Aloha, Family and friends of foodbank

We are pleased to share the many accomplishments of our 36th year of serving Hawaii's hungry.

Thank you for your continued support that helped feed 1 in 8 people in Hawaii, including 53,000 keiki. Through your generosity and belief in Hawaii Foodbank, we distributed more than 12 million pounds of food in 2019. With the help of our food partner network, which includes more than 200 charitable agencies and food bank programs, we provided food for nearly 9.5 million meals to feed the hungry in our communities.

It was a year of new opportunities and exciting growth for Hawaii Foodbank's programs. In 2019, our Food 4 Keiki School Pantry program expanded to eight schools on O‘ahu. In addition, we launched two additional Keiki Pantries at the Kalihi YMCA Teen Center and Hoa ‘Aina O Makaha, which serve five more schools nearby. Going into the 2019-2020 school year, we also laid important groundwork for the Food 4 Keiki program on Kaua‘i. We prepared for the school year by installing School Pantry equipment at five different schools, including our first high school — Kaua‘i High School.

In addition to our core work of gathering and distributing food, our focus on public policy and advocacy is now a critical component to Hawaii Foodbank’s work, as well. In the coming year, we will continue to focus on important issues that pertain to our role as an advocate and voice for our hungry ‘ohana.

I am extremely grateful to report the organization ended 2019 with improved finances, as well. Our hard work and service were recognized by Charity Navigator, the leading charity evaluator in the United States. For the 10th consecutive year, Hawaii Foodbank attained Charity Navigator’s coveted 4-star rating for demonstrating strong financial health and commitment to accountability and transparency. Charity Navigator evaluates 1.5 million charities across the country, and only two percent have received at least 10 consecutive 4-star evaluations. This exceptional designation demonstrates our trustworthiness to the public.

Donors want accountability, transparency and results — and we have delivered. This did not happen by chance or because of our respected reputation, alone. Rather, it is the result of extremely hard work by compassionate people who are committed to serving our community.

Through it all, we know none of this is possible without the dedicated support of our donors, food partner agencies, local growers, food manufacturers, corporate partners, volunteers, staff, Board of Directors and entire community. Your passion, compassion and ongoing commitment bring us closer to achieving the goal of a hunger-free Hawaii. Humbly, we say, "Mahalo."

With much respect and aloha,

Ron Mizutani, President and CEO

2 2019 ANNUAL REPORT HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG Serving the people of Hawaii for 36 years Our MISSION The people of Hawaii are one ‘ohana. Hawaii Foodbank provides food so that no one in our family goes hungry. We work to gather food and support from our communities. We then distribute food through charitable agencies to those in need. Our mission is from the heart, and we will fulfill our mission with integrity, humanity and aloha.

Hawaii Foodbank distributed more than 12 million pounds of food on O‘ahu and Kaua‘i in 2019.

HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG 20192019 ANNUALANNUAL REPORT 3 HUNGER touches everyone

This includes many kūpuna and even veterans like 81-year-old Felix, who served in the Air Force for 20 years. After retiring, he worked hard as an auto mechanic for 20 more years. But despite working hard his entire life, a fixed retirement income makes it difficult to make ends meet.

FILLING the Need Many individuals and families in Hawaii must use coping nourish, support and sustain 1 in 8 people in Hawaii. This mechanisms for their hunger. This means opting in for includes a growing number of kūpuna and more than cheaper, unhealthier food options and skipping meals. To 53,000 keiki who are at risk of hunger in our community. get by, many even forego essential needs like housing, medicine, utilities, education and transportation. With the help of our network, we serve low-income families, the working poor, homeless individuals, disabled To help fill this gap, Hawaii Foodbank works with a veterans, the underemployed and unemployed, and network of more than 200 food partner agencies to people in need of emergency food assistance.

4 2019 ANNUAL REPORT HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG ABOUT HAWAII FOODBANK

Hawaii Foodbank is a non-profit 501(c)3 agency that provides food assistance to the state of Hawaii. We serve O‘ahu and Kaua‘i directly while partnering with The Food Basket to serve Hawai‘i County and Food Bank to serve Maui County. Together, we work to ensure that no one in our Hawaii ‘ohana goes hungry.

Hawaii Foodbank distributed more than 12 million pounds of food, including 3 million pounds of fresh produce, on O‘ahu and Kaua‘i in 2019.

Disaster Relief

1% SOURCES OF FOOD Manufacturers, Food Wholesalers Drive 8% Hawaii Foodbank operates out of two locations: our 23,668 square-foot & Growers 30% Food warehouse on O‘ahu and our 4,750 square-foot warehouse on Kaua‘i. Purchase Both warehouses are AIB inspected and certified for food safety. In our 10% warehouses — we receive, inspect, sort, inventory, store, and distribute USDA perishable and non-perishable food. Retailers 13% We receive food from food manufacturers and growers, food 38% purchases, food retailers and wholesalers, Feeding America, individual and corporate food drives, and federal food commodities.

Shelters & Soup Kitchens

3%

Keiki & DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD Kupuna Food 8% Pantries Other* Hawaii Foodbank partners with food pantries, homeless shelters, 6% soup kitchens, domestic abuse shelters, rehabilitation centers 28% and others to distribute food through feeding programs like the Neighbor Islands following: ‘Ohana Produce Plus, multiple Food 4 Keiki programs, the 4% Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program and the Senior Food Box ‘Ohana Produce Program. Plus Program 51% * This includes programs for rehabilitation centers, domestic abuse shelters and residential programs.

Hawaii Foodbank is a certified member ofFeeding America — the nation’s largest hunger-relief organization, encompassing a network of 200 food banks across the United States. Hawaii Foodbank is also a proud partner agency of Aloha United Way and Kaua‘i United Way.

HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 5 HAWAII FOODBANK Board of Directors

BOARD OFFICERS James Wataru Tim Takeshita Blake Ishizu United Public Enterprise Holdings Hawaii Foodservice Jeff Moken Workers Union, Alliance Chair AFSCME Local 646 Beth Tokioka Hawaiian Airlines Island Utility Crystine Ito Jason Wong Cooperative Rainbow Drive-In Christina Hause Sysco Hawaii Vice Chair Sonia Topenio Nicole Kato Kaiser Permanente Lauren Zirbel Bank of Hawaii MidWeek Hawaii Food Industry James Starshak Association Laurie Yoshida Woo Ri Kim Secretary Corteva Agriscience Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i Community Volunteer EXECUTIVE PARTNERS BOARD ALAKA‘I Ryan Loo Neill Char YOUNG LEADERS Moana Surfrider, Treasurer Rick Blangiardi A Westin Resort & Spa, First Hawaiian Bank Hawaii News Now Toby Tamaye Waikiki Beach Chair Ron Mizutani Chuck Cotton AT Marketing LLC Reena Manalo President and CEO iHeartMedia HDR Inc. Hawaii Foodbank Ryan K. Hew Dennis Francis Food Drive Del Mochizuki BOARD OF DIRECTORS Star-Advertiser Committee Chair UHA Health Insurance Hew and Bordenave LLP Scott Gamble D.K. Kodama Jay Park LH Gamble Co. D.K. Restaurants Hannah Hyun Park Communications Marketing Terri Hansen-Shon EMERITUS Committee Chair Jean Pfau Terri Hansen & ADVISORY BOARD Good Swell Inc. Na Ali‘i Consulting Associates Inc. Cindy Bauer Christina Morisato Kyle Shimoda Denise Hayashi Surfing the Nations Events Committee Chair INPAC Wealth Solutions Yamaguchi Current Affairs Hawaii Wine & Food Festival Jade Moon Kelly Simek Community Volunteer Maile Au KHON2 Peter Heilmann University of Hawai‘i Matson Inc. Ali Nikkhoo Foundation Randy Soriano Community Volunteer The RS Marketing Group David Herndon Kelsie N. Cajka Hawaii Medical Service Sheri Rolf Blue Zones Project – Hawaii Jason Thune Association Rolf Advertising Hawaiian Telcom Daniel Chun Charlie King Daryl Sato Alaska Airlines Colonel Toma King Auto Center Community Volunteer Young’s Market Co. Casey Eugenio of Hawaii Jennifer Lam KAUA‘I Aqua-Aston Hospitality Bank of Hawaii ADVISORY BOARD Avery Yoo Loryn Guiffre aYs Consulting LLC Reggie Maldonado Charlie King Mint Communications Pasha Hawaii Lead Representative King Auto Center Jason Haaksma Michael Miller Enterprise Holdings Tiki’s Grill & Bar Waikiki Bill Buley The Garden Island Daniel Hee Greg Sato Newspaper Wells Fargo Advisors Kobayashi Sugita & Goda Dr. Addison Bulosan Michelle Hee Darin Shigeta The Specific ‘Iolani Schools American Savings Bank Chiropractic – Kauai

Keola Siafuafu Diane Keeler Hawaiian Electric Co. Inc.

