Imagine a World Without Hunger.

2008 Annual Report FOR MORE THAN 25 YEARS, the mission of the North Texas Food Bank has been to provide families, children and seniors in need with access to nutritious food. The Food Bank is constantly working to keep pace with the ever- changing demographics of our community, the growing need and the shifting economy through innovative programs and creative fundraising events that effectively feed hungry North Texans.

But 2008 brought an economic downturn for which many North Tex- ans were unprepared. Food and fuel prices surged to record highs, housing markets fl oundered during the height of the mortgage crisis and unemployment rates skyrocketed. The prices of basic grocery staples are at all-time highs: the price of milk has increased 26 percent and eggs have increased 40 percent.

The economic downturn affects us all. For families and individuals living on the edge of poverty, the impact has been devastating. The average household spends anywhere from 11 to 13 percent of its income on food, but families considered among the “working poor” – meaning they work hard to make a living but their incomes aren’t enough to provide basic necessities like food – often must use this percentage of their budget on other expenses like rent, utilities and gas. Thousands of North Texas families are having to choose between paying for these expenses and feeding their children.

Tracy* is a single mom, working hard to raise three kids on her own. When the economy took a turn for the worse, she lost her job. Now that she doesn’t have a steady source of income, it’s almost impossible for her to pay rent, utilities and feed her children.

Fortunately, thanks to the generosity of this community, Tracy has access to the resources she needs to feed her family. She can take home nutritious groceries from the Lancaster Outreach Center, a Food Bank Member Agency, whenever she needs help with food.

“It’s a blessing to have people like you who are willing to help people under fi nancial stress or in need of emergency assistance,” she says gratefully.

The economic downturn has also affected North Texans like Mark. Mark used to work for a landscaping company, but this spring he ran out of work. Without a steady income, he was forced to move out of his apartment. Now he’s homeless and often wonders where his next meal will come from.

As Mark works hard to get back on his feet, he’s so grateful that he can come

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. to Friendship House in Garland, a Food Bank Member Agency that provides nutritious groceries to North Texans in need.

“I’ve been on both ends,” he says. “You don’t realize how much this means. A little money makes a huge difference!”

Senior citizens like Marie are also struggling to make ends meet. Her husband passed away last winter, so now she’s living alone on a fi xed income. Marie was using her small Social Security check each month to rebuild her house after it was destroyed in a fi re several years ago. She’s still paying taxes on the land. But with Social Security as her only income, she rarely has enough money left over to buy the food she needs.

That’s why she’s so glad to know she can count on the Brady Center, a Food Bank Member Agency, for fi lling meals fi ve days a week.

“At the Brady Center, you have great meals that are hot and healthy,” says Marie.

North Texans in need like Tracy, Mark and Marie no longer have to live with the pain of hunger. Full stomachs are a reality for them thanks to the generous donations of foundations, corporations, faith groups and individuals in our community like you.

Thank you for sharing in our passionate pursuit of a hunger-free community.

* This name has been changed at the request of the individual to protect her privacy.

Emma is 98 years old. She and her husband worked hard their whole lives to raise their four children, and for 52 years, they were a team. But several years ago Emma’s husband passed away, and for the fi rst time in her life, Emma had to learn how to support herself.

Emma had been working at a dry-cleaner to make ends meet, but she left her job four years ago because she was becoming too frail to work. Now her only income is a small Social Security check each month, which isn’t nearly enough to cover the cost of utility bills, medicine and food.

But thanks to the gifts of generous corporations, foundations and individuals, Emma can come to the Waxahachie Senior Center for a hot meal every weekday. This Food Bank Member Agency serves fi lling lunches and breakfasts to about 50 senior citizens in the Waxahachie area each day. Emma says the food makes a big difference in her life – and she’s so grateful.

“It’s very nice that we can come and have food and fellowship,” she says. 3

Imagine...A World Without Hunger. A MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD PRESIDENT

Dear North Texas Food Bank Friends and Supporters:

As we look back on our fi scal year, the North Texas Food Bank celebrates unprecedented impact in our community. Through the support of philanthropic foundations, corporate partners and generous individuals, the Food Bank is serving more hungry people than ever before.

While we are encouraged by this growth, we also share the burden of knowing that the need is growing, too. More than half a million people in our community are living at or below the poverty line. Food prices skyrocketed to record highs for the fi rst time in 15 years. Less than half of the families who qualify for Food Stamp support are actually registered to receive this benefi t. This poor participation not only leaves people hungry, it robs our economy of federal dollars that support food distribution jobs locally.

The need is great.

But thanks to friends like you who share in our passionate pursuit of a hunger- free community, we are effectively and effi ciently meeting these needs. Through innovative programs such as Food 4 Kids, which sends chronically hungry children home with backpacks of weekend food, and Operation Frontline, which teaches low-income individuals the importance of nutrition, the North Texas Food Bank is continuing to make a powerful difference in our community.

I look forward to another great year of partnership toward the goal of closing the gap on hunger. Thank you, on behalf of those we serve, for your continued support.

Sincerely,

Frank Roby Board President

Founders of the North Texas Food Bank Jo Curtis Ambassador Kathryn Hall Lorraine Griffi n Kircher Liz Minyard

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT & CEO

Dear Friends,

I have spent most of my career working toward the goal of a hunger-free community here in North Texas. With each passing year I learn more about the people whom the North Texas Food Bank serves and how we can best meet their needs.

Right now, there are more families, children and seniors going hungry in our community than ever before. We watched the dramatic increase in food and fuel prices this year force many of our neighbors to go without meals in order to pay rent and utility bills or fill up their cars with gas to drive to work. For those living at the edge of poverty, the effects of our economy’s downturn have been overwhelming.

Because so many of our neighbors are in need, we have a great opportunity to make an impact in our community. The Food Bank is propelled by a network of generous corporations, foundations and supporters like you who truly care about the thousands of North Texas families, children and seniors who are at risk of going hungry each day. Without the outpouring of community support we receive, we simply couldn’t do what we do.

As we look ahead to another year, I am grateful for the partnership of friends like you who have embraced the North Texas Food Bank’s vision. I continue to passionately pursue a hunger-free community, and I hope you will, too.

With gratitude,

Jan Pruitt President & CEO

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. OUR EVENTS

KRLD Restaurant Week, presented by Central Market, celebrated its 10th year in August 2007. Running August 13 – 19, with some of the 120 participating restaurants extending the event an extra week or even two weeks, Restaurant Week proved yet again to be a great way to raise awareness about the issue of hunger in North Texas. Restaurants generously donated $7 from each $35 fi xed- price meal to the Food Bank, helping to raise $365,148 for those in need. canstruction was a feast for the eyes in its 12th year. Thirty-two design and architecture fi rms constructed larger-than-life creations from nonperishable food items, which were on display at NorthPark Center from August 25 through September 9. All food items were donated to the Food Bank at the event’s conclusion. This year’s canstruction brought in an incredible 109,860 pounds of food and more than $5,000, translating into more than 112,888 meals! We deeply appreciate the support from this year’s sponsors, including Babich & Associates, City Sprint 1.800.DELIVER, Comerica Bank, Headshots, Etc., Huron Valley Glass Company LLC, Maggiano’s Little Italy, NorthPark Center, Tattoo: A Business Book, Thomas Reprographics, Turner Construction, and Wendy Barber Productions, Inc.

It’s a Fair Deal at the State Fair of Texas, sponsored by Kroger, proved to be more than just a fair deal for North Texans – it was a hunger relief effort and a great volunteer opportunity. From September 28 through October 17, fairgoers received discounted admission prices for bringing three canned food items for the Food Bank on Wednesdays through Kroger’s It’s a Fair Deal Wednesdays. Fairgoers also received discounted admission prices on opening day for bringing a 20-ounce Coca- Cola product to donate to the Food Bank. The Food Bank collected 140,010 pounds of nonperishable food, which provided 109,382 meals for those in need.

Greater Dallas/Fort Worth Souper Bowl of Caring was a huge success in its fi rst year. From January 11 through February 3, 2008 non-perishable foods and cash donations were collected at 217 participating Albertsons, Central Market, Kroger and Tom Thumb grocery stores. More than 172,579 pounds of non-perishable food and $99,505 were collected to benefi t the North Texas Food Bank. Thank you to our grocery and media partners and all who participated to help make this food drive a success! Thanks to our media partners, who helped spread awareness: WFAA-8, CBS-11, TXA-21, UNIVISION, NBC-5, Cumulus Radio, 94.9 FM KLTY, The Dallas Morning News and The Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

Whole Foods Giving Tree, presented by Whole Foods Market, encourages customers to buy a paper ornament to decorate the store’s Giving Tree throughout the month of December. Customers have the opportunity to donate in any dollar amount, and all proceeds go to the Food Bank. The 2007 Giving Tree ran from December 1 – 24 and brought in more than $24,708, providing more than 123,540 meals for hungry North Texans.

Empty Bowls, presented by Tom Thumb, commemorated its ninth year on February 22, 2008. More than 1,500 guests gathered at the Meyerson Symphony Center to enjoy the savory soups, breads, and desserts provided by 26 area restaurants. Local artists donated beautiful handcrafted bowls for the occasion. The event brought in $115,735, translating into an incredible 578,675 meals for

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. hungry North Texans! We would like to extend a special thank you to our sponsors: Presenting Patron Tom Thumb; Benefactors: Bennigan’s, Dave & Buster’s, EDS, Lockheed Martin, Grant Thornton, and VHA; Supporters: Post Properties, Green Grass Studios, and Mullis Newby Hurst; and to our donors: WFAA, WBAP, City Color, Urban Flowers, and Fun Factory Events.

