc. Family Foundation Scott Lamacraft Horizonte Minerals Kitchen training program 278,177 278,177 260,297 Martha’s Garden Inc. The Atkinson Charitable Sonani Fonseca 4. Purolator Tackle Hunger ING Real Estate Canada LP Matrix Logistics Foundation Stu Kedwell & Candice Holmes Research and public policy 591,437 591,437 539,740 INV Metals Inc. 5. WEG & Discovery Racing Race Against Hunger Maypole Dairy Products Ltd. The Buchan Family Foundation Stuart McLean Fundraising and food solicitation 646,957 646,957 570,446 Johnston Industrial Plastics Ltd. McCain Foods Inc. The Burton Charitable Suzanne B. Labarge 6. Halloween for Hunger - Public Vanish JTI-MacDonald Corp. Administration 431,733 431,733 399,715 Metro Ontario Ltd. Foundation Tanya L. Duhaime Kellogg Canada Inc. 7. 26th Annual Lady Jays Food Drive Molinaro’s Fine Italian Foods Ltd. The Catherine and Maxwell Ted Flaxman 5,263,587 1,302,148 271,963 6,837,698 6,738,549 Kraft Canada Inc. Monco Produce Inc. Meighen Foundation Ted Ryan 8. CEP National Convention Loblaw Companies Ltd. Morrison Lamothe Inc. The Conn Smythe Foundation The Gogan Family Molson Canada 9. CYKL Food Bank Challenge Nature Fresh Farms The Delaney Family Foundation Thomas Kierstead Excess (deficiency) of revenues ORBIS 408,139 (318,056) (97,016) 26,900 19,967 66,867 Nestle Canada Inc. The Derrick Brenninkmeyer William and Phyllis Waters 10. Friends in Bellwoods over expenses Re/Max Ontario-Atlantic O’Dough’s Bakery Charitable Foundation William Jefferson Banfield Net assets, beginning of year 1,991,975 549,379 320,235 1,505,676 4,500,837 8,868,102 8,801,235 Canada Inc. Ozery’s Bakery Inc. The EJLB Foundation Estate of Geoffrey T. Wills Rescon Financial Corporation Amortization 321,654 (321,654) Parmalat Dairy & Bakery Inc. The George Lunan Foundation Estate of Melvin Kitler School Food and Fund Drives Retail Communications Group Purchase of capital assets (466,197) (272,834) 739,031 PepsiCo Foods Canada The Great Gulf Homes Estate of Helen Morton Butler Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel 1. Graduate Students' Union, University of Toronto Priority brands Charitable Foundation Estate of Peter Cregan Buckley Proceeds on disposal of capital assets 6,936 (6,936) SIR Corp. Procter & Gamble Inc. The Henry & Berenice Estate of Geraldine Militza 2. Sir Oliver Mowat Collegiate Institute Approved Board allocations (375,165) 243,678 131,487 Sprott Asset Management LP Redpath Sugar Ltd. Kaufmann Foundation Shepherd Sunpan Trading & Importing Inc. 3. Runnymede Junior and Senior Public School Net assets, end of year $1,887,342 $475,001 $223,219 $1,391,229 $4,911,278 $8,888,069 $8,868,102 Saputo Dairy Products Canada The Henry White Kinnear Estate of Wendy Burns TD Bank Financial Group Schenker of Canada Ltd. Foundation Estate of William Walton 4. Treeline Public School Teck Resources Ltd. Select Food Products Ltd. The Hylcan Foundation Estate of Helen Gertrude McGill Teehan + Lax 5. St. Brendan Catholic School Shoppers Drug Mart The Jackman Foundation Estate of John Edward Wood The Adapt-Able Design Group Smucker Foods of Canada Corp. The Jean Rich Foundation, *Deceased 6. Ellesmere-Statton Public School The Pampered Chef Sobeys Inc. c/o PwC LLP Walmart Canada Corp. 7. Martingrove Collegiate Institute Soyaworld Inc. The McCarthy Tetrault Wrohan Holdings Company Inc. Media Member Agencies Stoney Creek Distribution Ltd. Foundation 8. Blessed Pope John Paul II Catholic WZMH Artchitects AM680 News Sunflower Kitchen The McLean Foundation 416 Community Support for Women Eastview Neighbourhood Community Matthew House Refugee Scarborough Centre for Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Y.M. Inc. CBC Radio One Toronto Secondary School Sunrise Soya Foods The Nixon Charitable Woodbine Entertainment Group CBC News Toronto Agincourt Community Centre Reception Services Healthy Communities Centre Sun-Rype Products Ltd. Foundation 9. Josyf Cardinal Slipyj Catholic School Ontario Risk and Insurance Citytv Services Association Emmanuel Howard Park United Church McClain Park Scarborough Community Toronto East Seventh Day Adventist Sysco Canada The Paloma Foundation Management Society Etobicoke Guardian 10. Milne Valley Middle School Agincourt Pentecostal Church Ethiopian Association Meadowvale East Apostolic Church Breakfast Club Church TFB & Associates