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MEET ELENA

On a hot summer morning, Elena Martinez, along with her sons—Kevin, 4 and Adonay, 2—arrived at a food pantry that works with Capital Area Food Bank, a member of the Feeding America network.

Before the impact of COVID-19, Elena worked in a restaurant kitchen. Due to the economic fallout from the pandemic, she— like tens of millions of people across the country—lost her job.

As Elena saw the nutritious food available for her to take home to help feed her family of seven, she smiled, excited about the meals she could prepare amid a devastating time of unemployment and uncertainty. Women like Elena are overrepresented in some of the hardest-hit industries for job loss, including leisure and hospitality, healthcare and education, and women—especially “ Black and Latino women—lost jobs in those sectors I’M VERY at disproportionate rates. GRATEFUL TO GOD THAT MY FAMILY IS ABLE TO EAT BECAUSE OF THE FOOD THAT I RECEIVE FROM THE PANTRY. ”

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MEET OUR VOLUNTEERS

Before the pandemic, the Feeding America food bank network relied on the generous time of nearly 2 million volunteers each month. The impact of COVID-19 quickly shattered that. Adhering to shelter- in-place orders, social-distancing protocols and health concerns, food banks saw a 60% decline in this critical volunteer workforce. To adapt and help meet demand, food banks partnered with the National Guard, Team Rubicon and other national volunteer groups. Upon learning about the network’s acute need for volunteers to help feed people during the pandemic, caring and compassionate supporters like you answered the call—neighbors helping neighbors.

When Emily’s school, Mr. Reeves is the academic Mark volunteers at where she teaches sixth dean at Sul Ross Middle SECOND HARVEST through eighth grades, School, which worked with the HEARTLAND in St. Paul, shut down, she took her SAN ANTONIO FOOD BANK Minnesota once a week three daughters to volunteer to host an emergency food and has continued signing at the ST. LOUIS AREA distribution for local families. up for shifts during the FOODBANK. Volunteering “I get to see my students’ COVID-19 crisis. He is became part of their new daily parents, aunties, uncles and thankful his employer routine. “Knowing now that grandmothers picking up food, allows him to take time there is an even bigger need and it’s an absolute pleasure off to volunteer during the during the pandemic makes to work and make sure all workday so he can fill shifts volunteering that much more students are fed during that others can’t. important,” she said. this time of need.”

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO AND BOARD CHAIR

During times of unprecedented crisis and uncertainty, people harness a resilience they never knew they were capable of to unite with others and provide support. Boundaries disappear and communities rise through collective compassion and the belief that, together, we can overcome any challenge.

That spirit of shared empathy and generosity has been evident since the effects of COVID-19 blanketed not just our country, but the world—yielding shifts in daily norms and routines that have shaped PEOPLE our current reality. ARE AT THE Driven by your generosity in fiscal year 2020, the Feeding America food bank network quickly activated and restructured operations CENTER OF to meet the surge in demand due to COVID-19. Your support enabled network members to help provide nearly ALL WE 5.2 billion meals to people facing hunger—40% of whom, due to the pandemic, were seeking charitable DO. food assistance for the first time in their lives.

The fallout from the pandemic, including record unemployment rates, economic hardship, school closures, physical and social isolation, and downturns in emotional health and well-being, could have frozen us in fear and chaos—and yet, together, we stood in strength and resolve, determined to not let hunger be an additional worry for millions of people.

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO AND BOARD CHAIR continued

As we continue to navigate through a global pandemic, as well as a critical nationwide dialogue on ending systemic racism, we are gratefully aware that any progress we make in our mission to end hunger—now and in the future—will be furthered by dedicated supporters like you. We value your steadfast commitment to ensuring our neighbors facing hunger have equitable access to the food they need, and we remain focused on ensuring the families we serve not only have nourishment, but also stability, as the ripple effects of the pandemic persist.

Thank you for your dedicated partnership in our mission to end hunger. Together, we are emerging stronger and making a meaningful difference for millions of neighbors in communities across the country.

Best regards,

Claire Babineaux-Fontenot Gary Rodkin Chief Executive Officer, Retired CEO, ConAgra Foods Feeding America Chair, Feeding America Board of Directors

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In every community across the country, the Feeding America network PUTTING PEOPLE FIRST of food banks provides neighbors with the meals they need—advancing our work toward ending hunger in America.

CATALYZE A MOVEMENT Our vision is TRANSFORM an America where THE CHARITABLE no one is hungry. FOOD EXPERIENCE ELEVATE Our mission is to feed America’s hungry through a nationwide network of member THE PUBLIC food banks and engage our country in the SECTOR fight to end hunger. MAXIMIZE ROLE FOOD Our commitment is to keep people SOURCING at the center of all we do and address racial disparities in all our work. & SHARING EXPAND NETWORK CAPACITY

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OUR COVID-19 RESPONSE

Feeding America has projected that 1 in 6 people (50.4 million) in the U.S. could be food insecure in 2020 in the wake of the pandemic—up from 1 in 9 people (35 million) in 2019.

NEARLY 5.2 BILLION MEALS DISTRIBUTED

200 OVER MEMBER 500 FOOD CLICK TO FIND YOUR FOOD DONORS LOCAL FOOD BANK BANKS

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IMPACT committed to placing the people we serve at the center of our work to end hunger.

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TOGETHER WE ARE WORKING TO END HUNGER

By 2025, Feeding America, in collaboration with our network and our partners, will ensure access to enough nutritious food for people struggling with hunger and make meaningful progress toward ending hunger.

YOU HELPED US YOU HELPED US YOU HELPED US YOU HELPED US YOU HELPED US FEED NOURISH EMPOWER UNITE CONNECT

• Nearly 5.2 billion • Over 50% of network • Network members helped • Over 1.2 million people • Awarded $240 million meals to people members engaged in people submit 317,000 reached through in grants to network healthcare partnerships SNAP applications Feeding America’s food banks • Over 2 billion pounds social media of food received by • 72% of food distributed • Nearly 50% of network • Advanced innovative food banks through by the network classified members engaged in • Over 200,000 news approaches, like OrderAhead, TEFAP as promoting good health Ending Hunger Community stories featured the our first direct-to-neighbor PG of Practice Feeding America digital platform 10 network IMPACT

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TOGETHER WE ARE MAKING MEANINGFUL PROGRESS OVER

OVER 57% 128K 1.8 BILLION OF FOOD ADVOCACY SPECIAL THANKS TO BANKS Albertsons Companies ACTIONS taken POUNDS used MealConnect® Amazon by digital supporters to General Mills and opt-in features General Mills Foundation strengthen anti-hunger of fresh produce and policies Walmart Foundation distributed to families by network members 4 BILLION POUNDS OVER 573 MILLION of groceries MEALS OVER rescued from of nutritious meat, 13 MILLION VISITS ® fish and poultry to FeedingAmerica.org going to waste secured for people PG 11 in need IMPACT

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TOGETHER WE ARE PROVIDING MORE MEALS

To meet the surge in demand due to COVID-19, Feeding America—the nation’s largest food recovery organization—executed innovative solutions to rescue even more food for our neighbors in need.

Through Dairy Nourishes America, a collaborative project Families nationwide received more than 1.8 billion pounds of with the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy, MilkPEP and the fresh produce distributed by network members. Your support National Dairy Council, we convened partners throughout enabled us to move over 42 million pounds of produce between SPECIAL THANKS TO the dairy supply chain to build and leverage relationships to April 20 and June 30. Feeding America strengthened seven, Cargill, Inc. Caterpillar Foundation provide more than 465 million pounds of fresh milk and dairy member-led, regional produce cooperatives whose mission Chiquita Brands International, Inc. products to network members. Due to supply chain disruption, is to orchestrate large produce donations and increase food Great American Milk Drive and in response to the pandemic, we collaborated with our dairy variety for network members and the people they serve. Hormel Foods community partners to access, process and distribute excess The co-ops increased pounds distributed to the network to Nationwide Foundation milk supply. This collaboration resulted in the distribution over 259 million pounds. The produce program also distributed Perdue Farms, LLC Smithfield Foods, Inc. of over 1 million gallons of fresh milk and other dairy products direct grants to over 25% of the network to support purchases Tyson Foods, Inc. to the network. of refrigerated trucks and other capacity-building projects, or Walmart Foundation offset transportation costs, which enable network members to Protein is one of the most difficult food items to secure. hold and distribute produce to people facing hunger in rural Thanks to the support of protein industry partners, we and isolated communities. secured over 573 million meals of nutritious meat, fish and poultry for people in need. We continue to work with industry partners on our strategic roadmap to enable member food banks to reduce the protein gap. 4 BILLION POUNDS of good, safe groceries were rescued and redirected PG to food banks. 12 IMPACT

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TOGETHER WE SERVE MORE THAN 40 MILLION PEOPLE

Thanks to you, more than 5 BILLION MEALS reached neighbors

Based on USDA in need. guidelines, a meal is equal to 1.2 pounds of food and grocery product.

*Meals provided by Feeding America outreach, estimated for fiscal year 2020.

1.7B 1.5B 698M 626M 600M 232M MEALS MEALS MEALS MEALS MEALS MEALS

FEDERAL RETAIL PURCHASED MANUFACTURING FRESH SNAP COMMODITIES DONATIONS FOOD DONATIONS PRODUCE MEALS*

Food provided by Donations provided Groceries purchased Donations provided Donations from Feeding America government programs. by grocery and retail from manufacturers by manufacturing farmers and growers. enabled SNAP meals companies. and distributors to companies. through our SNAP fill donation gaps. referral and application PG assistance programs. 13 IMPACT

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TOGETHER WE ARE RESTORING HOPE AMID UNPRECEDENTED CRISIS

Feeding America food banks are trusted institutions embedded in their communities that allow us to immediately respond to disasters—including a global pandemic.

The COVID-19 crisis created a perfect storm for network As food donations from retailers and manufacturers dropped by members that suffered critical gaps in funding, food, volunteers 40% to 70%, food banks channeled new supply sources. When and distribution, just as more neighbors needed help to put food restaurants, schools and college cafeterias closed, demand for SPECIAL THANKS TO on the table. Powered by your compassion and generosity, the the food normally sold to those entities quickly ceased—so food Feeding America’s incredible COVID-19 response partners network reinvented operating models and processes to mobilize banks worked with industry suppliers to capture that product. who helped network food banks and execute innovative measures to get food to more people. address the surge in demand due to the pandemic. We are grateful for donors and partners like you who Your support helped food banks implement a variety of helped network food banks respond with strength and speed methods to adapt and remain efficient, including touchless to provide nutritious food to neighbors facing hunger when drive-thru food distributions, no- or low-contact operations, they needed us most. pre-packing food boxes and scheduling pick-ups online in advance. Some food banks worked with food delivery companies to deliver meals to homebound seniors, while others offered enrollment assistance for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by phone, text and mail.

Your generosity helped member food banks distribute over 1.6 BILLION MEALS April through June to nourish families.

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TOGETHER WE ARE PROVIDING RELIEF TO DEVASTATED COMMUNITIES

The Feeding America network has the national footprint and technical expertise to help communities prepare for and endure major catastrophes.

Before the pandemic, 35 Feeding America member food banks committed to intensive disaster preparedness and capacity building efforts focused on 2.5 MILLION SPECIAL THANKS TO making their communities more resilient to future disruptions. These food banks Feeding America’s POUNDS generous disaster participated in disaster capacity institutes and a disaster capacity advisors relief partners. program, matching food banks possessing significant disaster experience with of food food banks looking to improve their disaster relief programs. Thanks to Abbott, and supplies ALDI Inc., Insurance Company, American Airlines and International Paper, among many others, food banks are able to pre-stage and deploy disaster boxes. were provided to disaster- More than 14 food banks were affected by non-COVID-19 natural disasters this past year. In partnership with supporters like you, Feeding America helped affected provide 2.5 million pounds of food, water and supplies as a supplement communities. to relief supplies that were mobilized locally. Disasters cause disruption and distress but member food banks help families regain their strength and rebuild their communities.