Toby Tamaye Lesah Merritt AT Marketing LLC Safeway Inc.

Mark Tonini Ashley Nagaoka Hawaii Foodservice Alliance Hawaii News Now

Jeff Vigilla Patrick Ono Chef Point of View Matson Inc.

6 2019 ANNUAL REPORT HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORGHAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG Hawaii Foodbank Food Partner Agencies

O‘AHU FOOD PARTNER AGENCIES Kalihi Union Church St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Kalihi-Palama Health Center St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church Abundant Grace Church Kaumakapili Church Su Gran Alabanza Abundant Life Church King’s Chapel Sunset Beach Christian Church Aiea Seventh-day Adventist Church Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services Surfing the Nations ALEA Bridge – Public Housing and Enabling Services Susannah Wesley Community Center Alternative Structures International – Youth & Family Services Sutter Health Kāhi Mōhala Angel Network Charities Kū Aloha Ola Mau Tenrikyo Taiheiyo Church Ark of Safety Christian Fellowship Kualoa-Heeia Ecumenical Youth (KEY) Project Trinity Church Central Oahu Armed Services YMCA Labor Community Services Program Trinity Missionary Baptist Church – Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickham/Headquarters Lanakila Pacific Voice of God Ministries – Marine Corps Base Hawaii – Lanakila Kitchen Wahiawa Seventh-day Adventist Church – U.S. Army Schofield Barracks/Wheeler Army – Meals on Wheels Waianae Baptist Church Airfield Light and Salvation Church Waianae Coast Christian Womens Job Corps Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii Lighthouse Outreach Center Wai‘anae Coast Community Foundation – Charles C. Spalding Clubhouse Living The Word Ministries – Project D.A.T.E. Wai‘anae Coast Comprehensive Health Center – Hale Pono Ewa Beach Clubhouse Metro Christian Church – Health Promotions Department Brethren of Christ International Mutual Housing Association of Hawai‘i Waikiki Community Center Calvary Assembly of God Nanaikapono Protestant Church Waikiki Health Calvary Chapel Pearl Harbor New Hope O‘ahu – Next Step Shelter Cedar Assembly of God New Hope Kapolei – Youth Outreach Central Samoan Assembly of God New Life Body Of Christ Christian Church Waimanalo Seventh-day Adventist Church Central Union Church Windward North Shore Christian Fellowship Waipahu Seventh-day Adventist Child & Family Service Olivet Baptist Church Waipahu United Church of Christ – Domestic Violence Shelter Once A Month Church Windward Baptist Church – Ewa Family Center Opportunities and Resources Inc. – Healthy Families O‘ahu Our Lady of Good Counsel – Strong Families Home Visiting Our Lady of Kea‘au KAUA‘I FOOD PARTNER AGENCIES Christ Centered Community Church (C4) Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Church of Christ at Pearl Harbor Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii City of Joy Assembly of God Our Lady of Sorrows Church – Kapa‘a Clubhouse City of Refuge Christian Church Hawaii Our Lady of the Mount Catholic Church – Lihue Clubhouse Community People Ministries Pacific Islands Bible Church – West Kauai Clubhouse Dynamic Compassion In Action Palama Settlement Calvary Chapel Lihue EPIC ‘Ohana Inc. Paradise Chapel Catholic Charities Hawai‘i Ewa Beach Baptist Church Parents and Children Together Child and Family Service Ewa Beach United Methodist Church – Early Head Start – Hale Ho‘omalu Family Center Family Promise of Hawaii – Ulupono Family Strengthening Program – Hale Nana's House First Assembly of God – Economic Development Center Church of the Pacific – Central Oahu – Oahu Family Peace Center Eleele Baptist Church - Red Hill – Kaneohe Community Family Center Hale ‘Ōpio, Kaua‘i – Windward – Kuhio Park Terrace Family Center Hawai‘i Health & Harm Reduction Center First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu at Ko‘olau – Kuhio Park Terrace Community Teen Program Hina Mauka First United Methodist Church of Honolulu – Ohia Domestic Violence Shelter Holy Cross CatholicChurch – Meals Ministry The Parish of St. Clement Hui ‘O Nā Mākuahine Ho‘okahi ‘O Kauai Foundation of Spiritual Liberty in Christ Partners In Development Foundation Jesus Reigns Fountains of the Living Water Christian Mission – Nā Pono No Nā ‘Ohana Kalaheo Missionary Church Full Gospel Church of Oahu Po‘ailani Inc. Kapa‘a Missionary Church Full Gospel Temple The Private Sector Hawaii Kaua‘i Bible Church Good Samaritan Episcopal Church Residential Youth Services & Empowerment (RYSE) Kaua‘i Economic Opportunity Gregory House Programs River of Life Mission Kauai Lighthouse Outreach Center – Save the FoodBasket Ronald McDonald House Charities Hawaii Kauai North Shore Food Pantry Habilitat Sacred Heart Church – Waianae Kawaikini New Century Public Charter School Hale Kipa – Youth Outreach The Salvation Army – Hawaiian & Pacific Islands King’s Chapel Kauai Hale O Honolulu Clubhouse – Addiction Treatment Services Lihue Court Townhomes Hale Ola Ho‘opakolea Inc. – Adult Rehabilitation Center Lihue Missionary Church Hawaii Cedar Church – Camp Homelani Malama Kaua‘i Hawaii Church of God of Prophecy – Family Services Office – Mala‘ai Kula Hawai‘i Health & Harm Reduction Center – Family Treatment Services – Mea‘ai Hawaii Literacy – Kaneohe Corps Community Center Mobile Munchies Help, Understanding & Group Support (HUGS) – Kauluwela Mission Corps Community Center Ohana Christian Fellowship Hina Mauka Shriners Hospitals for Children Honolulu St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church Honolulu Community Action Program South Shore Christian Fellowship – The Ranch St. Raphael Church – Central District Service Center Church St. William Catholic Church – Kalihi-Palama District Service Center Spirit Filled Christian Fellowship The Salvation Army – Hawaiian & Pacific Islands – Leeward District Service Center Saint Mark Lutheran Church – Hanapepe – Windward District Service Center Saint Pius X Church – Lihue Corps Honolulu Fil-Am Church St. Ann’s Catholic Church – Project Share U-Turn for Christ Hope Chapel Kahuku St. Anthony of Padua Church Westside Christian Center Assembly of God Hui Mālama O Ke Kai Foundation St. Elizabeth Catholic Parish YWCA of Kaua‘i - Women's Center Hui O Hau‘ula St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church Immaculate Conception Church Ewa St. George Catholic Church Institute For Human Services St. John the Baptist Catholic Church PARTNER AGENCIES THAT HELP ANIMALS - Moiliili St. Jude Catholic Church - Tutu Bert’s House St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Abandoned and Feral Cat Friend Jesus Is Alive Fellowship St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church Hawaiian Humane Society Ka Hana O Ke Akua United Church of Christ St. Michael Parish Malama Popoki

HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 7 NOURISH Our ‘Ohana ‘OHANA PRODUCE PLUS

For more than 20 years, Hawaii Foodbank and participating food partner agencies have distributed millions of pounds of fresh produce, assorted dry goods and non-perishable food items to under-served communities through the ‘Ohana Produce Plus program. Recipients of this program include families with low income, individuals with disabilities, the homeless, working poor and more. For many people, ‘Ohana Produce Plus is their only source of fresh fruits and vegetables.

