BOARD OF Who we are DIRECTORS

Peter Schnall, Chairman The Capital Area Food Bank is the region’s largest hunger relief organization and Community Advocate Dan Marett, Vice Chair the hub for food sourcing, food distribution and nutrition education across the Harris Teeter, LLC John Huffman, Treasurer Washington metro area. In Washington, D.C. and the six counties of MD & VA that Pepco Energy Services, Inc. Carl L. Vacketta, surround it, there are nearly 700,000 individuals at risk of hunger; about 150,000 Secretary DLA Piper are children. Peter Ackerman Rockport Capital, Inc. Denise Dombay Marriott International In FY 2014, the CAFB distributed 42 million pounds of food —more than 35 Adam Goldberg Trident Advisors, PLLC million meals — to 540,300 individuals through direct service and a network of Hannah Hawkins Children of Mine, Inc. more than 500 partner agencies. The CAFB service area includes: Washington John P. Hynes, Jr. TASC D.C.; Montgomery County, MD; Prince George’s County, MD; Fairfax County, VA; John Jaeger YRCI Prince William County, VA; Arlington County, VA; and The City of Alexandria, VA. George Jones Bread for the City, Inc. Sheri L. H. Link Community Advisory Board Tjada McKenna table of contents U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Letter from the President...... 3 Food for Seniors...... 15 Khalim Piankhi What We Do ...... 4 Food for Everyone...... 16 WUSA-TV 9 How We Do It...... 5 Data Driven Strategies...... 17 Nancy E. Roman President & CEO Sources of Food...... 6 Food From the Bar...... 18 Capital Area Food Bank A Regional Approach: District of Columbia...7 Feds Feed Families...... 19 Diana Serrano Independent Consultant Advocating for Food Access...... 8 Financials...... 20 Linda Keene Solomon A Regional Approach: Maryland...... 9 CAFB Partners by Region...... 21 Deloitte Consulting LLP We’re All Ears...... 10 Financial Donors...... 25 Johnny A. Yataco Washington Hispanic A Regional Approach: Virginia...... 11 Food Donors...... 30 Eric Eisenberg Good Food & Wellness...... 12 Donor Profile...... 34 General Counsel DLA Piper Food for Children and Families...... 14 How You Can Help...... Back cover

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From President and ceo Nancy E. Roman

Dear Supporters, As I begin my third year leading the full-calorie soda and are working to the folks we are serving. And plan- Capital Area Food Bank, I again eliminate sugary snacks that can ning our crop purchase with local extend my heartfelt thanks. contribute to diet-related disease. We farmers means these partners can have also stepped up our already plan on having fresh produce for the Your generosity, compassion, and strong commitment to vegetables. people that they are reaching. commitment have made this — our 34th year — a benchmark year for This year, we distributed 42 million We also brought our urban demon- many reasons, and I am deeply pounds of food to children, families, stration garden into full bloom grateful. and seniors in need. But we looked and production this year, growing hard at the content of our inventory tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, green Reflecting back on the year, we have and worked to improve it. About beans, blackberries, raspberries, made two major shifts in the way that one third of all food distributed was and herbs, using the space to teach we approach our work. One of these fresh fruits and vegetables — more our partner agencies how to increase is the regional focus that we are of them green. We increased our their food growing capacity. using as we get food to children, se- distribution of frozen vegetables and niors, and families. We have aligned Looking to the year ahead, we plan distributed freezers to partner agen- our teams around each of the areas to continue improving and expand- cies that didn’t have them; added in which we operate: the District of ing upon our demonstration garden food that partners had requested, Columbia, Montgomery and Prince space. We also plan to pursue other including beans, fish, canned chick- George’s counties in Maryland, and innovative ideas, from engaging en, and whole grain products; and Fairfax, Prince William, and Arlington volunteers in repacking large bins worked assiduously to lower salt and counties, as well as the City of Alex- of produce to creating community added sugar. andria, in Virginia. With staff dedicat- produce hubs. ed to each region, we are well-po- Families enjoyed our very first season At the food bank, we are passionate- sitioned to understand the unique of crops coming from local farmers ly committed to reducing hunger in needs, challenges, and opportunities thanks to a grant from the Marriott our region. As we do that, we more for our partners in these areas, and Foundation. The Fruits and Vegeta- deeply appreciate the powerful link the people they serve. Our regional bles Fund for Greater Washington between food and wellness and are focus also allows us to better engage sources watermelon, cantaloupe, doing all we can to help those we policymakers and other commu- squash, beans, apples, potatoes, serve live well. nity stakeholders on the issue of and a variety of other fresh produce hunger, and to form partnerships that from local growers in Maryland, I thank you from the bottom of my leverage local resources towards the Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. heart for your support in that critical common goal of solving it. We then distribute those fruits and mission. vegetables to our largest 22 food The second of these significant shifts Sincerely, assistance partners feeding those in is a real commitment to wellness, need, including DC Central Kitchen, beginning with the hard work of Martha’s Table, and Allen Chapel. improving our own food inventory. As Buying local means fresher food for part of that effort, we have eliminated

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What we Do Feeding the Community

Food Donors CAFB Food Assistance neighbors in Partners need

• YOU! • Soup Kitchens • Children • Manufacturers • Food Pantries • Senior Citizens • Growers • Emergency Shelters • Families • Retailers • Daycare Centers • Working Poor • USDA • Senior Programs • Homeless • Group Homes • Victims of Disaster

Direct Food Distribution Programs

4 2014 Capital Area Food Bank CAFB 2014 how we do it Our Partners and Distribution Programs

food assistance partners Our Food Assistance Partners work on the ground to offer food from the CAFB to neighbors in need; these partners include faith- based organizations, food pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters, senior programs, daycare centers and more.

Our Direct Food Distribution Programs complement the offerings of our food assistance partners:

Mobile Markets Kids After school Feeding We provide fruit, vegetables, bread Programs and more to any resident of high-need We provide free, healthy meals and snacks neighborhoods at no cost, by delivering to students attending after school enrichment to safe, public places for pickup. programs. Community Marketplaces Kids Summer Feeding Programs At this monthly farmer’s market- We provide healthy meals and snacks in inspired event, we offer fresh, seasonal the summer at sites including faith-based produce at no cost; health, housing, organizations, camps and recreation centers. and other service providers are on site as resources for our clients. Weekend Bags Family Markets We provide kid-friendly bags of We provide families with fresh fruits, vegetables groceries weekly for children to ensure and non-perishable healthy groceries each they have enough to eat when not at month in their children’s schools. Food is school. offered market-style, and parents can choose the items they want, along with recipes to put ingredients to use Senior Brown Bags Grocery Plus We provide income-qualified seniors We provide eligible DC seniors with a bag of with a bag of groceries monthly, along healthy groceries each month. In summer, with recipes and nutrition education seniors also receive produce vouchers materials. redeemable at participating farmers markets.

Nutrition education Our Nutrition Education courses accompany food distributed in the community. CAFB volunteers teach food selection, budgeting, cooking and food growing to food assistance partners and the neighbors they serve.

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partner direct donated government commodities 13.9 million pounds 11.4 million pounds 6.6 million pounds

33% 27% 15%

Feeding america purchased 5.8 million pounds 4.8 million pounds

14% 11%

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A Regional approach: District of Columbia CAFB’s service area in DC includes all eight wards. 14% of DC Residents struggle to get the food they need

133 food assistance partners are serving those in need in DC

15,762,427 meals distributed in FY14 “ The faith-based organizations we work with in Ward 7 distributed over 601,000 pounds of food in 2013. Dividing that into 30 pound bags, that’s 20,000 times volunteers handed a big bag of food to someone in need. Picture that!”

–Amy Hedges, DC Regional Coordinator

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Advocating for food access

“Educate, empower, and enlighten”. These words from the food bank’s mission statement articulate the organization’s commitment not only to feeding people, but to bringing about system- ic change through advocacy. And as a part of its regional approach to addressing hunger needs, the food bank has brought out advocacy efforts home to DC, Maryland and Virginia, engaging city, county, and state officials around the issue of hunger and how to solve it. Transforming Neighborhoods Initiative, the purpose of In northern Virginia, for instance, the staff of the food which is to uplift six County neighborhoods that face bank’s Lorton facility makes education and advocacy significant economic and educational challenges. a daily activity, seeing every interaction as an oppor- The Maryland regional team is also a strong contrib- tunity to exchange ideas. The team participates in a utor to both the Montgomery County Food Council number of coalitions, including the Greater Prince Wil- and the Prince George’s Food Equity Council and has liam Food Council, the Greater Prince William Human encouraged both groups to advocate for improved Services Coalition, the Fairfax County Food Providers food access in food deserts. Network, and the Federation of Virginia Food Banks. In addition to their coalition work, the Virginia regional In Washington, DC, the regional team has provided team engages legislators one-on-one, and has insti- significant contributions to the city’s burgeoning food tuted a day of service for Virginia elected officials. policy efforts. The team supported legislation that doubled the minimum SNAP benefit for DC residents, Similarly, the food bank’s Maryland regional team has required the city to provide meal services to students cultivated strong partnerships for the food bank’s on snow days, and enabled the creation of the city’s Family Market program. Both the Montgomery County first food policy council headed by a Food Policy Council and Montgomery Public Schools contrib- Director. The DC regional team has also provided uted funding to expand the program to more high guidance around two of the city’s major strategies: need schools. The Prince George’s County Council Sustainable DC and Age Friendly DC, which lay a views Family Markets as a critical component of their framework for a more equitable, livable city.

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A regional approach: Maryland CAFB’s service area in Maryland includes Montgomery and Prince George’s counties. 11.1% of residents in our Maryland service region are at risk of hunger

192 food assistance partners are serving those in need in Maryland

11,401,031 meals distributed in FY14

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We’re All Ears!

Sharing a meal with someone is one of the best ways to get to know them. So in 2014, the Capi- tal Area Food Bank continued a tradition started by CEO Nancy E. Roman of holding a series of winter lunches with our partners in neighborhoods throughout DC, Maryland and Virginia. CAFB staff Leaders of Sistas United, a CAFB food assistance partner in Suitland, MD. listened while partners shared challenges faced by the people they serve, types of food clients request, Chapel AME Church food pantry nearby, was also in and new ways CAFB can power hunger relief. These attendance and immediately offered to assist. Now, conversations helped to inform CAFB’s priorities in addition to trips she makes to the CAFB for her going forward. own food pantry, Ms. Boddie regularly helps her new friend to pack up items for her program as well. At last year’s lunch sessions, partners brought to our attention the need for specific foods, with a focus on The feedback from these sessions has proven healthier shelf stable products, more fresh produce, so valuable that the food bank has expanded the and more meat. We took this information and devel- model, hosting lunches for seniors who participate in oped a list of Core Foods—healthy, shelf stable foods its Grocery Plus (formerly Commodity Supplemental that are now always available on our menu. We also Food Program) and Senior Brown Bag programs. committed to making more meat and fresh produce available at our distribution centers. Effectively meeting the need of our partners, and the people who access food from them, is always a The forums also serve as an opportunity for part- priority for the food bank. The CAFB is committed to ners to connect, network, and share resources. In keeping our ears open by hosting listening lunches Montgomery County, for instance, one attendee was each year, learning about the changing landscape struggling to find volunteers to pick up food to serve of hunger, and ensuring a personal connection with her neighborhood. Dorothy Boddie, director of Allen those we serve.

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A regional approach: Virginia

6.9% of Virginia residents strugge to provide food for their families

129 food assistance partners are serving those in need in Virginia

CAFB’s service area in Virginia includes Fairfax, Prince William, and Arlington counties and the city of Alexandria. 6,503,790 meals distributed in FY14

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A Growing Commitment to Good Food & Wellness

Top: Martha’s The connection between healthy CAFB is responding to this need by Table CEO Patty food and health is increasingly evident. providing increasingly healthful food that is Stonesifer, Parkdale In 2013-2014, the CAFB participated in low in sugar and sodium, and high in fiber. High School teacher Clint the year-long Hunger in America study We are also continuing to emphasize the Smith, & CAFB through its partnership with Feeding Amer- distribution of fruits and vegetables. Sr. Director of ica, where staff surveyed food assistance Food Flow Marian partners and the clients they serve to as- Beyond food, the CAFB’s 500 food Peele present on sess the state of hunger needs in CAFB’s assistance partners often ask for nutrition wellness at the CAFB Hunger service area. Among other findings were education resources, so CAFB is moving Summit. these compelling statistics: forward with a wellness model that can reach every food assistance partner and • 70 percent of households served report- client across its vast service area. CAFB ed “purchasing inexpensive, unhealthy” staff and volunteer chefs have worked food as the common coping strategy to to create more than 80 Recipes from the hunger CAFB Kitchen, all in English and Spanish. • 22 percent of households served had a Each recipe allows for a home cooked family member with diabetes meal that’s low in sodium, low in sugar, • 48 percent of households served had a budget-friendly, easy and certainly deli- family member with high blood pressure cious.

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70% of households the food bank serves report “purchasing inexpensive, unhealthy” food as the common coping strategy for hunger

The year finished with a strong call for wellness leadership at the CAFB’s annual Hunger Summit, 301 leaders of food assistance partners held at the organization’s DC facility on April 25, particpated in our Agency 2014. Patty Stonesifer, President and CEO of food Achievement Academy workshops, assistance partner Martha’s Table and former CEO which teach our partners about of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, joined Clint healthful eating, food growing, Smith, a teacher at Parkdale High School, in con- volunteer recruitment, and more versation to discuss how we can better the health of the communities we serve.