Dash Down Greenville, presented by Two Rows and Run On!, is a great way for North Texans to run for a reason. On March 15, 2008 more than 5,000 runners gathered on Greenville Avenue for this annual St. Patrick’s Day 5K run and walk, presented by Two Rows and Run On! The event raised $46,336 for the Food Bank, translating into more than 231,680 meals for those in need! Thanks to Run On!, Two Rows and all sponsors including Quick, Jack FM, Coca-Cola, Brooks, Fuze, Panera Bread and Xact Business Solutions.

Taste of the NFL – The Ultimate Dallas Cowboys Tailgate Party, presented by Lockheed Martin, saw record numbers in its fourth year! Hosted by Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marcus Spears and linebacker Demarcus Ware and celebrity chef Kent Rathbun, the event raised $123,346 for hungry North Texans on April 13 – that’s more than 600,000 meals for those in need! In addition to Preston Pearson and Janie Tilford, we have many generous sponsors to thank, including: Lockheed Martin, Bank of America, Albertsons, American Airlines, Tuaca, Brinker International, Matthews Southwest, Fidelity Investments, The Staubach Company, US FoodService, and KPMG; our donors Dallas Cowboys, Robbins Bros., Winn Meat Company, Thomas Reprographics, Edward Don, Jowdy Photography, Tiffany & Co., Andrews Distributing Company, Balloons To You, Brad Cecil & Associates, Cabot Cheese, Cadbury Schweppes Americas Beverage Bottling Group, Creative Ice, E&J Gallo, FIJI, Ford Motor Company, The IRIS Company, Leonard Sloan & Associates, Miller Brewing Company, SKYY Vodka, Terlato Wines International, Westwind Photography, and Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board.

Oprah’s Big Give: Operation North Texas was a month-long campaign encouraging corporations, schools, faith-based groups and individuals to “give big” by collecting food and funds to fi ll backpacks for our Food 4 Kids program. Through the generosity and eager involvement of this community, Operation North Texas generated more than 60,000 jars of peanut butter and $120,000, which will provide 24,000 packs of food for children in need to take home each weekend. Thank you to all our participants, including our fi nancial donors: Bennigan’s/ MRG, Holmes Murphy, Rent-A-Center, VHA, Wachovia, Fidelity, Aegon, Wilshire Baptist Church, Haworth, FMG, Bank of Texas & Bank of Texas Mortgage and Belo/WFAA.

National Association of Letter Carriers Annual Food Drive, sponsored locally by Kroger, was a great success in its 16th year. City of Dallas residents were encouraged to place nonperishable food items by their mailboxes on May 10 which were then picked up by their mail carriers and delivered to the Food Bank. A record 186,866 pounds of food was collected! When added to Kroger’s $10,000 sponsorship, this year’s Stamp Out Hunger will provide 195,989 meals for hungry North Texans – much of which benefi ts children who receive free or reduced-price meals at school but can no longer depend on this food during the summer.

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

SUPPORT AND REVENUE TOTAL Public Support: Public contributions $6,275,266 Donated food and commodities $34,228,731 Total public support $40,503,997 Government grants and cost reimbursements $1,561,200

Revenue: Shared maintenance $2,700,286 Investment income $217,246 Other revenue $74,278 Gain (loss) on investments - realized and unrealized ($413,483) Total revenue $2,578,327 Total Public Support and Revenue $44,643,524

FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES TOTAL Public Support: Program services $43,385,058 Management & General $1,003,027 Fundraising $889,026 Total Functional Expenses $45,277,111

SUPPORT AND REVENUE FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES

DONATED FOOD AND PROGRAM COMMODITIES - 76.7% SERVICES - 95.8%

GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND COST MANAGEMENT & SHARED REIMBURSEMENTS - 3.5% GENERAL - 2.2% MAINTENANCE AND OTHER FUNDRAISING - 2.0% INCOME - 5.8%

PUBLIC CONTRIBUTIONS - 14.0%

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

UNRESTRICTED TEMPORARILY GRAND TOTAL RESTRICTED TOTAL TOTAL Current Assets Cash and cash equivalents $1,013,674 $1,182,208 $2,195,882 Shared maintenance fees $242,642 0 $242,642 receivable (net allowance) Pledges receivable 0 $351,190 $351,190 (net allowance) Other receivables $249,193 0 $249,193 Investments $3,564,998 0 $3,564,998 Inventory of food and 0 $1,912,596 $1,912,596 commodities Prepaid expenses and $86,996 0 $86,996 other assets Total Current Assets $5,157,503 $3,445,994 $8,603,497 Pledges receivable 0 $36,450 $36,450 (net allowance) Building, equipment, $6,381,023 0 $6,381,023 furniture and fi xtures (net) Total Assets $11,538,526 $3,482,444 $15,020,970

Current Liabilities Accounts payable $393,718 0 $393,718 and accrued expenses Due to (from) other funds ($387,640) $387,640 0 Total Current Liabilities $6,078 $387,640 $393,718

Unrestricted Operating $5,667,544 0 $5,667,544 Land, building and $5,864,904 0 $5,864,904 equipment

Temporary Restricted Other (primarily inventory) 0 $3,094,804 $3,094,804

TOTAL NET ASSETS $11,532,448 $3,094,804 $14,627,252 TOTAL LIABILITIES $11,538,526 $3,482,444 $15,020,970 AND ASSETS

An estimated wholesale value of the donated food and other products is included in both the Statement of Financial Position (ending inventory) and Statement of Activities. Wholesale pricing was calculated for each of 29 different categories by America's Second Harvest, and supplemented by local pricing data. The pricing used has been reviewed by independent auditors for both America's Second Harvest and the North Texas Food Bank. FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2008.

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. FINANCIAL DONORS

$100,000 + Share Our Strength Jeff & Laurie Burgher Beaumont Foundation of America Sodexho Foundation, Inc. Purna Byraiah The Crystal Charity Ball Southwest Airlines Lydia & Stephen Chase Kroger Food Stores The Sunshine Foundation Danny Collins McCune Foundation Target Susan & Walter Cowger Medical City Dallas Hospital Texas Race Management Rachel & Russell DeFriend United Way of Metropolitan Thrill Hill Productions, Inc. Norbert Doligalski Dallas, Inc. Tom Thumb Food & Ruth & Robert Glaze Vought Aircraft Industries, Inc. Pharmacy Cynthia & Thai Hoang TXU Energy Vester T. Hughes, Jr. $50,000 - $99,999 VHA Marcia & John Mares Capital One Services, Inc. Wachovia Foundation Gale Nolan Central Market/H-E-B Weber Shandwick Worldwide Julie & Steve Schenkel The Dallas Foundation Whole Foods Market John Secor David M. Crowley Foundation Wilshire Baptist Church Joanne & Charles Teichman ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc. Highland Park United Debra & Barton Fish $2,500 - $4,999 Methodist Church Michael Neri ACGG, Inc. Hoblitzelle Foundation Danna Orr Alcoa J. L. Williams Family Foundation Hazel Ripp Amar Unlimited Inc., Linda & Frank Roby The Andrew Family Foundation Rosemary & Roger Enrico Anthony Stewart Bank of America Matching Vicki & Jim White Gifts Program $10,000 - $49,999 Ben E. Keith Company Abacus $5,000 - $9,999 Bent Tree Family Physicians Aegon Direct Marketing Services American Airlines Aesthetics Spa & Laser Centre Al Biernat’s Restaurant Baylor Health Care System Bijoux Albertson’s, LLC, Dallas/ Black, Mann & Graham, LLP Bloomberg, LP Ft. Worth Division Of� ce Brinks Home Security Brinker International Alcoa Foundation Brown Forman Bruce Springsteen Concert America’s Second Harvest The Capital Grille Buffet Partners, L.P. Andrews Kurth, LLP Center for Nonpro� t Management Campbell’s Soup Bank of America Chamberlain’s Steak and Chop Cardiovascular Provider Bank of Texas Foundation House Resources, LP The Baron and Blue Foundation Cisco Foundation Matching Gifts Chamberlain’s Fish Market Grill Bennigan’s Dallas Jewish Community Clay Pit Centex Corporation Foundation Cuna Mutual Group Communities Foundation of Texas Dave & Busters, Inc. Foundation, Inc. The Dallas Morning News EnCana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. CVS Caremark Charitable Trust Charities Estate of Mary Emma Yates Dakota’s Restaurant Dalcraft, LLC Craft at the W Hotel The Florence Foundation Dallas Convention & David M. Munson Living Trust Ford Motor Company Visitors Bureau Del Frisco’s Double Eagle The Grape, Inc. The Dallas Palm Restaurant, Inc. Steak House Harry W. Bass, Jr. Foundation D ynamic Foods/AAA Food Service EMC Mortgage Corporation Holmes Murphy Episcopal Church of the Incarnation Emergency Food and Kenichi Dallas, LP Ericsson Shelter Program Lockheed Martin Fidelity Charitable Gift Fidelity Investments Lovell Public Relations, Inc. Fund/iCare First United Methodist Luck Family Foundation The Fluor Foundation Church of Sachse Macy’s Foundation Franklin Investments Furniture Marketing Group, Inc. Maverick Capital Charities Fuse Restaurant Glencoe Group Services, Inc. N9NE Steakhouse GE Foundation The Harold Simmons Northrop Grumman IT. Shared Green Grass Studios Foundation Service HCA-Medical City Horace C. Cabe Foundation Nove Italiano Hector’s on Henderson III Forks Dallas, LP The Pamela & John Beckert Hennen Plumbing Contractors, Inc. Jasper’s Family Foundation Hibiscus Jean H. and John T. Pepsico Highland Park Middle School Walter, Jr. Fund Perry’s Restaurant Hillcrest Foundation John R. McCune Charitable Trust Philip R. Jonsson Foundation Hotel ZaZa JP Morgan Chase Pioneer Natural Resources Humana, Inc. Kroger Co. Foundation Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse Hunger Related Events Lockheed Martin Corporation Sprint Foundation Taste of the NFL Missiles & Fire Control, Dallas St. Ann Catholic Church J. C. Penney MBF Cleaning Corp. Stephan Pyles Concepts, LTD. The James D. & Kay Y. Moran The Mercury Grill & Chophouse Texas Chefs Association Foundation The Morton Meyerson The Thomas Foundation Josephine & William Family Foundation TOSA Foundation McDowell Family Trust Nana Restaurant, Hilton Anatole Urban Integration Kirby’s Prime Steakhouse, Plano Ninnie L. Baird Foundation VHA The Kline Family Foundation NOBU, Dallas Associates, LP WalMart Stores, Inc. La Reve Consultants, L. P. One Technologies, LLC The Ward Family Foundation Lawry’s The Prime Rib Panera Bread Foundation Whites Chapel United The Link, Inc., Mid Cities Pappas Bros. Steakhouse Methodist Church Texas Chapter Restaurant William & Sylvia Zale Foundation Lockton Dunning Bene� ts Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas Company Pro Planet, W Hotel Richard Berg Luther King Capital Management The Rees-Jones Foundation Charles Berger Marriott International, Inc. Rent-A-Center Linda & Steve Blasnik Marriott Vacation Club Saint Michael and All Angels Pam & John Borders Mercedes-Benz Financial Episcopal Church Sam’s Club 10