Last year, Hawaii Foodbank worked with 51 food partner agencies on O‘ahu and Kaua‘i to distribute more than 2.6 million pounds of fresh produce and more than 3.7 million pounds of baked goods, dairy products, eggs, cereal, snacks, beverages, canned goods and other items.

FOOD 4 KEIKI

SCHOOL PANTRY PROGRAM

The Food 4 Keiki School Pantry program serves as a critical food resource for young students, their siblings and their families. The School Pantries provide after-school snacks for young students, as well as additional family food bags to take home. Bags are filled with canned proteins, canned meals, dry goods, snacks and more.

In 2019, Hawaii Foodbank opened School Pantries at Ka‘ewai Elementary School, Kamaile Academy, Kipapa Elementary School, Ma‘ili Elementary School, Pu‘uhale Elementary School, Wahiawa Elementary School and Wai‘anae Elementary School. Two additional Keiki Pantries were also opened on non-Department of Education grounds to serve students and families from other nearby schools. The Kalihi YMCA Teen Center serves students from Farrington High School and four Kalihi middle schools, and Hoa ‘Aina O Makaha serves students at neighboring Makaha Elementary School. Throughout the 2018-2019 school year, 11,702 students received family food bags to take home.

FEEDING OUR FUTURE

Feeding Our Future is a summer lunch program for children at risk of hunger. Hot lunches were distributed by our food partner agencies, including Catholic Charities Hawaii, Institute for Human Services, Princess Ka‘iulani Elementary School, Mutual Housing Association of Hawai‘i, and the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii.

Photo by Dennis Fujimoto / The Garden Island Garden The / Photo by Dennis Fujimoto Last summer, Feeding Our Future distributed 8,216 meals to hungry keiki.

8 2019 ANNUAL REPORT HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG Our ‘Ohana SENIOR FARMERS’ MARKET NUTRITION PROGRAM

The Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) provides low-income seniors with greater access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Program participants can redeem vouchers for items like fresh produce, herbs and honey at participating Farmers’ Market vendors. This program is provided in partnership with the State of Hawaii and the Office of Community Services.

From April to September 2019, the Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program served 6,328 certified participants on O‘ahu and Kaua‘i. Each senior received $50 worth of vouchers.

SENIOR FOOD BOX PROGRAM

The Senior Food Box Program, otherwise known as the Commodity Supplemental Food Program, distributes food boxes to improve the health and mental status of seniors with low income. Boxes contain supplemental foods such as non-fat dry milk, cheese, cereal, juice, peanut butter, rice, canned meat, fruits, vegetables, and more. This program is provided in partnership with the State of Hawaii and the Office of Community Services.

Last year, the Senior Food Box Program served 5,812 qualified seniors. A total of 24,233 senior food boxes were distributed on O‘ahu and Kaua‘i.

HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 9 NOURISHING Kaua‘i PREPAREDNESS AND RELIEF

As Hawaii Foodbank Kaua‘i closed out the previous year, In 2018, we converted a trailer into a Mobile Food Pantry we had a chance to look back and ask, “What did we learn with the assistance of partners like Kaua‘i United Way. It from this past year?” Through it all, we remain convinced was a critical tool in providing necessary assistance to that the people of Kaua‘i are as resilient as the best in the the Hā‘ena-Wainiha communities, which were heavily world. impacted by the flooding and landslides. Through corporate and individual donations, Hawaii Foodbank A devastating flood and a near hurricane miss proved no Kaua‘i and its network of food partner agencies provided match for our close-knit community. As many suffered more than 380,000 pounds of food and emergency the loss of their homes, property and employment — the supplies to those in need. This provided essential rest of our Kaua‘i community banded together to provide nutritional assistance to displaced families through half heartfelt assistance. of 2019 due to the extended highway closure. Today, the

10 2019 ANNUAL REPORT HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG Across Hawaii, 1 in 6 keiki struggle with hunger.

Hawaii Foodbank Kaua‘i distributed more than 1.3 million pounds of food, including 181,919 pounds of fresh produce, on Kaua‘i in 2019. Mobile Food Pantry continues to deliver food to families in need. The flooding and road closures may now be over, but we know there is still more work to be done.

And, we know we don’t do this work alone. It is due to the efforts of donors like Kaua‘i United Way; partners like Walmart and Safeway; our network of food and depression for too many of our neighbors. This is partner agencies, including the Christ Memorial Church, unacceptable. Church of the Pacific, St. William Church, and U-Turn for Christ; and so many more. Disaster preparedness and We hope that our work will help them feel less stressed relief is truly a collaborative effort, and we are grateful. and more hopeful for a better tomorrow. We firmly believe that everyone should have enough safe and nutritious food While all of this emergency relief took place, Hawaii to thrive. Our ultimate dream is that we can create an Foodbank Kaua‘i continued its service to the 13,000 island community without hunger — one that will positively Kaua‘i residents who already rely on us every day. With impact our health, education, social development and the support from our volunteers, food partner agencies economy. Eliminating hunger is fundamental to ensuring a and donors — we distributed more than 1.3 million better future for all of us on Kaua‘i. pounds of food to our island ‘ohana.

Approximately 73 percent of our client households are With gratitude and aloha, food insecure, which means they do not always know where their next meal will come from. Our humble clients often find themselves making very difficult choices — decisions like cutting down portions, skipping meals or even going entire days without eating. This Wes Perreira, promotes an environment of uncertainty, malnutrition Kaua‘i Director

HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 11 Our ‘ohana KOKUA of volunteers donated in Action 27,172 Our Hawaii Foodbank volunteers play a vital role in the flow of food that comes hours through our warehouses every day. Inside the warehouse, volunteers inspect dry of service food and produce donations by checking the integrity of food products, sorting in 2019. categories and boxing items for warehouse storage. This helps prepare food for distribution, so we can get it more efficiently to those in need. Warehouse volunteers also provide important administrative and clerical assistance. Beyond our warehouse walls — volunteers provide valuable support to our food partner agencies, special projects and year-round events.

Ending hunger in Hawaii is truly a collaborative effort. Last year, 6,933 dedicated volunteers donated their time and energy to help us fulfill our mission.

spirited Support We are grateful for the spirit and support of volunteers like Velma Yokoyama. In addition to volunteering with a group of friends every Friday in the office, Velma is a mainstay at many of Hawaii Foodbank's special events.

12 2019 ANNUAL REPORT HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG Foodbank Events

GOLF CLASSIC FOOD DRIVE DAY CHECK-OUT HUNGER Feb. 21, 2020 Aug. 15, 2020 November 2020 through January 2021 Join Hawaii Foodbank's Hospitality Food Drive Day is Hawaii Foodbank's flagship Check-Out Hunger helps shoppers make a Coalition and help "putt" an end to hunger. fundraising event. On this special day, staff major difference in somebody’s life just by The annual Golf Classic provides a fun-filled and volunteers gather food and funds at adding a small donation to their grocery day of golf, a variety of on-course activities various collection sites throughout the entire bill. Sponsored by Meadow Gold, Check- and competitions, prizes, complimentary state of Hawaii. A highly-anticipated, yearly Out Hunger takes place every winter at a food and beverages, and more. The event fundraising effort — Food Drive Day unites wide variety of participating concludes with a special awards ceremony businesses, organizations, groups and other across O‘ahu, Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i Island and and dinner. individuals in the fight to end hunger. Maui.

GREAT CHEFS® FIGHT HUNGER HUNGERWALK BLACK OUT HUNGER March 14, 2020 Date TBD November 2020 Great Chefs® Fight Hunger treats guests to The Harry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong Black Out Hunger is an annual event hosted a variety of delicious entrées, beverages Foundation presents HungerWalk, a one-mile by Alaka‘i, Hawaii Foodbank's dedicated and desserts crafted by O‘ahu’s top chefs, walk to raise important funds to help nourish group of young leaders. Guests wear all black beverage purveyors and sweet geniuses — our hungry ‘ohana. Monies raised will benefit as a commitment to “blacking out” hunger all while lending a hand to Hawaii's hungry. Hawaii Foodbank's food partner network, in Hawaii. It’s a great opportunity for young The fundraiser also features a silent auction, consisting of O‘ahu’s food pantries, feeding professionals and community leaders to live entertainment, special VIP experiences programs, homeless shelters, rehabilitation network and connect — all while supporting and more. centers, soup kitchens and more. Hawaii Foodbank's mission.