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TOGETHER WE ARE CONNECTING FAMILIES WITH CRUCIAL BENEFITS

With your support, the Feeding America network helped Our SNAP Application Assistance Program, funded by the people submit 317,000 SNAP applications—a 10.8% increase Walmart Foundation, focused on increasing access to SNAP over the previous year. SNAP applications submitted through for senior and rural populations. Grantees embedded human- our online paid search program, GSNAP (Google SNAP), saw a centered design and rapid testing approaches, concentrating on 129% increase, and SNAP referrals made from this program saw improving the client experience and scaling effective strategies

SPECIAL THANKS TO a 91% increase. These significant spikes reflect a shift to online to reach target demographics, allowing food banks to optimize The Humana Foundation outreach during the pandemic, as well as the ongoing evolution program effectiveness. Their successful efforts led to more than Walmart Foundation for how we adapt and execute our work with the network. 32,000 applications submitted for senior and rural populations and learned the key was developing effective partnerships, Overall, Feeding America’s SNAP Application Assistance building trust with the community and adapting their approach Program enabled more than 232 million federally funded meals to meet local needs. for people facing hunger. Due to the pandemic, the program— which provides Feeding America resources and capacity building support with food banks so they can help families sign up for SNAP benefits—was adapted to better meet local needs. Food banks quickly developed remote call centers, providing SNAP application assistance by phone or virtually, increasing 232 MILLION outreach efforts through digital engagement and social media, and boosting access FEDERALLY to and awareness of other FUNDED MEALS benefits like Medicaid, Earned Income facilitated by Tax Credit and Feeding America’s unemployment insurance. SNAP Application Assistance Program for people facing

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TOGETHER WE ARE NOURISHING OUR NEIGHBORS

We worked closely with food banks to modify our services to reach more people disproportionately affected by hunger.

Feeding Children Serving Seniors Providing Equitable Access Over 158 million meals were distributed To serve seniors in need, we partnered We created an Equitable Access to children through our child hunger with network members to evaluate Community of Practice to support programs, including BackPack, School senior hunger-relief programs, research network learning and action to increase Pantry and Kids Cafe. There was a 21% perceptions of senior hunger and invest in access to nutritious food by addressing increase in the number of School Pantry new approaches to connect more seniors barriers. The community of practice was sites. We provided summer feeding grants with SNAP. The network responded with open to all network food banks and the to food banks serving households with innovative solutions to ensure seniors Innovation Cohort subset—a group of 22 children in rural areas with child food received the nutritious food they needed participants selected by application— insecurity rates above the network during the pandemic. Member food banks conducted rapid-cycle testing of solutions median. Due to school closures resulting created no-contact food box pick-up to access barriers. from the pandemic, many food banks appointments, and mobilized community distributed family food boxes. Several partners to increase home deliveries. Pre- To support rural communities, we food banks used USDA waivers to pandemic, Feeding America served nearly distributed $800,000 in member get more meals to kids. Food banks 166 million meals to over 891,000 seniors grants. We also convened a Rural also worked with school bus companies through various programs, including the Hunger Advisory Committee to develop and school districts to get more meals Commodity Supplemental Food Program, recommendations for improving food to children. mobile pantries and grocery delivery. access and food security in rural communities. Key projects are currently SPECIAL THANKS TO SPECIAL THANKS TO being planned or implemented. Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation Anonymous Morgan Stanley Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation SPECIAL THANKS TO Red Nose Day Walmart Foundation

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TOGETHER WE ARE REACHING THE MOST VULNERABLE PEOPLE

Feeding America deepened and escalated our commitment to food insecurity. We also executed a data-informed equity equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) throughout our organization approach for member food banks by creating a Racial Disparities as we aim to ensure fair and just treatment, access and Dashboard, which launched a cross-departmental discussion opportunity for all people. By focusing on the needs of our around how to measure racial disparities and combine racial neighbors most impacted, we can better ensure the health and disparities alongside our food-insecurity estimates, as well as safety of all communities. We know the following communities the importance of providing this data to network members. are disproportionately impacted by both COVID-19 and food insecurity: Black Americans, Latino families, Native American We have taken each step with deep intention, demonstrating households, families with children, seniors, and rural communities. our action-oriented approach toward our EDI priority—vital to helping us break down data by race and highlight where Critical work emphasizing racial inequality—among many disparities exist among the neighbors we serve. We will areas of inequity—began, as we understand that all inequitable continue to identify and work toward solutions to eliminate outcomes must be addressed at the root cause. During fiscal social, structural and systemic inequities that contribute to year 2020, Feeding America created and filled our first-ever food insecurity for individuals who have been historically Equity Director role and the Network EDI Advisory Committee disadvantaged and/or adversely impacted by racial inequities. continued its work to help increase the effectiveness in ending

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TOGETHER WE ARE RALLYING FOR CHANGE

We worked closely with food banks, grassroots supporters Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) H.R.748 and policymakers to impact anti-hunger legislation and provided a combined total of $850 million in additional funds advocate for people facing hunger. Your partnership helped for The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP), including network food banks engage elected officials and mobilize $600 million for TEFAP food and $250 million for the cost of communities to advance our hunger-relief work. In fiscal year storing and distributing the food. Overall, food banks received 2020, 476 members of Congress took at least one action on more than 2 billion pounds of food through TEFAP. These

SPECIAL THANKS TO behalf of Feeding America’s policy priorities to strengthen investments help to ensure people facing hunger can put food on Deborah and Ronald Rudolph and protect federal nutrition programs. the table during this unprecedented time. Additionally, Congress created the Pandemic EBT program to help low-income families In addition, the Feeding America Government Relations team cover the cost of meals that children would normally receive at and network member food banks urged Congress to pass school and increased SNAP benefits for many individuals. The COVID-19 relief legislation that included additional investments expansion of SNAP online purchasing to 47 states, including in federal nutrition programs. Together, the Families First Washington, D.C., has made it easier for beneficiaries to Coronavirus Response Act, H.R. 6201 and Coronavirus, Aid, purchase food during the pandemic.

Feeding America also successfully advocated for USDA to extend a trio of nationwide program waivers that helped ensure With your millions of children who depend on school meals would continue to safely receive food when the pandemic forced school closures support, we across the country. The closures led to USDA’s extension of urged Congress the waivers throughout the 2020-2021 school year, helping to make sure network members can continue to partner with local to pass COVID-19 communities to use flexibilities authorized by Congress and relief legislation, implemented by USDA to offset the loss of school meals. which allocated $850 MILLION FOR U.S.-GROWN FOOD

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TOGETHER WE ARE CHARTING A PATH TO END HUNGER

We create partnerships at the intersection of the charitable In addition to leveraging the experience of the food bank food system and the adjacent fields that influence food network, we commissioned an evidence review to determine security, including public benefits, workforce development, which interventions outside of the anti-hunger community are financial stability and racial equity. Nearly 100 food banks are proven to increase financial well-being. The findings will inform engaged in the Ending Hunger Community of Practice our approaches and partnership development as we strive to (EHCOP), with the goal of working together to identify and support our neighbors in reaching food and financial security.

SPECIAL THANKS TO replicate solutions that increase the financial well-being of Bank of America families facing hunger. Among this group, SNAP outreach Cargill, Inc. assistance is the most popular activity outside of food Citizens Bank distribution and about half of food bank participants are Health Care Service Corporation already implementing additional shorten-the-line activities. HSBC – North America NEARLY 100 FOOD BANKS PwC Charitable Foundation During fiscal year 2020, we assessed nine food bank programs designed to increase financial well-being. Our evaluations engaged in the Ending Hunger showed that, among other things, partnerships and public Community of Practice to benefits drive positive outcomes for the people we serve. increase food security and financial well-being for the In collaboration with EHCOP food banks, we launched the Household Empowerment Pilot, which bundles food, public people we serve. benefits and financial coaching. While cut short by COVID-19, early indicators were strong, including increased credit scores and debt reduction among participants.

The Job Training Cohort is a forum for 30 food banks with on-site culinary and warehouse training programs. Members graduated over 1,000 students this year and, pre-pandemic, exceeded the industry standard graduation rates, job placement and starting wage. As a result of COVID-19, many food banks have transitioned to virtual training and are working with program alumni who may have lost their jobs due to PG dramatic shifts in the hospitality industry. 20 IMPACT

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TOGETHER WE ARE ELEVATING AWARENESS FOR THE HUNGER CRISIS

The Feeding America network was featured in more than 200,000 We also experienced a groundswell of celebrity support, news stories—nearly four times more coverage than fiscal year leading to several special events to benefit member food 2019. Almost 80% of the news coverage was centered around banks as they worked to provide nutritious food to families COVID-19. Among the largest news outlets that covered the when they needed us most. Special events included NBC’s network’s immediate and ongoing response to the pandemic “Parks and Recreation” telecast, FOX’s “iHeart Living Room were CNN, NBC News, , ABC News, , Concert for America” hosted by Sir Elton John, and ABC’s

SPECIAL THANKS TO Forbes and PBS News. The largest and highest-reaching national “The Disney Family Singalong,” which featured a surprise The Coca-Cola Company stations and shows aired stories about Feeding America, including appearance by Beyoncé. Throughout the year, the Feeding Sam’s Club “Good Morning America,” “Face the Nation” and the “TODAY” show. America Entertainment Council, which added Ally Brooke and Walmart Ryan Eggold, helped to advocate for our hunger-relief work. The Walt Disney Company Wells Fargo Feeding America’s social media profiles—Facebook, Twitter In December 2019, the council’s biggest volunteer event of the and Instagram—all experienced audience growth, with the latter year, the Para Los Niños Felices Fiesta, was held in Los Angeles. having a 100.8% audience growth from the previous year. In total, Para Los Niños is a partner agency of the Los Angeles Regional our social media channels reached more than 1.2 million people. Food Bank, a network member. There were over 13 million visits to FeedingAmerica.org—a nearly 50% increase from the previous year and largely due to our brand recognition during the pandemic. Feeding America’s aided brand awareness increased 13% and we had a historic total donated media value—a nearly 42% increase from the prior year. Feeding America’s social media channels reached more than 1.2 MILLION PEOPLE boosting awareness for the issue of

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TOGETHER WE ARE ALIGNING VOICES IN STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

Thanks to AbbVie’s incredible NASCAR team owner Richard Lineage Logistics increased Subaru of America’s support, Feeding America was able Childress donated auction giving through its Share A Meal donation supported 198 food to source vital food and supplies for proceeds from a Dale Earnhardt- campaign, raised awareness banks, providing crucial, timely people facing hunger as a result of driven racecar and wrapped a through NBA player partnerships resources to help communities the COVID-19 pandemic. team car with Feeding America and donated in-kind warehouse across the U.S., and they raised branding for a nationally space to help food banks. awareness with a national televised race. advertising campaign.

The Cal Ripken, Sr. Circle K’s Fuel for Food did For over 10 years, Morgan Unilever’s Knorr brand generously Foundation’s Strike Out a lot of good—40 million meals- Stanley has demonstrated donated lunch to all 200 food banks Hunger campaign raised over worth-of-food good. Through more a commitment to ending child in the Feeding America network and 2.4 million meals for people than 5,300 locations, customers hunger by donating nearly $40 the company launched a platform for facing hunger during the were able to give a meal for every million in support to date and people to write thank-you notes to pandemic. fuel purchase. through dedicated employee staff and volunteers. volunteerism.