I magine...A World Without Hunger. Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Bellinger & DeWolf, LLP KForce Professional Mullis Newby Hurst, LP Belo Corporation Staffi ng-Fort Worth Branch Nick & Sam’s Steak & Fish House Big Lots! Kirby’s Steakhouse Nicola’s Brabeck Kondos & Kondos Law Offi ces Northrop Grumman Brad Cecil & Associates The Kutch Family Fund Corporation Olympus The Bryant & Nancy LandAmerica American Title The Pack Family Foundation Hanley Foundation, Inc. The Landmark Restaurant at The Pampered Chef Buddha Light International The Warwick Melrose Hotel Pappas Restaurants, Inc. Association Lavendou PepsiCo Foundation, Inc. Cajun Eclipse, LLC Lee Fikes C. Pharr & Company Caremark RX, Inc. Lehman Brothers Pioneer Natural Resources Casa View Christian Church Lewisville ISD Council of PTAs Company ccrd partners M. C. D. Pathology Rosen Systems, Inc. Chaparral Restaurant, Manhattan Construction Company Roy’s - Plano Adam’s Mark Hotel McAfee Matching Gift Program RSW Creative Charity Motors McCormick & Schmick’s Rush Restaurant Supply, Inc. Cingular the Matching Gift Center Seafood Restaurant Silver Fox Steakhouse, Dallas City Credit Union Mi Piaci Silver Fox Steakhouse, Frisco City Sprint Micro-Waste Corporation Silver Fox Steakhouse, The Colony High School Millet the Printer Richardson Cheerleaders New Benefi ts The Sonsteby Family Commercial Metals Company Newport’s Seafood Charitable Trust Countrywide Cares North Texas Anesthesia Staubach Company Matching Gift Program Consultants, P.A. Steel Restaurant The Crescent Club Oak Cliff Christian Church SushiSamba Cru’ A Wine Bar The Oceanaire Seafood Room Tiffany & Co., Northpark Cub Scout Pack 425 Overhead Door Corporation T-Mobile USA, Inc. Dallas Cowboys Palomino Euro Bistro Wal-Dot Foundation Dallas Stars Park Place Motorcars Wells Fargo Foothill David S. Irvin, The Portrait Peerless MFG. Co. Young Boozer Family Photographer Phil and Bo Warnick Family Foundation Desoto Rotary Club Charitable Fund Dresser, Inc. Pinpoint Ideas & Solutions Christy Abbott DSC Leasing Powerwave, Ltd. Karla & George Barber Epstein Family Foundation, Inc. The Prayer Closet Jacqueline & Michael Barrett Faireart The Prudential Foundation Sandra & Richard Beckert Ferre Ristorante Matching Gifts Lael & Peter Brodsky Fidelity Charitable Gift Funds The Pyramid Grill, Susan & Peter Brundage Fireman’s Fund Insurance Fairmont Hotel Darcie & Ken Cohen Company Rafain Do Brasil, LLC Cynthia Danos Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Rancho Santa Fe Foundation Randy Day Chamber of Commerce The Reneé Malca Cadour Christina Durovich Freedman Food Service of Corn Charitable Trust Lillian Gregory Dallas, Inc. Restland Memorial Park The Edward Henry Family General Reinsurance Corporation Riccardi’s, LP David Holder Girard Securities, Inc. Riverside Irrigation & Carolyn & Valerie Johnson Global Impact Landscape, Inc. Donna & Wayne Kern Goranson, Bain, Larsen & Salerno Pizza Co. - The Grotto Lisa & Peter Kraus Greenwald, LC Sambuca David Mason Greatwide Schneider National Donald McKinney The Grill on the Alley Foundation, Inc. Sandra & Douglas Metten Group & Pension Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Nancy & Clay Mulford Administrators, Inc. Shelter Alliance Vicki & James R. Noble Gulfstream Shinsei Charles & Jan Pruitt H.R. Benefi ts Southern Land Company Robert Rinehart The Hammack Family Sprint Dallas Data Susan Schwartz Foundation SSI Grandy’s, LLC Russell Siebert Harmon Foundation St. Monica Catholic Church Joyce & James Slider Incorporated The Stallings Foundation Cynthia L. & Jay E. Tenney Hattie’s Restaurant, Inc. Standard Furniture Albert Timmons Heritage Church of Dallas Statewide Trucking Corp. Sharon & Edward Troy The Hirsch Family Foundation Steve Fields Steak and Julia & Robert Verdon Honeywell International, Inc. Lobster Lounge Jon Wolkenstein The Howard & Leslie Schultz Sullivan’s Steakhouse Linda Yarbrough Family Foundation Suze HP Company Foundation T.G.R.A., INC. $1,000 - $2,499 IATRIC Systems Telvista, Inc. Adam Energy Forum IBM Employee Services Center Tenet Healthcare Foundation American Catering & INO Therapeutics, LLC Terracon Packing, Inc. Intuit Foundation Texas de Brazil - Addison Andrews Distributing Isabella’s Restaurant The Think Band Company of North Texas ISSA North Texas Chapter Thomas Reprographics, Inc. The Applied Materials Jackson Lewis, LLP Time Courier, Inc. Foundation James Avery Craftsman Tony’s Wine Warehouse Arrow Frabricated Tubing The James T. and Cecilia S. Tramontana Autotrader.com Norwood Fund Trinity Presbyterian Church Bank of America Security Jan Showers Collection Truluck’s Addison, LTD. Operations The Jeffrey A. Carter Foundation Truluck’s Steak and Stone Crab Bank of America, United Way Judd, Thomas, Smith & Company Tucker Campaign Kenny’s Wood Fired Grill United Supermarkets, LLC