STAMP OUT HUNGER® CANSTRUCTION® HOLIDAY FOOD DRIVE SEASON May 9, 2020 October 2020 November through December 2020 The National Association of Letter Carriers' Join AIA Honolulu and Hawaii Foodbank for The Holiday Food Drive makes it easier for Stamp Out Hunger® is the country's largest Canstruction®. Architects, builders, allied businesses, organizations, schools, clubs, single-day food drive, and it provides an designers and engineering professionals families and individuals to give gifts of easy way to donate food to local residents in team up and put their building skills to the food — and hope — to families who are at-risk need. The community is encouraged to leave test as they creatively “CANstruct” giant of hunger. The season of giving culminates donations at their mailbox for their letter structures made entirely out of several at Pack da House, a special community carriers to collect and distribute to Hawaii thousand cans of food — all to be donated celebration co-hosted with Goodwill Hawaii Foodbank. to Hawaii Foodbank. at the neighboring warehouses.

FOOD DRIVE SEASON May through August 2020 Ensuring there is enough food to feed Hawaii's hungry is an ongoing challenge. The annual Food Drive season helps Hawaii Foodbank rally support and raise awareness about hunger in Hawaii. Businesses, organizations, groups and individuals are invited to host their own food and fund drives leading up to Food Drive Day.

HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 13 Financial summary

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2019 FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2019

UNRESTRICTED REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT ASSETS

Food Contributions $24,157,787 Cash $6,869,184 Contributions from the Public $5,123,708 Trade Receivables, Net of Allowance $468,916 Shared Maintenance Fees $602,738 Food Inventory, Net of Reserve $2,051,197 Special Events Revenue $288,068 Prepaid Expenses & Other $36,554 Investment and Other Income $1,031,741 Board Designated Funds Total $31,213,042 Building Expansion $675,000 Net Assets Released from Restrictions $1,003,253 Agency Assistance $2,200,000 Total Unrestricted Revenues, Gain & Other Support $32,216,295 Building and Equipment Replacement $2,353,000 Disaster Mitigation & Relief $500,000 EXPENSES Food Purchase $3,264,421 Rainy Day $229,865 Program Services $28,985,536 Neighbor Island Emergency $1,560,000 Management, General & Other $1,024,232 Property & Equipment, Net $3,623,867 Fundraising $1,117,204 Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trust $222,521 Total Expenses $31,126,972 Endowment for Building Maintenance $400,000 Increase in Unrestricted Net Assets $1,089,323 Endowment for Agency Assistance $400,000 Total Assets $24,854,525 CHANGES IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Contributions from the Public $799,713 Interest Income $14,987 Liabilities Net Assets Released from Restrictions ($1,003,253) Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses $448,074 Decrease in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets ($188,553) Due to Agencies $595,171 Other $36,443 CHANGES IN PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Total Liabilities $1,079,688

Change in Value of Charitable Trust $270 Net Assets Increase in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets $270 Unrestricted and Undesignated $9,482,872 Increase in Net Assets $901,040 Unrestricted and Board Designated $10,782,286 Total Unrestricted $20,265,158 NET ASSETS Temporarily Restricted $2,487,058 Beginning of Year $22,873,797 Permanently Restricted $1,022,621 End of Year $23,774,837 Total Net Assets $23,774,837 Total Liabilities & Net Assets $24,854,525

SOURCES Aloha United Way Shared Combined Federal OF FUNDS Maintenance Campaign Fee Grants & 1% Government 8% 1% Programs Our organizational model enables Investment 27% Income 12% 93% Special Individuals, of all expenses Events Direct Mail to be used for program support. 21% & Newsletter 30%

The figures presented in this financial summary are unaudited.