Providing wellness resources is an increasingly sig- nificant part of the food bank’s strategy for serving 74% the region. With the average CAFB client acquiring of 383 children, teens and adults who our food nine times per year (as reported by the participated in our 6-week Cooking 2014 Hunger in America Study), the opportunity is Matters® nutrition education series huge to provide health interventions through food are eating more fruits and vegetables and cooking inspiration at each touch point.

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food for children and families

Regional Child Hunger Statistics 55,000+ of children across Northern Virginia live in houses that lack sufficient access to healthy food 27% of children under the age of 18 lives in food insecure households in DC, making it the sixth most food insecure state in the nation 19% of children in Maryland under the age of 18 lack sufficient access to healthy food

516,068 healthy meals were provided to 3,115 children at risk of hunger in DC, Maryland, and Virginia through our Afterschool and Summer Feeding programs

5,997 more households were served this year when we grew our Family Markets Program from 6 to 16 sites, expanding from 1,053 to 7,050 households

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food for seniors “ When you have to spend money on prescriptions that means that food will run short. You’re going to buy the 53% medicine before you buy the food.” –—Carolyn, Grocery Plus program Seniors who are food insecure are 53% more likely to have a heart attack and 40% more likely to have a heart disorder. (Source: National Foundation to End Senior Hunger)

18 food pickup sites were added to our Grocery Plus Program (formerly Commodity Supplemental Food Program) this year, growing from 43 to 61

672 additional seniors were served through the expansion of our Senior Brown Bag program, growing from 2,699 to 3,371

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food for everyone 71% of households served plan to receive food from CAFB food assistance partners on a regular basis; clients visit CAFB partners an average of 9 times a year

509 more families were served through our Community Marketplaces, going from 151 to 660. We grew from 1 to 3 sites

4,565 calls were recieved by our Hunger Lifeline, which connects people in need of food to resources in a nearby area. That’s a 57% increase over 2013

“I usually eat one meal a day, maybe then I have some peanuts. You’ve got a kid, a wife, a car, food, medicine, gas for the car...to end up with macaroni and cheese is fine, but not every night.”

— Preston, client served by CAFB

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data Driven Strategies To Strengthen the Hunger Safety Net

They say you can’t manage what you can’t mea- sure. In 2014, the CAFB took this idea to heart as we began to focus our efforts on collecting and using data to drive a deeper understanding of the need in the locations we serve; the amounts and types of food we distribute; and the people that we are feeding.

First, we are creating a mapping tool that will allow for a visual representation of our presence and impact in the community, as well as unmet need in the region. We have used this information to begin channeling our resources towards areas that have high need but which we are currently reaching with low amounts of food.

As part of our efforts to contribute to the health and wellness of the community we serve, we have also created a tool that helps us to assess the nutritional value of our food stream. Based upon sugar, salt, and fiber content, our food receives a ranking as These tags allows us to measure unduplicated at- Food or Food+. This has allowed us to respond more tendance at our markets, and, for the first time, to efficiently to partner demand; and work with donors to count the children, seniors, and veterans served increase the nutritional quality of our food donations. by a market in addition to the individual who may attend for his or her family. We are also working to better understand the people who are accessing our services. For instance, at our This commitment to data will continue to expand Community Marketplaces, which are free monthly over the course of the next fiscal year, as we grow markets for low income individuals in DC, Maryland, the data systems and structures required to help and Virginia, each patron has a bar coded key tag. us better serve the community.

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food from the bar Engaging the Legal Community in Hunger Awareness

The 2014 Washington legal campaign against hunger raised an unprecedent- ed $130,000 in one month. Under the leadership of former U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh, DLA Senior Counsel Carl Vacketta, and Mark Ruge of K&L Gates, proceeds enabled the Capital Area Food Law firms celebrate Bank to provide more than 300,000 meals Quick 2014 Stats funds raised for residents in need. 1992 for CAFB with a Food From the Bar friendly game of Formerly known as Outlaw Hunger, orga- started in California bocce. nizations in D.C. adopted Food From the Bar—a national grassroots movement led $42,622—the equivalent by legal communities in more than a dozen of 107,010 meals cities nationwide—in spring of 2014. DLA Piper raised the most funds for the DC campaign in 2014 A hallmark of the campaign is the fun and creative ways legal professionals give $130,000 back. For instance, Bracewell & Giuliani raised from may 1–30 by 30 law was recognized for creating “Dareoke”—a schools, law firms and competition where one participant bets organizations another to sing. 1.5 million meals Campaign has raised since 2008 This campaign is part of Capital Area Food for children, families and Bank’s strategic objective to engage the seniors at risk of hunger community in awareness about hunger and how to solve it. Throughout the cam- For every $10 donated paign, firms are encouraged to volunteer the Capital Area Food Bank can at the food bank and facilitate conversa- provide the equivalent of tions about hunger in the community. 25 meals

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Federal employees respond to summer hunger

Hunger doesn’t take a break in the summer. With children out of school, household food needs can often be greater during this time, even while donations to food banks tend to drop. So federal em- ployees, armed with a healthy dose of competition and a mission to provide support for our community, have been responding to this need with a summer Secretary of long food drive, resulting in hundreds of thousands Agriculture Tom of healthy meals for those we serve. Vilsack honors funds raised for CAFB As a response to a decline in feeding programs through Feds Feed throughout the summer months, Rep. Frank Wolf Families. and John Berry, former Director of Office of Personal socials, and healthy competition among agencies Management, teamed up in 2009 to launch the Feds has fostered collaboration as groups share best Feed Families Campaign. The USDA took the torch practices and ideas for increasing donor engage- in 2013, leading the campaign with support from ment. Nationally, over 25 million pounds of food the Chief Human Capital Officers Council and other have been collected since the beginning of the agency partners. campaign.

Through this campaign, federal agencies across In the Washington DC area, we have been im- the United States partner with local food banks pressed by the local participation. Just last summer, from June to August to collect and provide healthy the Capital Area Food Bank received over 600,000 food donations, striving to reach increasing food pounds of food, including canned proteins, low poundage goals each year. Participants have gotten sodium canned vegetables, and fruits in their own creative in order to bring in more donations, hosting juices, making this food drive one of the largest everything from golf tournaments to ice cream annual drives benefitting the organization.

2014 Capital Area Food Bank 19 2014 CAFB financials for fiscal year 2014 Capital Area Food Bank Consolidated Statement of Activities for the Year Ending June 30, 2014 With Summarized Financial Information for the Year Ending June 30, 2013

Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted 2014 Total 2013 Total SUPPORT & REVENUE In-kind food contributions $36,541,689 $ --- $36,541,689 $33,707,663 Contributions and grants 9,807,364 2,686,121 12,493,485 11,848,049 Program service fees 2,166,521 --- 2,166,521 2,795,496 Federal and state grants 2,440,927 --- 2,440,927 1,273,108 Donated materials and services 610,649 --- 610,649 420,850 Interest income from note receivable 208,334 --- 208,334 208,334 Other Income 9,811 --- 9,811 68,717 Net assets released from donor restrictions: Released from purpose restrictions 2,639,503 (2,639,503) ------Released from time restrictions 1,233,499 (1,233,499) ------Total Operating Revenue & Support $ 55,658,297 $ (1,186,881) $ 54,471,416 $50,322,217 EXPENSES Program Services: Food resourcing and logistics 44,814,788 --- 44,814,788 38,386,093 Partner relations and agency training 2,924,013 --- 2,924,013 4,592,029 Food for kids 1,319,778 --- 1,319,778 1,405,358 Other food programs 211,536 --- 211,536 292,610 Total Program Services 49,270,115 --- 49,270,115 44,676,090 Supporting Services: Management & General 1,434,338 --- 1,434,338 1,876,714 Fundraising 2,472,852 --- 2,472,852 2,367,088 Total Supporting Services 3,907,190 --- 3,907,190 4,243,802 Total Expenses 53,177,305 --- 53,177,305 48,919,892 Change in net assets before other income (loss) 2,480,992 (1,186,881) 1,294,111 1,402,325 Other Income (Losss) Investment income (loss) 18,583 --- 18,583 (2,630) Gain on sale property ------4,097,840

Changes in net assets 2,499,575 (1,186,881) 1,312,694 5,497,535 Net Assets, beginning of the year 20,182,938 23,463,409 43,646,347 38,148,812 NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $ 22,682,513 $ 22,276,528 $ 44,959,041 $ 43,646,347

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Food assistance Partners by Region washington, dc Covenant Community Pantry East of the River Clergy-Police- Unique Residential Care Center Sankofa International Baptist Nineteenth Street Baptist Community Partnership Womens Collective Church Council Of Churches Church Living Daily with the Scriptures Metropolis Club Metropolitan AME Church Mother Dears First SDA Community Kitchen Outreach Ministries DC Citizens for Positive Change Emory Beacon of Light, Inc. Anchor Mental Association Ionia R Whipper Home Inc International House of Prayer Nehemiah’s Food Pantry Fellowship Baptist Church So Others Might Eat Assumption Outreach East Washington Heights Baptist Pearl Enterprises Temple of Praise Community Family Life Services Mary House Northeastern Presbyterian Oasis Outreach Polaris Project Bread For The City Little Sisters of the Poor Church Allen Chapel AME Church Islamic Relief, USA Food & Clothing Center of Garfield Terrace Urban Outreach Inc. Emanuel Spanish SDA Church Genesis Enrichment Project Inc. Ward 7 McKendree-Simms-Brookland A B B A House Church of The Reedeemed Christian Church We Are Family Brethren Nutrition Program Untied Methodist Church Prophecy of God New Wine Assembly St. Francis Xavier The Holy Temple Church Dupont Park SDA Church St. Phillip Food Bank (RCCG) Mt. Rona Baptist Church Purity Baptist Church Sixth Church Food Closet Greater Fellowship Missionary Douglas Memorial Destiny World Changers, Inc. Joseph’s House Access Housing, Inc. Baptist Church National Baptist Memorial Gateway to Heaven Pentecostal Operation Sisters United Around The Corner To The World Saint Marys Baptist Church Church Holiness Church St. Martins Social Service DC Jewish Community Center Community Preservation and Manos que Ayudan New Macedonia Baptist Church Humility Outreach Missionary Canaan Baptist Church Development Corporation St. Paul’s Lutheran Church New Samaritan Baptist Church Ministries (HOMMI) Inc Food & Friends Nazarene Outpost Food Dist The Way of the Cross Church Capital View Baptist Church THRIVE DC Program The Salvation Army - Solomon Iglesia Evangelica Apostola y Family & Medical Counseling G Brown Edward C Mazique Child Care Profeta Peniel DC Direct Distribution Service Center The Salvation Army - Sherman St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Programs Neighbors Consejo Ave Church of the Incarnation, St. Church Vincent De Paul Society Family Market House of Ruth Madison Harbor Light Center Pilgrim Baptist Church Coalition for the Homeless Bruce Monroe School Food McClendon Center Christ House Lincoln Park UMC T&T Tutor World Pantry Spanish Catholic Center House of Help City of Hope Love Is Action Food Pantry Saint Benedict The Moor Friendship Blow Plymouth Food Pantry Food For All Word of God Christian Center Behavior Research Associates Simon Elementary Central Union Mission Northwest Center Emmanuel Baptist Church Community Multi-Service Orr Elementary Father Mckenna Center Freedom Chapel Church Barbara Chambers Children’s Christian Love Community Ketcham Elementary Miriam’s Kitchen Anacostia Community Outreach Center Center Leckie Elementary Mt Airy Baptist Church Center Totally Committed Community Higher Ground Community Ballou Senior High School First Baptist Church of UPO Provider Lonon Outreach Church Ballou STAY Deanwood Clean & Sober Streets The Word of God Baptist Church National City Christian Church Greater New Hope Baptist Vermont Avenue Baptist Church Hart Middle School Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church YMCA of Metropolitan Church Little Rock Bibleway Church Mobile Market Washington Washington Center For Aging Paramount Baptist Church Faith Tabernacle of Prayer Allen Chapel AME Church Brighter Day Ministries Food Services DC Central Kitchen Peace Meal Ministry Ambassador Baptist Church Pantry Children of Mine Washington Animal Rescue Woodley House Inc Andromeda Transcultural Health Foggy Bottom Food Pantry Israel CME Church League Hyacinth’s Place Bread For The City Seabury at Home First Missions To America Crisis Perfecting of the Saints Victory Home Unique Mission Brotherhood of the Cross National Children Center Center Israel Baptist Church Food First Rising Zion Baptist Church Pennsylvania Ave Baptist Church and Star Martha’s Table Service MetroHealth Inc Horton’s Kids, Inc CHANGE, Inc Latin American Youth Center Unity of Love Food Pantry Crowder Owen’s Food Pantry Peaceful Haven Claridge Towers Damien Ministries Food Pantry Edgewood Baptist Church