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. University Park United Linda Gann Helen & John Ryan Methodist Church Andrew Gellman Peter Sandmore USS Trinity River Star Fleet Roberta & William Glassberg Mile Schulze Region 3 Carl & Dixon Glaze Stephen Schlarb Venture Commercial The Charles Godbey Family Debbie & Ric Scripps Management, LLC, Jacob Goetz Katherine Scroggs Caruth/Preston Rd. Wendy Goldman James Seitz, Jr. Associates, Ltd. Debjyoti Goswami Carolyn Shaffer Verizon Foundation/Cyber Joanna & David Greenstone Dana & Ardeshir Shahraki Grants, Inc. Jewel & Ralph Gretzinger Kay Sheppard Victory Tavern, LP Stephen Hancock Kyle Shidler Watel’s Allen Street Cottage Sally & Larry Hankins Nancy & Bill Short Wells Fargo Foothill Group, Inc. Patrick Hardy Sandy & Mark Singer Zinc Zimmerly & Co., Inc. Cindy Harris Jana Siratt Susan & Joseph Henchal Matthew Slagle Jon Abel Dorothy Hogue Mike Smith Hesha and Jeff Abrams Jennifer Holguin Margaret & William Smith Joy Adams Matthew Holiday, II Helen & Mike Spence Delores & Robert Ajtner Sandi & John Holzgraefe Judith & Marshall Sprigg Noel Arrick Cari & David Hooper Joan & Stephen Steinbrink Robert B. Allen and Cynthia A. Stephen Horn Scott Strickland Hennessy Susan Hubbard & Lee Coleman Paul Terrill Peggy and Barry Austin Randall Hulme Kent Thele Kelly and Christopher Ayers Heather & Michael Huseby Carolyn Tilden Reid Baker Robert Hyatt Frank Tobin, Jr. Jack Bankhead Arlene Isaminger Gail & Glenn Tobleman Peter Bausbacher Jeff Isom John Towers Katherine Beams Jim Ivy Meredith Treen Charles Behn Mary Jackson Michael Trombello Mary and Daniel Bernal Lori Johnston Nichole & Shane Tucker Shari Birnbaum Burt Jordan Judy Vetter Thomas Black, Jr. Richard Kantrud Mindy & Paul Vinton Sally and George Booth Jennifer & Kee Kimbrell The Voelker, Jr. Family William Bowles Paige Koch L. Walters Rebecca Brady Michael Krywucki Lori & Denton Wantumull Robert Brielmaier Ellie Landon Michael Wasson Sharon & Henri Bromberg Loise & B. W. Lawson Judy Whetzel Charles Brooks Leah Lee John Wiley Price Kathleen and Mitchell Brooks Milton Levy, Jr. Joseph Wilson III Betty & Rodney Bryan Bryan Lipinski Lynn Wisdom Lynn & Randy Brown Patricia & Robert Lium Cherlyn Wise Christine & George Buchanan Patrick Love Paige and Grant Yaney Sandra Burns John MacPete Lu Yarbrough Sydney Burton Charlene Marsh David Zehr Vincent Bush Robert Martin Bryan Campbell Michael McAdams $500 - $999 Pamela and George Carey, III Carla & Mark McClanahan AAFES Federal Credit Union Gladys Carr Sharon & Thomas McCollum ABCO, Inc. Luberta Carter Michael McCoy Abraxis BioScience, Inc. Elizabeth and Mark Carter Paul McCrea Ace Mart Restaurant Supply W. W. Caruth, III Ann McDonough Adecco Employment Services Kay and Randal Chance Frances McElvaney Adelmo’s Ristorante Sherman Chiu Scott McGee The Adolphus Craig Coda & Stacy Hart Kassandra McLaughlin Aidmatrix (The i2 Foundation) Sheryl & Robert Cole Judith & Hugh McWilliams Alejandro’s Corporation James Coleman, Jr. Carissa & Matthew Meyer All Commercial Floors, Inc. Nancy & John Condit Sylvia & Ronald Meyer All Faith Fellowship Church Tom Cook Russell Miller Alternative Medicine Research Mary Cook Harvey Mitchell & Linda Helton Foundation of Texas Shirley Cooper Jennifer & Jon Mosley, III American Religious Town Hall Tracey & Scott Copeland Jennifer & Jonathan Mullins Meeting, Inc. Scott Cox Louis Munin Arcadia Park Baptist Church Marilyn Cox Julie Murphree Arcodoro & Pomodoro Tonja & Jerome Crittenden Drew Nachowiak Arthur’s Prime Steaks & Seafood Richard Crosby Dana & Charles Nearburg Backyard Freedom Autumn Cross Jane & Michael Nicolais Belfor USA Group Inc. Judy & Cullen Cullers Leslie Niemi BNC, Jr. Enterprises, Inc. Dan Cullum Steve Rush & Nancy O’Connor Briggs-Freeman Real Estate Mark Dalton D. Olenzek Brokerage, Inc. Jan and Steve Davidson Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Park The Joshua M. & Inette S. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Deline Shirley Pollack Brown Family Foundation Cara & Daniel Demarco Julie Pope Buchanan Associates Michael G. Denton Robert Quinby C. Ray & Associates, Inc. Melba and Michael Downing Robbie & John Raphael Calvert Social Investment Richard Drysdale Robert & Shirley Reece Foundation Yolanda & Abram Einstein Mary Anne Reich Canon USA, INC. Brian Erickson Mary & Jack Reynold Carrington Coleman Sally & W. C. Estes Michael Rist Central 214 Marcia & Ifran Farukhi Linda & Greg Roberts The Chalon Corporation Rehab Peter Fenner Suzanne Roman Management Judith & Alan Folz, Jr. Lizzie & Dan Routman Change For Change, Gerald Gallagher Bethany Russell Gwinn & Roby

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. Pamela & Jon Reinke-Walter The Martha & Jonathan Wach Robert Cole Sharon Reuler Family Sandy Cordova Thomson Reuters Alice & David Wagoner Mary & Dale Cox Harold Riggall G. Wake� eld Dorothy & Webb Cox Keith Roach Vonda Walgrave Paige & Wesley Cox John Roach David & Harianne Wallenstein Marla & Gary Crockett Marsha Robbins Julie & Mike Wallis Ginny & Tom Crowe Annie Mar Robertson Dennis Walo & Kathleen Irvin Sally & George Cullum & Belinda M. Hopkins Jennifer Warder Kirby Dalton Brian Rodgers Jeremy Wariner Barbara Davis Melody & Richard Rogers Linda Watkins Kristen & Gregory Dawson Jami Roux Charlya & Robert Ward Jeff Dougan Jane & Chris Rowley Ernestine Wayne Pattie & Mike Douglas Brenda Rudd Jane Webb Michael Douglass C. Rupert Lynda & Robert Weber Patty & Scott Drescher Jerry Russell Sarah & Tom Webster Virginia & James Dykes Mark Russell Jennifer Wedington Vikki & Mike Eastland Shannon Salloum Dorothy & Ben Weil Robert Eklund Ilene & Scott Sandlin Fan Weiner Nancy Feaster Pat & Pete Schenkel Richard Welfelt Jodie & Lane Fletcher Emilie Schepps Janita Wells Ann Folz Lisa & Ken Schnitzer Jane & Hugh Whitledge Pam & Randy Foster Dean Schreier Jacqueline Wiebe Steven Foster Debra & Randy Shulkin Harvey Wiggins, Jr. Tonda & Bill Friazier Betty Schultz Grace & Wayne Willems James Freeman Pierrette & Kurt Schussler Andrew Williams Anita & Clifford Friedman Holly Scott Helen & Christopher Williams Glenn Gallop Harry Scott Dewey Williams Woodrow Gandy Henry Sermersheim Joanie Williams Marie Garrison Jonathan Sher Mrs. James Wilson Mary & Sal Gazioglu Diane & Daniel Shimer Anne & John Wilson Daryl Gelender Janet & Craig Shoemaker Kathy & Lawrence Wilson David Gluck Paul Shultz Derek Winch Leslie & Michael Graceffo Francine & Dwayne Sigler Ron Witten Robert Granoff Sherry & Raymond Siler John Wodka Margaret & Steve Grif� n Barbara & Walter Simmons Elice Wong Connie & James Grube Betty & Richard Slaven Gregory Woodside Frances & Tim Hafer Connie Smades Boyd Wright & Brenda Lauderback Peggy & John Hamm Phillip Smiley & Christie Beck John Wrona Brian Hanagan Neal Smith Ka & Jan Yeung William Hare Peggy Smith Ornan Yo Mr. & Mrs. Doyle Hartman Richard Snyder Amy Youngquist Margaret & Thomas Hayden Kathleen Soch Angela Zambrano Dot Haymann John Sommerfeldt Peggy & Sam Zarro Mary Henderson Barbara Sonn Kathleen Zeller Gary Hepler Brent Sonntag Peggy & Mark Zilbermann Deborah Holubec Karen & David Spika Catherine Zisk Michael Hurd Gary Spinell Deborah & Bruce Ivie Christine & Robert Starzyk Director’s Council Jo Bess Jackson Lisa & John Steele The Aileen and Jack Pratt Kathleen & Jon Jacobson Mark Stein Foundation Barbara Jenkins Kathleen & Paul Stephenson Gulf Trust Michael & Kathryn Jones Kendra Stephenson Law Of� ces of Deborah Dean Kadesky Marilyn Stewart Hankinson PC Julia Keith Sharon Stewart The North Texas Scuba Retailers Lynn Kennerly Chris Stratton Association Karen & William Kreighbaum Richard Strickland The Vetter Foundation John Lavalette Anthony Strupczewski Debbie & Richard Lemon Debra & Paul Brennan Tagg Anne & Lawrence Angelilli Jeffrey Lohman Erin & Paul Tate Marlene & Sid Arrambide Dennis Lorenz Johnnie Taylor Robert Ashley Donald Lutney & Madge Cruse Elizabeth Taylor Weldon Barid Katherine Glaze Lyle Mary & Mike Terry James & Toni Barnett Debra May Bonnie & Robert Thiebaud Katrina & Paul Bassel Kathryn & David McCabe The Thode Family Rebecca Bell Elizabeth McClain J. Wilson Thomas Jennifer Bellamy Michael McClelland Shelley & Mike Thomas Susan Billings Rosemary & Medford McCoy Gene Thompson Lisa & Steven Block Jeanne & James McCullor Mayra & Jeffrey Thompson Jana Bloom Toni McNutt Christy Thompson Annette & Wade Brannan Joseph McQuillan William Thompson Virginia & Lewis Brereton Robert McSween Melva Thornton Gay & Jerry Brinkerhoff Renee Melancon Carolyn Tilley Vivian Brown Suzanne Milot Binh T. & Becky P. Tran Bob Bucholz & Marybeth Ezaki Duane Mitchell Sandi & Jim Treliving Nicole & Michael Bunger Brenda Mogilnicki Shin Tsai R. Burton Kenneth Monigold Cory Turner Bonnie Caldwell Debora & Charles Morrison Patricia & Jeffery Vandersall Pam & Lane Cardwell Mary Ann & Patrick Murray James Vandervoort Jo Ann & George Caruth Arlene & Louis Navias Brenda Vangilder Mark Cason Anne & Scot O’Brien Frances Vick Bonnie Cobb Judy & George Nassif Mary & Paul Vinyard Mrs. Henry Coke III 15