The Center for Disaster Jimmy Iovine and Liberty Raytheon Technologies Walmart Foundation provided Philanthropy’s generous Ross generously donated the made a substantial investment $5 million to support COVID-19 COVID-19 Response Fund gift equivalent of 5 million meals in select food banks nationwide, relief efforts and Walmart and Sam’s helped provide immediate relief to at-risk communities in Los significantly increasing food Club helped raise nearly $18 million to member food banks and the Angeles and at the banks’ capacities to meet the through the Fight Hunger. Spark people they serve during the start of the COVID-19 crisis. increased need due to COVID-19. Change. campaign. pandemic.

The Charles and Lynn The JPB Foundation’s The Robert Wood Johnson Wells Fargo’s Holiday Food Bank Schusterman Family support for our COVID-19 Foundation—committed to helping program helped provide 71 million Foundation’s grant supported Response Fund helped to enable vulnerable communities—provided meals by collecting non-perishable network food banks in helping the health and resilience of generous COVID-19 Response Fund food, encouraging donations online people with the fewest resources communities around the country support, demonstrating leadership and through its ATM network, and withstand the hardships created impacted by the pandemic. and dedication to people most volunteerism. by the pandemic. impacted by the crisis.

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TOGETHER WE ARE TRANSFORMING THE HUNGER LANDSCAPE THROUGH RESEARCH

Map the Meal Gap 2020 marked the 10-year anniversary The State of Senior Hunger in America in 2018, our annual study of our annual study and featured an updated model that about food insecurity specific to seniors, notably demonstrated improved the way we estimate local-level food insecurity. that, while the overall food insecurity rate did finally revert to According to the study, food insecurity levels for most pre-recession levels in 2018, the food insecurity rate for seniors communities in the U.S. had fallen to levels not seen since did not and has remained relatively flat since 2016. before the Great Recession. However, those advances will likely

SPECIAL THANKS TO be erased due to COVID-19, as we know the number of people We also continued to advance the Service Insights Initiative, BJ’s Charitable Foundation facing food insecurity has significantly increased, leaving more supporting food banks in collecting data from the people we Foundation people facing access and cost barriers to putting food on the serve to enhance our understanding of their circumstances and table. Before the pandemic, more than 35 million Americans, improve outreach and service delivery. During the past fiscal including over 10 million children, faced food insecurity. year, food bank participation increased from 80 food banks As the pandemic began, we used the Map the Meal Gap to more than 100 across the network. model to project how food insecurity may increase in response to rises in poverty and unemployment due Additional research reports released in fiscal year 2020 to the economic crisis. include The Healthcare Costs of Food Insecurity and Addressing Food Insecurity Among College Students.

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TOGETHER WE ARE IMPROVING DIET QUALITY AND HEALTH

We spent the first nine months of fiscal year 2020 supporting In the midst of the nation’s response to COVID-19, our Health the expansion of healthcare partnerships and “nudges”—small and Nutrition team launched updated HIPAA guidance for environmental cues that can impact healthy food choices— food banks working with healthcare partners and created across the food bank network. More than 50% of the network the Feeding America Public Health Committee, focused on is engaged in healthcare partnerships—of which, many have a systems approach to addressing the health and safety of been valuable during the COVID-19 response. Much of this was food banks and their staff, and health inequities facing people

SPECIAL THANKS TO possible due to the launch of Feeding America’s Healthcare experiencing food insecurity. Anthem Foundation Partnership Community of Practice, and the refinement of Centene Corporation the Nourish Toolbox, which includes implementation toolkits Health Care Service Corporation for healthcare-food bank partnerships, diabetes prevention Humana Inc. initiatives and healthy pantry environments. United Health Foundation We launched Food for Today-Food for Tomorrow, a national healthcare pilot that seeks to equip network food banks and health insurance plans with best practice guidelines for MORE THAN meeting the needs of individuals experiencing food insecurity. Meanwhile, advancements were made in Food is Medicine, a 50% OF NETWORK study looking at how the healthcare setting helps address food FOOD BANKS insecurity and builds food bank and clinic partnerships, with the goal of improving patient health outcomes. are engaged in healthcare partnerships to improve nutrition and health in their communities.

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TOGETHER WE ARE INNOVATING TO CATALYZE HUNGER RELIEF

Your support helped us design and test innovative approaches to transform the way food is sourced, shared and accessed to better serve people in need.

In June 2020, we expanded our MealConnect platform, making it With network members and external partners, we tested a the first food-rescue technology available nationwide for all food collaborative sourcing prototype that uses machine-learning businesses. With the MealConnect enhancement, it is now easier algorithms that enable food banks to more effectively reallocate SPECIAL THANKS TO to facilitate safe and quick donations from across the food supply large-scale donations of perishable food such as fresh produce. BJ’s Charitable Foundation Cargill, Inc. chain to network members. In fiscal year 2020, MealConnect was We also co-developed tools to help improve particularly General Mills and General Mills used by 115 food banks to process 1 million donations—resulting in challenging food rescue situations such as identifying a Foundation more than 500 million pounds of donated food for neighbors in nearby recipient for a grocery store donation. By marrying The Kroger Co. need. Work is underway to create a robust platform that sources the algorithms with food sourcing and logistics processes, Walmart Foundation across all food streams and digitally connects food banks and we hope to accelerate the evolution of supply chain systems. agencies nationwide. Since its inception in 2014, MealConnect has helped us rescue more than 2 billion pounds of food.

In collaboration with four food banks, we co-developed and began scaling Feeding America’s first direct-to-neighbor digital platform: OrderAhead. This click-and-collect technology enables people to use their phone to order groceries from a food bank and pick them up at a convenient location. In addition to groceries, the application has the potential to offer SNAP assistance, nutrition education, and/or advocacy/research opportunities.

Project Foresight explores how trends in the food system, 500 MILLION environment, economy and technology might influence how we meet the needs of our neighbors facing food insecurity in the POUNDS OF FOOD coming years. By looking into the future, we can imagine new roles to support greater community food security, enable leaders rescued through to anticipate changes in the American landscape and uncover MealConnect donations PG opportunities to work differently and with greater impact. 25 in fiscal year 2020. IMPACT

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TOGETHER WE ARE STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES THROUGH INVESTMENTS

SPECIAL THANKS TO AbbVie In partnership with exceptional donors like you, Feeding Albertsons Companies America awarded* more than $240 million in a record Bank of America Charitable Foundation Barclays number of grants to every network member food bank. Jeffrey P. Bezos BJ’s Charitable Foundation This grant funding included over $146 million from our BlackRock Financial Management, Inc. Booz Allen Hamilton COVID-19 Response Fund through June 30, 2020. Caterpillar Foundation CBRE Group, Inc. Citizens Bank Clara Lionel Foundation FLEXIBLE COMMUNITY Conagra Brands and Conagra FUNDING PROGRAMS Brands Foundation $55.2M $20.1M Costco Wholesale Corp Funds that enable food banks to invest Initiatives that alleviate hunger for children, Darden Restaurants Foundation in areas of high need and high potential seniors and low-income families The David Tepper Charitable Foundation, Inc. Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation FOOD CAPACITY General Mills Inc. and $12.5M SOURCING $5.6M BUILDING General Mills Foundation Health Care Service Corporation Food-rescue initiatives, including programs Investments in research and nutrition Hot Topic and BoxLunch that prevent food waste at retail locations initiatives, capacity building for food HSBC – North America and rescue fresh produce pantries and network improvement Humana Inc. and The Humana Foundation Kellogg Company DISASTER RELIEF The Kroger Co. Zero Hunger | $255K Zero Waste Foundation Support for network members to deliver Lineage Logistics meals in the wake of disasters and during Keith Monda the long recovery that follows Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Procter & Gamble $146.7M $240.4M Red Nose Day Fund of Comic Relief USA COVID-19 IN GRANTS Coffee Company RESPONSE FUND distributed to and Starbucks Foundation network members Subaru of America, Inc. 100% of funds help the ® Subway Restaurants Feeding America network Target *Feeding America provide equitable food The TJX Companies and distributes funds to The TJX Foundation member food banks  access and reach people Under Armour Foundation year-round. Totals  disproportionately affected reflect grants awarded  United Health Foundation by the pandemic. to food banks  Walmart Foundation July 1, 2019 through  PG Wells Fargo June 30, 2020. 26 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

Every investment you make to support our mission is an investment in your neighbor. We are committed to thoughtfully stewarding your donations to provide hunger relief and build food-secure communities around the country. FINANCIALS

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98.5% OF 2020 ANNUAL REPORT CONTRIBUTIONS FINANCIAL In fiscal year 2020, Feeding America had total public support and revenue of $3.6 billion go directly into SNAPSHOT and operating expenses of $3.4 billion. programs that serve people facing hunger.

PROGRAM 98.5% SERVICES 95.2% FOOD PROCUREMENT 2.8% MEMBER SERVICES 81.3% DONATED GOODS 0.2% AND SERVICES PUBLIC AWARENESS AND EDUCATION 16.0% 0.3% FUNDRAISING PROGRAMS 2.5% RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS FOOD PROCUREMENT POLICY AND ADVOCACY REVENUE 0.2% OTHER REVENUE SUPPORTING 1.5% SERVICES 1.0% FUND DEVELOPMENT 0.5% MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL $3.4B $3.6B EXPENSES REVENUE

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[IN THOUSANDS] [IN THOUSANDS] OPERATING ACTIVITIES PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE 2020 2019 ASSETS 2020 2019 FUNDRAISING $582,659 $160,948 CASH $316,274 $70,500 PUBLIC DONATED GOODS AND SERVICES 2,964,998 2,643,647 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, NET 18,571 6,592 SUPPORT TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT 3,547,657 2,804,595 INVESTMENTS 44,767 43,484 CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVABLE, NET 43,294 29,111 FOOD PROCUREMENT REVENUE 89,149 62,816 NOTES RECEIVABLE, NET 257 349 OTHER REVENUE 8,020 8,872 REVENUE OTHER ASSETS 2,345 862 TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE 3,644,826 2,876,283 FURNITURE, SOFTWARE AND EQUIPMENT, NET 7,086 6,077

TOTAL ASSETS 432,594 156,975 EXPENSES MEMBER SERVICES 94,759 70,054 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS FOOD PROCUREMENT 3,221,342 2,745,264 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 23,167 12,189 PUBLIC AWARENESS AND EDUCATION 6,285 6,561 CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED IN ADVANCE 6,226 2,852 PROGRAM POLICY AND ADVOCACY 4,669 2,834 SERVICES LEASES PAYABLE 2,059 2,567 PROGRAMS 4,421 4,494 OTHER OBLIGATIONS 1,187 1,055 RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS 3,654 3,595 TOTAL LIABILITIES 32,639 18,663 TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES 3,335,130 2,832,802 NET ASSETS MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL 15,612 9,931 SUPPORTING WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTIONS 136,264 43,814 SERVICES FUND DEVELOPMENT 34,306 29,160 WITH DONOR RESTRICTIONS 263,691 94,498 TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES 49,918 39,091 TOTAL NET ASSETS 399,955 138,312 TOTAL EXPENSES 3,385,048 2,871,893 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 432,594 156,975 INCREASE IN NET ASSETS BEFORE 259,778 4,390 NON-OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Feeding America’s auditors have expressed an unmodified opinion on our financial NON- statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2020. Those financial statements, WILLS AND BEQUESTS, INVESTMENT RETURNS AND OTHER 1,865 3,277 OPERATING which are available on Feeding America’s website, include associated notes that ACTIVITIES INCREASE IN NET ASSETS 261,643 7,667 are essential to understanding the information presented herein. NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR 138,312 130,645 CLICK TO VIEW OUR NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR 399,955 138,312 AUDITED FINANCIALS ONLINE

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Thanks to the support and partnership of donors like you, network food banks are making meaningful progress in the fight to end hunger in America, while also rising to meet the surge in demand. SUPPORTERS

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Feeding America Visionary Partners are recognized for their generous contributions or commitments of $4 million or more, donations of 40 million pounds or more of food and grocery products, or combined gifts of $2 million or more and 20 million pounds or more of food and grocery products. Click each partner’s logo or name to learn more.