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Faith United Church of Christ Urban Village/ Hubbard Place Angel Square Assisted Living Emmanuel United Methodist Iglesia De Dios Pentecostal Church Vicksburg SVII Apple Blossoms Church Nuevo Renacer Fort Lincoln Wingate Towers and Garden Arleeta’s Food Pantry ET Health Care Foundation, Inc. Iglesia Evangelica Cristo Garfield Terrace Apartments At Home Away from Home Faith Alive Foundation Promesa Fiel Gibson Plaza Apartment Building Faith Based Collaborative Institute of the Incarnate Word Weekend Bag Autumn Meadows Harvard Towers Outreach Group Interfaith Works Winn Residential Behold I Come Quickly, Horizon House International Faith Deliverance Temple International Society for Krishna Allen Chapel Food Pantry James Creek Resident Council Beltsville Seventh Day Adventist Faith United Ministries Outreach Consciousness of Washington Barbara Chambers Children’s Church First Baptist Church Ken-Gar (ISKON) James Senior Building Resident Center Council Bethesda Cares First Baptist Church of Capitol Jericho Food Pantry Outreach Brookland Manor Community Heights Ministry Johnson Towers Center Bradley Christian Mission Center/Pilgrimage Christian First Pentecostal Church of God Joy of Worship McKendree, Simms, Brookland Browne Education Campus United Methodist Church Church of Silver Spring, Inc. La Voz de Cristo al Mundo Children of Mine Youth Center, Breath of Life Seventh Day Fish of Laurel, Inc. Lamb of God Lutheran Church Office of Latino Affairs Inc. Adventist Fort Foote Baptist Church Landover Hills Baptist Church Park Southern Apartments City Gate - Richardson Builders, Inc. Langley Park Spanish Seventh Project Blessing Dwellings Fort Washington Food Pantry Calvary Assembly of Holy Cross Day Adventist Church St. Mary’s Baptist Church Congress Park Fountain of Life Great Springs Calvary Pentecostal Ministries Church Laurel Advocacy Referral Stanton Dwelling Daybreak Ministries Capital Christian Fellowship Freedom Way Missionary Baptist Services (LARS) District Alliance Safe Housing Senior Brown Bag Church Liberty Ministries International (DASH) Carroll House Winn Residential Gaithersburg Community Soup Life Builders Emory Beacon of Light Casa de Dios, Cristo el Rey Allen Chapel AME Church Kitchen Life in Victory Outreach Faircliff Plaza West Community Castle of Love Elderly Care Brookland Manor Boys and Gaithersburg Help, Inc. Ministries Center Association Central Baptist Church Girls Club Galilee Community Development Light of the World Ministries Frederick Douglass Community Christ Apostolic Church Wosem Brotherhood of the Cross & Star Corporation Little David Baptist Church Center Lanham Chauncy Spruell Community City of Greenbelt Food Pantry Gethsemane United Methodist Lucille’s Pantry - Fairmont Center - Paradise at Parkside Garfield Terrace Clara’s Place Church Heights Townhall CHOICE Inc/Barry Farms Horton’s Kids Clifton Park Baptist Church Glenmont United Methodist Luther Rice Neighborhood Community Family Life Services Hubbard Place Resident Church Center Services Clothing of Power Eternal Delta Towers Global Health and Environment Manna Food Center Inc. Jubilee Housing Church Edgewood Terrace Foundation Maple Springs Baptist Church Mary House College Park Church of the Emmaus Services for the Aging Glow Marlboro Churches Food Bank Salvation Army Nazarene Fort Lincoln God’s People Church Maryland Umbrella Group Upshur Recreation Center Community Bible Baptist Church Lincoln Westmoreland Good Samaritan Mercy House/ Bread of Life Cardozo High School Community Outreach and Marshall Heights Meadow Development Center Good Samaritan Assisted Living Food Pantry Wheatley Elementary School Green Court Community Support Systems Inc Gospel Assembly Church Metropolitan Church of God Mount Airy Baptist Church Community Marketplace Corinth Baptist Church Outreach Gospel Bearers Assembly Metropolitan Seventh Day Near SE Seniors Comm./Arthur Community Marketplace @ Program International Adventist Church Cappers L Street Crossover Church Grace of God Ministry Mid County United Ministries North Capital at Plymouth Divine Grace Mission Great Comission Change of Life (MUM) Paramount Baptist Church maryland Earnest Community Ministries Montgomery Avenue Women’s Center Refuge of Hope Disciple Center Adventist Community Services Development Corporation Greater Refuge Ministries Montgomery County Coalition SOME, Dwelling Place Senior Agape Assisted Living Ebenezer We Care We Share Greenbelt Pregnancy Aid Center Center for the Homeless Agape Early Childhood Learning Community Healing Temple Church of the St. Paul Living of Wayne Place Nazerene Montgomery County Eldercare Agape Outreach Ministries Educare Support Services The Overlook at Oxon Run Eglise Baptiste du Calvaire Heaven’s Helpers Ministry Montgomery County Family Ager Road United Methodist Center of Catholic Charities The Petersburg - Fort Lincoln III Church Eighth Avenue Assisted Living Horeb Seventha Day Adventist The Salvation Army - ERI El Hope Ministry, Inc. I Hope Project for Humanity Montgomery County Muslim Alfred House Eldercare, Inc. Foundation The Vantage and Park Elan Foundation Iconium Food Pantry Allen Chapel African Methodist Morning Star Church of Christ The Vista Episcopal Church Outreach MD Elderly World

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Mount Calvary Ladies of Charity Silver Spring Christian Reformed Walker Mill Community Londonderry Towers Apartments There is Hope Christian Church Food Pantry Church Development Manna Food Center Trinity Terrace/Cheval Court Mount Ennon Baptist Church Sistas United Washington Spanish Church Marvin Memorial UMC Victory Oaks Mount of God Tabernacle Church Society for the Prevention of Wells Robertson House Mt Calvary Baptist Church Victory Forest Mount Victory Food Basket Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) of Whosoever Will Christian New Creation Church Victory House of Palmer Park Mount Zion Believers Church Prince George’s County Church Outreach Christian Center Victory Tower Mt. Calvary Catholic Church, Soul Factory Widows & Orphans of God, Inc. Park View at Bladensburg Weekend Bag Ladies of Charity Food Pantry Sowing Empowerment & Women Who Care Ministries Park View at Laurel 1 My Graceful Days Assisted Care Economic Development (SEED) YMCA Youth and Family Services Beltsville Academy/Beltsville Pin Oak Village Senior Seventh-day Adventist Church New Hampshire Spanish Seventh Food Distribution Center Zion Church Inc. Prince George’s Department of Central Gardens Day Adventist Church Spirit of the Living God Zion Praise Tabernacle Lutheran Social Services Crossover Church New Life Changing Ministry St Michaels and All Angels Church Rolling Crest-Chillum Gladys Noon Spellman New Nations Worship Ministries St. John’s Community Outreach Community Center Elementary School New Revival Center of Renewal Program M D Direct Distribution Seat Pleasant Community Judge Sylvania Elementary Nick’s Place St. Joseph Catholic Church Programs Development Center School Oak Grove African Methodist St. Luke’s Food Pantry Selborne House Family Market Kreayola Kids Episcopal Zion Church St. Margaret of Scotland Soul Factory Charles Carroll Middle School Langley Park Elementary School Olive Foundation Catholic Church Southern Friendship Missionary Burtonsville ES Millwood Community Center Our House St. Paul United Methodist Baptist Church Glassmanor ES Park Forest Oxon Hill Church of Christ Church Spellman House Apartment Pleasant Homes Oxon Hill Food Pantry Still I Rise Mobile Market Tabernaculo de la Fe Queenstown Pastoral Support Services Tabernaculo de la Fe 4-H Food Distribution Site The True Vine Center Ridgecrest Elementary School Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Tender Love & Care Alafia Baptist Church There’s Hope Christian Church Riverdale Elementary School Day Adventist Church The First New Horizon Calvary Assembly Dodge Park Victory Outreach Community Development Rock Creek Terrace Praise Housing Network, Inc. Catholic Charities ADOW Walker Mill Baptist Church CDC Corporation Shady Grove Prince George’s County Montgomery County Family William Wirt Middle School The Hope Center Sowing Empowerment & Department of Social Services Center Woodland Springs Apartment Project Help, Inc. The Jude House City of Greenbelt Economic Development, Inc. (SEED) Rainbow Community The Life Center Clifton Park Baptist Church Senior Brown Bag Development Center The Lord’s Chosen Food Pantry Community Ministries of Prince Avondale Apartments Summer Ridge Rainbow Outreach Ministries The Salvation Army George’s County Bauer Park Apartments Willows Reaching The World Ministries The Samaritan Ministry Faith Community Baptist City of Greenbelt Woodland Springs Refuge Ministries The True Vine Center Faith Deliverance Temple, Inc Faith Temple #2 Church community Marketplace Restoration Center The Yehuda Mond Foundation of Faith Temple #2, O.F.W.B. Friendship Arms Apartments Community Marketplace @ River Jordan, Inc. Ahavas Torah Church Gethsemane United Methodist Shabach! River of Life Redeemed Christian Theocracy International First Baptist Church of Capitol Church Church of God Ministries Heights Heritage House VIRGINIA There’s Hope Christian Church Inwood House Developement Rock of Salvation Ministries, Inc Friendship Arms Apartments Action In Community Through This Generation Ministries Corp. Rockville Spanish Seventh Day Seniors Against Stalking & Service (ACTS) Tower of Praise Church Londonderry Towers Apartments Adventist Church Domestic Violence Support Agape Adult Day Healthcare International Manor Apartments Sacred Heart Nursery School Group Center Town of North Brentwood Pleasant Homes Saint Camillus Catholic Church Gethsemane United Methodist Alexandrians Involved Salvation Ministries Triumphant Baptist Church Food Church RockCreek Terrace Apartments Ecumenically! (ALIVE) Ministry Shabach Emergency Greater Refuge Ministries Inc SEED, Inc. (Emmerson House) Alfred Street Baptist Church United Methodist Church of the Empowerment Center Gwynn Park High School Shady Grove Apartments Annandale Spanish SDA Church Reedemer Shepherd’s Table Hughes Neighborhood Housing Spellman House Apartments Arlington Baptist Church Uplift Individuals in Christ Inc Shiloh Abundant Life St. Paul UMC Becon Hill Missionary Baptist Victory Drug Center Shiloh Church Of God Seventh Inwood House Stewartown/The Willows Church Vision of Nations Day Labor of Love The Barrington Bethlehem Baptist Church Langley Park The Willows/Stewartown Bread & Fishes

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Bull Run Unitarian Universalists Greater Way of Life Ministries Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Way of Faith Christian Training St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Centreville UMC Groventon Baptist Church Outside The Walls Ministry Center INC. Church Child Nutrition Program, inc Harvest House Community Recovery Program Solutions Wesley Housing Development The Salvation Army Christ Chapel Development Corp. of Virginia Corporation of Northern VA. The Wall Christ Church Lazarus Ministry Haymarket Regional Food Pantry Recreation Outreach to Western Fairfax Christian United Community Ministries, Christ House Holiness Tabernacle Church of Community Kids (ROCK) Ministries Food Pantry Inc God in Christ Restoring Lives Community Win Food Ministry Church of Christ at Mt. Vernon Senior Brown Bag Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal El Development Corp. Woodbridge Workers Church of Christ of Dale City Bailey’s Senior Center Arbol de la Vida Revival Baptist Ministries INT Woodlawn United Methodist Church of the Restorer Boat People SOS, Inc Iglesia Evangelia Rising Hope Methodist Mission Church Church on The Move INC. Harvey Hall Community Center Church on the Rock Ministries ApostolesyProfltas Visda Church Yeshua Church of God in Christ Eterna Saint Paul United Methodist INC. Hunter’s Park @ Cherrydale Inc. Lake Ridge Fellowship House Columbia Baptist Church Iglesia Galilea de las Asambleas Church de Dios The Sheltan Community Church of God SHARE INC. N OVA Direct Distribution Immanuel Bible Church United Community Ministries, Community Lodgings Inc Springfield Christian Church Programs Izglesia Pentecostal Trono de Inc. / Mt. Vernon House Community Praise Center Springfield Spanish Seventh-day Family Market Jehova Adventist Congregation Winter Hill Apartments Concordia Lutheran Church Bren Mar Park Elementary James Mott Community St Georges Episcopal Church Woodland Hills Apts Consumer Wellness Center West Gate ES Jubilee Christian Center St Paul Christian Center Yorkville Cooperative Core Community Development Carlin Springs ES LA COCINA VA Group(City of Refuge) ST. Anne’s Episcopal Church ( Weekend Bag La Iglesia Pentecostes Food Pantry) Cornerstones, Inc. Mobile Market Bailey’s Crossroads Community Macedonia St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Culmore United Methodist ALIVE Center Ladrey Food Pantry Church Church Annandale Distribution Bailey’s Elementary School Lake Ridge Fellowship House ST. Francis Catholic Worker Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center Church of Christ at Dale City Fort Henry LINK INC. St. Thomas United Methodist ECHO INC. Coverstone Apts Greenbrier Learning Center/ Lorton Community Action Center Church Fairfax Church of God Culmore United Methodist Baptist Church Messiah United Methodist St.Stephen’s UMC Faith Social Services Church Greenbrier Learning Center @ Church Star Bethlehem Christian Falls Church Spanish SDA Food for Others Virginia Gardens Ministerio Pentecostal Cristo Academy Favor House Ministries Fort Belvoir Harvey Hall Vive Sterling United Methodist Holiness Tabernacle Church Of Homestretch Inc. First Baptist Church of Mision Cristiana Agape Church Springfield God In Christ James K. Polk Elementary Missionaries of Our Lady of The Streetlight Community Outreach Hybla Valley ES Lincolnia Community Resource Floris United Methodist Church Devine Mercy Ministries Food For Others Ladrey Food Pantry Center Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Sup of The Lord Ministries Legal Aid Justice Poe Middle School Friends of Guest House Inc Mountain of Fire & Miracles Sydenstricker UMC Getsemani Pentecostal Church LINK Mobile Food Pantry - Christ Ruby Tucker Family Center Ministries Terry House (Pathway House ) the Redeemer Grace Christian Church Inc. Virginia Gardens Community Neighbors Against Poverty THE HOUSE INC. Open Door Presbyterian Center Grace Episcopal Church New Creatures In Christ The Koinonia Foundation, INC Our Lady Queen of Peace Wexford Manor Grace Life Community Church Ministries INC. The Life Church Food Pantry Rising Hope United Methodist Grace Ministries Community Marketplace New Hope Housing The Salvation Army ( PW County) Mission Church Grace Star Ministries Community Marketplace @ Nokesville United Methodist The St. Lucy Project SERVE, a program of NOVA Southgate CC Greater Morning Star Apostolic Church Thursday Ministry Family Service Church Northern Virginia Family Service Tried Stone Church Sierra Leone Epilepsy Society Greater Upper Room Pen. (SERVE) United Community Ministry St Stephen’s Grace Ministries COC INC. Open Door Presbyterian Church