14 2019 ANNUAL REPORT HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG MAHALO FIGHT HUNGER HUI Dr. and Mrs. David Grossman Ms. Margaret Mckernan Mr. Chet Urata O‘ahu Recurring Donors Vincent and Kerry Guerreiro Mr. and Mrs. Victor Meyers Mr. Richard van Bodegom Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Ms. Ann Michaud Mr. Jack Vega Ms. Cassandra J. L. Abdul Hagmann Bruce and Cyndee Mirante Ms. Debbie S. Verhulsdonk Ms. Diane E. Adkins Mrs. Lorena S. Hanyu Mr. Gary S. Miyamoto Ms. Danette H. Victorino Ms. Carol Aki Mr. Stephen Harris Mr. Patrick T. Miyamura Dr. Candace M. Wada, D.D.S. Ms. Danette Akiyama Mr. and Mrs. Ricky L. Hartsell Moanalua Gardens Ms. and Mr. Jennifer Walter Mr. Clayton Apilando Mrs. Suzanne Haverty Missionary Church Ms. Ava Walton Ms. Judith Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hayes Ms. Fay Molina-Sagon Dr. Allan Wang Mr. Thomas A. Arnold Sheldon and Lois Henderson Ms. Katherine Moritomo Mike and Ann Deborah Mr. Allen H. Awaya Mrs. Minerva J. Holt Sanford and Frances Murata Washofsky Mr. Michael G. Bannan Liz Holthaus Ms. Ana Murray Ms. Linda Weeks Mrs. Su-Ann Y. Banuilos Ms. Kay Hong Ms. Rachel Netski Ms. Joanne V. Weldon Dr. Christoph Baranec Ms. Sachiko Hosokawa Ms. Ann Nishihira Rev. Loren Werner Pastor Dan and Mary O. Benedict Mr. Michael M. Howard Ms. Sarah Nishioka Mr. and Mrs. Perry J. White Ms. Mary Bertolino Mr. Bruce M. Howe Mr. Marvin Nitta Mr. Dennis Whiteherse Mr. Kenneth G. Best Dr. Henry Hsieh Ms. Megan O'Connell and Ms. Renee M. Winchester Ms. Teresa Bill Mr. Odell Hubbard Mr. Warren Ripley Ms. Cindy Winegar Mrs. Erin Block Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hunt Mr. Keith Okuna Mr. John Winnes Laurel and Milton Bloombaum Mr. Colin Hunter Ms. Kirsten L. Oleson Mrs. Donna Wisenbaugh Mr. Thomas Borland Mr. and Mrs. Kyle M. Ida Dayle and James Onishi Ms. Heidi Wong Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Boylan Ms. Julie A. Iezzi Mr. Steven J. Oppenheimer Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wong Ms. Sheri Brown Rev. Sharon M. Inake Ms. Judy Q.U. Park Ms. Laura F. Woods Severine Marie Pierre Busquet Dr. Kerry Ishihara Ms. Maria Patten Mr. and Mrs. Rodney T. Buzz's Original Steak House Ms. Pamela Y. Ishihara Mr. Ronald Pensari Yamamoto Mr. Drew Byers Ms. Jeanne Iwashita Mr. and Mrs. William Perry Ms. Carolyn L. Yanagi Ms. Janis Calton Mr. David Jackson Ms. Judy Peterson Edward and Susan Yi Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cambra Ms. April James Ms. Laurie A. Pietris Mr. Dean M. Yokotake Candace M. Wada, D.D.S. Susan and Harley Jennings Mr. and Mrs. John Pitre Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. Yonashiro Mr. William W. Carreira Mrs. Vineeta Jetley Mr. Robert J. Porter Mr. Everett B. Young Ms. Noel I. Carreon Mr. Norman M. Johnson Mr. James William Potter Jr. Ms. Teik-Seng Yu to our Donors Ms. Paula S. Carroll Ms. Esther B. Justice Ms. Laura Kay Rand Mr. and Mrs. James Yuen Ms. Mary Jo Castro Mr. John S. Kapanui Mrs. Jeanette Redmond Ms. Kelli Ann Zakimi Ms. Stella C. Catalan Mr. and Mrs. Ken S. Kato Staff Sgt. Mark Reposar Mr. David Zeccardi Ms. Karleen C. Chinen Mr. Walter K. Kawaa W.S. Rogers Mrs. Leigh M. Ching Ms. Annette M. Kawasaki Ms. Evangeline P. Roque FIGHT HUNGER HUI Mr. Eric K. Ching Mrs. Yvette Kay Josette M. Rosof Kaua‘i Recurring Donors Ms. Donna J. Christle Mr. Jonathan Kealoha Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosof Ms. Erin Claggett Ms. Sharon R. Keith Waileia Davis Roster Ms. Paula Bellomo Ms. Simone E. Cole Mrs. Linda Kidani Richard and Judith Rovin Mr. Robert Dixon Michael and Tasha Conching Mrs. Jana Kimata Ms. Vicki Rowe Ms. Michelle E. Domingcil Mr. Keith Cross Mr. Wayne King Mr. and Mrs. Stuart K. Saito Ms. Dianne Gerard Ms. Susan K. Cullen Ms. Stephanie Kishaba Mrs. Shirley Samuelson Mr. Anthony J. Graybosch Daniel and Fatiha Dr. Kathryn Klingebiel Mr. Glenn S. Sato Hoeppner Family Curran-Kheddaoui Ms. Jo Ann C. Kocher Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Sato Mr. Fithian Jones Mrs. Dorothy J. Dale Ms. Nancy C. Koelper Ms. Carmen Scelsa Ms. Margaret M. Jones Ms. Catherine E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Y. Kondo Jr. Col. William A. Schaake Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. King Ms. Doris Domingo Mr. Richard D. Kornowski Mr. George J. Schmelzer Mr. David Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Morgen Donohue Ms. Judith S. Koza Ms. Stephanie D. Scott Mr. David Lemon Mrs. Sharon D. Dowdell Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kroeker Ms. Barbara J. Service Mr. and Mrs. William Ortiz Jr. Mrs. Deborah L. Drickersen Kudlich Insurance Services LLC Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shattuck Mr. David M. Roach Mrs. Deborah Duval Mr. William G. Kunstman Ms. Shannon Shea Mr. Gene Stokley Ms. Gertrude Ebesu Mr. Yoshitsugu Kuwabe Mrs. Jessie Shepherd Ms. Audrey Valenciano Mr. Robert Edmondson Jeraldine and Mel Labrador Mr. Thomas F. Shiu Mr. Jack Vega Ms. Sharon K. Egi Ms. Rachel A. Lange Mr. James A. Simmons Mr. Mark Wolfendale Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Ellinwood Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lastor Ms. Julie Smolinski Ms. Jennifer Engels Ms. Bonnie V. Lau Ms. Sharon L. Soper LAULOA – THE LONG Mrs. Diane F. England Mrs. Alice A. Lee Paul and Matilda Starzyk LEAF OF THE TARO Ms. Erin M. Epp Mr. Erik Lee Ms. Lily Sui-Fong Sun O‘ahu donors of Mrs. Suzanne S. Evans Mr. Steven S. Lee Gerald and Paula Suyama $1,000 or more Mr. Glenn Fernandez Ms. Jacqueline J. Levandoski Ms. Tammi Sweeney Clifford and Gayle Ferreira Mr. Noble Lieu Mr. and Mrs. James D. Swoish 808 Sports Leagues Ms. Karen Foissotte Mr. and Mrs. John Lin Kiley N. Tahara A-1 A-Lectrician Inc. Marice and Nanae Frandsen Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Littman Ms. Leanne Tahara AARP Hawaii Mr. and Mrs. William A. Friedl Miss Juliana Lo Lornna and Chris Takahashi Roy and Amy Abe Ms. Celia Frost Ms. Adriana J. Loomis Mr. Paul K. Tanaka ACBL Charity Foundation Ms. Susan J. Furuya Hung Lu Mr. Bryce M. Tani Access Information Management Geoff and Lena Galbraith Mr. Benjamin Lum Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Y. Tanouye Shunji and Jane Adachi Mr. and Mrs. James A. Giddings Ms. Kay Lynch John and Robin Taylor Adobe Inc. Ms. Janet Gillmar Mr. Tyrell S. Maae Ms. Rizalminda Teocson Ala Moana Hotel Ms. Linda Y. Ginoza Ms. Heide Mar Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Companies Ms. Carolyn J. Gire Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Martinez Tepedino All Nippon Airways Co. Ltd. Dr. Barbie Goodman Mr. Byron S. Masters Michael and Tami Tierney All Within My Hands Foundation Mrs. Cynthia Goss Ms. Laura Matsumoto Mr. Daniel Tobin Aloha Group International Ms. Gabrielle Fenix Grange Ms. Michelle Matsuura Ms. Pamela Torres Aloha United Way Ms. Sarah K. Gray Mrs. Adrienne McCay Ms. Mary E. Tripoli Altres Inc. Ms. Rosemary Griffith Ms. Michele McConnell Mr. Rory Turnbull AmazonSmile Foundation

HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 15 Mr. Keith Y. Amemiya Clarence F.W. & Virginia W.L.C. Harry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong Island Insurance Co. Ltd. Manoa Lions Club American Pacific Mortgage Corp. Young Fund Foundation Tully J. Isle John and Anne Mapes American Savings Bank Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hartley Ms. Janell A. Israel Mrs. Gina L. Marting Ameriprise Financial Denis K. and Phyllis L. Clemente Hawai‘i Community Foundation ITO EN (Hawaii) LLC Marukai Hawaii Co. Ltd Mr. Michael Aranoff and Coast Guard Spouses’ Hawai‘i Community Foundation, Mr. Melvyn T. Iwaki Matson Inc. Mika Yamaguchi-Aranoff Association of Oahu Gloria Kosasa Gainsley Fund Tad and Carol Iwanuma Maui Divers of Hawaii Arbor Global LLC Ms. Dyann Collins Hawai‘i Community Foundation, Robert and Juanita Jacobsen Mr. Robert F. Maynard Shachar and Heidi Argov Community People Ministries Kahuku Community Fund JCI Honolulu McCorriston Miller Mukai Armstrong Foundation Michael and Tasha Conching Hawai‘i Community Foundation, Susan and Harley Jennings MacKinnon LLP Atlas Insurance Agency Inc. Mr. Tim Connolly Susan M. Kosasa Fund Jhamandas Watumull Fund McCully Shopping Center Mr. and Mrs. Richert Au Hoy Corteva Agriscience Hawaii Employers Council Mr. Timothy E. Johns McDonald's Restaurants BAE Systems Hawaii Shipyards Craig and Esther Murobayashi Hawaii Energy Efficiency Program Greg and Kim Jones of Hawaii Inc. Mrs. Donna G. Bair-Mundy Foundation Hawaii Federal Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones Ms. Joan Meagher Ball Corp. Robert Creps and Debra Pfaltzgraff Hawaii Food Industry Ka Hana O Ke Akua United Mr. Peter Meagher Ballantyne and Leonard Mrs. Merlyn I. Crozier Association Inc. Church of Christ Thomas and Melvine Mendes Foundation Ms. Susan K. Cullen Hawaii Hunter Education Program Kāhi Mōhala Behavioral Health Menehune Water Co. Inc. Bank of Hawaii Curves - Kaimuki Hawaii Justice Foundation Kaiser Permanente Mr. Charles Merkel Ms. Beatrice I. Barretto Mr. William C. Darrah Hawaii Lodging and Kalapa Family Charitable Fund Marcus and Cheryl Merner Mr. and Mrs. Duane P. Defend Hawaii Tourism Association Kamehameha Schools Mr. and Mrs. Peter Merriman Bartholomew Jameson and Tracy DeMello Hawaii Medical Service Association Fred and Alice Kamemoto Mr. and Mrs. Victor Meyers Mr. William M. Bass Jr. Dentons US LLP Hawaii National Bank Kapolei Commons Michael B. Wood Foundation Bays Lung Rose Holma Dr. Michael J. DeWeert Hawaii Operating Engineers Howard and Audrey Karr Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Michaelson Becker Communications Inc. Co. Ltd. Industry Stabilization Fund Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kasanow Microsoft Corp. Mr. Richard G. Bell DonationXchange Hawaii Pet Expo Peter and Jill Kashiwa MidWeek Belt Collins Hawaii Ltd. Jana and Larry Dove Hawaii Self Storage Mr. Russell S. Kato and Mr. Michael C. Miller Ben & Jerry's Homemade Inc. Dr. Arthur and Bonnie Ennis Hawaii Shotokan Karate Inc. Ms. Charleen M. Aina Min Plastics & Supply Inc. Bergen County’s United Way Foundation Hawaii State AFL-CIO Marilyn and Steve Katzman Mr. Michael Minogue BF Tile Inc. Dyad LLC and Kawaii Kon Hawaii State Federal Credit Union Kaumakapili Church MIRA Image Construction LLC Josh and Ann Biggers Mr. Kevin K. Eckert Hawaii-Western Keith and Polly Steiner Bruce and Cyndee Mirante Ms. Kimberly C. Biggs Robert and Sharon Ehrhorn Management Group Family Foundation Mitsunaga Construction Inc. Bill and Laurie Hunt Family Fund Electricians Inc. Hawaiian Cement Niall and Melody Kilcommons Mr. Gary S. Miyamoto Ms. Dorothy S. Billingsley Electronic Arts Outreach Hawaiian Electric Co. Inc. Shin Kim MK Engineers Ltd. Mr. Thomas Borland Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Ellinwood Hawaiian Electric Industries Yoshio Kimura MMM Family Foundation Mr. J. Kevin Bourgeois Emergency Food and Shelter Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roderick K. King Moanalua Gardens Bowers + Kubota Consulting National Board Program Hawaiian Financial Kathleen and Barry Kishimoto Missionary Church BoxLunch Enterprise Holdings Federal Credit Union KNDI Radio 1270 AM Moanalua High School Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Boylan Environ Control Inc. Hawaiian Telcom Inc. Knights of Pythias, Mr. Fred J. Moore Andrew and Ellen Bradley ER Marketing Inc. HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Mystic Lodge No. 2 David and Kathryn Moore Mrs. Elizabeth Bremer Ms. Zenaida R. Estrada Union Foundation Ko Olina Resort and Marina Movie Museum Brethren of Christ International A. Van Etten Ms. Denise Hayashi Yamaguchi Kobayashi Group LLC Leslie A. Munro Ms. Eleanor Briggs Mr. and Mrs. James D. Evans Jr. Mr. Mark A. Hayes Kobayashi Sugita & Goda LLP Murphy's Bar & Grill Stan and Theresa Brown Evergreen by Debra Hazel H. Takumi Foundation Koga Engineering & Mr. Ronald Mushock Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Bruce Excelsior Lodge No. 1, 100F Henry and Colene Wong Construction Inc. Mr. Edward T. Nakagawa Mr. and Mrs. John Stephen Buck Expedia Inc. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Koide Mr. Robert M. Nakagawa Buzz's Original Steak House Feeding America Mr. David Herndon Koko Marina Center Ms. Laura F. Nakasone C&S Wholesale Grocers Inc. Fein Fund Ms. Jerri Ann K. Hew Kokua In Kind LLC Nan Inc. Cades Schutte LLP Ms. Christine Feldmann Hickam Federal Credit Union Mary Joan Kong Trust Amy Naylor Ms. Janis Calton Clifford and Gayle Ferreira Hicks Family Charitable Kook Min Hur Foundation Neiman Marcus Group Candace M. Wada D.D.S. Fertility Institute of Hawaii Inc. Foundation KPMG Foundation Ms. Billie C. Nelson Carlsmith Ball LLP Finance Factors Ltd. Ms. Alison Hinazumi Kuan Yin Temple Netflix Inc. Mr. William W. Carreira First Hawaiian Bank Ms. Teri L. Hirano Kudlich Insurance Services LLC Network For Good Mr. Castiglione A. Casauria and First Unitarian Church of Mrs. Lorraine T. Hirokawa Mrs. Virginia Brodhead La Pierre New Hope East Shore Mr. Joseph P. Nicolai Honolulu Sen. Mazie Hirono Laborers' International Union of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Nichols Ms. Lehuanani J. Castro Mr. and Mrs. William A. Friedl Timothy Hiu North America, Local 368 Mr. John L. Noland Mary Lou Cecil Charitable Trust Friends of Hawaii Charities Inc. Honolulu Star-Advertiser Landmark Logistics Corp. Mr. Gary J. North Central Pacific Bank Friends Of Ken Ito Honolulu Waldorf School Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Laskey Oahu District Tennis Association Chambers & Chambers Mr. Kirk Fritz Ms. Elizabeth Honzik Mr. and Mrs. Fook Ki Lau Office Depot, Office Max, Hopaco Wine Merchants Mr. Eric Fujimoto Hope Chapel Waikiki Laurence H. Dorcy Steven and Melba Ogata Mrs. Nancy Y. Chang Mr. Robert T. Fujioka Mrs. M. Bernadette Howard Hawaiian Foundation Ohana Veterinary Hospital Mr. Robert K.Y. Chang Mr. Frank K. Gaison Sr. HSI Mechanical Inc. Andrew and Donna Lee Mr. David Oifer and Philip and Faye Chase Mr. Howard F. Gardiner Mr. Odell Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.Y. Leong Ms. Linda J. Zarchin Mr. Roman Chavez Sheryl P. Gardner, M.D. Patrick and Pamela Huber Lex Brodie's Tire, Brake & Mr. Gerald D. Okamoto Mr. Don Cherry and Gentry Homes Tom and Gloria Huber Service Co. Order of the Eastern Star, Mr. Richard Dulcich German Benevolent Society Hung Wo and Elizabeth Lau Liberty Mutual Foundation Harmony Chapter No. 4 Mr. Kam Tim Chin of Honolulu Inc. Ching Foundation Ms. Deborah Lidgate Oshima, Itomura & Fujimoto Chauncey and Teddie Ching Mr. and Mrs. James A. Giddings IBEW Local Union 1186 Life Church Kailua Our Lady of Sorrows Church Mr. Eric K. Ching Goeas Group of Raymond James Mr. and Mrs. Kyle M. Ida Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Littman Ms. Lori L. Pacarro Mr. Robin R. Ching Mr. Michael A. Gold Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ikehara Lloyd Moore Foundation Pacific Rainbow Foundation Theodore and Chuan Chinn Ms. Renee R. Gomes Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ing Locations LLC Padosi Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Chong Ms. Rose Marie Gooding InSynergy Engineering Inc. Mr. Elliot H. Loden Mr. Michael W.H. Pang Mr. Charles K. Chu Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goodish Intuit Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Long Par Hawaii Inc. Mrs. Twyla Chun Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel Mr. Thomas Ishida Ms. Rozlyn Luber Ms. Deborah L. Park Ms. Sze Ting Chung Mrs. Cynthia Goss Dr. Kerry Ishihara Lucky Strike Social Mr. Robert L. Pascua Church of Christ at Pearl Harbor Grace Pacific LLC Mr. Larry T. Ishii Lynch Family Charitable Fund Pasha Hawaii City and County of Honolulu Gene and Jean Grippin Ms. Myra F. Ishii Ms. Mary E. MacKay and Pearl City High School City Mill Co. Ltd., GTK Contracting Inc. Sharon and Brian Ishii Mr. Thomas Wilson Pearl City Shopping Center Chung Kun Ai Foundation Ms. Gail Hamada Mr. Glenn Ishioka Macy's Inc., Bloomingdales Pearl Highlands Center