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. Becky & James McCulley Mary & Brian Riley Carole & Charles Taylor Irene McDaniel Susan & Dennis Ristine John Taylor, Jr. Rochelle McKown Bernice Robertson Elizabeth Terrell Joyce McMillian The Barbara & Carl Rogers Family Bob Tevebaugh Mary Mentzel Karen & Richard Rogers Mary Thompson Michael Merriam Stacy & Steven Rogers Marcia Tittle Debra & Jerald Merriman Cathy & Bernard Rohde Bob Titus Bettie & George Miller Cynthia & Glenn Rosenquist Judy & Stephen Tomko Rilda & Kenneth Miller Kathy Ross Drue Townsend Sharon Minisquero John Rowland Jo & Dennis Tuck The Mobley Family Michael Rudnicki Rhonda Turner Annell Moore Nils Rutherford Mercedes Utley Sara Moore Carole & Dale Rylander Cynthia & Vincent Vaillancourt Susan & Gary Moore Elizabeth Saada David Vandel Theodora & Howard Morgan The Khosrow Sadeghian Family Hylda Vaughan Jimmy Morris Elvia & Nicanor Salas Debbie Violet Christine & Robert Morris Ramon Sanchez Donna Voglund Olivia & William Mozley Pamela Sankey D. Wadlington Nora Mullens Carol & Alvin Schlichtemeier Joy & Danny Waldron Mary & James Murphy Michael Schwalm Margaret Wallace Rick Narramore Charlene & Stephen Seachord Edward Walsh Katherine Newman Barbara & Rex Sebastian Family Margaret & Martin Walsh C. Nichols Paula Sebastian Janice & Athol Ware David Nygaard Phyllis Shamoon David Watkins Charles O’Dell Elneeta & Leodis Sharpe Michael Weidler Janelle Odom Peggy & Jerry Sheaks Susan Wetzel Kathy & Allen Olswold Sunae & William Shelton Peggy Wheaton Martha & Robert Orton Matthew Sherrod Wanda & Neil Whipple Michael Otis Robert Shubert Tammie & Richard White Lynna Parker Joyce Sichel Roscoe Wilber, III Dora Parker Warren Sippel, Jr. Jane & Edward Williams Ralene & Cliff Pauling Glenda Smith Bettina & Paul Williams Rosie & Sean Perkins Sally Smith Kumie & David Wilson Tom Perkowski Donna & Bart Smith Terrie Wilson Percy A. Perry, Jr. Family Sharon & Everett Souza Randy Wimberly Elizabeth Peters Paula Speer Karen & David Winters Mr. & Mrs. Phillips Adenia Spencer Cathy Witt Linda Pickrell Charlene Squibb & Barbara Sandra & John Wodka P. H. Pierce Larrabee Miligene & Ramon Womack Jean & Richard Plummer Grant St. Julian Sears Woods, II Genevie Posival Retha Stanfi eld Marilou Wright Debi & Byron Potter Charles Steere Melissa & Douglas Wright Meggie & Tim Powers David Stewart Rosalie Yap Louis Prada Gaye & Virgil Stone Julie Yarbrough Sieglinde Radtke Bonnie & Thomas Stoner Barbara Yonan David Rathkamp Karel Tabor Brian Recer William Tapscott, Jr.

Like most parents, Teresa and her husband want only the best for their nine-year-old son, David. So three years ago, they moved to the Dallas area in search of better opportunities.

“We didn’t have any money,” says Teresa.

But life here has been harder than they expected. Both Teresa and her husband have full-time jobs, but the hours are long and their incomes aren’t enough to pay for utility bills, rent and groceries each month. David is at a crucial stage in development, so it’s especially important for him to have access to nutritious food – but Teresa can’t always afford to provide three meals a day for him.

Fortunately, Teresa can come to the Grand Prairie Food and Clothing Co- op when she needs help with food. Thanks to the generous support of this community, this Food Bank Member Agency provides nutritious groceries to more than 2,700 families per year.

“I am very thankful that you help us!” says Teresa gratefully.

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128 Produce Arnold Transportation Services Brio 14th Floor Law Firms Artic Express Brother’s Produce 1st Global Inc. ASSA ABLOY Hospitality Bryan Eagn 3 Fountains Associated Press Bryan Gibson 3 Galleria Tower AT&T Bryan Wright 6 Day Dental & Orthodontics Atlanta Community Food Bank Buchanan Associates 7 Eleven Atmos Energy Buck Consultants 93.3 The Bone/Hooters ATX Technologies Buck Wade A Truck Express Austin Middle School Buffalo Wild Wings AAFES Affi nity Avail Medical Products Burk Family Aaron Barrett A-W Produce Bush Brothers, Inc. Abbott Laboratories AWG Byron Nelson Golf Tournament Abbott Nutrition Back Trucking Byron Wright Abundant Grace Church Bank of America C. Sanders Academic Adventures Bank of Texas C. H. Robinson Accenture Barbara King Cadbury Schweppes ACE Cash Express Barilla America, Inc. Camargo-Copeland Architects AchieveGlobal Barney’s of Camden Addison ACI Distribution Base 4 Group Camden Legacy Creek Acosta Sales and Marketing Basil Hendrix Candace Starks Adam Salazar Bay Area Food Bank Canned Food Drives Adam Sharp Bay Valley Foods Canon USA Adam’s Mark Hotel Baylor Garland Sleep Center canstruction Addison Airport Baylor University Medical Center Canterbury Episcopal School Adkison Tire & Service BCD Travel Capgemini U. S. Advantage Logistics BDO Seidman, LLP Capital One Auto Finance Aewsun Produce Beckley Brewhouse Capital One Bank Affi rmative Insurance Belfonte Ice Cream Co. Captn’s Pack Products AFI Dallas Bella Vida at Coyote Ridge Cargill Produce AIG Belmont Hotel Cargo Masters Inc. Air Liquide Ben McKee Caritas of Waco Aja Petties Bent Oaks Apartments Carlos Boone A-Kicken Berry Appleman & Leiden LLP Carlson Restaurant Alan Patterson Berry Middle School Carmax Alcatel-Lucent Best Buy Carolina Logistics Alcon Labs Best Western--Duncanville Carolyn Gibson Alen USA Beth Barnes Carolyn Roland Alexander Casso Beverly Hills Neighborhood Carr America Alexander Elene Beverly Johnigan Casey Bennett Alicia Smith Big Lots! Casey Carver All Snax Big Springs Elementary Cash Time Payday Loan Allen’s Inc. Bill Matrix Corp Castle Gap Jewelry Alliance Data Billingsley Co. Cathedral Sanctuario de Allison Bell Billy Ramos Guadalupe Church Allison Thomas Billy Thomas Catherine Frazier Albertson’s LLC Bingo Gossip/Town East Bingo Cathy Runion Alpha Epsilon Delta Binnerri Presbyterian Church CB Richard Ellis, Inc. Alpha Epsilon Zeta Bishop Dunne High School CCCS of Dallas Alpha Phi Omega Bistro on Main CCSI Amegy BLT Steaks Cecelia Row American Airlines Blue Bell Creameries Cedar Creek American Airlines Account Sale Blue Goose Org. Celesino Soto Elementary American Catering Blue Line Foodservice Center Park Recreation American Distribution/ Distribution Central Market Logistics BOA Lockbox Central Ref. American Food Service Bobby Parrish Central Refrigerated Service American Heart Association Body Logic Inc. Centre Physical Rehab American Instants Boeing Service Co. Century Products American Italian Pasta Bombardier Flexjet Cesar Chavez Learning Center American Red Cross Borden CF Chefs, Inc. American Title Borders Melon Company CH Robinson Trucking America’s Kitchen Bowne of Dallas CH2M Hill America’s Second Harvest Boy Scouts of America #82 Chad Jessip Americold Brad Boland Chandler Signs AmeriPath, Inc. Brad Hall Channon Thomas Ameriprise Financial Advisors Bradley McAndrews Channon Thompson AMLI at Valley Ranch Brandenburg International Chanta Cove Anatole Wyndham Hotel School Chapter NSDAR/Jane Douglas Andrew Farris Brandi McCommas Charee L. Anderson Andrew Kirkland Brandon Benoit Charles A. Gill Elementary Andrews Kurth LLP Brandon Laufenburg Charles Body Anna ISD Brandy Workman Charles Brehm Annabelle Candy Brazos Logistics Charlie R. Brown ANSSC Brian Cade Charlton Methodist Medical Anthony & Nicole Cooks Brian Crouse Center Anthony Price Brian Egan Chase Nationwide Transport, Inc. Aquafi na Brian Haught Chelsea Milling Co. Ardea Beverage Co. Brian Thompson Chester Pickett ARMG Bridgford Foods Corporation Chieh Ming Hsieh Arnold Jones Trucking Brinker International Chloe Kim