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financial Donors Reflects monetary donations made between July 1 2013 - June 30 2014

Individual Donors are listed The Abe & Kathryn Selsky John Edward Fowler The Wallace Genetic Joseph S. Handler and Joan David and Lorraine first in each level, Oraniza- Foundation, Inc. Memorial Foundation Foundation, Inc. de Pontet Swerdloff tional Donors follow. ACT for Alexandria Johnson, Mirmiran & Washington Forrest Caroline Heald Carl L. Vacketta Esq. Thompson Foundation Pres ident’s Council Ada & Albert Wibel Paul and Lynda Heran John Viner Foundation Law Office of Ethan J. Wawa Ted Hester Katharine Weymouth Chairman’s Circle Friedman ($10,000+) Ahold Financial Services Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Jeanette M. Honsa G. Evans Witt and Amy R. Associated Distributors, LLC Live Nation Music Group, Whole Foods Market Richard J. Hwang Sabrin Anonymous (3) Bank of America Foundation Inc. The World Bank Ernest Isenstadt and Judith Anthony and Ellen Zelano Peter J. Albert and The Bureau of National Macy’s WPMP Charitable Fund Hsia Charlotte Mahoney Affairs Marriott International, Inc. YRCI Bahija Jallal Andrews Kurth LLP Michael S. Beriss and Jean Capital Eagle, Inc. Maryland Food Bank Pres ident’s Council Geraldine and Wilbert Association of American Carlson Capital One Nordstrom Inc. Johnson Medical Colleges Johanna K. Bockman Commonweal Foundation, Panera Bread Foundation Trustee ($5,000- $9,999) Christie and John Johnson Beaverdale Foundation, Haise and Kevin Borgmann Inc. Paul M. Angell Family Joe Judge Lowry Hill Phil and Valerie Brown Community Foundation Foundation Anonymous (7) Bradley Kading and Kim Bimbo Bakeries USA, Inc. Howard G. Buffett for the National Capital PEPCO Fatima Ahmad Ross Bloomberg LP Region Miriam L. Cameron The Philip L. Graham Fund John Akridge Michael J. Keeley Blue Earth Foundation The Connors Foundation Mark Colley and Deborah Premium Distributors of George E. Arnstein Robert and Mary Ann Keller Booz Allen Hamilton Harsch Dean Foods Foundation VA, LLC Gentry and Sandra Barnes Salil and Kathleen Kharkar Buchly Charity Fund of Terry and Alisann Collins Delicato Vineyards Prince George’s County Margaret R. Bennett Janet B. Kreizman Lodge No.1 Lawrence and Kimberly Diane and Norman Bernstein Protiviti Inc. Joshua B. Bernstein Timothy J. Lawrie Carefirst Bluecross Cook Foundation Rent-A-Center Raymond Bobo The Lear Family Blueshield M. Patricia Davis DLA Piper LLP Republic National Irene Bode Central Lodge #1 - Anita B. Dunn Dunkin’ Donuts & Baskin- Distributing Company Mary Jane Lee Benjamin and Sue Boley Independent Order of Odd Lois England Robbins Community Richard E. & Nancy P. Eugene Ludwig William Borghesani and Fellows David and Lorna Gladstone Foundation Marriott Foundation, Inc. David and Joan Maxwell Geraldine Lash The Cohen Group, LLC The Eugene and Agnes E. Robert P. and Arlene R. Grant C. Miller Leslie H. Goldberg ConAgra Foods Meyer Foundation Kogod Family Foundation Steven and Letha Braesch Mark and Jessica Miller David Guinasso Confrerie De La Chaine Des Farvue Foundation Safeway Inc. Anne Marie Byrd Gerald R. Moody John and Belva Hayden Rotisseurs Foundation Feeding America Service Distributing Inc. Booker T. Carter Jr. Charles P. and Shari Kevin and Sue Hegg Council For Logistics Four Seasons Produce Inc. Share Our Strength Donald and Peggy Cook Lawrence Pfleeger John and Diana Jaeger Research, Inc. Freddie Mac Foundation ShopRite Partners in Caring Joseph and Sandra Corish Mari-Anne Pisarri Edward and Irene Kaplan The Country Vintner Frederick H. Prince Fund Gary and Marla Crockett Dieter Poetzschke Sheila R. Kessinger CSX Corporate Citizenship Testamentary Trust Sisters United in Christ Peter and Kelley Currie Adam and Kelli Polon The Honorable Gladys Darden Foundation Kessler Gannett Foundation Sodexo Todd and Katherine Thomas and Eleanor Porter Elizabeth Roberts Boyle GEICO Stonesifer Kinsley Family Davenport David and Kristen Romero Jerry Knoll Fund General Motors Fund David C. Dubin Bruce and Lori Rosenblum John and Marilyn Kuray First Potomac Realty Trust Marsha Leikin The George Wasserman Stop & Shop - Our Family Louie Dweck J. Stapleton Roy Food Lion, LLC Judy A. Light Family Foundation Foundation William E. Einstein Steven Salop and Judith GE Foundation Richard and Mary Lou Giant Food Strategic Resources, Inc. Maria Finarelli Gelman General Mills Foundation Lindholm GoldStar Events, Inc. SunTrust Foundation Marlene and Gerald Fischer Cathrine Sasek Graham Holdings Company Joan Murray The Grainger Foundation Target Corporation Martin and Sherry Franks Robin Shaffert and Dean Jane Strauss Northern Harris Teeter TASC Jon A. Frierson Brenner Herson-Stirman Family Foundation, Inc. Jeremy Presser Infosoft Group Inc Taste of the NFL Kerry R. Geist Isaac Shapiro and Jennie The Hirsch Family Peter and Marla Schnall The J. Willard & Alice S. TD Charitable Foundation Mary Cornelia Ginn Bonney Foundation Gretchen Sierra Marriott Foundation Triple Canopy Kevin Goddard and Mary Neel B. Shepard Jr. Hoffman Beverage Company Linda Keene Solomon JBG Companies United Way of the National Santiago Marla D. Smith Jane Emily Clymer Memorial David Vander Els John & Nancy Goldsmith Capital Area Scott and Becky Snyder Family Foundation Venable Foundation Fund

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Jerome A. & Deena L. Kaplan Kristin Bear Margaret Freeston Hennessey Carolyn Peery and M. Bruce Ann, Don, Cathy, and Laura Brown Family Foundation James Beers Bernard B. Herman Haslam Family Fund Jim & Marcia Rosenheim Family Robert M. Bennett Jonathan F. Smoot and Mary William and Anna Phillips BAND Foundation Fund Michael Beresik and Beth K. Hobbie Kenneth L. Pieper Banfi Vintner The June Russell Fund Brummel Alice and John Hockenbury Laurence E. Platt and Elizabeth Bates White Economic Consulting K&L Gates LLP Alan and Susan Berlow James and Patricia Hoffman C. Herington Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Kellogg’s Ken and Sheila Berman James C. Hogan Howard and Geraldine Polinger Bingham McCutchen LLP Marshall B. Coyne Foundation, Sandra G. Boodman Alan W. Holmes Katherine E. Ponds Bracewell & Giuliani Inc. Daniel Bourassa John G. Horan Robert and Anne Quinn Calvert Asset Management McEnearney Associates, Inc. Bruce and Elizabeth Bowen Timothy and Debra Howard Tom Reeder Co. , Inc. McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP Angel Brandt Heidi K. Hubbard Rosemary Regis and David CapitalSource Bank The Miller-Wehrle Family Robert M. Brown Gary and Nola Huffman DeRamus Central Union Mission Foundation Stephen R. Bruce John and Diane Hynes Gordon Reid Chesapeake Bay Foundation Mt. Vernon Knights of Columbus Richard and Laurie Calder Pete Jones Ms. Kathleen A. Riley Churchill Downs Club, Inc. Bob and Lisa Callahan Mark M. Katz and Cynthia C. William and Sandra Rogers Colonial Parking, Inc. National Capitol Chapter ITPA Claire Cannon Hogan Donna L. Rosen Consolidated Religious Offerings Newman’s Own Foundation Cynthia Castellana Gwyn M. Kesler William Gould and Mary Rouvelas Fund Nissan Margaret T. Chao Kathleen C. Key Roberta Rudnick and William Constellation NRG eVgo Thomas Chiavetta Jr. Loretta R. King McDonough Creative Computing Solutions, Olsson Frank Weeda Terman Bode Katherine and Mark Childress Jay Kloosterboer and Barbara Joan E. Ryzner Inc. Matz PC Boon and Phyllis Chock Zicari Karen and Abdul Sahebzadah CustomInk Open Society Institute Mary G. Clark and Craig R. Sheila Klos Mary Schapiro and Charles Cycle For Great Causes Palm Bay International, Inc. Schaffer Steven B. Kramer Cadwell D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc. The Pampered Chef Adam and Ann Clymer Sheldon Krantz and Laurie O. Sondra and Edwin Schonfeld DelCor Technology Solutions Qualcomm Andrew H. Coelho Robinson Alfred M. Selgas Deloitte Ratner Companies Irving M. Colonel Sanjiv Kumar and Mansoora Lisa Sha Diageo/Precept Resonate Networks Amy B. Connelly Rashid Michael and Marcia Shannon Dunn Associates Inc. Sandy Spring Bank Mary Jane Cox Patricia Lanoff Adam Shapiro Dweck Charitable Fund Seekers Church David and Martha Dantzic Simon and Sarah Larach Memorial Anne L. Shelton EDJ Associates, Inc. Select Wines Claire C. Davis Fund Stanley and Mary Sherman Ernst & Young LLP Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. Frank Demarais and Barbara Kristine Lee Albert D. Shuldiner and Emily ExxonMobil Foundation SKDKnickerbocker Shuttleworth Walter T. Lewis Jr. B. Myers Fabrangen Tzedakah Collective Sodexo W. J. Deutsch Walter G. Lukens III Stephen P. Smith Foley/Coppola Southern Company Services, Inc. Tom Doong Perry M. Malouf Ph. D. William and Maria Smith Frantz Family Fund SRA International Mary A. Evans Marilyn Marcosson Ruthanne and Harrison Smith Gannett Company Sulica Fund Peter and Lola Everett Dan and Danese Marett Mari L. Snyder General Mills, Inc. The Theodore H. Barth Foundation Merle Fabian Catherine J. Marich John M. Steadman Gifford’s Dairy Inc. Tosa Foundation John H. and Karen W. Ferguson John M. Mattingly Daryl Stephens Greenbelt Consumer Cooperative Treasury Wine Estates Nancy S. Ferris Judith F. Mazo and Mike Seidman Ronald A. Stern and Elisse Walter Guiffre Distributing Company Virginia Eagle Distributing Jason W. Fertig Kevin McAnaney and Catherine Sheila Strand and Peter Strand Guild Memorial Chapel Company LLC Richard K. Fickett McCabe Kelly and Nicholas Testoni Congregation Virginia Imports Ltd. Charles A. Fleischman and Carol Mary L. McCain Roy Tipton and Patsy Tipton Heineken USA Wegmans Evans Denise and James McCarthy Stefan and Marilyn Tucker The Herb Block Foundation William and Karin Banks John Flood Walter G. McMackin Robert Van Kirk Howard and Geraldine Polinger Foundation Donald and Cathy Fogel James and Marjorie McMann Daniel and Linda Vilardo Family Foundation Ann K. Ford Herbert Miller Mr. Christopher Wallace Humanity First USA Presd i ent’s Charles E. Gibson II Joanna A. Miller and Roger D. Paul and Katherine Warren Humanity United Council Sherry W. Gilbert Brown Michael and Alice Weinreb iFaith Golf Challenge Benefactor Julie Mintz Linden H. Welch Immanuel Presbyterian Church $2,500 - $4,999 John Michael Gilligan Peter and Paula Glaser J. Curtis and Piper Moffatt Jeffrey H. Williams Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc. Anonymous (21) Peter and Denise Glassman Jerry and Audrey Moran Mary and Steve Wiltse Jones Day Peter Ackerman and Joanne Brian and Rebecca Goebel Joan D. Murray Andrew and Elizabeth Wolf The Kellogg Collection, Inc. Leedom-Ackerman Terence J. Golden N. James and Ellen Myerberg Richard N. Wright III Kendall Jackson (Majestic) Dawn Amore Andrea J. Grant Elisabeth Nguyen Jeffrey A. Wyand Leading Systems Technologies, David and Deborah Astrove Robert E. Greeves Randy Noranbrock Helen S. Yanchisin Inc. Phillip and Patricia Baker Carl H. Gunderson Maribeth Y. Oakes Bruce Zimmer Lerner Corporation Stanley and Shelley Balis Stefan Hankin Timothy O’Shea Karen Zizmor and Bruce Rinaldi Mass Bay Brewing Co. Mary F. Bayliss Patricia A. Hansen Susan Y. Palik Mesnikoff Foundation