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Weinberg Foundation Weinberg 359 Troop America, Banks Food Tourism Association Tourism Mission Hongwanji Lihu‘e McDonald The Hershey Co. The Jeanette Harry and The Supermarkets Times UPS Foundation Inc. Walmart Mark Wolfendale Mr. LLC YourCause FOOD DONORS of food donations O‘ahu 1,000 pounds or more AARP Water Co. Absopure Acosta Advantage Webco Hawaii Services Inc. Technical AECOM Honolulu AIA Ala Moana Hotel Alan Shintani Inc. Alliance Packaging Boy Scouts of Aloha Council Inc. Aloha Gourment Products Aloha Harvest Aloha Products Co. Brokerage Aloha State Association Tennis Aloha Table Aloha Tofu Co. Aloha Water Aloun Farms Inc. Altres American Association Heart Ameriprise Financial Corp. AmerisourceBergon Ltd. Produce Armstrong Co. Trading Asian Food Entertainment Group AT&T B&G Foods Hawaii Shipyards BAE Systems Ball Corp. Bank of Hawaii Body Line Tool Consulting Bowers + Kubota Orchards Broetje Inc. Wholesale Grocers C&S Egg Farms Fresh Cackle LLP Schutte Cades Lani Hawaii Café Association of California High School Campbell Soup Co. Campbell Bank Food California Central Union Church Central Hawaii Lodging and Lodging Hawaii Hongwanji, Honpa Kaua‘i United Way Jr. King D. Thomas Mr. Laidlaw and Geraldine Marc Long Sharron Mrs. Matson Inc. David R. and Mrs. Mr. Winona Mitchell Ms. Nonaka J. Scot Mrs. and Mr. Jr. William Ortiz Mrs. and Mr. Club ofRotary Bay Hanalei Safeway Inc. Schwab Charitable Fund ofState Hawaii Stokley Gene Mr. ofSullivan Family Companies

Castle Fund Castle Foundation Annie Sinclair Knudsen Memorial Fund Resort & Spa Resort Church Center Association Program National Board Grainger Industrial Supplies Grainger Jim Griffith Mary and Wong & Nee Chang C. Harry C. Foundation Hawai‘i Community Foundation, Hawai‘i Community Dr. Candace M. Wada, D.D.S. Wada, M. Candace Dr. Wagenaar Brad Mr. Church Foursquare Wahiawa Baptist Church Waianae Mall Waianae Marriott Beach Waikiki Center Community Waikīkī Congregational Waiokeola Jr. Walker John C. and Mrs. Mr. Inc. Walmart Wargo and SueAnn Peter Foundation Family Weissman Weldon V. Joanne Ms. Advisors Wells Fargo White Sr. David Hugh Mr. John Willis and Mrs. Mr. City Shopping Windward Donna Wisenbaugh Mrs. Witten Janet Ms. Island Soccer Women's Wong Amanda M.L. Ms. Wong Kiyoko Ms. Wong Norman and Mrs. Mr. Wylie Jane M. Ms. Ltd. Co. Hata & Y. Yamada and Diana James Yamakawa Amy Miss M. Michael Yamamoto Mr. Ronald and Judy Yamamoto Yanagisawa K. Randal Dr. Yap E. Patricia Ms. Yazawa Akiko Ms. Yonesaki M. Scott Mr. Lisa Yoshimoto Ms. of Hawaii Co. Market Young's LLC YourCause M.D. Yuen, Greg Yuen L. W. William and Mrs. Mr. Beverly Zane Ms. and Beverly Zane Harold Zippy's Restaurants THE LONG – LAULOA LEAF OF THE TARO donors of Kaua‘i $1,000 or more ABC Stores Adobe Inc. Aloha United Way Foundation Atherton Family Bank of Hawaii Big Save Markets Lars Borg Mr. Julian Combs Ltd. Foundation Cooke ofCounty Kaua‘i DonationXchange and Shelter Food Emergency Enterprise Holdings Hawaiian Bank First Ltd. Super Market Foodland Tenney and Ida P. George

AFSCME Local 646 AFSCME Local Donna Leong Ms. Endowment Program Co. of Hawaii Co. Chang Charitable Fund Foundation Weinberg Foundation Center LLP Center Foundation of Saints Latter-day Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Timpe E. Ronald and Mrs. Mr. Ting Henry P. Mr. Industries LLC Titan Tiu Vicky Daniel Tobin Mr. Ltd. Properties Touchstone of Center Mililani Town Toyama Dennis K. and Mrs. Mr. Foundation Tsuha Tsushima Randi Mr. Services Inc. UBS Financial United Airlines Workers, United Public Guard Coast United States Service Postal United States University Alliance Health University of Hawai‘i Allison Urbick Ms. Annie Usui and Leslie Uyehara H. Stanley Mr. Uyeshiro A. Paul Mr. and Uyeshiro Robin Mr. Charitable Vanguard Ltd Victoria Ward Club ofVW Hawaii The Dai So and Eleanor Leong Leong Dai So and Eleanor The Jeanette Harry and The Hershey Co. The Hughes Corp. Howard The Systems Queen's Health The Queen's Medical Center The Foundation Schuler Family The Shidler Group The Co. Trust The Wilhelm The Group & Elizabeth Brodhead Thomas Grill & Bar Tiki's Supermarkets Times Sun Noodle Hawaii Sun Noodle Liane Sunn Ms. Mohala Kahi Health, Sutter Suyama and Paula Gerald Swinerton Builders Hawaii Sysco Tahara Kiley N. Takahashi Eugene H. Takayama T. Gregg and Mrs. Mr. Linda Chu Takayama Tamai Sally L. Ms. Guy Tamashiro Mr. Tamayose Y. Paul Mrs. and Mr. Tamura Ellen N. Mrs. Enterprises Inc. Tamura Super Market Tamura Tanaka Tamotsu Mr. Tanaka T. Lena Mrs. Marian Tang Ms. Tani M. Bryce Mr. Inc. Group TD Food Academy Jiu Jitsu Technics Savings Bank Territorial Climbing Project Arch The Ball Foundation The Ben and Miriam LauThe Inc. Factory Cheesecake The of Church Jesus Christ The Bottling Coca-Cola The