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2020 ANNUAL REPORT THE ALL IN VISIONARY PARTNERS CHALLENGE’S SUPPORT HELPS THE NETWORK PROVIDE MEALS TO PEOPLE FACING HUNGER NATIONWIDE.

THANK YOU TO ALL IN CHALLENGE

The ALL IN Challenge was a digital fundraising campaign, raising tens of millions of dollars to feed people in need. The ALL IN Challenge was created and built by Fanatics Founder and Executive Chairman Michael Rubin, along with Alan Tisch and Gary Vaynerchuk, with support from the entire Fanatics team— all on behalf of the All In Challenge Foundation. Rubin tapped into his network of friends in sports and entertainment to raise money for hunger relief. Through the ALL IN Challenge, music and entertainment figures donated some of their most prized possessions and were challenged to create unique experiences for online auction and as giveaways. Experiences such as joining NFL quarterback Tom Brady for a football game, playing basketball with Earvin “Magic” Johnson, participating in the “Friends” TV reunion and performing with Jennifer Lopez were auctioned off with 100% of funds donated to hunger relief.

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LEADERSHIP PARTNERS

Feeding America Leadership Partners are recognized for their generous contributions or commitments of $1 million or more, donations of 10 million pounds or more of food and grocery products, or combined gifts of $500,000 or more and 5 million pounds or more of food and grocery products. Click each partner’s logo or name to learn more.

Shanna and Eric Bass

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THANK YOU TO DISNEY ©

As part of their long-standing collaboration with Feeding America, Disney launched their Feed the Love campaign in March 2020 to provide continued access to nutritious food during the COVID-19 crisis. The company’s media networks ABC, Freeform, FX, Nat Geo, the ABC-owned television stations, as well as Hulu and A&E, drove awareness of hunger-relief efforts, educating the public at large about how to seek and provide help. The campaign included the Day of Hope programming, which helped tell stories of Feeding America’s local food banks’ efforts to address the growing hunger crisis during the pandemic; the Feed the Love PSA series, which brought celebrities to the mission; and The Disney Family Singalong specials, which shared messaging about Feeding America’s efforts while bringing together the whole family to find comfort and joy during a difficult time.

THANKS TO DISNEY, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES HAVE THE © NOURISHMENT THEY NEED.

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PHOTO CREDIT Jason DeCrow and City Harvest

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Feeding America Mission Partners are recognized for their generous contributions or commitments of $500,000 or more, donations of 5 million pounds or more of food and grocery products, or combined gifts of $250,000 or more and 2.5 million pounds or more of food and grocery products.

Simon Cowell

Bush Brothers & Company

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James Annenberg La Vea Charitable Foundation

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Williams Family Private Foundation

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Feeding America Guiding Partners are recognized for their Feeding America Supporting Partners are recognized for their generous generous contributions or commitments of $250,000 or more, contributions or commitments of $150,000 or more, donations of 1.5 million donations of 2.5 million pounds or more of food and grocery pounds or more of food and grocery products, or combined gifts of funds, products, or combined gifts of $150,000 or more and 1.5 million food and grocery products at this level. pounds or more of food and grocery products.

American Express Ford Motor Company L’Oreal U.S.A. 100 Coconuts Dairy Management Inc. Joy in Blue Foundation Progress Charitable Ameriprise Financial Fund and Community MetLife Foundation ABB Luciana and Matt Joy In Childhood Foundation DE Ashley HomeStore Services Nintendo of America Inc. Abbott Damon Foundation Prudential Financial Biogen Foundation The GIANT Company Omni Hotels & Resorts ADP The Dannon Company Robert Karofsky Pura Vida Bracelets BNY Mellon GoGo squeeZ Perdue Farms, LLC. Allsup Family Charitable The David R. and Radiate Holdco LLC Canadian Pacific Gordon Food Service S&P Global Foundation Foundation Patricia D. Atkinson Kiehl’s Since 1851 Randell Charitable Fund Center for Disaster Guardian Life Insurance SAIC Altice USA Foundation Komatsu Mining Schwan’s Corporate Philanthropy Company of America Shady Rays Ambarella Corp The Diane and Ron Corp. Group Giving Foundation The Cheesecake Harmell Cellars, LLC Shell Oil Company Ambit Cares Miller Fund Kuhn Foundation SeaShare Factory Incorporated Lisa and Jeffrey L. Smart & Final Amherst Foundation Dr. Pepper Snapple Kwik Trip Shipt Chobani Harmening Stop & Shop The Annie E. Casey Group Lipton Simek’s Cigna Foundation The Hershey Company Sunlight Giving Foundation DWS Group Loro Piana Solidarity Giving Cindy Crawford and Take-Two Interactive Avangrid Foundation Elara Brands LLC MacFarlane Family Solo Cup Company Rande Gerber Indiaspora ChaloGive Software, Inc. BABOR EXPRESS Foundation Nicole and Kevin Crocs, Inc. for COVID-19 Trinchero Family Estates BASF Fresh Thyme Market Metallica’s All Systrom Danaher Corporation Johnson & Johnson Uber Blackhawk Network, Inc. Gap Inc. Within My Hands Tapestry, Inc. Ellen DeGeneres and Kyrie Irving Veritas Capital Giant Food Microsoft Thomas Family Portia De Rossi Latham & Watkins LLP Victoria’s Secret and Brierley & Partners, Inc. Goli Nutrition Mighty Spark Food Co. Foundation Del Monte Foods Leon Lowenstein Victoria’s Secret PINK Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation Grande Cosmetics Co. Meghan E. Trainor EMC Insurance Foundation Todd Wanek Carrier Corporation The Hartford Financial NBCUniversal Transplace Texas, LP Foundation Jeremy Lin Noreen Zanft Casey’s Services Group, Inc. Negrin Foundation Twenty-Seven Flowers Foods Loan Depot CF Industries Harvey Hubbell Netflix, Inc. Foundation Holdings Inc Foundation Ninja Inc. Waste Management Richard Childress The Hawks Foundation Northrop Grumman WonderSlim CIT HDR Foundation Corp Charity Trust WW International, Inc. The Clorox Company Hilda & Preston Davis Omaha Steaks Zegar Family CNA Foundation Foundation One Beacon Insurance Foundation Computershare Inc. , Inc. Group Customers Bank Jewelers Mutual Performance Food Cyrus One Insurance Group

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Feeding America Partners are recognized for their generous contributions of $10,000–$149,000.

$149,999-$100,000 GPM Investments Synchrony Bank BMW Western Region Retail Bob Gerber and Veronica Rynn Grocery Haulers, Inc. Sy Syms Foundation Marketing Group, Inc. Goldman, Sachs & Co Byron Allen Haynes & Boone, LLP Tenaska, Inc. Philanthropy Fund G. Bradford and Joan Hood Jones Scott Gorran The Allstate Foundation Hershey Family Foundation Tetra-Pak Jason Bravman Brian Graham The Angell Foundation Holder Construction Group, LLC Thrive Causemetics The Bunting Family Foundation Dean Graziosi Armstrong Angel Foundation Stanley Iezman, Nancy Stark & Yoko Y. Tilley Chesapeake Utilities Corporation Maria C. Green The Atkins Foundation The American Realty Advisors Trane Technologies Chirag Foundation Matt Groening The Barry Friedberg & Charlotte Moss Charitable Foundation Trex C.H. Robinson Worldwide Foundation Hariette Gussenhoven Family Foundation The Jay Pritzker Foundation Upshot, LLC CIBC Private Wealth Management Christine Hahn and George Harik Bayer Corporation Jefferies Virtus Funds CMGRP, Inc. Parker Hannifin The Berkley Family Foundation Inc. Joey Logano Foundation Kathy and Romesh Wadhwani Cogan Family Foundation Linda and Albert M. Hartig Emily Blunt and John Krasinski John Sperling Foundation The Wasily Family Foundation The Coldiron Family Foundation The Heartspring Foundation Neil and Robert Book Jones Lang Lasalle Americas The Waterview Foundation Kendall and Sonia Collins Henry E. Niles Foundation Bosch Community Foundation Kaleta A. Doolin Foundation WeatherTech Katherine and Daniel Culley Hilibrand Foundation Bright Funds Foundation The Katzenberger Foundation, Inc. What Do You Meme Dairy Farmers of America Ellen and Robert Hostetler Campbell Soup Foundation Lazard Foundation William Wolff Thomas Daniel Susan and John Hoyle Caroo (formerly SnackNation) Elle and Meyers Leonard Lucinda Wong Susanne and Gregory Daniels HP Foundation CAVU Venture Partners LLC Link2Feed Anita S. Wylie Deerbrook Charitable Trust ILIA Beauty Clif Bar Inc. Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez Etty Yenni Chris Delons IncredibleBank CMR Foundation Meritage Cares Foundation Susan Desmond-Hellman and Information Resources, Inc. Cockpit Mobile Miller’s Professional Imaging $99,999-$50,000 Nicholas S. Hellmann In-N-Out Burger Computer Aid Inc. Move Sales, Inc. Digital Check Instinct Pet Food Continental Mills Nita and Narendra Mulani Accenture LLP Tesh Durvasula James C. Hormel Corrigo Mark A. Peterson Advance Your Reach Edelman Family Foundation Revocable Living Trust Danaher Foundation The Pfizer Foundation AdvoCare Apparel Elevacity U.S., LLC The James E. and Stephen Davis Playtika AdvoCare International The Elster Forbes Foundation Constance L. Bell Foundation DaVita Kidney Care Iris and Steven Podolsky AGCO Agriculture Foundation Equitable Foundation The Joan M. Wismer Foundation Dole Packaged Foods, LLC Joe Poulin The Alice Lawrence Foundation Inc. Everlane JUNK Brands DW Legacy PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP American Power and Gas Corporation Sonia Kastner ETSY Produce For Kids American Water Farvue Foundation Elva and Royce Keilers Expedient QBE Foundation American Water Charitable Foundation FedEx Keller Williams Realty Cares ezCater, Inc. Quay Australia Jennifer Aniston Feed A Billion Kendra Scott LLC The Faye and Mayer Krupp Family Deborah and Ronald Rudolph Apollo Global Management Film Forties Kimley-Horn Foundation Charitable Foundation Corp. Ben Salzmann Shawn Baker and Jeffrey G. Naylor First American Home Warranty King Arthur Flour The Fortive Foundation Seidman Family Foundation Elizabeth and Donald Ballard First Eagle Investment The Kite Key Foundation Foundation for Food and Jeffrey Shell BDT & Company, LLC Management Foundation Billie Leland Agriculture Research Soylent Bella Tunno Fleishman-Hillard, Inc. Lillian Lincoln Foundation Fremantle Media North America, Inc. Stanley Black & Decker Robert Bertrand Patricia Fluhrer Brian Littrell Fuego Box Star Group, LP Susan Blaustein and Alan Berlow Frank Dimino Family Foundation The Lukis Foundation PG Gilhuly Family Foundation Sudarsky Family Foundation Blenheim Homes Fredman Family Foundation The Lulu Foundation 55 SUPPORTERS