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. Chris Aguire Dallas County CSCD East Dallas Christian Church Chris Booth Dallas County Juvenile Alt. East Kessler Park Chris Gray Education Program Neighborhood Association Chris Netto Dallas County Juvenile Dept. Eastfi eld College Chris Strong Dallas County Tax Offi ce Eastmon Corporation Christian Family Center Dallas County Comm. District Eastside Entree’s Christie Gardner Dallas Fire Departments Eat Inc. Christina Fox-Balli Dallas Public Library Ebby Halliday Realtors Christopher Clay Dallas Service Center Eddie Bernice Johnson CFD Christopher Mendoza Dallas ISD Food & Child Edgar Alridge Christopher Schmiey Dan Withers Education Is Freedom Church & Dwight Co., Inc. Daniel J. Stone Edward Don & Co. Cici’s Pizza Daniel Lopez El Dorado Senior Retirement Cigna Health Care Danielle O’Neil Elijah Dickens Cindi Blank Dannon Company, Inc. Elizabeth Berkes Cinemark 17 Danny Lugo Elizabeth’s Cakes Citicards Darrell Henderson Elizabeth Scott City Credit Union Dart Transit, Inc. Elizabeth Thresher City Hospital Darty Elmer Quezada City of Desoto Dave Matthews Band Embassy Suites Claudia Mend David Cudlipp Ember Farms Channel Outdoor David Kiirum EMC Mortgage Corp. Clorox Company David Martinez Emily Bryan Clubcorp, Inc. David Petrocco Farms, Inc. Emler Swim School Coca Cola Company David R. Ewing Empire Terminal Warehouse COD United Methodist Davita Rx. EMSI Coinmach Dawn Food Products EnCana Oil & Gas COLE Dean Foods Enrique Ayala Colgate Oral Pharmacy Debbie Manter Enterpulse Collin County Moms Debi & Robert Hodges EPI Breads Columbia Fresh Produce Debra Katelin Howell Eric Coleman Columbia Packing Debt Settlement America Erica Brown Communications/United Deerfi eld Apts. Ericsson - Sodexho Workers Del Monte Corporation Ericsson Community Food Bank Dell Computers Ernst & Young Community Kitchen Dell Turner Estate Essence Escape Day Spa Community Supervision Dept. DeLoitte & Touche Essilor of America Companion Data Services Delta Pride Eugene Wymberly Component Group Demarin Williams Europa Sports Brands Compucom, Inc. Demetria Fields European Imports Of Dallas ConAgra Foods, Inc. Denbury Resources Inc. Evans Delivery Company Convergint Technologies Dependable Auto Shippers Excel Telecommunication Cooper & Scully, PC Desert Glory Ltd. Exchange Logistics Copart Salvage Auto Auctions Desert Lake Produce Exel Transportation Services Coppell ISD Deveous Furlough ExxonMobil Core Carrier DFW Leather Boys F/B of Northeast Louisiana Core-Mark DFW Purdue Club Fairmont Hotel Corey Castellaw DHL Global Forwarding Faith Family Academy Corporate Conciere Diebold Elections Systems Farley’s & Sather’s Candy Cortney Weadock Dignity Memorial Company Cory Vance Directorz Farmers Insurance Costco Discount Tire Distribution Farmland Foods, Inc. Cott Beverages, USA Inc. Center Fast Lane Grocery Country Fresh Inc. Dobie Elementary School- Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Country Pure Transport Richardson Felica Tayamen Countrywide Domex Growers Feliciano Auila Courtney Kuhn Dominique Sloan Ferre Pasta CR England Trucking Domino’s Distribution Center FFE Transportation Services, Inc. Crate & Barrel Domino’s Pizza Fidelity Investment Creek Carrier Don Miguel Foods, Inc. Fifth Church of Christ Creekside Homes at Legacy Donald Gregory Fire Station #34 Crestone Bakery Donna Thompson Fireman’s Fund Crestone Group Bakeries Donnie Dlabaj First Christian Church Crete Carriers Donut Palace First Revenue Assurance Cross Country Dosajh Trucking Fish & Richardson Cross Creek Apts. Dosanch Express FKP Architects Crystal Raymer Dosonjh Trucking Florida Natural Curry Bennett Double Diamond Co. Food Bank of West Central Texas Curves Fitness Doubletree Hotel Campbell Food Lifeline CVS Corporation Center Food Lion CWS Apartment Homes Doug Larussi Food Sales Systems D. Anderson & Company Douglas Peters Food Source Daisy Girl Scouts Dr. Kracker Ford Motor Credit Dale Carnegie Dresser Inc. Fortis Property Group Dallas Area Pharmacy Duane E. Sharp Foxborough Apartments Dallas Athletic Club Dustin Marlen Francisco Trujillo Dallas Bar Association D’ville Delivery Free Store Food Bank Dallas Can Academy E&E Transport Freebirds Dallas Christian School E. Shine Freedman Food Service Dallas Convention Center E. W. La La Foods Fresh Express

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. Fresh Lane Highland Park Middle School Jesus Jimenez Fresh Mark Highland Park Wellness Jesus Vigveria Fresh Start Bakery Highland Wholesale Foods Inc. Jill Haslam Frito-Lay, Inc. Highlands Bank Jim Adler & Associates Dallas Fruge Seafood Hillcrest High School Jimmy Williams FST Hilton Anatole Hotel Joe Guerrero Furniture Marketing Group Hilton Head Apartments Joe Moron Future Food Hilton Hotels Corporation John Aaron Dixon Gabrielle Hawthorne Hines Trucking John Christner Trucking Gaedeke Group, LLC The Hockaday School John Dainson Gail Henderson Horizon At Sunrise Apartments John Dixon Gainsco, Inc. Horizon Lines John Hannemann GAP Inc. Horizon Services Group LLC. John McDonnell Garland High School Hotel Inn John Nelson Gary Express Houghton Miffl in John Paul II High School Gateway Academy Houston Food Bank John Rakowitz Geffery Hirsut Hudson News John Soules Foods Geico Insurance Huffi nes John Townsley Gemini Traffi c Sales Humana, Inc. Jones & Boyd, Inc. Gene Morris Company Hungenburg Produce, Inc. Jorge Estrada General Mills, Inc. Hutchins State Jail Jorge Gallegos General Motors H. W. Lay Warehouse Jorge Ramos Genie-o Hyman Elementary PTA Jose Paramo Geoffrey E. Hirscht I. B. B. Design Group, Inc. Jose Pedro Santillan Geoffrey Herselt IBM Corporation Joseph Johnson Geoffrey Hirsch IBM.COM Americas Joseph Long George’s Catering imc2 Josh Atkinson Gerdau Ameristeel Indian Creek Apartments Jothan Neal GES Infi nity Insurance Jovany Gutrtiez Gex Pro Services Ing Clarion Joy Foods Gil’s Catering Ingram Micro Joy Lowry Gils Elegant Catering Integer Group JP Morgan Chase Girl Scouts Integra Hospital Jujos Del Valle Glaceau Intercontinental Hotel Justin Sweetman Glazier Foods International Buddhist Progress Justin Taylor Glenn Johnson Society Kahm Elementry School Global Harvest Church Interstate Batteries Kansas State Alumni Goff Homes, Inc. Intervoice-Bright Karen Wilson GOJO Industries Inwood On The Park Karl Rathjen Golden Heart J & J Produce Karrie Latimer Goodies From Goodman J & M Produce Inc. Kasmir Fabric Gourmet Awards Foods J. T. Saldivar Elementary Kassandra McLaughlin Gourmet Foods Inc. J. C. Combs Produce Co., Inc. Kathie Mapes Grand Homes J. C. Penney, Inc. Kathy Edwards Grayhawk J. D. Trucking Kathy Ross Great Things TV J. M. Drury Katz Produce Great West Health Care Jack & Jill of America, Inc. Kay Murphy Greater Dallas Chapter AAMT Jack DeFoe K’Cee Freeman Greater Harvest Church Jackie Mercer Kelli Goodman Greater St. John Jackie Pitman Kellogg Company Green Oaks Hospital Jackson-Mitchell Kelly McClurs Greenhill School Jaime Daviler Kelon Wilson Greensheet James Bonham Elementary Kenneth Aaron Greyhound Lines, Inc. School Kenny Fuller Growers Express, LLC James Bowie School Kenny Fuller III Grubb & Ellis James Clark & Son Kerns Beverages,LLC Guitar Center James H. Clark Kevin Franklin Gulf Coast Produce James Plowman Kevin Frederick Gurdwara Singh Sabha James Pricer Kevin Malczewshi Guy Holloway James R. Fisher Key Bank H I B Trucking James Rich KFC H. J. Heinz Company Jamie Del Bosque Kikkoman Foods, Inc. H. E. Butt Grocery Company Jane Kim Kim Carter Haggard Middle School Janell Romeo Kimberly Clark Ham I Am Janet Farmer King Architectural Metals Hampton Preparatory School Jara Giannasi King Realty Hardin Intermediate School Jason Kennedy King’s Hawaiian Bakery Harry & Donna Lacke Jason Laymance Kirby’s Seakhouse Harry Morrill Jason Mathis Kirven Brooks Harry Price and Son Jason-Little Animal Clinic Kitchen Design Hayes Truck Group Jasper High School KLLM Trucking Healds Valley Farms Javelin Direct KLUV-KVIL Heidi Mirow Javier Novoa KPMG Hemal Patel J. B. Hunt Transport Services Kraft Foods Henry Zaldana JBB Express Kroger Co. Hewlett Packard Jeff Jones Kya Wolfe HHSC Jeff Norton L. D. Bell High School High Plains Food Bank Jenna Oestrick L. Flemming Highland Park Elementary Jerri Harper L. S Barrow School Jessica Lopez La Familia Highland Park United Jessica M Schultz La Mexicana Restaurant Methodist Church Jesuit LaBatt Food Service