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Miller Brewing Company Susan and Robert Askew Charles and Allison Blanchard Raymond Caron and Maureen Jonathan Dagle and Cynthia Morgan Stanley Lawrence and Carol Aten Thomas Blatchford Roult Stuebner Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP Liane Atlas William and Ruth Bletzinger Paul and Wendy Carothers Kenneth and Geraldine Dalton National Trends, Capital City Guillaume Aubert Richard R. Blickendorfer Ann Carper Frederick L. D’Ambrosi Chapter of The Links Inc. John Aucott Brian and Robin Blumberg Timothy and Patricia Carrico Mary Dancy and Leland Dudek Otto-Whalley Family Foundation Linda Auwers Rich and Jackie Boak Eleanor Carroll William V. D’Antonio The Pew Charitable Trusts Robert Avery Michael J. Bocian Ana Carvajal Elizabeth R. Daoust Posner-Wallace Foundation Ben Aylor Frank and Beth Boland Victoria Casey and Peter Teeley Senator Thomas A. Daschle Professional Convention Marilyn M. Ayres James C. Bond David and Barbara Cather James and Phyllis Davidson Management Assoc. - Capital Mary L. Azcuenaga Jeff Booth Mark Caylor Bruce Davidson and Wendy Root Chapter Mary B. Bailey Thomas Boyd John W. Chapman James E. Davis PwC Glenn Bailey Benjamin Boyd Thierry Chassaing Igor and Keiko Dawid Qatar Foundation Douglas Bailey Elizabeth Brackett Andrew A. Chen Sacha de Lange The Richard L. Levin Family Thomas Baker Peter and Loren Brandman Unni and Lynn Cheryan Mark and Katherine Dedrick Foundation Nicholas R. Baldick Ora Brane Cheryl M. Chesser Kathleen A. Dehm The Samuel & Grace Gorlitz Stephen and Kate Baldwin James and Carol Branscome Eilin J. Chiang Dennis Deloria and Suzanne Foundation David and Naomi Balto Paul Branum James R. Child Thouvenelle Saratoga Insurance Brokers, Inc. Kyle and Elizabeth Barbehenn Bob Bratt Ophelia F. Childs Beverly K. Deppen The Shrine of the Most Blessed David and Livia Bardin Robert K. Bratt John Chilton Helene Deramond and Theodore Sacrament Joanne S. Barker Sandra F. Braunstein Christine B. N. Chin L. Totman St. Brigid’s Farm William Bates Mr. Joe Braverman Don and Georgia Chirieleison Elizabeth R. Dewey St. Michelle Ray and Ellen Battistelli Adam Brecher Deborah J. Chollet Wesley C. Dias Treasury Wines (Beringer) Diana Bauer Dean Brenner and Robin Shaffert Anne Christoffel Jill Dickey Trinchero Family Estates Julianne Beall David Brindley Senator and Mrs. Dick Clark Daniel Diehl USI Insurance Nicolas Beck Mark Brissette Karen Clegg Tom P. Dillon Jr. Washington Nationals Baseball Robert A. Clemente Mark D. Director Club, LLC Joseph and Paulette Becker John Broadbent William and Melinda Becker William Brock and Kathy McGown Dave Clifton Charles E. Diss Jr. Wayne Goldstein Memorial Guy and Sally Divita Foundation Seth Becker Anne Brodsky Roy and Elinor Cloud Jr. Julie Dobson and Chet Thaker The Wollenberg Foundation Kathryn H. Bedell Kevin Brown Susan Clyde Jennifer L. Beers Judi Brown Nathan Cobb Douglas C. Dolan Jr. John and Catherine Benedetto David and Lois Brown Mary Ann B. Coffland Denise Dombay Pres ident’s Council Richard and Sheryl Donaldson Patron Vernon Benton and Marta M. Robert and Susan Bruce Rosalind C. Cohen $1,000 - $2,499 David Nancy L. Buc Martin and Maureen Cohen Sally S. Donner and Kenneth Joan K. Benziger Sanford M. Cohen Briers Anonymous (82) Lynn F. Bufka Robin Bergen Craig Cohen and Naomi Zeff Linda and John Donovan Kenneth Ackerman James P. Bulman Donald and Dorothy Berlin Walter and Deborah Cohn AnnaDoroshaw Harriet F. Adams Daniel Burke Carol and Gary Berman Mary A. Collins Anthony Doss Douglas and Prudence Adler Casey J. Burns Jessica Berman and Michael Michael T. Collins Jesse Douglas Charles Agee Jr. Padraig Burns Fernandez Ryan C. Compton Leonard and Janice Downie Pattie M. Agee David Burr Keith Berner and Martha Ittner Senator Kent Conrad and Ms. Jeanne Downing Sharon Ahmad Peter Buscemi and Judith Miller Berl and Karen Bernhard Lucy Calautti Matt Downs Mohammad Akhter Daryle E. Butler Amy Bernstein and Dan B. Constantine Frank S. Dozier Donald P. Albers David J. Butler Goldenberg Dean and Karen Cooper Ryan and Charis Drant John Albert Kerry A. Callahan Marijean Berry and Jonathan William and Kathleen Cooper Art and Carly Drauglis Anita A. Alexander Mary A. Callahan Auerbach Megan Corey Dixon and Teresa Duffett Charles and Elaine Alford Vaughn and Marge Cameron Maribeth Bersani Carolyn F. Corwin Clifford Duke Americo S. Allegrino James Campbell and Nancy Hooff Daria Bielecki Charles and Candace Cowan Terrance and Maureen Dunn John and Mary Altmiller Bradley Canel Dawn K. Biggins Terri L. Craig Anne Dyer Elena A. Alvarez James Cannon Ambika Biggs Susan Crawford Robert and Mary Eager Alves Family Charitable Heidi and David Capelli Margaret Binns and Patrick Kevin Creamer and Cynthia Barbara J. Easterling Foundation Richard Capone Mahon Shields Fynnette L. Eaton Marta Ames Nicole Carelli Michael Birbiglia Anne Crichton Nicole Mari Ehrhardt Katherine Anderson Jeffrey and Kathleen Carey Lincoln Bisbee Philip and Roberta Cronin Richard C. Eisen and Joy Beth Carolyn Andrews Bruce S. Carhart Alice A. Bishop Andrew Cross Markowitz James E. Anklam Daniel Carke William and Inna Blackwelder Daniel Cross Eric and Carey Eisenberg Stephen Ansari Donald and Julia Carlson Patricia Blakey Kevin D. Crowley Debra and Robert Ekman Robert and Stephanie Arnall Susan Carlson Diana June Blalock Judith Curtis Linda W. Engel Robert and Jane Asher James and Janet Blanchard Robert Engel and Karen Hancox

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John Engler Judith Gayer Francesca Guerrero John and Erica Hurvitz Irina and Robert Kobee John K. Light and Molly L. John and Elizabeth Erickson Judy and David Gayer Corbin and Pamela Gwaltney Edward Hurwitz Susan J. Koch DeBusschere Edward and Mary Esty Cathy Gebhard and John C. Jane W. Gwinn Albert Hutton Emily M. Koechlin Rusty L. Lingenfelter Gary Etter Willett Regina A. Hablutzel John E. Hyde and Erica Elaine Kokiko June B. Linowitz James and Roberta Etzel David S. Gee Timothy B. Hackman Brittain Mary M. Koller Steven K. Linscheid David and Joan Evans William Gehrke Jr. Marin Hagen Carolyn D. Iddings David and Mary Jane David J. Linton Karin K. Fangman Claudette Gerard Cynthia S. Haggard Neil W. Imus Konstantin Harriet Lipkin Daniel and Janet Farrell Lisa K. Gerchick Penda D. Hair and Warren Jacqueline J. Irvine George J. Korphage Geoffrey and Lee Lipsey Susan Feinberg Nathan Gerratt Eggleston Brian A. Jackson Barry L. Kostinsky David and Cynthia Liss Julie M. Feinsilver David Gersch Jack Hairston Stephen Jacobs Beth M. Kramer Weiming Liu Judy S. Feldman Edward Gerwin Jr. Gloria Shaw Hamilton Deborah and Kenneth Jaffe Melissa Krause Doug and Marie Liu Glenn and Gerri Ferguson Denise Giacomozzi and Jan Susan and William Hamilton Chris Jahn Richard and Lisa Krauss Holly B. Lobel Alan and Lois Fern A. May Cynthia Hamilton Maureen A. Jais-Mick Norma Krayem Frederick J. Lombardo Stephanie Fertig Mary Alice Giarda Robert and Amy Hamilton Robert H. James Karen A. Krewer Jeremy Long Marc Fiedler Marsha Gielen Michael J. Hanson Kathryn Janson William and Susan Kristol M. Catherine Long Susan and Andrew Finkle Alicia A. Gilbert Stephen and Judy Harbeck Kasey Jarosz Amy Kruse Cresenciano Lopez Arthur Fisher Amy Ginn and Brian Stanton Helen Harkins Margaret Jenny Rebecca Kutler Christine M. Lowman Alan and Jo Ellen Fishman Afaf and Zaiful Girgis Jean Harmann Hilary and Alexander Joel Mary Kwak Michele H. Luby Patricia Fitzgerald Charles Glaser Jessie M. Harris Phillip M. John Charles and Jill Lady Robert Ludke and Sabrina John F. Fitzsimons Ret. Richard A. Glaser Brian S. Harris Elizabeth Johnson Stavroula Lambrakopoulos Corlette Robert P. Fletcher William A. Glasgow Jr. Jonathan Harris Ralph and Jane Johnson Paul and Susan Lancaster Dwight R. Lupo Teresa Floyd Robert Q. Glass Jeffrey B. Harrison Ross and Diana Johnson James and Erika Landberg Brian Lynch Paul Flynn and Amy Shannon Allan Glass Linda-Jean K. Harsh Megan C. Johnson Peter and Dilys Lande Stephen J. Lynton Michael D. Ford Elizabeth Q. Glennon Mr. Duan Harvey Kimberly K. Jones Andrew and Mary Lang Julius L. Lyons and Anita Claude and Yolande Ford Nicholas Goad Carol and Bob Hausman Jacqueline W. Jordan Ian and Patricia Lanoff Alexander Robert A. Forst Raj Goel Janet L. Hawkins William L. Jordan John and Alixandria Lapp Steve Maaseide Peter and Elizabeth Forster Vincette L. Goerl Caren and George Hearne Lewis D. Junior Patricia and Philip Larson Lane Howell MacAvoy Jill Foster Earl Gohl William Hein Ms. Catherine A. Kalisz Mary Laschober and Steven Thomas G. MacCracken Dudley Fowlkes Michael and Marion Goldberg Kathryn and Ted Henneberry Wendy Kamenshine and Honegger Shannon Macioroski Laura H. Foy Jacqueline V. Golden Sue J. Henry Scott Mirelson Bertha J. Lawrence Andrew and Amy Mack Norton Francis Michele E. Gonsalves Jeff F. Herring Pamela Kao William L. Lawrence Jr. Susan Mack Amiel and Helen Francke Robert S. Goodfriend Brendan and Karen Herron Adam D. Kaplan Eric L. Lawrence and Andrea Roger and Lora Mackin Jeffrey and Inga Frank Arthur and Judy Goodkind Sharon Hertz Nicholas J. Kappa L. Ludwig Claudia MacLachlan Michael Fredericks Robert M. Goschy Harry and Fran Hertz Marcia B. Kass Thomas and Deborah Karen Maher Mary M. Free Richard G. Gould and Nancy Linda Hill Kenneth Keen Lawrence Annie Mahon Lawrence and Mary Kaye C. Gould Jennifer Hillman Kathleen M. Keim Philip Lebet Gina Mahony Freedman Beverly and Demetrios Elizabeth Hocking Lucy Keker Charles J. Lee Jr. Leigh Maier Peter W. French Gournelos Jody Hoffman Robert and Judith Ann William and Dona Lee Eifiona Main and Tim Engel Ann and Morton Friedman Michael Gracey Marianne and Michael Kellogg Patty Lee Joyce A. Malin David Friedman and Melissa Christine Grady Holmes Kenneth Kent Debra Leege Suresh Mallikaarjun Hill William and Mary Grady Edward Hopkins Nancy Kervin Barry R. Lerman Gregory Mallory Thomas and Ann Friedman Mary Graham Michelle Horgan Stephen and Nancy Kidd May S. Lesar Donald M. Malone Robin D. Frosh Steven Graham Graham Horkley and Lee A. Kimball Rachel Leslie William Maloni Sr. Virginia Fulton Andrew and Nancy Gralla Katharine Abraham Alexis Kimber Charles Levin and Margaret John E. Manecke David L. Allred and Mary Lou Robert and Regina Gramss Scott W. Horsley Edward L. King Levin Carol Salzman and Michael L. Fultz Juliet Grant-Suttie Sylvia Horwitz and Dov Charles E. King William and Maryl Levine Mann Julie and Sylvain Furt George and Barbara Graves Weitman Madeleine Y. Kirk Jonathan Levy and Jennifer Fred Marcell Jr. and Betty Timothy S. Gaghan Abraham Greenberg Charles C. Houghtaling Stephen E. Kitchen and Mary Mezey Marcell Laurel Gainor Jeri and Edward Greenberg Sherrill M. Houghton S. Kitchen Jack Alan Levy Jeremy and Marilyn Mark Christopher Galik Michelle Gray John R. Houston III Frederick L. Klein Deborah M. Levy Bruce and Karen Markle Seng Gan Eileen P. Grey Alex and April Hovanec Sarah Kline Newton Lewis Debra Marlow Phillip and Jenny Garfinkle N. Claire Gritzinger Jennifer Howard Sally Kline Mark Lewis Charles D. Martin Janie P. Garner Ava and Neal Gross Katherine Hubbard Susan Klueger Jean N. Liang Marilyn L. Martin Major Garrett Karin Gross John Huffman David and Sharon Kluger Robert Liberatore Michael Martinez Dionis Macy Gauvin Ross Guberman and Heidi Kent Hughes Susan and Steven Klus Terry L. Lierman Lisa L. Maska Willa A. Gavras Appel-Guberman Margot Humphrey H. Kiloh and Jean Knight Michael E. Liggan Danee Mastagni Mickela D. Gay Judah S. Gudelsky Albert T. Hunt Mike Knobler Martha Liggett Yousef Master Therese Guerette Joel Hunter III Jason M. Knudsen Henry Masur