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Malott Family Foundation Ralph Severance Carol and Dennis Berryman Brian Deangelo Barbara Anne Ivy and ManTech International Corp. Kelli Shaughnessy and Paula Bertero Dell John Gilbert McGrew II Teresa McCann and Eric Charles Jensen James D. Stanton Beyond Better Foods Nancy Demott The Jaideep and Rachel Khanna McCormick Foods The Signatry Haresh Bhungalia Deva Concepts LLC Foundation Mind Mint, LLC Small Pet Select Deborah Bickerstaff Dexcom The JCT Foundation Minor League Baseball Charities Softchoice Bikoff Foundation Taylor Dilk The John and Barbara Vogelstein M.K. Reichert Sternlicht Foundation Chris and Morgane Stapleton Juliet Blankespoor Dollar Financial Group Inc Foundation Mod + Jo State Space Labs, Inc. Louise and David Brearton Lisa and Alan Dynner Foundation Monster Energy Company Peggy Stephan and Bill T. Weihman The Brent Family Foundation Emwiga Foundation Claire and Jesse Johnson MTN OPS Stephen Gould Corporation Rita and Charles Bronfman EPAM Marcia and Ned Kaplin Robert Munson John Stephens Brooks Family Foundation F*** Jerry Kelley Construction, Inc. Rupert Murdoch SuperValu Luke Bryan FactSet Research Systems, Inc. The Kirby Family Foundation, Inc. Robert J. Murray III Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias Bundy Family Foundation Farmacy Beauty The Kolar Charitable Foundation MZ Wallace Inc thredUP, Inc. Burlingame Foundation FEED Projects of Buckley LLP New Venture Fund Toro Foundation Wesley Bush Finnmax LLC’s The Voice Marcia and Walter Kortschak Nielsen Company, Inc. Alex Trebek Carol A. Stuhr Family Foundation First Data Corporation David Kotz The Nielsen Foundation The Trustmark Foundation Nicholas Carpenter Mary Beth Forshaw and Thomas The Krim Group, Inc. NorthMarq Ultimate Software Mary Warren Case and Merrill Nicholas J. Kroll NVIDIA Unite the Country Stanley F. Case Amy and John Fowler LathamCares Charles D. Oliver United Natural Foods, Inc. Tim Catalano Frank L. Stile Foundation Laurie Kayden Foundation Matthew Osborn Ventura Foods Catalent Pharma Solutions Willard Frickey Leila & Mickey Straus Family Mary Perkins Barbara Vogelstein Chevron Susan J. Garner Charitable Trust Jennifer Philbin Beth and Kurt von Emster Chipotle Mexican Grill Get It Dun Foundation Caren and Jordan Libit Alexis Pozen and Kevin Monahan Westfield Insurance The Chrinian Family Foundation Global Payments, Inc Rhoda Lindsay Primal Wear, Inc. The Wildflower Foundation, Inc. Doris Christopher Globe Life Michael Lores Progeny Health Winn Family Foundation CHS Inc. Community Giving Graf & Lantz, Inc. Lucas Kaempfer Foundation Inc. PVH Corp. Foundation World Gold Council Kate and Adamn Clammer Greek Orthodox Ladies Philoptochos Janine Luke R1 RCM Inc. Johanna and Caleb Wright Clarios Society, Inc. Dodie and Ian MacAuley Raymond Handling Solutions Xandr Clayton Dubilier & Rice, LLC Don and Randy Greenberg Karen Macko RealPage, Inc. Xcel Energy James M. Cohen Elizabeth Grinnell Macy’s Remick Family Foundation Coinstar The Gumbo Foundation Makin Lemonade Fund Roche Diagnostics $49,999-$25,000 Coloplast Corp Susan Haar Post Malone Ronald and Joyce Wanek Patrice and James Comey Hagans Family Charitable Fund Marketing Research Education Foundation Ltd. 4 Others Foundation Concordance Healthcare Hailey Family Foundation Foundation Kathleen and Chip Rosenbloom ActBlue Charities Solutions LLC Harman International Industries, Inc. Randolph Marks Round It Up America AMETEK Foundation, Inc. Bryce Cook Hartford Insurance Company Nicholas Martin Cinthia and Horacio Rozanski Diane Archer and Stephen Presser Cree, Inc. HashiCorp Moreen McGurk RSM US Foundation Frank and Susan Armo Cresa Cares Inc Antonie Hatoun and Andrea Levitt Medtronic, Inc. Sashka Co. Claire Babineaux-Fontenot Cuddle and Kind Terri Hearsh Meinig Family Foundation Michelle and Jeffrey Saye Stacey and Charles Bancroft Sandra and William Cunningham Annie and William Henzel The Melsness Foundation Schneider Electric Deanna Banovsky The Daniel B. & Florence E. ImpactAssets The Merck Foundation Schweitzer Engineering BasePoint Foundation Green Foundation Imperfect Foods James Meyer Laboratories, Inc. Batory Foods Inc. Denis and Sabrina DaSilva The Miami Foundation PG Marlene and William J. Semple Benedict Canyon, LLC Joseph Deal Iomaxis, LLC Microsoft Licensing 56 SUPPORTERS

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Ramey Miller Sarah Roth Janice Wilmot Mills Foundation Rothschild and Co. YourMedicare.com LLC Mark Mitchell Joffrey Roy Zenith Insurance Company MiTek Meuy Saelee George Zimmerman Mitsubishi Electric America Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation Foundation $24,999-$10,000 Travis Mohrman Samuel, Son & Co. Daniel T. Murphy Harold Schiferl Anonymous THANK YOU George Mykoniatis Schoeneckers, Inc. 100 Gecs LLC TO HOW WE FEEL The Nan Torbet Fund Suzanne and Richard Schultze 455 Foundation National Co+op Grocers Select Equity Group Foundation Michelle Abbey NBPA Foundation Ramit Sethi Abe Littenberg Foundation NetScout Systems Inc. Edward Sheehy Accounting Bearer Card How We Feel is a nonprofit started by Pinterest CEO Ben Silbermann Neustar, Inc. Shutterfly Acorn Hill Foundation, Inc. and doctors and scientists from MIT, Harvard, Stanford and other New Age Products Cem and Tam Sibay Tyler Adams academic institutions. How We Feel is focused on stopping the Cody Newton SKC Enterprises Andrew Adamson spread of COVID-19 by crowdsourcing self-reported symptoms. It The Nielsen-Massey Foundation Laurel Spellman Smith David Adelman takes just 30 seconds a day to complete a health check-in, but it has Night Heron Foundation and Brian Smith Susan Aderhold the potential to save lives. The first time an individual completes a Nike, Inc. Yeardley Smith ADJLM Foundation check-in, How We Feel donates the financial equivalent of one meal Northern Lights Family Foundation Snap Inc. Sireesha and Jay Adya to Feeding America—with a pledge of up to 10 million meals. Norwex Foundation For A Brighter Southern Glazer Wine and Spirits Aegis Media Future Inc. Charitable Fund Aerosoles Becky and Shawn O’Grady Anne and Mitchell Stafman AIG Marth and Thomas Omberg Elizabeth and David Steinglass Alan B. Slifka Foundation Suze Orman Fritz Henkel Stiftung James Albertelli Jane and Rick Parod Synchrony Financial The Agency Worldwide Michael Pastor and Kim-Thu Posnett Synergy55, Inc. The Alcon Foundation The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Tawani Foundation Alera Group Company Tessenderlo Kerley, Inc. Gail Alexander Poshmark Community Deborah and Bart Thomsen Laila Ali Prudential The Tijori Foundation Alkermes Inc HOW WE FEEL Pyramid Consulting Trend Micro Inc. Najwa Al-Qattan Rainbow Investment Company Amanda Tress Rosanne Altshuler HELPS ADVANCE Ray & Kay Eckstein Charitable Trust Tricida, Inc. Maria Amat OUR MISSION Katharine Rayner Carroll True American Registry Of Pathology RB Health LLC UCB, Inc. American Tower TOWARD ENDING RB Manufacturing Celicia O. Vega Amgen ReaderLink Victoria Beckham Beauty Courtney Anderson HUNGER IN Andrew Ressler Virtu Financial Angels International, Inc. Lindsey and Tyler Rhoten Georgia Vlitas , Inc. AMERICA. The Robert & Maurine Voxx International The Ann B. Zekauskas Family Rothschild Fund, Inc. Elaine Weihman Foundation The Roloff Company The Wilkens Family Foundation Ann E. Onymous Foundation PG Donna and Paul Rosenzweig Jean and Richard Howard Willis Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation 57 SUPPORTERS

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Sara Anschuetz Marcia Bernbaum Nanci Caldwell Combs Family Fund Dick Clark Productions The Apatow-Mann Family Jessamyn Berniker Charles Cali Component Assembly Systems, Inc. Cristina Di Francesco and Foundation, Inc. Ralph Bernstein California Strong, LLC Trisha Conroy Antonio Bersani Apax Foundation Steven Bersch David Callahan Christopher Cook Herbert C. Dike Apollo Nicholas Besbeas Robert Campbell Judith L. Corley Annie Dillard Apollo Jets Melissa Best and Mark Israel Capital Group Co. Charitable Cornell University Foundation Terri and Bob DiMeo Lee Applbaum Adriana Bhole Foundation Charlene Costa Ruth Dinowitz Applied Materials Foundation Michael Bielamowicz David J. and Lisa Carabetta Rhomwyn and Peter Counitan Katie Dippold Barry and Leslie Ariko Britta Biesecker Pati and Alexander Carobus Country Music Television, Inc. The DLA Piper Foundation Brian Armstrong Big Ten Network (BTN) Caroline Adams Coaching Rachel Cowen Alex Dobuzinskis Aaron Arth Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Carothers Construction Charitable Julia Cox Stephanie Donchetz-Vernace ASEA Advancing Life Foundation Arlene and Cliff Blaker Foundation Crane Family Foundation Spencer Donnelly Ashland Inc. Elizabeth J. Block Ken and Kyra Carson Crazy Richard’s Peanut Butter Ruth and Charles R. Dow Aspiration Partners Inc. Bloomberg L.P. Carylon Foundation Company David Dreyer Assam Foundation Of North Jackie and Walter Bochenek Ann Marie Castenfelt Crescent Communities II, LLC Laurie and Scott Dubchansky America The Company Caulipower LLC Wendy Cutri Jeffrey Dunn Associates of Vietnam Veterans of John Bonino Ninan Chacko Tracy Dadeo Zac Duvernet America Sandi and Scott Borchetta Charles and Lucille King Family Sheryl Daija Elizabeth and Brian Eaton A.T. Kearney Mary Ann and William Brand Foundation Hilary Daly eBay Foundation The Atlantic Philanthropies (USA) Inc. Brandless, Inc. Charles Schwab Foundation Michael and Rhoda Danziger Edge Endo, LLC Atria Senior Living Joseph Braverman Charles V. Roven Family Foundation Margaret Darby E.F. Merkert 1996 Charitable Attain Consulting Group, LLC Bruce Brda Craig Chartier Rathindra Dasgupta Foundation Autodesk Foundation Anthony Brill Rahul Chaudhary Datainsure eFuse Kathleen Bader Ralph Brindis Check Point Software David & Susan Martin Foundation Dennis R. Eichholz David Baer Constance Britton Kathleen and Robert Chernoff Mark Davidow John Eisenmann David Baggs Michael Brody Ron Chernow Michael Davidson E. Joseph Evans Charitable Trust Raymond E. Baker Jr. Michelle Browdy Ann and Mark Chisam Belinda Davies Carrie and Glenn Ekey Baker Tilly Foundation Heather Brown Allen Choi Sheila and Jonathan Davies Mark Elchinoff BainBridge Foundation James C. Brown Priyanka Chopra Andrew Davis Electronic Arts Outreach Ball-Holz Family Charitable Fund Joel Brown David Christensen Philip Davis The Elias, Genevieve and Georgianna Pamela and Steven Barger Owen Brown Claire & Mark Edersheim Tammy Davis Atol Charitable Trust Rodney Barron Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. Foundation Yolanda V. Davis Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation Glenn Bartholomew Melissa Brown and David Siegel Claretian Missionaires - Charles De La Vergne Emerson & Oliver LLC Matthew Battles Carol J. Brull USA Province, Inc. Esther and Robert Delucia Empire Education Group, Inc. Stephen Bauer Anne C. Buehl and Peter A. Charles Clark Depop Emser Tile, LLC Bausch Foundation, LLC Schwartzman Sarah Clatterbuck and Richard Dentsu McGarry Bowen, LLC. Enwave Energy Ian Bavey William Bundy Warner Donald Derebey Lucas Corty Erickson Baxter Brooke Burdge The Clowes Fund Samir Deshpande Karen and Todd Ernest Ezra Bayda Brent Burns Debbie Cluster DesignGivers Amir Esfandiary BDDW Studio, LLC Karen and Lara Buros Michael Cochran Despair, Inc. The Estee Lauder Companies Samantha Bee Eileen and William Bush Kelly S. Coffing and Allison Hoffarth Detox Organics, LLC Donna Evans and Nadine Quinn Keith Bentley ButcherBox Thomas Coffman Toby Deutsch Even Responsible Finance, Inc. Rachel and Carl Berg Patricia Caddell Jill Cohen and Robert Reichner Teresa and RJ Devick Expert Link Inc. PG Jana Bergdall and Tom Bergdall Patricia Calder George Colony Anne Diamond Factory, LLC 58 SUPPORTERS