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. Lady Walton/LWC Medieval Times Nortel Networks Limited Lake Highlands Homeowners Melissa’s Produce North Central Distributors Lakewood Elementary Melrose/Hilton Hotel NorthPark Center School PTA Memshallah Realty Northridge Express Lance Distribution Mercer Northside Elementary School Land O’ Lakes, Inc. Merchandising, Inc. Novartis Health Larry Hart Metroplex Paranormal NRS LaSanti Foods Investigations Nutrisystem LaTawna Clark Mi Escuelita Oagande Vassel Latin American Foods Michael Angelo’s Oak Farms Dairy Lauren Bautz Michael Chan Ocean Beauty Seafoods, Inc. Lavender Thomas Michael Clark Oda Dightman Lawrence Catholic Michael Mays Odwalla Leadership Michael Murphy Oletha Swilley Leadership Dallas Class of '88 Michael Nolan Schutze Olive Garden Leadership SW Michael Preston Omni Mandalay Hotels LeAnn Binford Michael Thomas On Time Texas Legacy Learning Center Michael Wallis Onshi Tora Lehman Brothers, Inc. Michaels Oogande Vassel Lemmons Company, Inc. Michelle Berta Oprah’s Big Give Lending Services Mick Kennedy O’Reilly’s Bar & Grill LeRoy Francis Mickey Johnson Orval Kent Foods Les Boulangers, Inc. Mid Michigan Food Bank Osage Food Products Leslie Elder (UNT) Mike Farelli Oscar Salazar Leslie Tippens Mike McGowan OsteoMed L. P. Life Fellowship Church Military Sales & Service Co. Otis Spunkmeyer, Inc. Life Time Fitness Mindy McBrayer Overhead Door Corporation Lifetime Chiropractic Minute Maid Foods Owens Foods, Inc. Linaje Escajido Church Minyard Food Stores, Inc. Ozarka/Service Craft Linh Tran Mistee Dendon P&K Services Linq Logistics Mizkan Pain & Delesce Lisa McMahan Moises Searra Pam Wheat/Safe Haven Lisa Motor Lines Mojdeh Drobatila Pappadeaux Seafood Lisa Wood Monica Willis Pappas BBQ Little Kentucky Smokehouse Monterrey Distributers Pappas Pizza Loc Mai Moon Produce Paradise Produce Lone Star Consolidated Foods Morgan Southern, Inc. Paragon Marketing Lone Star Integrated Morningstar Foods, Inc. Paris Texas Hardware Lone Star STC Mosaic Sales Solutions Parish Episcopal School Lonestar Mountain King Potatoes Park Place Lexus Long John Silver's Mountain View College Park Place Motorcars Dallas LSI Mountain Vistas Parker College of Chiropractic LSI/DAYL Mrs. Baird’s Bakery Parkland Health System Luis C. Rascon Mrs. C’s Foods Parkland Memorial Hospital Lybo Buchanon Mt. Olive Pickle Co. Patricia Bredeson Lynda Lee Weaver Mt. Vernon Apartments Patrick Strambler M. Foster Murray Msewe Paul Estrada Macy’s Valley View My Cash Time Payday Loan Paul Revo Madeline Casanova Mydung Nguyen Paul Wachsman Magnolia Chiropractic, PA Myrtle Cummings Paulette Clemmons Malone’s Cost Plus Naaman Forest High School Peabody Elementary Manual Martinez Nabisco Brands, Inc. Pecan Creek Offi ce Group Manuel G. Barrientos Nadia Aguero Peggy Stephenson Maple Avenue Apartments Nadia Silva Penn Champ Marco Garza Nancy Burns Pennske Rental Marcus Harris Nashwan Omar Pepperidge Farm, Inc. Marcus Lilly Nathan Adams Elementary PepsiCo Marcus Partners School Performance Food Group Marek Adams Nathan Meir Perot Systems, Inc. Mark Key National Carriers Perry Abney Mark Twain National Charity League Perry Provost Marlin Merl National Freight Perry’s Restaurant Marquez Brothers of Texas National Spirit Group Peter Gutierrez Martha Blewer Natural Fresh PFG Martin Transportation Naumes Inc. PFSweb Martin-Brower Nebraska Texas Trans. PHCC Mary Anderson NEC American Phillip Hale Mary Kay Inc. NeoPost Phillip Warden Mary Trent Nestle USA Pilgrim’s Pride Corporation Marye Watts Nestle Waters Pinpoint Ideas & Solutions Mass Discount Merchandisers New Beginnings & Family First Pioneer Natural Resources Master Distribution Chiropractic Pizza Hut Matt Ward New Benefi ts, Inc. Pizza Inn Matthew Reiben New England Trucking Planes Trucking Maynard Trucking Company New St. Peter’s Church Plano Senior High School Mayra Salinas New Sun Produce Plano West Restaurant MBM Distribution Newark Plano West Senior High School McCain Foods, Inc. NFI Playtex Inc. McLane Nicholas Hernandez Poppa’s Place Meadows Foundation, Inc. N9ne Steak House Porsha Mosley Means Knaus Partners, L.P. Nissan Portion Pak, Inc. Medical City Norberto Oserio Postnet

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. TG Terry Elementary School Triden Village Vista Ridge Church TGI Friday’s, Inc. Trillion Coleman Vistar of Dallas The Auto Shop Tropicana Beverages, Inc. Vistar of North Texas The Black Academy Tropicana Products Vitesse Aviation Services The Blue Goose Troy Kleasner Vivian Bradshaw The Brazos Troy McKinnis W. L. Davis The Courts at Preston Oaks Truco Enterprises Wachovia The Deer Field Christmas Tuesday Morning, Inc. Walgreens The Gap Turbine Aircraft Services Wal-Mart The Hershey Company Turbomeca USA /Microturbo Inc. Walnut Hill Elementary School The Hertz Corporation Tyler Farms Walter Alexander The Law Offi ces of Wolpoff & Tyson Food Service Walter Meja The Lincoln Plaza U. S. Debt Resolve Watch Guard Video The Nine Group Unilever Best Foods Watermelons Unlimited LTD The Oaks Fellowship Unilever Home & Personal Care WebCE LP LLLP The Phyllis Glover Team Union Gospel Mission Wel Co The Pillsbury Company Unisource Worldwide, Inc. WEL Companies The Republic Group United Auto Workers Wellpoint The Stanley Works United Fresh Produce LP Wells Fargo The Sygma Network, Inc. United Health Group Wendy Campbell The UPS Store United Way Werner Enterprises Inc. Thomas E. Moore, Inc. United Way of Northwest West Texas Food Bank Thomas Holbert Arkansas Western Produce Through the Keyhole University of North Texas Whataburger Tiffany Aguirre University of Texas at Dallas WhiteWave Foods Tiffany Hunter UPS Supply Chain Solutions Whole Foods TIGI Linea, LLP Uri Villanunea William Arano Tim Marten U. S. Department of Labor Williams Fried Chicken Timothy Blackmon Cold Storage Willie Mohan Timothy L. Blackman U. S. Foodservice Willow Bend Pediatrics Timothy Lucas US MD INC. Winetka Elementary TMW system USA Mobility Winn-Bunting Meat Co. Tolleson Wealth Management USDA for NTFB Wintergreen Apartments Tom Ina USDA-CSFP Commodity Withers Elementary School Tom Thumb Food & Pharmacy USIS WNA Mutual Group Tommy Hohimer UT Southwestern Womens Health Alliance Tonja Cole Val-Verde Vegetable Co. Wubaiene Tessman Tony L Bryant Velma Champagne XO Chitl Tori Glass Velma Lingo XO Communications Total Logistics Ventura Foods Xochitil Town North YMCA Victor Dotson Yahoo Baking Co. Town Village North Victor Martinez Younan Property Four Forrest TPC Craig Ranch Village Farms Yucatan Foods TpHR Village Fair at Dallas, Texas Yuma Community Foods Trace Vaughn Vilore Foods Yvette Deleon Tree of Life Vincent Dotson Zach Lorenzini Trent Weatherford Virginia Tech Zale Lipshy University Hospital