Ltd. The Philip Smith Foundation Mastermind Educational OMNI News All Saints Church Evangel Hall Mission Metropolitan United Church Scott Mission Toronto Friendship Centre Thai Indochine Trading Inc. The Robert Campeau Family Technologies Inc. Ming Pao Daily News Allan Gardens Food Bank Eva’s Phoenix Miracle Temple Ministries Food Bank Second Base Youth Shelter Toronto People With AIDS Foundation The Hershey Company Foundation * Nielsen Company of Canada FLOW 93.5 Food Industry Alpha House Flemingdon Park Ministry Food Bank Monsignor Fraser College Seventh Day Adventist Church Oshawa Toronto Tamil Seniors Association Tiffany Gate Foods Inc. The Sprott Foundation Comp Sit Inc. Toronto Sun Archway Fort York Food Bank Mornelle Simcoe Hall Settlement House Touchstone Youth Centre Trilogy Egg Products 1. Kraft Canada Inc. CBI Health Group Toronto Star * Unico Inc. ArtHeart Community Art Centre Foster Food Club Mt. Olive Sistering - A Woman’s Place Transition House Ontario Risk and Insurance Individual $2,500 + 102.1The Edge 2. Gambles Ontario Produce Unilever Canada Inc. Beach Interfaith Outreach Fred Victor Centre Native Canadian Centre of Toronto Sojourn House Trinity Temple Management Society - ORIMS Afsaneh Asayesh 3. Saputo Dairy Products Canada Bethlehem United Shelter Fresh Start Native Child and Family Services of Sorauren Food Bank Tulips Food Sharing * Unisource Canada Alan & Louise Redway Organizations Black Creek Food Sharing Friendship Food Program Toronto South Asian Women’s Centre Turning Point Youth Services W.T. Lynch Foods Ltd. 4. Dominion Farm Produce Co. Food Industry Alexander Becks Richmond Hill Christian Blake/Boultbee Tenant Food Program George Brown College Food Bank Native Men’s Residence St. Ann’s Parish Food Bank Tuxedo Court Walmart Canada Corp. in-kind, 5,000 lbs + Angela Ho Community Church 5. Procter & Gamble Inc. Weston Bakeries Ltd. Anita Oder Blue Door Shelters Glen Rhodes United Church Native Women’s Resource Centre St. Bartholomew’s Church Food University of Toronto Food Bank Advantage Sales & Marketing 490824 Ontario Inc. Arthur J. Peltomaa 6. General Mills Canada Corporation Braeburn Neighbourhood Place Gooch Tenant Program Neilson Seniors Helping People Programs University Settlement House Agropur Division Natrel St. Basil’s Church Foundations $2,500 + C. Bruce & C. Mary Ann Burton Breakaway: The Satellite Good Neighbours’ Club Nellie’s St. Christopher House Adult Literacy Vaughan Road Food Bank Atlas Logistics Inc. Toronto Theosophical Society 7. Atlas Logistics Inc. A & A King Family Foundation Carolyn M. Ross* Brimley Acres Good Shepherd Ministries New Toronto Street Food Bank St. Clair Tenants Walmer Road Baptist Church Bedessee Imports Ltd. John Howard Society of Toronto Audrey S. Hellyer Charitable Christopher Watson 8. Danone Inc. Broadview Food Sharing Grace Food Share Oasis Dufferin Community Centre St. Felix Centre Warehouse Mission Berniker Enterprises Ltd. Graduate Students’ Union, Foundation David Wai & Linda Chan Calvary Baptist Church Haven on the Queensway Our Place Community of St. James Food Basket Weston King Neighbourhood Centre Bradford & District Produce Ltd. University of Toronto 9. Parmalat Dairy & Bakery Inc. B & B Hamilton Fund at the Deborah Barrett Canadian Red Cross Mobile Food Bank Helping Hands Alliance Hope Centre St. John the Compassionate Mission Willowridge Residents Buchanan Group Muslims Implementing Zakat Toronto Community Douglas Bradley & Mary Killoran 10. Earth Fresh Foods Inc. Carribean Canadian Catholic Church Holy Family Breakfast Our Saviour Lutheran Church St. Michael’s Homes Women’s Habitat Burnac Produce Associated Network Foundation Eligio Marini * Burnbrae Farms Ltd. Kingsway-Lambton United Christ Church St. James Food Pantry Homes First Society Pape Food Bank St. Monica’s Place Women’s Health in Women’s Hands Blumberg Family Foundation Elizabeth Ann & Robert Stevens C.O.D. Fresh Church Christie Ossington Hope CDI Parent Resources St. Ninian’s Food Bank (Chakula Bora) Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (The Elizabeth Gordon Volunteer Groups * Caledonia Produce Distributors St. Andrew’s United Church Neighbourhood Center House of Faith Prayer Assembly Parish of St. Margaret St. Paul’s Basilica Food Bank Woodbine Heights Baptist Church BLG Foundation) Elizabeth Squissato