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Andrew Faigen Tamara Fritz Herbert Greiser Jane Hiatt Niraj Jain Jack Fairbrother The Frye Company Greta Van Fleet Partnership Hickory Foundation Adrian James Elizabeth Fairfield Moira Fulton Susan P Griffith Highland Avenue Foundation James M. and Margaret V. Stine Raina Falcon Funboy Llc Michael and Janelle Grimes Douglas Hill Foundation Kristin Falk Furniture Mart USA, Inc. Gail Grimmett Serena Hines The Janki Foundation Jimmy Fallon Marianne Gabel and Melinda Grind Hard Plumbing Co. Matthew Hirsch Javitch Foundation Larry Farnand Macauley Jason Grosfeld Elise Danino Hirshberg Jet’s Pizza Judith Favell Lani Galetto Linda and Philip Grosz HMS Holdings Corp Jewish Community Federation Bernard Fay Beth Gallagher GT’s Living Foods Patricia Ho and William Van Melle The Jewish Federation in the Steven Feder Gallant International and Carla Guarascio Kyle Hoffman Heart of New Jersey Brian Feinstein Terra Threads Paula Guerra and Thomas Holder J L Schiffman & Co Inc William Feland Chris Garcin James Christopher Farley Joseph Holland John & AnnaMaria Phillips Cristiane Fernandes Clare Garton Guilford Publications, Inc Helen and Leo Hollein Foundation Michael Ferry Sam Garvin Evan Guillemin and Ricki Stern Katie Holmes Jeffrey Johnson The Field Family Fund Bonnie Gatof Gusmer Enterprises, Inc. The Home Depot Thomas Johnson Judith Fields and Riaz Jurney Chris Gay Anthony Gustin Honey Stinger Norah Jones Jenny Figueredo GBU Financial Life Michael Hachtman Cheryl Howard Brenda and William Jordan Kevin Fink Allison Geballe Bella Hadid Howard Energy Partners The Joseph & Sally Handleman Robert Fink Genentech Jeanne and Mark Haggerty Sarah Howe Foundation Trust A The Fink Family Foundation, Inc. Geometry Zachary Haitz Shirley B. Hoyt Amy Judd Susan and David Fiorelli Getz Foundation Halfaker & Associates, LLC Hugh and Michelle Harvey Family Joel Kahan First American Professional John Geweke Kristen Hampton Foundation Michael Kahn Real Estate Services Gilbride, Tusa, Last & Spellane, LLC Hamsa Foundation Constance Hughes James Kallman First National Bank Texas Elliot M. Gill Harding Education and Hungry Marketplace, Inc. Brian A. Kane Alice and W. Clinton Fisher Liane Ginsberg Charitable Foundation Husch Blackwell, LLP Ann Kaplan Shelley Fisher Fishkin and Virginia Glass Mariska Hargitay Landyn Hutchinson Nilesh Karmarkar James Fishkin Glavin Family Harriette S. and Charles L. Tabas Kendra and PJ Hyett Barabara Karpf Austin Fite Global Giving for the Family Foundation Sarah Hyland Michael Karpik Deborah and John Fitzgerald Greater Good Inc Christina Harris John Hynansky Elizabeth Kasser and Shmuel Sorkin Sandra Fitzgerald Marvin Glyder The Hartford IBM Kastory Family Foundation Stephanie and Ryan Christopher GoBrands Alan Hartman Iconic Lids The Kathryn Davis Grado Foundation Fitzpatrick Michael Gold Anne Hathaway and Adam Shulman Idea Factory International, Inc. Laurie Katz Flexion Therapeutics Ellen Goldberg Gary Haugen Foundation David Kaveh Adrienne and Gary John Flor Fred Goldner Irmy Haugen The Ina Kay Foundation Allyson Kavner Food Shippers of America, Inc. Douglas Gollan Sandra and Robert Haulter In Blue Handmade Kawasaki Motors Corp, U.S.A Formica Corporation Deborah Goodykoontz The Haupt Family Foundation The Influential Network, Inc Carly And Joshua Kear Frank Forte Ronald Gorman Pamela Hayden Carol and Frank Infusino Rosalind and Michael Keiser Foundation for Metrowest Grange Insurance Association Head Family Charitable Foundation Innersense Organic Beauty Lynne and Robert Keller Harriette Fox Grantham, Mayo, Caroline Heald Kathie and Jonathan Insel Kevin and Pamela Kelly Steven Fox Van Otterloo & Co. LLC David Hermann Irving S. Weinstein Philanthropic Fund Khachaturian Foundation FP Worthen Foundation The Greenbrier Companies Catherine L. Heron and Jackson Isted Michel Khalaf Amy France Scott Greenhalgh Albert C. Schneider Intuit, Inc. James Kibler Kenneth W. Freeman Jill Greenlee and Andrew Hall Hertzberg Media Jack Weisberg Charitable Karin Kildow PG Carol and Ian Friendly Greenwood Christian Center Hal Herzog Foundation James Kimmel 59 SUPPORTERS

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PARTNERS

Billie Jean King The Leslie Kuhn Family Foundation Stephen Marinella Mirnahall Foundation NutraNext Cecilia King-Porter and Jeffrey Porter Ellen Leue Marriner Marketing Hala Mnaymneh John R. and Rosemary O’Brien Kathleen Kippen Andrew Levada Communications Robin Mohapatra Michael O’Brien Peter Kirby and Hau Ming Tse Daniel Levi The Mars Family Charitable Chris Mongeluzo Polly O’Brien Cresta Kirkwood Adam Levine Foundation Donald H. Moore, Jr. OCHIN Inc. Christopher Kise David Levine Doug Martin Jeff Morris Diane Daren and Loretta O’Connor Peggy and Mike Knowles Christa and Steve Leyendecker MassMutual - Workplace Solutions The Morris Family Foundation The Odells Shop Robert Koblasz Liberty Mutual Marketing Jacqueline Moskow Nick Offerman Charlotte and George Koenigsaecker Libgo Travel Peter Massumi Shelley Motley Kenneth Okin Leslie Kohn Greg Lindstrom Mastercard Impact Fund John Moulton Kathleen Oleary Henry Kohring LinkedIn Mathematica Policy Research MPower David Olive Marlise Konort Dominick Lobraico Don Mathews MSC Industrial Direct Kate Olmsted and John Grossman Jason Koon Karen and Marvin Lohmann Dale Mathias MSI Computer Corp. Shirley and Pat Olney Laura and Barry Korobkin Houlihan Lokey Carl Mattson Rebecca and Dennis Muilenburg One Republic Good Life Foundation Sara and Joel Kremer Mary Ann Lonergan MAXPRO Fitness Pamela and Dennis Mullen Optiv Security, Inc. Kresge Foundation Longfield Family Charitable May Lindstron Skin LLC Matt Murphy Lauren Ottulich Vijayshree Krishnan Foundation Rebecca Mayne Robert Murray Our Place Adam Kroft The Lord Family Foundation Catherine McCabe and Kevin McAnaney Myer Family Charitable Foundation Charles Pacheco Henry J. Krostich Jonathan Loughran Rachel and David McClelland Leslie C. Naify Heather Pacholke Lewis Krueger The Louis & Harold Price Coreen McCool and Daniel Ostrower PagnatoKarp Edward Krug III Foundation James, Kathleen and Jessica Gabriele Natale PAHC Art LLC Alex Krupp Louis Investment Company McCrorie Andrew Nathan Al Palagonia The Kruse Family Foundation Love Sweat Fitness Teresa Jo and Patrick McGreevy Stephanie and Richard Nathanson Panduit Bill Kunz Lowe’s Companies Weston Mckennie National Christian Foundation Houston Angelo Paparella Carolyn and Jeffrey Kushner Jane Lubben McKinstry Charitable Foundation National Education Association Kyungja Park Laura Landau Gail Luecke Maureen McManus National Western Life Insurance Park Mobile Susan Ruskin Landau and John Landau Heidi Lynch Bruce A. McPheron Company David J. Parker Land O’Lakes Inc. Anthony Mackie Samuel Meder NBA Gary Parker John Lane Donald Madsen Stephanie Medina Casey Neistat Dhruveshkumar Patel Eva Lanier David Maestri Koti Meeks Lorraine Nelson Patricia S Stenzel Trust Lark Foundation Anne Maggioncalda Steven Messenheimer New Frontier Foods Inc. Allison and Ben Paull Chani and Steven Laufer Tobias Maguire Jennifer Mestayer Newman’s Own Christopher Pawlak Louis Lavigne Mahood Foundation C Metropoulos Scott Newton Peak Theory, Inc. David and Stephanie Lawrence Major League Soccer Margaret Meyer New York Giants Alice and Gary Pearl Kathlynn and Gerard Lear Bonnie Maloney Marissa L. Meyer and Jesse Taylor Rebecca Ng Wendy Pearson Norman Leben Sharad Mangalick M. Cooper Giving Fund Thanh and Alexander Nguyen George and Marilyn Pedersen Michael Lebens The Mann Family Foundation Beverly and John Michel Christopher Nielsen Karen Penick Ledford Family Living Trust Manowitz and Drillings Family Mikey’s LLC Jennifer Nobbs Jonathan David Perlow John Lee Foundation Heidi and Brian Miller Brent Noorda Perry & Donna Golkin Family Pamela Leech Mantraband Krista Miller The Northstar Family Foundation Jane Lehman and Matthew Winter Maple Hill Charitable Fund James Mills Foundation Inc Persolvent The Leibowitz Family Foundation Marathon Petroleum Robert Milton Novartis Foundation Peter and Carol Greenfield Fund Irving Leon Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation David Miner Tracy Novosel Ellen Peters PG Jan and David LeRoux John Margerison James Mintz NOW Health Group, Inc. Diane Petersen 60 SUPPORTERS