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Michael Mattingly Susan Milligan and Philip Nicholas Olcott Lutz Alexander Prager J.M. Rowe Wendy L. Shapiro Aileen M. May McGuire Michael P. O’Leary Andrea Prejean Peter and Sheila Rowny Sumit Sharma Todd Mayman Kevin Mills Caitlin and Chad Oppenheimer Constance Price Marcia Rucker Peg Shaw Hannah and Michael Mazer William H. Minor Luis A. Orozco William and Mary Jo Margaret Shean Rudman David and Ursula Shears Ruth A. Mazzella Helen G. Minton Michael Osborne and Dana Primosch Mary and Mark Ruge Nathan and Kristin Shenck Anne K. McCain Freddie D. Mitchell Delorenzo Susannah F. Prindle Lewis Rumford Dan and Wendy Shenk-Evans Joyce and Owen McCall David Mitchell and Nicole Patricia O’Shea Jeffrey and Jo Proctor Peter Rundlet Alan and Sheryl Sherwin Noel McCaman and Mary Mitchell Matthew D. Osnos Todd Prono Steve Ruoff Helen Sherwood Ann Pryor Melissa Mitchell Marina S. Ottaway Arthur F. Purcell Michael Ryan Cynthia H. Shields and Kevin Mary Mccann Michael Mocknick Robert and Mary Beth Otto Jennifer Catherine Quinton Anne M. Saba Creamer Bobbie J. McCartney Robert Mollen Richard Owens Dorothy Rabe Babak Saif Mark Shindelman Megan McChesney MJ Moltenbrey Maurice and Mary Owens Patrick and Rosalinda Raher Jean Ellen Samuels Anthony Shop Dennis McClellan Frederick and Linda Moncrief Kim K.S. Pagotto Evelyn Ralston Roger and Vicki Sant Mrs. MaryBeth Shreiner Duane McDaniel Michael and Bridget Monroe Joseph Palca Marilyn L. Rand Mary Phyllis Savoy Thomas O. Bowersox and Frank and Janet McDermott Cornelia Moore Margaret Watson Palmieri Patricia A. Rawlings Foster Sandra L. Saydah Christine A. Shreve Kathleen McEnearney and John C. Moore M. Ann Parham Spencer K. Raymond William A. Scally III Donna Shumaker Gary Rees Kate Moore Sanford Parnes Frances Raynor Jonathan D. Scanlon and David Siegrist Ph. D. Randall H. McFarlane Ravae Moran Heidi and Marc Parsont Amir M. Razi Rebecca Fish Gary L. Sikora Matthew McGill Wendell and Brenda Morris Barbara A. Patocka Richard Rector Martin and Grace Richard and Susan Silverman Irene and John McIsaac L. J. Morris Jane T. Paul Ryan Reed Schaefermeier Jean Simons and Steve Solow Janice McKeever and Joseph Anita B. Morrison Charles A. Peck III Jessica Reimelt John Scheibel and Ester Kurz Sylvia Simons Trembelas McKeever Stephen E. Morrow Mary Pedigo Craig Kaufman and Leigh Barry and Olga Scher Brandy Sims George McKenna and Mary C. Morton Michael Pena P. Rende Ned Scherer and Elizabeth Jay and Linda Siwek Malgorzata E. Wojtowicz Julie J. Moses Robert Perez Clara Reschovsky Kaiser Michael Skehan Ruth A. McKenty Brenda F. Mosley Jennifer Perkins and Scott Margaret Rettig Kristy Scheuble James H. Skiles Chris Mckenzie Stasia Mosley Henderson Timothy Reuter Bob and Patricia Schieffer Gary Slaiman and Suzanne Tom and Barbara McKittrick Debra Moss Robert C. Perkins Jr. Georges Rey Norma N. Schill Spaulding Joseph McLaughlin and Katharine Mottley Jarrett Perlow Robert Reynolds Jean Schiro-Zavela and Vance Matthew Slater and Faith Jeanne Rosenthal Randall Mottram and Mary Eric Pesak Janet Reynolds Zavela Roessel Hugh and Alice McLellan M. Kimble Joan L. Pesata Gina Richard and Eric Cox Stephanie T. Schmelz Ann C. Smith Sarah and David McMeans Joseph and Adamadia Moxey Christie P. Peters Marie W. Ridder Duane W. Schmidt and Mary Kristin Smith Michele McNamara Joann Mueller Woody Peterson Cary Ridder and David C. Daily Rex Smith Conor McNeill Jamshed D. Mulla Michael Petko Alberswerth Phillip E. Schoene and Amy Lusette L. Smith David McSween Elisha and Laura Muller Raymond A. Pfaff Bernard and Barbara Ries Bolton John Smith George Meek Heather Mundie Hermina Pfeifer Adrienne Wolf Ris Steven B. Scholnick Chris Smith Bruce Mehlman Edward J. Murphy B. Donovan and Katherine Roberta Ritvo Laurence and Susan Schor Brian W. Smith Jacob Meisler Sean F. Murphy Picard Anthony Rivetti Jr. Katherine Schroder Kathleen C. Smith Frank and Sharon Menaker Barbara Murphy James and Elizabeth Pickman Sandra Rizzo Molly and Michael Schuchat Brian Smith Jeffrey V. Mendell and G. Gary Myers Steve A. Pierson Barbara C. Roberts Mr. Leonard Schuchman Susan L. Smith Edgar Adkins, Jr. William N. Myhre Mary D. Pietris William and Donna Roberts Daniel Schwartz David R. Smith Todd Menotti John Nading Andrew Pike Eveline Roberts Jonathan Schwartz Richard and Dorothy Smith Sonja Menszyk Nancy Nadon Sara Pikofsky and Daniel John M. Roberts Richard and Joyce Schwartz David B. Smith Mark R. Merley Joseph Neale Eisen G.L. Robinson Illia and David Schwarz Rosa L. Snell Cora J. Metcalf William Neff and Laurel Susan Pitman and David Jill and Rick Robinson James J. Scott Jennifer and Mike Soderman David C. Metz Glassman Feinstein Richard and Jan Roche Chuck and Laurie Scudder Joseph Sollers III Maria Teresa Meyer Nancy Neubert Margaret C. Plantz Roberto J. Rodriguez Richard T. Scully and Lee A. Gabriel and Sara Solomon Daniel and Ellen Meyer Richard A. Niemann Patricia Polach and Stephen Brian Roemer Kimball Dixie A. Sommers Joseph M. Mikrut Jeremy Nighohossian Coye Jane Rohrs Patricia Tara Sears Jonathan Sowar David and Nancy Milburn Jude R. and Carol T. Nitsche Kevin L. Polchow Mary and Fernando Rondon Ted D. Segal Sandra Spear I. William and Diane Millen Michael Nostrad Jonathan and Barbara Pollack Carol F. Rosenhoch Barbara L. Sekhar Guy and Susan Speers Amalia Miller Diane and David Nowlin Ira Polon Douglas and Erica Rosenthal Gary and Caryn Seligman Sandra P. and Stanley C. Matthew Miller and Patricia Bruce A. Nylander Jennifer Sosin and Adam Jeanne Rosenthal Sara Senich Spooner Brereton-Miller Charles Oakley Posen Shannon Rosenthal Ben Sessions Srikanth Srinivasan Jesse and Ann Miller Kenneth Oberly Catherine Poteat Laura Rosas Tim and Juana Shadid Sarah Stakes Frank and Barbara Miller David A. OBrien Craig C. Powell MD Josephine Ross and Christine Charles Rankin and Kathryn Garry Stanberry Jeffrey and Karen Miller Elizabeth M. O’Connor Emily Powell Guilfoy Shafer Cornelius Starkey Scott and Wendy Miller Sabine O’Hara Leif E. Powers Lisa B. Rovin Gary J. Shapiro Hadley P. Steelman

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Mark Stenzel Jay and Edie Trageser Kenneth and Christine Bonita Zietlow Edison Electric Institute One Medical Group Richard Stephenson Katherine Trefz Westbrook Jeffrey A. Zinn The Elno Family Foundation The Organizing Group Kenneth P. Stern Richard Scott Trivett Donald Westdfall Julie B. Zirlin The Ernst & Gertrude Ticho Our Family Foundation Bill Stevens Jean Trompeter Mr. M. Dennis Wharton and Helena Zyblikewycz and Charitable Foundation Quarles & Brady LLP Hugh Stewart Sheena Tuckson Ms. Lisa Ingram James Earl FEED Foundation Rastelli Direct Patricia and Roy Stewart Ralph and Barbara Turner Jr. Mike and Diane Wheelock Fleming Leasing, LLC Redmon Peyton & Braswell Donald and Dorothy Stone Richard and Roberta Ufford Chris and Judy White Abbtech Staffing Ford & Harrison LLP LLP Charles F. Stone Richard E. Ullman Mark and Sarah Whitener Adams and Reese LLP Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Renaissance Charitable Alan Strasser and Patricia Sheila and Steve Urman Guy J. Whitlock Alan & Esther Fleder Jacobson LLP Foundation Hartge Victor and Janice Valdisera Daniel Wicks Foundation George Preston Marshall River Road Unitarian Michael and Marguerite Adam J. van Alstyne David M. Wilburn Allstate Foundation Universalist Congregation Strauss Nancy and Michael Van Leslie S. Wilkes Altria Group, Inc. Great Falls Meals on Wheels Ruth & Jack Glantz Family Cornelia J. Strawser Derveer Frederick Willard American Bakers Association Heart Sing Foundation Foundation John Strokis Jayanand Vasudevan John and Judy Williams Archer Daniels Midland The Henry Foundation Sargent Memorial Gayle E. Strommen Ventures in Community Ryland Willis Company Henry J. Kaiser Family Presbyterian Church Barbara Strother Lynn and Carl Verboncoeur Tom Willkomm and Janet The Arnold & Jeanne Foundation Scheidel Foundation Charles and S. Yvonne Wilfred D. Vieira Anderson Bernstein Fund Horwitz Family Fund Seyfarth Shaw Charitable Foudnation Struchen Bradley and Katherine Vogt Cecil Wilson Arnold & Porter LLP Hyattsville Mennonite Shine On All Foundation Philippa Strum Alex von Streeruwitz Katherine Wilson The Bajaj Family Foundation HZ Management Co. The Sisco Family Fund Jack and Laura Summer Jean Wadsworth Lisa Wilson Beaty Family Fund Ideal Innovations, Inc. Sprint Noreen Marcus and Jay Joyce B. Walker John I. Wilson Bernard W. Abrams Family J.F. Fick, Inc. The Summit Fund of Sushelsky Ralph J. Wall Thomas Wisnowski Foundation, Inc. Jean Axelrod Memorial Washington Carol L. Swan Josephine A. Walsh Gary Witlen Bethesda Central Farm Foundation Market The SunDial Foundation Inc. Stephen and Lucinda Swartz David Walsh William and Terry Witowsky Jenner & Block Bob’s Discount Furniture, LLC Tax Executives Institute, Inc. William R. Sweeney Jr. Shawn Walters Justin Wolfers JJF Management Services Broad Run High School DECA Thompson Coburn LLC James Swigert and Nancy Charles W. Walton Penelope W. Wolff Keker Family Foundation Brown Forman/Dailys Truist Neubert Richard E. Wardwell John Wolff King & Spalding LLP Burgess & Niple, Inc. Turner Construction Company Eric Sword Joseph J. Wassell Michael Wolly Lainoff Family Foundation The Caine Family Foundation Inc. Union Privilege Ellen D. Swyler Brian and Kelly Waud Kenneth and Dorothy Carmax The Levin Charitable Fund United Food & Commercial Ramona L. Tan Ralph T. Webb Woodcock Chevy Chase Presbyterian Littler Mendelson, PC Workers Union, Local 400 Daniel Tate Frederick and Eleanor Weck Kenton Campbell and Susan Church Mack-Sumner Unity Of Washington DC Jeffrey and Irene Tebbs Kenneth and Andrea Wooddell The Church of the Covenant Communications US Sedan Services Worldwide Gary C. Tepper Weckstein Calvin Woodhouse Jr. Presbyterian MCA Construction, Inc. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Mark Thill Charles F. Wedel Michael Woods and Joan Clear Channel McCandlish & Lillard PC Wedding Wire Corolyn Thomas Leland Weinstein Pepin Community Foundation of Melamed Foundation The WelterWorks Charitable R. Scott Thornton Loribeth Weinstein Bernard and Mindy Woolfley Greater Memphis Mid-Atlantic Chapter of Fund Junius B. Tillery Howard Weiss Brooks and Ann Wrampelmeier Corporate Office Properties, CoreNet Gobal, Inc. Western Presbyterian Church Richard C. Tilson Marvin Weissberg Lorelie Yockman LP Mushinsky Voelzke & Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Richard Tirocke David Welch Mark Yorkowski Cotton & Company LLP Associates Rice, LLP Mark Toigo Darren and Joanna Welch Paul Young Danya International Inc. Napar Women’s Bar Association Daniel Toiv Janet Louise Weller Michael L. Young David & Lorna Gladstone Naval Support Activity of DC Jennifer Tolbert Sherrill Wells Brian Young Foundation Washington Woodbridge Rotary Club Christina L. Tomlinson Janis M. Welsh Mary J. Zafis-Garcia DC Hunger Solutions Neiman Marcus Group World of Wines Steven D. Toney Allen J. Weltmannn Lynda and Joseph Zengerle Discalced Carmelite Friars NRECA United Zeta Associates Richard Tornello Judith A. Werdel Judith and Leo Zickler Duncan, Weinberg, Genzer & Omidyar Network Fund, Inc. Dorothea Tostanoski Pamela Wessling Pembroke PC We would like to thank the following for President’s Council support through employee giving, matching gifts and other fundraising programs and efforts.