Calkins & Burke Ltd. First Alliance Church 1. CORE Lifestyle Strategies Christie Refugee Welcome Centre Humewood House Park Public School St. Stephen’s Corner Drop In Wychwood Open Door Drop In Centre Carter Layne Charitable Erin Taylor * Campbell Company of Food Banks Canada Church of the Redeemer John Gibson House Parkdale Activity Recreation Centre St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Church YMCA O’Connor Focus Community Foundation Ethel Harris 2. TD Bank Financial Group Canada Ltd. Ontario Association of Food Churches by the Bluffs Julliette’s Place (Homeward (PARC) Storefront Humber Inc. Yonge Street. Mission CAW Social Justice Fund George D. & Del M. Milbrandt Canada Bread Company Ltd. Banks 3. TD Waterhouse Canada Inc. Churches On The Hill Family Shelter) Parkdale Community Food Bank Street Haven Hostel and Drop In Youth Unlimited Du Sablon-Lank Family George S. Taylor Canada Dry Mott’s Inc. Toronto Professional Fire Foundation Glenn Dobby 4. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Community Alliance Church La Paz Parkdale Community Health Centre Streetlight Support Services Youthlink Cara Fighters’ Association George Cedric Metcalf Guy Catton Ryerson Students Union LAMP Parkdale Focus Breakfast Club Syme Woolner Neighbourhood Y’s Wish Cargill Meat Solutions Kiwanis Club of Casa Loma 5. American Express Charitable Foundation Ivan Canjar Community Food Room LOFT Community Services Parkdale Parents’ Primary Prevention and Family Centre YWCA Durham - Adelaide House Corporation The Toronto Trucking Gerald Sheff and Shanitha Jack Kay 6. Fletcher’s Creek Senior Public School Cooper Mills Lourdes Food Bank Project Teesdale Place Food Bank YWCA Tenants Association Chapman’s Association Kachan Charitable Janet Dewan Cornerstone Community Association Mabelle Breakfast Program Parkdale Project Read The Lighthouse Centre YWCA Women’s Shelter Cocomira Confections Inc. 7. Erin Centre Middle School Foundation Jean Walker COSTI Reception Centre Mabelle Food Program Parkwoods Rayoak The Stop Community Food Centre ConAgra Foods Canada Inc. Harvey and Annice Frisch Family Jeffrey Davies 8. Ernest C. Drury School for the Deaf Covenant House Toronto Malvern Healthy Community Regent Park Community Centre The Tower Membership discontinued Danone Inc. Foundation Jeffrey Lipton * Dial Canada Inc. 9. Hewlett Packard Canada Co. Creating Together Cupboard S.H. Armstrong Community Toronto Adventist Community 2010/2011 Jordan and Lynne Elliott Family Jeffrey S. Rosenthal Danforth Ave Food Share Margaret Frazer House Recreation Centre Services New member in 2010/2011 Dominion Farm Produce Co. 10. Bank of Montreal Dr. Roz’s Healing Place Matt Talbot & St. Michael’s Home Sanctuary Ministries Toronto Christian Resource Centre East York-East Toronto Family Resources BOArD OF DIRECTORS AGENCY COUNCIL SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM

Executive Kathleen Nicoll (North Toronto) Executive Director: Gail Nyberg Canadian Red Cross Mobile Food Bank Eric Meerkamper, Chair Associate Executive Director: David Carroll Elaine Crossland, Vice-Chair Janet Elliott (Central Toronto) Director of Agency Relations: Gail Gould Alexander Sandahl, Treasurer The Lighthouse Community Centre Director of Research and Communications (On secondment): Michael Oliphant John McMillan, Secretary Talena Jackson (East Toronto) Margaret Frazer House Acting Director of Communications: Sarah Anderson Directors Lynne Carino (RegentPark/Cabbagetown) Acting Director of Research: Richard Matern Kevin Borden Lourdes Foodbank Acting Director of Development: Linda Ciotola John Cowling Kevin Borden (Board Member) Senior Operations Manager: Laurie Snyder Meera Dhebar Toronto People with AIDS Foundation Manager of HR and Volunteer Services: Ron Duke Michelle Quintal (West) Mike Schaefer John Gladki Parkdale Activity Recreation Centre (PARC) Anne Kothawala Christine Markwell (Scarborough) Shirley Leibovitch Agincourt Community Services Association Belinda Longe Al Shulman Judy Wallace (Etobicoke) Greg Smith St. James Food Basket Elizabeth Squissato John Stapleton

fighting to end hunger in our communities.

Daily Bread is a registered charitable organization Registered Charity Number: 11888 1549 RR0001

191 New Toronto Street, Toronto, ON M8V 2E7 Tel. 416.203.0050 Fax. 416.203.0049 www.dailybread.ca