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PARTNERS

Adele and Carl Peterson Brenda A. Reynolds Seth Landsberg Foundation Brian Pflug The Rhode Island Foundation Hilla Sferruzza Phelan Family Foundation Richard Frank Foundation Sirely Shaldjian Jean Pierini Rhonda Righter and Edward Lee Alan M. Shalloway Daniel Piers Keith Riley Shamrock Farms Imola Pinter Kristin Ritterbush Sharma Family Foundation Thomas Plath Emma Roberts Peter D. and Sydney Shaw THANK YOU Platinum Equity Advisors, LLC Bernard Rocca Robin Sheldon TO HUNGERMITAO Marc Plonskier Patricia Rocha Yuqiao Shen Jessica and Michael Plowgian Barbara and Gary Rodkin Amy Sherman-Palladino and Craig Plunkett Catherine S. Rodriguez Daniel J. Palladino Lester Poretsky Alison Roman Shopping For A Change HungerMitao is a volunteer-driven, grassroots movement focused on raising Antoni Porowski Rooted Rituals Sylvia Shortt awareness about hunger in America, improving community engagement, Lisa and John Powers Kenneth Rosen Shout! Factory LLC as well as channeling resources and contributions of the Indian American Sangeeta and Anoop Prasad Scott Roskind William Shrank community toward fighting hunger through the Feeding America food Chris Pratt Arthur Rudy Shuman Farms bank network. Launched in 2017 in North Texas, the movement has enabled Brendan Price Cynthia Rundles Susan and Greg Sickal more than 30 million meals through Feeding America and food banks in David Price G. Frederick Rush The Sidney E. Frank Foundation North Texas, Houston, , Atlanta, and Seattle. Raj and Aradhana Kevin Primat Tim Rushford The Silver Tie Fund Inc (Anna) Asava, volunteer leaders and co-founders of HungerMitao, recently Proteus-International Brian Sachs Alan Silverstein pledged $1 million to Feeding America and network member food banks Ruth and Michael Pryor Najia Saidi Simple Spirits Company LLC as a demonstration of their commitment to help end hunger in America. Panyawat Puangladda Salesforce, Inc. Elizabeth Simpson Raj and Anna also introduced Feeding America to Indiaspora at the Gordon Pugh Michael Salzhauer Eugene Simpson Pure Romance Samuel Sandler Kate and Bobby Singer beginning of the COVID-19 crisis. Indiaspora, through its ChaloGive for QBE Foundation Elizabeth Sands Mark Smith COVID-19 campaign, mobilized the Indian diaspora in the U.S. to direct their Brian Radecki Sanford N. and Judith Robinson Rodney Smith philanthropy toward hunger relief in the United States and India. Rael, Inc. Family Foundation INC Smith Family Legacy John Raffetto Saranghae Means I Love You Foundation Randall & Quilter America Andrew Sasson The Snider Foundation Holdings, inc Anne E. and David Sauber Arlette Snyder David Rasmussen Bevery and Henry Schachar John Voorhis Soden III Gary Ray Brian Schaeffer Alfredo J. Solarte Jean Raymond Bradford Schlei Dorothy Sonnemaker Karen Raymond Judith and Leslie Schreyer Suzy Soo SUPPORTERS Joseph Reali Joseph Schumacher Sovos Brands Redfora Relief Mark B. Schupack Zachary Spangler LIKE HUNGERMITAO The Rediger Family Foundation Andrea J. Scott Steven L. Spinner HELP US INSPIRE Red Ventures, LLC John Seamens Kimberly H. Spiro The Reed Foundation Seek Discomfort SS&C Technologies ACTION AND Regal Foundation Seemon H. and Natalie E. Pines Vincent H. Stack EMPATHY FOR Barbara Regosin Foundation Berkeley Stafford Elizabeth and Steven J. Reisman Ari Selman William Standish NEIGHBORS The Resnick Family Foundation Richard Seltzer Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. IN NEED. PG Response Marketing Group LLC Stephen Senturia Stefan Loble LLC 61 SUPPORTERS

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PARTNERS

Judy Steigerwald Kathleen Thometz Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stow Marjorie Steinhoff The Thom Family Westchester Community Gloria Stewart Foundation, Inc. Foundation StockX James Thomson Karen and Robert A. Westrick Audrey St. Onge Edwin Ting Gerald Whelan Catherine and David Strader TisBest Philanthropy Molly White Donald Straney Toan O’Brien Foundation White Oaks Wealth Advisors, Inc. THANK YOU Elaine E. and Sid Stromme Harry Topalian Jennifer Whitworth TO GENERAL MILLS Diana Strumbos Top Industrial, Inc. Tyler Whitworth Susan Stuart Tosa Foundation Albert Wieners Stuffed Puffs, LLC Marla Newman Toth Wilkinson Foundation Carol A. Stuhr Glenn Tremper Jane P. Williams As one of Feeding America’s long-standing partners, General Mills Veerappan Subramanian Roger Trinchero Willis-Brizzi Family leveraged their unique assets to help food banks address the complex Sullivan Family Charitable Kimberly and Thomas Trujillo Sue and Miles Wimer challenges presented by COVID-19. In response to the increased Foundation Frances and Paul G. Turner Gertrude De G. Wilmers demand food banks were facing, General Mills produced and provided Supplier Management UroGen Pharma Kent Wilson $5 million of food for Feeding America member food banks. This The Susan A. and Donald P. Babson Jo Ann Uttal-Gold Stephanie and Fred Wilson innovative initiative called “Manufacture to Donate” provided much- Charitable Foundation Rosemary Utz and Douglas Jones Winky Foundation needed, ready-to-eat foods like whole cereals, granola bars and Mary and David Swanson Susan Vaccarino WireCare.com Swarovski North America Limited George Vanderheiden Wiring.com Inc individually wrapped waffles to the Feeding America network at a Robert Sweeney Daniel Van De Voorde Forwood Wiser time when food donations were declining. Marjorie A. Swig Michael Van Konynenburg WM Bolthouse Farms Inc Sally S. and Robert Swithers Heather and Paul Van Munching Linda and Scott Wolpert Synopsys Foundation Eugine Thomas Varghese Workday Tabula Rasa Healthcare Inc Janet M. Vargo Jeanne Worden TAI Rittichai Inc. Julie Veitch W.W. Grainger, Inc. Take His Hand Foundation Cornell Vennettilli Shyae Yang Barbara and Ben Tallman Verscend Technologies Inc. Brett Yormark Richard Talmadge Ashley and Matthew Versteeg Mary Younkin GENERAL MILLS’ RueyLong Tang Wade Trim Group, Inc. Patricia H. Zacher TC Energy Eliot Wadsworth Kristi Zwach INVESTMENT Team Beans Leslie Walker Gregory Teeters Walter and Frances Bunzl Family PROVIDED FOOD Jeremy and Rachel S. Teichman Foundation David Tenenbaum Walter H. and Peg Meyer BANKS VITAL SUPPORT Jann Tenenbaum Foundation TO RESPOND TO Terracon Foundation Walters Family Foundation Thomas Terry The Walters-Roth Foundation Inc INCREASED Fern Tessler Waterman Family Foundation Uri Thatcher The WaterWheel Foundation DEMAND. Theragun Angela Webb Joyce Thibodeaux Jack Webb The Thomas R. and Deborah A. John Weersing PG Davidson Foundation Jo Ann and Bob Wehmeier 62 SUPPORTERS

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PARTNERS

The following individuals, companies and The following individuals, family foundations and foundations are recognized for generously organizations are recognized for their endowing funds to Feeding America to support the fight against hunger. generous in-kind contributions.

IN-KIND DONORS ENDOWMENTS

Amazon Services LLC Google The Anonymous Endowment Fund for a Hunger-Free America The Mary Ruth Herbers Endowment Fund American Airlines Grande Cheese The Brichta-Crawford-Scott Memorial Endowment Fund The George Karnoutsos Endowment Fund American Dairy Association Haynes and Boone, LLP The Genberg-Lerman Family Endowment Fund The Korth Family Foundation Endowment Fund Northeast Holland & Knight The Melinda Diane Genberg Endowment Fund The Alice S. Marriott Endowment for the Prevention of Childhood Hunger AmeriCares HubGroup Anchor Trading International Paper The Harding Educational and Charitable The Ashley L. and Lilian H. Woods Memorial Endowment Fund Booz Allen Hamilton Kroger Foundation Endowment Fund The Dr. Sonya Woods Anderson Endowment Fund Boston Consulting Group Lineage Logistics Bumble Bee Foods, LLC McKinsey & Company Bush Brothers & Company Midwest Dairy Chobani Nestlé Waters North America Conagra Brands Nielsen Convoy Objective Paradigm BECAUSE OF Cooler Management Inc. Propel AMERICA’S FOOD Crowell & Moring, LLP FUND, THE NETWORK The Dairy Alliance Ryder CAN EQUITABLY Dairy Farmers of America Sargento PROVIDE RELIABLE Dairy MAX Slalom ACCESS TO FOOD. Dairy West Smithfield Foods Daisy Brand Tableau Foundation DLA Piper Team Rubicon FedEx TechBridge Flexport Tropicana Products Inc. General Mills, Inc. Vivayic THANK YOU TO AMERICA’S FOOD FUND

As advocates committed to effecting social change, partners Earth Alliance, Emerson Collective, Apple, and the Ford Foundation launched America’s Food Fund at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with the goal of ensuring that all people have reliable access to food. Through their leadership and quick activation, the fund was able to shine a spotlight on the issue of hunger and the critical work that hunger-relief organizations, including Feeding America and network food banks, were doing to respond to the crisis. The fund was seeded by the partners and went on to raise almost $38 million and counting. From the start of the pandemic, these partners graciously chose to use their strong platform to highlight the issues our network was facing on the frontlines and support our collective response to PG serve the vast number of people in need of food through the pandemic. 63 SUPPORTERS

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VAN HENGEL SOCIETY

The van Hengel Society is named in honor of John van Hengel—founder of the modern food bank movement—and honors individuals who make legacy gifts, including bequests and charitable gift annuities, in support of Feeding America.

Steve Aldrich Richard and Rena Byers Anne Etgen Gale B. Hill Lindsey Lester-Brutscher Toni Alexander Richard L. Carrothers Collette Ezzell Keta Hodgson Erica Lieberman Sonya Woods Anderson Raymond Catani Betty and Les Fetty Beth and Todd A. Hoffman John Lincoln Dale Armstrong Theodore C. Chu Rodger Fields James Horcinek Charles Linzner Susan Arnold Sarah Churney Joyce and Paul Fierro Charles M. Horowitz Pat Lisandrelli Garry Ashton Donna Cirincione Sheri Fingerhut Judith Hubert Patricia Lockett Sharon Austin Marlene Collen Michael and Carmel Fisher Barbara Hughes and William R. Loeser Paul and Jan Babic Jeanie Conn Patricia Flaherty Gregory M. DiPaolo Robert Loew Elsie Jane Baker Ann Constantine Cynthia Flaig Konnie Hunter Adelma Taylor LoPrest Elizabeth and Donald Ballard John H. Copenhaver Tim Garceau Kirsten Hviid Jane Lusk George Banning and Jeffrey P. Herrity Shirley Garland Jerome Ince Dodie and Ian Macauley Adrienne Barker Judith Corley Paul Gedbaw Kenecia Jenkins Marilyn Magnuski Anna Barnard Jim Cory June and Jerry Genberg Byron Jervis Sara Magnuson Erica Baum Gary Cox Bob Gerber Constance and Robert Johnson Anne Maiese Suzanne Beaumont Briana Crane Marilyn Gibson Lori Johnson Jean A. and Robert L. Major Terri Belsley James Curry Amy Elizabeth Giltner C.P. and J.A. Jones Alicia Amanda Manrara Martinez Gladys Benton Muriel C. Danley Karen L. Gleeson Elinor Kass Gwynne Marstiller Nancy Bergstrom Betsie M. Danner Marvin Glyder David Keer Marilyn Martin Annette Bernard Catherine Davis Marlene and Jeff Goldfarb Scot Kelly William Matthews Jeremy Best Joan H. and Philip A. DeCamp Gail Goldwasser Elaine Kelly Elaine Mayer Judith and Robert Biehler Katherine Degnan Scott Golinkin Lane H. Kendig Patricia and Eugene McArdle Patricia Biringer Dolores Denaro Emma Leigh Goodwin Walter Keough Billy McBride John B. Blenkiron Loretta C. Denson Hanna Goran Sean S. Kerr Kathryn McKinley Lynn and Martin Bloom Phoebe DeReynier Arthur C. Goren Leslie Kiefer Adaela McLaughlin Russell Bodnar Gail and Stanley F. Dogil David Graves Dana S. Kline Kathleen A. Meade Marianne Bono and Robert D. Gorman Arlene and William Donnelly Emily Greenberg and John Sondheim Ms. Susan Klinefelter Terri M. Merth Betsy Bousfield Ruth and Charles Dow Susan Greif Donna Mae Kock John M. Metzger David A. Bowers Norman A. Dudziak, Jr. Linda Griffith Henry Kohring Franzle C. Meza Carol Bradford and Damaris J. Rohsenow Richard Gruen George Kokinis Karen Mika William Brand Gail Dustin Nancy K. Gunther Shant Kolancian Barbara Mitchell Barbara E. Breckel M. Edgett Nancy and Walter Hajek Dianna Kotulik Chie Mitsui Carla Brock Catherine Edwards Lillian Hamilton Andre Kouame Peter Monaco Vern Brown Leslie Eichenbaum Meliss Hankin and Sheldon Warren Constance M. Kratz Carol Monka Dorothy and Terrence Brown Frances Egloff Douglas F. Harbrecht Carlo La Bella Susan Moore Jeanette Browning Frances J. Elfenbein Linda Harper Aaron LaMonica-Weier Janice Moore Wendy Brudevold and Allen Jedlicka Bryon Ellingson Timothy Hart Bernadette L. Lane Nancy and Thomas Moore Freddie Burch Margot Ely Katherine Hauth Herbert Lane Dan Marvin Morgan Barb and Bob Burgett Sammye Eng Nancy R. Hayward Marily Lantz Peter W. Moyer George Bovee Sherrod Esau Annie and William Henzel Darlene Lee Jane and Nicholas Laface PG George Burks Robert Eshoo Miriam Hernandez Alma Maryann Lee Esther D. Mulroy 64 SUPPORTERS