7 Delta Food Drive AARP The Advisory Board Company Allied Telecom Group LLC American Institutes for American Petroleum A.T. Kearney Holiday Food Association of American Aetna Foundation, Inc. Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority Research Institute (API) - Fueling Our Drive Universities (AAU) The Aidmatrix Foundation American Chemistry Council American Legion Auxiliary, Community AAO - Eat Nourish and Thrive ACT for Alexandria Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Food Drive Greenbelt Unit 136 America’s Charities Drive Adams and Reese LLP Feld LLP American Geophysical Union Ameriprise Financial Services

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Amgen Foundation Cycle for Great Causes - GPI / Greenman-Pedersen, McKenna Long & Aldridge Peapod LLC TC Group Andrews Kurth LLP Aspen Hill Club Event Inc. LLP The Pew Charitable Trusts TGI Friday’s The Annie E. Casey Danaher Corporation Graham Holdings Company MedImmune, LLC PhaseOne - Virtual Food Thomas Follory DC & The Foundation DelCor Technology Solutions Graham Horkley MercerTrigiani LLP Drive Avascent Group Aon Consulting Delicato Vineyards Grant Thornton Food Drive Merck Foundation PhRMA Thompson Coburn LLP Appian Deloitte - Turkey @ Every Greenbelt Consumer Michael Baker Jr. Inc. Pierce Atwood LLP Tosa Foundation Apple Table Cooperative Microsoft Giving Campaign Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Turbitt, O’Herron & Leach Applied Predictive Dickstein Shapiro LLC Hager Sharp MobileCause Pittman LLP PLLC Technologies (APT) DiMuroGinsberg Harris Teeter - Community The Morris and Gwendolyn Pitney Bowes Inc. Turner Construction Arena Stage / WTOP Virtual DLA Piper LLP Cares Campaign Cafritz Foundation Podesta Group 2013 Holiday Company Food Drive Dr. Solano’s 2013 Food Drive Henry J. Kaiser Family Motion Picture Association Food Drive United Way of Central AT&T DRI Foundation of America Prince William County Maryland The Bamzai Family Duane Morris LLP Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP NAB Attorney’s Office United Way of the National Bank of America Edgewater Humanity United Napar - Pete Class Memorial ProFund Advisors LLC Capital Area Bates White Economic Employees Charity Hyattsville Mennonite Golf Tournament 2013 Proskauer Rose LLP Unity Woods Yoga Center Consulting Organization of Northrop IBM Employee Services National Association of Public Welfare Foundation University of Maryland Bean, Kinney & Korman, PC Grumman IBM Retiree Charitable Broadcasters Qualcomm Library Food Drive Benevity Community Impact Environmental Defense Fund Campaign National Association of Razoo Foundation Vanguard Charitable Fund ExxonMobil Employee’s ICE Corporate Directors Redmon Peyton & Braswell Endowment Program Bill & Melinda Gates Favorite Charity Campaign iFaith Golf Challenge National Cathedral School LLP Venable LLP Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Immanuel Presbyterian - PECF Reed Smith LLP Verizon Foundation Bingham McCutchen LLP EYP/ Architecture & Church National Democratic Club Regan Zambri Long & Washington Research Library Blackboard Cares Engineering IntelliWare Systems, Inc. National Farmers Union Bertram Consortium Booz Allen Hamilton Fannie Mae International Monetary Fund National Institute on Aging - Reston Day School - 5th Washington State Society Boston Consulting Group Federal Public Defender Church of Jesus Christ of Office of Comms & Public Annual Pies for the Planet Wawa Bowie Baysox - Pancake - Alexandria Latter Day Saints (JCLDS) - Liason Safeway Inc. Wegmans Dinner Federation Of Virginia Food Day to Serve National Education Sandy Spring Bank - Share a WellPoint Foundation Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Banks Jenner & Block LLP Association (NEA) Post, Share a Meal Wells Fargo Community BrigliaHundley PC Feds Feeds Families Jewish Communal Fund Needle Chasers of Chevy Seyfarth Shaw LLP Support Campaign C Biz Food Drive Feeding America Jews and Muslims DC Chase SGJJR We’re All Essential Food Cable Entertainment The Feinstein Foundation Just Give Neiman Marcus Group Share Our Strength Drive Management FINRA K&L Gates LLP Network For Good ShopRite Partners in Caring Whole Foods Market Cassidy Levy Kent LLP First Giving Kelley Drye & Warren LLP Nichols Zauzig Sandler PC Fund Wiley Rein LLP The Cheesecake Factory Food Lion King & Spalding LLP Nissan - Stuff a Leaf for the Sidley Austin LLP Winston & Strawn LLP Charitable Foundation - Ford & Harrison LLP KPMG Holidays Sifer Team Centennial WNUK SPURLOCK PB Drive Freddie Mac Leach Travell Britt PC Office of the City Attorney - Challenge Architecture & NK City Of Alexandria Churchill Downs - Taste of Freddie Mac Foundation LeClair Ryan Skanska USA /JMT Architects OLLI the Derby Gannett Company Lionbridge 3rd Annual Southern Company Women’s Bar Association One Medical Group of DC Cisco Systems Foundation Gate Gourmet Holiday Food Drive Sprint Open Society Institute WTOP/Arena Stage Commonwealth GE Foundation Live Nation Music Group, Inc. SRA - Family Fun Day Paley, Rothman, Goldstein, YourCause LLC Community Foundation for GEICO Lockheed Martin - MENU SRA International Rosenberg, Eig & Cooper YRCI - Jeans for Beans the National Capital Region GEO Staff Food Drive Initiative Stantec The Pampered Chef Campaign Community Health Charities Giant Food Macy’s Bag Hunger Campaign State Farm Insurance of the National Capital Panera Bread Foundation Zeta Associates Girl Scouts Troop 6534 Markon Solutions Food Drive SunTrust United Way Area Patton Boggs LLP ZGF - Week of Good Global Impact Maryland Food Bank Campaign Cotton & Company LLP MBIA Foundation Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & T. Rowe Price Zimmer Gunsul Frasca GoldStar Events, Inc. Walker LLP Architects LLP Curran Moher - Fairfax Bar McCandlish & Lillard PC Taste of the NFL Assn. Paralegal Section Google PCA - Holiday Party Virtual Zumba to Zero Out Hunger McGuireWoods LLP Tax Executives Institute, Inc. CustomInk GovDelivery Food Drive

The CAFB Development Department strives for accuracy. If you see see an error please send a message to: Jordan Agnew, Director — Individual & Online Giving at [email protected]

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Food Donors 111 Mass Ave, NW Bancroft Elementary School Center For American Progress Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream Gaithersburg Marriott Hyattsville Middle School 1615 L Street LLC Bancroft, McGavin, Horvath & Centreplate Drott Lodge #168 Washingtonian Center Imagine Lincoln Public 20 Mass Ave, NW Judkins, PC Centreville High School Duke Yung Alumni Chapter DC Gallaudet University Charter 2014 Spring Pennysaver Barack Obama Elementary Centreville United Methodist Dulles Expo Center Gate Gourmet Insight Global Super Yard Sale Barilla America Inc. Church Dunbar High School Gatorade Intelsat Corporation 4 the Healing in You, Inc. Barre 3 Georgetown Cesar Chavez Public Charter DuPont Park George & Wanda Patrick Irving Farms Marketing 425 Mass Apartments BBYO, Inc. School Duval High School George Washington University ISKON of DC A Bigger Picture, Inc. Beaconfire Chartwells Thompson DVA Federal Credit Union Georgetown Day School Jacqueline V Wilson A.M. Briggs Bella Cosmetic Surgery Chasenboscolo Injury East Meadow Apartments Georgetown Visitation James Madison Middle Academy Hills Ben Yehuda Café & Pizzeria Lawyers Edgar Allan Poe Elementary Preparatory School Jay Lakhani Accokeek Academy Benjamin D. Foulois Creative Cheesecake Factory Educational Testing Service Geppetto Catering Jeanne-Marie Miller Advisory Board Company And Performing Arts Chevy Chase Community Eeca Community Foundation, Giant Foods Jennie-O Turkeys AECOM Academy Center Inc. Girl Scout Council Of The Jenny Craig AFGE: The Union for Benjamin Stoddert Middle Chick-Fil-A Eleanor Roosevelt High Nations Capital Jet Alumni Association Of Government Employees School Children National Medical School Girl Scout Troop 6880 Washington, Dc Alaska Airlines Birch, Stewart, Kolasch & Center Elim Baptist Church Girls Rock Jewish Community Center Of Alaska Seafood Marketing Birch, LLP Christian Family Montessori Elizabeth Wigandt & Thomas Glenn Dale Elementary Greater Washington Institute BJ’s Wholesale Club School Wigandt School John Hanson Montessori Alenia Aermacchi North Bladensburg Elementary Church Of The Little Flower Elmwood Terrace Goldberg’s Bagels School America, Inc. School Church Of The Nativity Embassy Suites Governors Green Apartments JROTC, Colonel Zadok A Alex and Ani, Inc. Bloomingdale’s Clagett Farm Epiphany Catholic Church Grasshopper Green & Magruder High Allenwood Elementary Blue Ridge Produce Class Produce Group Epiq Systems, Inc. Kenwood Judith P. Hoyer Early Alliance Of Community Health Booz Allen Hamilton Coca-Cola North America Erica McGrady Great Plains Food Bank Childhood Center Plans Boy Scout Troop 1869 Coldwell Banker Georgetown ESI International Greater Metropolitan Youth Junior Troop 4041 - Ebenezer Allied Telecom Group Braddock Lee Apartments Columbia Fresh Produce Evergreen UMC Football League Church Girl Scout Troop Alsum Farms & Produce Broad Run High School Columbia Park Elementary Excel Public Charter School Greenbelt Elementary School JW Marriott Wardman Park Ambulatory Surgery Center Brookewood School Comcast Svc Center Face Hunger Group Greenbelt Middle School Kappa Epsilon Alpha Pi Chapter Association Brywn Heights Elementary Community Radiology Farming 4 Hunger Greenshoots Distribution Kathy Corcoran America Sings School Comptroller Of The Currency FBI Counterterrorism Division Gwynn Park High School Keany Produce American Academy Of Buchanan, Ingersoll, & ConAgra Foods Federation of VA Food Banks Gwynn Park Middle School Rooney Law Office Kellogg Company Dermatology Concord Elementary Federation Of Virginia Food H&S Bakery American Nurses Association Bully Pulpit International Congregation Adat Shalom Banks Hallman Orthodontics Kemp Mill Synagogue American Public Human Burning Tree Elementary Congregation Har Shalom Fedex Office Hana Foods Kenmoor Elementary School School Services Association Congregation Har Tzeon Feds Feed Families Harris Teeter, Inc. Kennon Harris Buurma Farms of GA LLC American University Agudath Achim Feeding Children Everywhere Harvester Presbyterian Kids Against Hunger DC Metro International Law Review C&S Wholesale Grocers Convergenz LLC FishbowlDC Church Kids In Action (Kia) Ancestry.Com Cadillac Ranch National Cooseman’s DC Flintstone Elementary Heather Hills Elementary Kiwi Kuisine Andrews Kurth LLP Harbor Costco Florida Association of Food School KMS Calverton Elementary School Annunciation Church Cub Scout Pack 7777 Banks Hebrew Academy Komen Race for the Cure Campbell Soup Company Antioch Baptist Church Dance Place Org Folgers Shakespeare Library High Road Academy Of Prince Kraft Foods Canada Dry Potomac Corp. Apple Early Learning Center Darcars Automotive Group Food Authority South George’s County Kutak Rock LLP Canteen Aramark Dartmouth Club Of Dc Food Bank of Central & Highland Park Elementary Lambda Chi Alpha & Pi Arbor Park Apartments Capital One DC Central Kitchen Eastern Nort Hilton Worldwide Beta Phi Archbishop Carroll High Capitol Hill Towers DC Vegfest Food Lion Hines Interests Lamont Elementary School School Capitol Yards Apartments DC101 Forcey Christian School Holy Comforter St. Cyprian Land O Lakes Inc. Ardmore Elementary CareFirst/Blue Shield Defense Engineering Inc. Fort Belvoir Commissary Roman Catholic Church League Of Conservation Arlington Food Assistance Cargill, Inc. Deloitte Fort Foote Elementary Holy Rosary Church Voters Center Caribou Coffee Dick’s Sporting Goods Foundry United Methodist Holy Spirit Catholic Church Lewis Orchards Arrowhead Elementary School Carrollton Elementary School Divine Smiles Dentistry LLC Church Holy Trinity Baptist Church Live Nation Dc AVA H Street Apartments Cathedral Of St. Matthew DK Transport Fresh & Green Hoops For Youth Foundation Lockheed Martin Corporation Avalon Elementary School Catholic University Columbus DLA Piper DC Freshfarm Market Horace Mann Elementary Long & Scott Farms, Inc. Avondale Overlook School Of Law Dominion Produce Fresno Community Food Bank School LYFE Kitchen Apartments Catholic University Of DPI Midatlantic Frito Lay Houston Elementary School Lyon Bakery B.K. Miller Co., Inc. America Dr. Henry A Wise, Jr High G. Louis Galloway Howard University Mandarin Oriental Hotel Bakeco CBIZ, Inc. School Huntington Ingalls Industries Manna Food Center