Local Union 293 Local Co. Insurance Foundation of Hawaii Inc. Inc. Foundation Honolulu Carol and David Shibata Carol Advisors LLC Shidler Pacific Darin Shigeta Mr. LLC Shinco Construction Susan Shintani Ms. Jonathan Shiring Mr. Shiroma Paul Mr. Jeri Simons David and SJ Foundation Denise Soderholm Inc. Soderholm Sales & Leasing Avi Soifer James Speight Mr. Parish Elizabeth Catholic St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church St Church Jude Catcholic St. Episcopal Church Peter's St. Episcopal Church Stephen's St. Stampin with Aloha Starke Robert and Mrs. Mr. Starshak L. James Mr. Automobile Mutual Farm State ofState Hawaii Services Inc. Health Sterling Stollar Michael B. and Mrs. Mr. Dennis Streveler Dr. and Nancy Sue Jeffrey ofSullivan Family Companies Servco Auto, Leeward Servco Auto, Center Auto Parts Servco Inc. Servco Pacific M.D. Sharma, Santosh D. Sheet Metal Workers, Pizza Hut Hawaii Pizza Consultants Benefit Premier Cane's Raising on Oahu Estate Networking Real Rellinger Phillip and Camille Charitable Renaissance Hawaii Rice Fest Inc. Systems Wood Rinell LLC Risk Solution Partners Builders Corp. Road Safety Services and Design Road Roberts W. Daniel Mrs. and Mr. Hawaii Inc. Roberts Roome H. William Mr. Andrew Rosen Mr. Solutions ROSES Systems Club ofRotary Metropolitan Rother Glenda K. Mrs. Abigail Royston and Clifton Rudoy Raul Mr. Russell L. Katie Ms. Jean Ryan Ms. Church Heart Sacred Safeway Inc. Saito David M. and Mrs. Mr. Sakamoto Kevin Mr. At Our Kaka‘ako SALT Andrew Santos Mr. and Susan Sarmiento Carlo Sato Gregory Mr. Schatz J. Barbara Schmelzer J. George Mr. Schwab Charitable Fund Scott D. Stephanie Ms. Seoul Medical Charity Mr. Richard Pentecost Richard Mr. Judy Peterson Ms. Foundation Cultural Philippine HAWAIIFOODBANK.ORG Chaminade University of HFM FoodService Ocean Spray Wai Koko Beverage Co. Times Supermarkets Honolulu Hickam Air Force Base Ohana Health Plan Waianae Store, Okimoto Corp. Walmart Inc. City and County of Honolulu Highlands Intermediate School Ohana Veterinary Hospital Waiawa Correctional Facility Y. Hata & Co. Ltd. Columbia Fresh Produce Hilton Hawaiian Village Okuhara Foods Inc. Waikiki Parc Hotel Commander Naval Region Hawaii Waikiki Beach Resort Pacific Coast Producers Wailana Coffee House IN-KIND DONORS Commodity Forwarders Inc. Hinode Rice Pan Pacific Sales Waiokeola Congregational Church Products and services Conagra Brands Inc. Ho Farms Pearl City Elementary School Co. equal to $1,000 or more Wholesale Honolulu Board of Realtors, Pearl City Shopping Center Walmart Inc. CrossFit Zeus Leeward Regional Group Pearl Harbor Commissary Waterfront Plaza Alaska Airlines CVS Pharmacy, Honolulu Community College Pearl Highlands Center WATG C&S Wholesale Grocers D & K Distributors Inc. Honolulu Freight Service Pearlridge Center Welch's Foods Inc. Embassy Suites by Hilton D. Otani Produce Inc. Honolulu Hawaii-Kai Lions Club Pepperidge Farm Inc. Wet'n'Wild Hawaii Waikiki Beach Walk Daniel K. Inouye Honolulu Police Department Pepsi Bottling Group Wheeler Elementary School Mr. Douglas N. Ewalt Elementary School Honolulu Ship Supply Co. Post Foods Hawaii Nautical Darigold Inc. Hormel Foods Corp. Proctor & Gamble Co. Wholesale Unlimited Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kane Hui DCL Inc. Institutional Supplies LLC Punahou School Wilson Elementary School Kaua‘I Marriott Resort Del Monte Foods Inc. Island Pacific Academy Quaker Oats Co. Windward City Shopping Center Ms. Hun Kwon Dole Food Co. Island Palm Communities Royal Hawaiian Movers Women's Island Soccer San Francisco Marriott Marquis Don Quijote Co. Ltd. Islands Hospice RPM Transportation Inc. Association Simon Leadership Group Dr Pepper Snapple Group. ITO EN (Hawaii) LLC Ruby Tuesday Wrigley Co. Sullivan Family of Companies East West Marketing James D. Swoish Inc. Ruiz Food Products Inc. Y. Hata & Co. Ltd. The Kahala Hotel & Resort Eggs Hawaii Inc. Jerry Hay Inc. S&K Sales Co. ZEP Hawaii The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Eight Point Distributors John B. Sanfilippo & Son Inc. Safeway Inc. Waikiki Beach Enterprise Holdings John H. Wilson Elementary School SALT At Our Kaka‘ako FOOD DONORS The Westin Maui Resort & Spa, Faribault Foods Inc. Johnson Brothers of Hawaii Inc. Sampco Inc. Kaua‘i food donations of Ka‘anapali Farmers' Rice Cooperative K&K Distributors Sam's Club 1,000 pounds or more Waikiki Beach Marriott Fast Enterprises LLC Ka Waihona o ka Na‘auao Schofield Barracks Commissary Resort & Spa Federal Emergency Public Charter School Seagull School, Ko Olina Bankers Coalition Wolfgang's Steakhouse Management Agency Kaimuki Middle School Servco Auto Parts Center Costco Wholesale Feds Feed Families Kaiser Permanente Servco Auto, Honolulu Federal Emergency JOHN WHITE LEGACY Finance Factors Ltd. Kaneohe Bay MCBH Commissary Servco Pacific Inc. Management Agency Donors who have included Finest Food Co. Inc. Kapālama Elementary School Shidler Pacific Advisors LLC, Flying Food Group Hawaii Foodbank in their First Hawaiian Bank Kapi‘olani Community College Waterfront Plaza Foodland Super Market Ltd. will or estate plans First Pacific Trading Co. Inc. Kapi‘olani Medical Center Shima's Frito-Lay Inc. Five-O Marketing Services Inc. Kapolei Shopping Center Siggi's Dairy Hawaii Foodservice Alliance LLC Ms. Kathy Bailey Food Pantry Warehouse Kc Hi Kap Mixing Simco Foods Hawai‘i Volcanic Water Mr. Anthony Benzon Foodland Super Market Ltd. Kellogg Co. Smithfield Foods HFM FoodService Felice Brault Ford Island Child Kennedy Produce LLC Social Security Office, Kapolei Kapaa Banana Co. Ms. Lainita D. Brownell Development Center Koko Marina Center St. Andrews Priory School Kauai Growers Exchange Mary Lou Cecil Frito-Lay Inc. Leeward Community College St. Louis Heights Kauai Lighthouse Outreach Center Dr. Dineh Davis Gate Gourmet Libby Manapua Shop Community Association KFC Corp. Mrs. Tamiko Delos Santos Gebbers Farms Lion Coffee Co. Starbucks Corp. Kolo Kai Organic Farm Bill and Sheri Gleason General Mills Inc. Locations LLC State of Hawaii M&K Distributors Marvin and Rae Alice Hall Girl Scouts of Hawai‘i Love's Bakery State of Hawaii, Office of Malama Kauai Sue K. Hanson Golden State Foods Lynette Tsuda Community Services Meadow Gold Dairies Mr. Gerald P. Harwood Gourmet Foods Hawaii M. Fellinger Co. SunFoods Mondelēz International Inc. Mr. Randall M. Iraha Graybar Electric Ma‘ema‘e Elementary School Super Foods Inc. National Association of Mrs. Virginia Jordan Group 70 International Inc. Macdonald & Porter Inc. Supremacy Car Club Letter Carriers Mrs. Polly Kauahi Gulf Pacific Rice Co. Manson Products Co. Inc. Tamura Enterprises Inc. One Guy's Co. Mr. and Mrs. Kent M. Keith Hain Celestial Group Marriott's Ko Olina Beach Club Tamura Super Market Pint Size Corp. Mary J. Kong Ham Produce & Seafood Inc. Matson Inc. Target Corp. Rainbow Garden Mr. Edward T. Nakagawa Hanalani Schools Maui Food Bank Temple of Emmanuel Safeway Inc. Lunsford Dole Phillips Hansen Distribution Group Maunawili Elementary School The Church of Jesus Christ State of Hawaii, Office of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schwinn Harrison Jacobs McCormick & Co. of Latter-day Saints Community Services Mr. Mitchell S. Uyeno Harvest Hill Beverage Co. McCully Shopping Center The Citrus Group Inc. Hawaii Business Group Inc., Mead Johnson & Co. LLC The Clorox Co. Wing Coffee Co. Meadow Gold Dairies The Coca-Cola Bottling Hawaii Coffee Co. Menehune Water Co. Co. of Hawaii Hawaii Food and Wine Festival Metro Christian Church The Cole Academy, Kapolei Hawaii Foodservice Alliance LLC Micronesia Imports, Archie Mccoy The Dannon Co. Hawaii Gas Mililani Town Center The Gatorade Co. Inc. Hawaii Gourmet Cookies Mililani Waena Elementary School The Hershey Co. Hawaii Medical Service Association Moanalua Gardens The Islander Group john white Hawaii Pacific Health, Missionary Church The J.M. Smucker Co. Pali Momi Medical Center Moanalua High School The Kraft Heinz Co. Hawaii Pet Expo Mokulele Elementary School The O‘ahu Swim Academy Legacy Hawaii State Federal Credit Union Momilani Elementary School The Solis Group Hawaiian Airlines Mondelēz International Inc. Times Supermarkets In 1983, John White opened a small Hawaiian Eateries Ms. Lynette Tsuda Toshiba Business Solutions warehouse on Sand Island with hopes of Hawaiian Electric Co. Inc. Murphy's Bar & Grill Town & Country Surf Shop providing more food to those in need. His Hawaiian Express Services Inc. NAPA Auto Parts, Larry's Auto Parts Town Center of Mililani Hawaiian Hurricane Popcorn National Association of Tropicana Products Inc. efforts have grown into a vital safety net Hawaiian Isles Distributors Letter Carriers Turtle Mountain for Hawaii's hungry, and his legacy lives on Hawaiian Isles Water Co. Nestlé USA Tyson Foods Inc. through Hawaii Foodbank. Hawaiian Ocean Transport Nestlé Waters North America United Airlines Inc. Hawaiian Sun New Hope Leeward University of Hawai‘i HDR Engineers Inc. Nimitz Elementary School Value-Added Food Sales

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