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VAN HENGEL SOCIETY

Joe B. Murphy Jason Schmidt Elaine Frain Wells Patricia Nassau Mary Schon Valerie Westedt Lester H. Nathan Jeanne Sciarappa and Robert Moulin Robert E. Westphal IN MEMORY OF David Naugle and Jerome Neal Girard H. Secker Steve Westphal Diane N. Nero Barbara Semeiks Sarah Whitlock VAN HENGEL Barbara J. Nicoletti Marlene and William J. Semple Judith Whitney Roger W. Novy Terry Seng Elizabeth and Albert Wieners SOCIETY Joseph O’Connor Stacey Shehorn Jane Williams Linda O’Gara Shirlee Smolin Sam Williams MEMBERS Duke Okes Kristy T. Snyder John N. Wilson WHOSE LEGACY Stacey E. O’Malley Jennifer Soldano Gary Witzenburg Amy Orn Vincent Stack Linda G. and Scott A. Wolpert TO FIGHT David Osborne Catherine Standish Thomas Woodruff Miriam Paquin Robin Stefan Virgie Yates HUNGER WAS Leo E Paquin Lee Steiger Jr. Larry Yates Morris J. Paserchia Ralph H. Stephens, Jr. Frances Zanides REALIZED THIS Eleanor Petardi Wendell Stonee Amy and Stephen Zeder Lawrence Peters Milton Strauss Yvonne and Paul Zenian YEAR John W. Pfeiffer Carolyn Sweers Laura and John Zielinski Karen J. Pick Dianne and Fred Taft Mr. Jeff Pickard Christine Taylor and Alfred Thiede Julie Quinn Mary Thielemeir Janet Anderson Robert Hickman Philip Resch Mike and Kathy Ransom Amanda Thode Eleanor B. Badalich Luverne I. Huber Brenda Reynolds Tamara Rawitt Johanna and Isadore Unger Cecelia Birtcher Patricia Hutchings Nelson Rose Linda Ray Elsie E. Van De Maele Kim Arden Brackett William Laggren Barbara Ruger Thomas Ray Helen Van Dessel Joel M. Brown Glenn F. Leiter Jeannette Schaeffer Martha J. Reddout Andrew Vancamp Mary K. Buccheit Robert A. Linardakis Roslyn Schrank Robert S. Reed Joseph G. VanDenHeuvel Steven L. Conrad Kenneth P. Lynn Mannie Shaw Robin Rhodes Dina Vaz Virginia Damer Irwin Mallin Pauline Buford Shinn Latasha Rice Penny and Francisco Villegas Mary Farrier Charles Marberry Jean B. Singman Gerald Richards Elma B. Vlass Wayne Forrester Denison F. McRell Joyce Steier Patrick D. Riley Robert D. Voiss Rosemarie E. Gatehouse Ronald O’Daniel Stoyell Robbins Jen and Eric Vortriede Kenneth Gunder Harstad Kristi Olson Lindsay Robertson Lila and David Voss Lola Robles Carol and Ed Wagner John Robson Lawrence Wallin JoAnn Ronkowski Eileen I. Walsh Donna and Paul Rosenzweig Karen and Ronald Wassel Claire and David Ruebeck James Wassom Jan Sagett Mary Jean K. Waters Liz and Dean Salisbury Elisabeth and Richard Waugaman Michele Samela Geoffrey R. Weigle Judith Saxton Candace Weingart PG Harold Schiferl Kathy Weiss 65 SUPPORTERS

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PRODUCT DONORS

Product donors are recognized for their generous contributions of 100,000 pounds or more of food and groceries.

7-Eleven, Inc. Compass Group Hitejinro Beverage USA Inc. Natural Grocers Sheetz Abbott Nutrition Conagra Brands HomeChef Nestlé USA, Inc. Shop N Save ACME Food Sales Continental Mills, Inc. Hormel Foods Corporation Nestlé Waters North America Smart & Final Stores, Inc. Adirondack Beverages Corp. Costco Wholesale Corporation Hornbacher’s Niagara Bottling, LLC Smithfield Foods Ahold Delhaize Group Cott Corporation Hy-Vee Nugget Markets Southeastern Grocers Albertsons Companies Cumberland Farms, Inc. Imperfect Produce Oatly US Sparboe Agricultural Corporation ALDI Inc. CVS/pharmacy International Paper Co. Olive Garden Sprouts Farmers Markets Altex USA & XTRA Congelados Daisy Brand Jacksons Food Stores Pacific Coast Producers Starbucks Corporation Naturales SA de CV Danone Jetro/Restaurant Depot Panera Bread Co., LLC Stewart’s Shops Corp. (H Q) Amazon Services LLC Darigold The J.M. Smucker Company Pepsico - Parent Company Stop & Shop AmeriCares Dean Foods Company Johnson & Johnson Perdue Foods, LLC. Sun Basket Amy’s Kitchen, Inc. Del Monte Foods Johnsonville Sausage Performance Food Group SunOpta Anchor Trading Diversified Foods & Seasonings, Inc. J.R. Simplot Co. Pete & Gerry’s Organics, LLC Super Store Industries A. Zerega’s Sons, Inc. Dole Food Company Kellogg Company Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. SYSCO Corporation Baldinger Bakery Dollar General Post Holdings, Inc. Target Barilla America, Inc. Dunkin’ Brands, Inc. Kimberly-Clark Corporation Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc. Tawa Supermarkets Basic American Inc. El Super Kind LLC Premio Foods, Inc. Tivity Health Bayer Corporation Faribault Foods Company Price Chopper Supermarkets Trader Joe’s Big Lots! Farm Fresh Food & Pharmacy The Kroger Company The Procter & Gamble Company TreeHouse Foods, Inc. Bimbo Bakeries USA Flowers Baking Company Kum & Go Publix Tree Top Inc BJ’s Wholesale Club Flowers Foods Kwik Trip, Inc. Quest Nutrition Tyson Foods Blue Apron Food Lion Labatt Food Service, Inc. Raley’s Unilever Boar’s Head Provisions Co. Inc. Food Service of America Lamb Weston Holdings Inc. Refresco United Natural Foods Brandless Foster Farms Land O’Lakes, Inc. Reser’s Fine Foods, Inc. Upfield Brookshire Grocery Co. Latter-day Saint Charities Rich Products Corporation U.S. Foodservice, Inc. Bumble Bee Food, LLC The Fresh Market Lidl US, LLC Riviana Foods Inc. Victory Packaging Bush Brothers & Company Fresh Thyme Market Little Caesar Enterprises Rutter’s Farm Stores Visual Pak Company Butterball LLC Genco Logistics Lucky’s Market Sam’s Club Vita Coco C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. General Mills, Inc. MALK Organics Sanderson Farms, Inc. Walgreen Co. Califia Farms The GIANT Company Maple Hill Creamery LLC Saputo Dairy Foods USA Inc. Walmart Campbell’s Soup Company Giant Eagle Grocery Mars Wrigley Confectionary Sargento Foods Inc. Wawa, Inc. Cargill, Inc. Giant Food McCormick & Company, Inc. Save A Lot Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. Carolina Logistics Services Gilster Mary Lee Corporation McKee Foods Corporation Save Mart Weis Markets, Inc. Chobani Gordon Food Service McLane Company, Inc. S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. Welch Foods Inc. Chick-fil-A Goya Foods Meijer Schreiber Foods, Inc. Weston Foods Chiquita Brands International The Hain Celestial Group Mission Foods The Schwan’s Company WinCo Foods Clean the World Foundation Handsome Brook Farm Mondel¯ez International Seabrook Farms Wm. Bolthouse Farms Inc. Clif Bar, Inc. H-E-B Food Stores Morton Salt Co. SeaShare YUM! BRANDS FULFILLMENT SVCS The Clorox Sales Company Henkel Muller-Pinehurst Dairy Seneca Foods Corporation PG The Coca-Cola Company The Hershey Company Nash Finch Co. Shamrock Foods Co. 66 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

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BOARD OF NATIONAL DIRECTORS ORGANIZATION LEADERSHIP

Gary Rodkin, Chair Vivek H. Murthy, MD, MBA** Claire Babineaux-Fontenot Kate Leone Retired Chief Executive Officer, 19th Surgeon General of the United States Chief Executive Officer Chief Government ConAgra Foods Relations Officer Scott Neal** Maryann Byrdak Claire Babineaux-Fontenot Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer Casey Marsh* Chief Executive Officer, General Merchandise Manager, Chief Development Officer Feeding America Meat and Seafood, Fresh Quality Nancy Curby* Control and Sourcing Strategy, Senior Vice President of Ami L. McReynolds Steven Barr Walmart Strategic Partnerships Chief Equity and Partner, Consumer Markets Leader, Programs Officer PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Shawn P. O’Grady Catherine Davis Group President, Convenience & Chief Marketing and Kathryn Strickland* Rahsaan Bernard Foodservice; Senior Vice President, Communications Officer Chief Network Officer President, Global Revenue Management, Building Bridges Across the River General Mills Alan Dorantes* Tom Summerfelt* Chief of Staff and Vice President, Research Gayle Carlson John Sayles General Counsel Chief Executive Officer, Chief Executive Officer, Blake Thompson Montana Food Bank Network Vermont Foodbank Katie Fitzgerald* Chief Supply Chain Officer Executive Vice President Robert Greenstein Erin Sharp and Chief Operating Officer Andy Wilson** President, Group Vice President, Chief Development Officer Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Manufacturing, Matt Hayes The Kroger Co. Chief Human Resources Jim Kallman Officer President, Kelvin H. Taketa Kallman Holdings, Inc. Former President and Paul Henrys Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer Kate Maehr Hawaii Community Foundation Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, Secretary Tom Vilsack Greater Chicago Food Depository President and Chief Executive Officer, U.S. Dairy Export Council Bruce A. McPheron Executive Vice President and Provost, M. Scott Young The Ohio State University Executive Director, Food Bank of Lincoln Keith Monda, Immediate Past Chair Retired President, **Commenced service during fiscal year 2020 Coach, Inc. PG **Stepped down from service during fiscal year 2020. 68 ANNUAL REPORT

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