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Maret School Turkey Drive Navy Federal Credit Union Potandon Produce St. Bartholomew Church The Manor East- Home Verizon Margaret Bent Nazarene Outpost Ministries PotomacWave Consulting St. Bernadette Properties Victor O. Schinnerer & Marion’s Smart Delights Needle Chasers Of Chevy Purcell International St. Gabriel The Manor Of MD Company, Inc. Marriot Hotel Chase Quaker St. John’s Church The Mission Continues Vocus Marriott Corporate Nerdfighters Of The Greater Race for the Cure St. Johns United Methodist The Mitre Corporation Wakefern Headquarters DC Area Rackspace Hosting Church The Trust For Public Land Walmart Stores, Inc. Marshall Presser Nestle USA, Inc. Randall Memorial UMC St. Louis De France The Warwick Apartments Washington Architectural Martha Chapter #11 Order of NRG eVgo Reed Temple AME Church St. Mary, Mother Of God The Washington Center For Foundation the Eastern Star Oaklands Elementary School Regency Pointe Apartments St. Matthew’s United Internships And Academic Washington Center Martin Luther King, Jr. Occasions Catering Relay for Life Methodist Church Seminars Washington Christadelphian Middle Ocean Spray Cranberries, Renaissance Hotel St. Michael The Archangel The Washington Marriott Ecclesia Mary Harris “Mother” Jones Inc. Republican National St. Patrick’s Episcopal Day Thomas G Pullen Academy Washington DC Stanford Elementary Office Of Professional Committee School Thomas Stone Elementary Association Maryland Democratic Party Responsibility Revolution Foods St. Paul’s Episcopal Church School Washington District Youth Maryland Food Bank Ohr Kodesh Congregation Rice Fruit Co. St. Peters School Tifereth Israel Congregation Missionary Society Of The AME Zion Church MDV Nash Finch One Bethesda Center Ritchie Avenue Cultural St. Stephen, Martyr TNMBC Meals of Hope One Independence Plaza Center St. Thomas The Apostle Torah School Of Greater Washington Hebrew Congregation Melwood Elementary School Condominium Association Riverdale Elementary Staff Members Of WRLC Washington Wayne E. Bailey Produce Mercy Worldwide LLC One Source America, Inc Robert Frost Elementary Stantec Torrey Farms Weight Watchers Meridian International OPEIU Local 2 Rosa L Parks Elementary Starbucks Corporation Towne Terrace East, A Center Optimal Solutions And School Sterman Masser Inc. Condominium Wellington Trace Meridian Mt. Vernon Triangle Technologies, Inc. Safeway Summit Information Tree of Life Community PCS West Springfield Terrace Metro Day School Osher Lifelong Learning Safeway : BBQ Battle Solutions Trinity University Westchester West Metro Trial Lawyers Institute Sam’s Club Sur La Table Triple G Brokerage Western Harvest Metropolitan Cooking & Our Lady Of Lourdes Samuel Chase Elementary Swedish Lutheran Church Of Tropicana Western Veg-Produce, Inc. Entertaining Our Lady Of Sorrows Samuel P. Massey Academy Washington DC Tropicana Products, Inc. Westfield’s Golf Club Mid Atlantic Gleaning Our Lady Of Victory Sasscer Administration Szawlowski Potato Farms Tyson Foods, Inc. Westin Georgetown Hotel Network Our Lady Queen Of Peace Building Tamarron Apartments U.S. Customs and Border WGTS 91.9 FM Miller’s Office Products Overlook Elementary Second Harvest of South Tanglewood Regional School Protection Whole Foods Market Mondelez International Oxon Hill High School Georgia Target U.S. Equal Employment WHUR Food 2 Feed Montgomery Co. Dept. of P&K Services/Western Seminary Hill TASC Opportunity Commission William Hall Academy Parks Harvest LLC Seminary Towers Temple Sanai (EEOC) WIRRE - Women in Retail Montpelier Elementary P. Vigneri & Sons, INC Senator Patrick Leahy’s Templeton Elementary U.S. Immigration and Real Estate School Pacific Blue Corporation Office School Customs Enforcement Wisconsin Place Monumental Vending Panera Bread SFC Transport Thanksgoween 2013 U.S. Postal Service WMATA Power Dept. Mother Dears Paradigm Management Shalom Kosher The Arnold Agency Unilever Wolf Trap Mount Mariah Baptist Church Park Shirlington Shambhala Meditation The Aspen Institute University Of Delaware Women in Agriculture Alumni Club Mount Vernon Avenue Baptist Patriot Land And Wildlife Center of Washington The Children’s Guild Woodleaf Apartments University Of Maryland Church Management Share Our Strength The Church of Jesus Christ of Woodmore Elementary Athletics Mount Vernon Square Patuxent Elementary School Sheehy Auto Stores Latter-day Saints School University Of Maryland Murrys Steaks, Inc. Paul Public Charter School Shepherd Park Christian The Courts At Dulles Woodrow Wilson Libraries My Organic Market Peppertree Farm Church The Courts At Fair Oaks International Center For University of Maryland Naas Federal Credit Union Pepsi Bottling of Cheverly Shoppers Food and Pharmacy Scholars The Courts At Huntington Nutrition Class NALC - Branch 142 Pepsi Cola of Washington Sibley Memorial Hospital Station Worldwide Company University of the District of National Association Of Perfecting Worship Center WVU Alumni National Capital Sidwell Friends School The Disney Store Columbia Broadcasters Perrywood Elementary Silver Spring Jewish Center The Encore Apartments Chapter National Association Of University Towers Wyndham National Resort Phil Abundance Six Flags America The Field School Condominiums Insurance Commissioners Phyllis E. Williams Smithsonian National Zoo The Fresh Market Yeshiva of Greater Unum (DC Office) Washington National Association of Elementary School Society of St. Andrews The Gap Store Letter Carriers UPS Young Israel Shomrai Pi Kappa Alpha Sol Systems The Halle Companies National Center For Health Urban Alliance Emunah PilieroMazza Attorneys Spectrum Foods The Hershey Company Statistics US Mail Youth Missionary Society Of At Law St Teresa of Avila The Intermodal Association National Eye Institute USAID The Washington District Plantation Sweets St Thomas the Apostle Of North America National Indoor Climate USDA Farmers Market Port Towns Elementary The Kennedy Center Expert St. Augustine Catholic Valley View Elementary School Church The Literacy Lab National Theater Venn Strategies 2014 Capital Area Food Bank 33 2014 CAFB

Donor Profile: Carl Vacketta “Always Room for One More” tion in the 1890s, he settled in the and has served in a variety of board central Illinois town of Westville, leadership roles since, including as working in a coal mine before a member of its Executive Com- opening his own grocery store. Men mittee in the capacity of Secretary. arriving to work in the town’s coal Carl was an active contributor to mines often had nowhere to eat or the food bank’s capital campaign sleep, and Carl vividly remembers and efforts around the food bank’s the stories he heard growing up construction of and move to a new about his grandparents inviting min- building in 2012, and in 2014, he ers to join them at the family dinner was instrumental in raising over table. “There’s always room for one $130,000 from the DC legal com- Carl Vacketta, an attorney more”, his grandparents would say. munity through the Food From the who has long championed hunger That attitude of generosity would Bar campaign (see story, page 18). and other important issues though stick with Carl throughout his life. his work on the board of the food Paying it Forward bank and other nonprofit organi- Giving Back With his retirement approach- zations in the human services and Carl received both his undergrad- ing, Carl has done some estate education sectors, has recently uate and law degrees from the planning. Those plans include the retired from the firm DLA Piper after University of Illinois, directly attrib- Capital Area Food Bank as one of a 45 year career in government uting the opportunity to do so to his his beneficiaries. In Carl’s words: contracts law. father’s hard work and long hours “When one was raised as I was, at the same grocery store that his Carl traces his desire to give and received the benefits and re- grandfather had started. While still back—which has prompted him to wards that I did, at some point you in college, Carl decided that if he be a significant contributor to the have to decide how you will give could help those around them, he food bank through the years as well back — whether it’s a lot or a little.” as a leader in the legal community’s would. And he has, starting with his response to hunger—to the early support of his alma mater and, later, The food bank is grateful to Carl influences of his family. his involvement with the food bank. — and those like him — who have chosen to support the food bank Thirteen years ago, Carl began His grandfather, upon immigrating and the wider community by giving volunteering at the food bank with from Italy, first settled in Louisiana generously of their time, resources, colleagues from DLA Piper. In 2003, and cut sugarcane to support his and selves. family. Moving to escape persecu- he joined the organization’s board,

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Bequests Fiscal year 2013-2014 We recognize the commitment and leadership of the following individuals who have decided to make planned gifts to the Capital Area Food Bank. If you have included the food bank in your estate plans and are not listed, please contact Claudia Morris at 202-644-9859, or email her at [email protected] so that we may properly acknowledge your kindness. Future Planned Gifts Andre E. Barrer Christel Allen Hair Susan MacKnight Nancy Roman and Steven Robert M. Brown Allan W. Johnson Alburn Stafford Metz Cohen Rosalie S. Donero Kenneth Jones Eugene Miller Mikiko Stebbing Allan Glass John Kefferstan Jack R. Newman Sylvia Simons Trembelas Judith E. Goldstein Elaine Kokiko Barry and Olga Scher Charles W. Walton Cynthia Grabo Sheri H. Link Carl L. Vacketta Michael and Alice Weinreb Raleigh Hansl Elizabeth Marshall Gloria Ward-Ravenell Realized Planned Gifts Joseph R. Aponick Mary P. Holmstad Walter Taylor Lewis, Jr. Dorothy B. Passer Barbara D. Diller Bernice S. House Murrey Marder Jane Grey Pfeiffer Elizabeth C. Downs Karen A. Johnson Alice S. Marriott Paul Pfeiffer, Jr. Judith A. Finkelstein Helen J. Kaufman Mason F. Moore Corrine S. Stanton Monica Gallagher Daniel Kiang Joan B. Naugle Valita Jean Shepperd Dorothy A. Glaser Catherine Russell Knox Shirley Susan Platt

““ The CAFB has given us a framework, and a logic, for giving food. With their help, we’re not just pushing out food—we’re giving recipes and talking about health.”

—Willie Clark, Pennsylvania Avenue Baptist Church (CAFB Food Assistance Partner, Washington, D.C.)

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