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Executive Committee Steve Schenkel, Schepps Dairy Frank Roby, Holmes Murphy Texas (President) Kyle Shidler, Capital One Auto Finance G. Scott Williford, Deloitte & Touche (Past President) Jennifer Vroman, Albertsons W. Lee Coleman Jr., The Staubach Co. (President Elect) Cynthia Wenban, Lockheed Martin Debra Tippett, Cardinal Company (Secretary) Jon A. Wolkenstein, Grant Thornton LLP David Franklin, Franklin Investments (Treasurer) Connie Yates, Tom Thumb Steve Chase, KPMG LLP Carole Young, Carole S. Young & Associates Charlie Morrison, Pizza Inn, Inc. General Counsel Members at Large Tania Conroy, DLA Piper US LLP Tom Black, Black, Mann & Graham, LLP Baine Brooks, TWOROWS Restaurants Life Board Members Michael Cox, Culinaire International John Beckert, ClubCorp Sally Cullum, Crystal Charity Ball Jerry Ellis, Community Volunteer Christina Durovich, Community Volunteer Louise Gartner, Community Volunteer Roslyn Fitch, U.T. Southwestern Medical Center Bette Perot, Perot Foundation Jess Hay, HCB Enterprises Inc. Teresa Phillips, Community Volunteer Gary Huddleston, Kroger Food Stores Stephan Pyles, Stephan Pyle Concepts Thomas Huffhines, SYSCO Food Service of Dallas, LP Melanie Jones, Southwest Airlines Founders Larry Lavine, Turtle Creek Restaurants Ambassador Kathryn Hall, Hall Wines Karen Lukin, Whole Foods Market Liz Minyard, Community Volunteer Greg Schaffner, US FoodService

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. OUR IMPACT

DONATED FOOD SOURCES (IN POUNDS) Local Food Donors ...... 8,700,409 America’s Second Harvest Donors ...... 8,563,173 USDA Commodities ...... 7,843,848 Food Purchase Program ...... 4,946,146 Charitable Produce Center ...... 3,739,698 Dallas Hunger Link & Community Kitchen ...... 524,811 Total Food Received ...... 34,318,085 Total Food Distributed ...... 33,835,649

FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS SERVED Families ...... 625,254 Individuals ...... 2,078,094

MEALS SERVED THROUGH ON-SITE FEEDING PROGRAMS Breakfast ...... 1,152,075 Lunch ...... 1,483,685 Dinner ...... 1,133,564 Snacks ...... 1,488,486 Total Meals Served ...... 5,257,810

Volunteer Hours ...... 60,434 (includes Texas Second Chance Program)

HOW IT WORKS

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. OUR PROGRAMS

AGENCY UNIVERSITY is a program designed to train Member Agencies on ways to enhance their food programs and better leverage their resources in order to increase their capacity to help more of those in need. Agencies currently choose from fi ve different courses consisting of 11 classes taught by professionals in the fi elds of health and nutrition, fund development, organization and program implementation. In our fi rst year, we had 330 participants resulting in more than 1,000 hours of training, which were provided to our Agencies free of charge. Agency participants who decide to complete an entire course of classes also receive continuing education credits from El Centro Community College.

CHARITABLE PRODUCE CENTER Founded in 1994 with Louise Gartner’s vision, the Charitable Produce Center was designed to transform the large amount of waste in the fresh produce market into a source of nourishment for hungry North Texans. The Food Bank extended this concept in 1999 with a grant from Kraft Foods, Inc., by developing the Rural Produce Initiative to distribute fresh produce to Member Agencies outside of Dallas County each week. In fi scal year 2008, the program provided more than 3.7 million pounds of produce to North Texas counties.

COMMODITIES SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM In 2000, the North Texas Food Bank became the fi rst Commodities Supplemental Food Program (also known locally as People and Nutrition, or PAN) distributor in Texas. The program provides surplus USDA commodities for Dallas County residents who meet certain requirements, such as being 60 years old or older, a child under six not receiving aid from WIC (Women, Infants and Children Program) or a pregnant or postpartum woman not receiving assistance from WIC. Each month, 7,500 participants receive an estimated 32 pounds of surplus USDA commodities at 98 PAN distribution sites in Dallas County. PAN is a partnership of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Catholic Charities of Dallas and the North Texas Food Bank.

COMMUNITY KITCHEN The Community Kitchen began as a North Texas Food Bank pilot program in early 2000. The mission of the Kitchen is to offer Food Bank Member Agencies nutritious, fully prepared frozen meals to heat and serve to the hungry while providing culinary job skills training to disadvantaged individuals with an interest in a food service career. Construction of a new 3,000 square foot kitchen at the Food Bank was completed in February 2002. The kitchen provided an average of 10,000 meals weekly in a variety of formats which are then distributed to 39 program sites. Up to 30 students, primarily from the Texas Second Chance Program in partnership with Dawson State Prison, received food service training each year while helping to prepare meals.

FOOD FOR FAMILIES is a cooperative effort between the North Texas Food Bank and more than 30 Member Agencies. Pre-qualifi ed clients of participating Agencies are issued a voucher for specifi c food distribution. Clients meet Agency volunteers at a specifi c parking lot at a certain time. A drive-through line is organized and Agency volunteers give food directly to clients from Food Bank trucks. In fi scal year 2008, more than 1.3 million pounds of food were distributed to more than 15,500 families and 67,000 individuals.

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. FOOD 4 KIDS Elementary school children on the free and reduced-price school meal program often face hunger when these meals are not available on weekends. The Food 4 Kids program helps to solve this problem by providing backpacks full of nonperishable, kid-friendly food for these chronically hungry children to take home on Friday afternoons. The program has grown exponentially from 97 participating elementary schools last year to 200 schools in fi scal year 2008. Approximately 4,400 children in the Dallas area received a backpack full of food each weekend during the school year.

HUNGER LINK PREPARED FOODS The Dallas Hunger Link collects surplus prepared perishable food from 73 donor hotels, restaurants, cafeterias and other food service kitchens. That food is then frozen in disposable aluminum steam table pans provided by the Food Bank. Specially trained Hunger Link drivers then pick up the food in refrigerated Hunger Link trucks and distribute it to on-site meal programs throughout Dallas. In fi scal year 2008, the Hunger Link program collected more than 524,000 pounds of food.

KIDS CAFE The North Texas Food Bank’s Kids Cafe program began in 1998 as a way to provide nutritious after-school meals to children who may not have enough to eat when they go home from school. The Food Bank currently operates 27 Kids Cafe sites with generous funding from several donors, including Capital One. More than 205,000 meals were served last year to children in Dallas and Denton counties.

MAIN PROGRAM The Main Program of the North Texas Food Bank gathers donations of both perishable and nonperishable food as well as nonfood items. These items are then distributed to North Texas area food pantries, soup kitchens, homeless shelters and other programs that serve people in need. In fi scal year 2008, the Food Bank’s Main Program distributed enough resources to Member Agency food pantries to serve 625,254 families. Area homeless shelters, day-care centers, soup kitchens and other facilities provided 5,257,810 on-site meals and snacks to the hungry in our community.

NUTRITION EDUCATION/OPERATION FRONTLINE Since 1996, the North Texas Food Bank has partnered with Share Our Strength, a national anti-hunger, anti-poverty organization, to offer Operation Frontline (OFL). Through direct outreach to clients at Member Agencies, Operation Frontline promotes short and long-term solutions to hunger by providing individuals, parents and children with the skills they need to make healthy, economical food choices. Culinary professionals, nutritionists and food enthusiasts volunteered more than 500 hours of their time to teach low-income participants the basics of healthy cooking, nutrition, food budgeting and food safety. In fi scal year 2008, 163 participants were served through 14 six-week classes, and 1,998 adults and children were served through 23 workshops. In total, 4,061 participants received nutrition education through Operation Front Line classes, People and Nutrition (PAN), Kids Cafe, various other workshops and family events.

TEXAS SECOND CHANCE In 1997 the North Texas Food Bank formed a collaborative partnership with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Texas Second Chance allows selected prison confi nees to volunteer at the Food Bank up to four days a week. As volunteer laborers, they receive job skills training in computer operations, receptionist work, warehousing and food service. This training vastly improves

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. participants’ ability to successfully reintegrate into the community. Last year participants in the Texas Second Chance program provided more than 21,000 hours of community service for the Food Bank.

SERVING U is a one-day teambuilding program hosted in our renovated warehouse. The program is designed to help key executive and departmental personnel sharpen their communication and teamwork skills while serving a larger purpose. In just one day, corporate teams learn how to work together effectively, set aside differences, plan common goals and build stronger bonds. At the same time, team members are helping to feed thousands of North Texans in need by volunteering together at the Food Bank. In fi scal year 2008, 21 companies took part in Serving U, for a total of 409 participants. The following companies are Serving U alumni: Alcoa; Brown-Forman; Capital One; Capital One Auto Finance; Communities Foundation of Texas; CVS Caremark; Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau; Dallas Morning News Community Services Dept.; EnCana Oil and Gas; One Technologies; PepsiCo; Pizza Inn; Plexent; Powerwave; RSW Creative; Southwest Airlines; Travelocity; University Park United Methodist Church; Wal-Mart and YUM! Brands, Inc.

THE VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Volunteering at the North Texas Food Bank is truly a unique experience. With a variety of ways to serve – from packing and sorting food to helping with administrative tasks to teambuilding programs like Serving U – our volunteers enjoy a hands-on, engaging and effective community service experience that brings them back again and again. In fi scal year 2008, 11,755 volunteers contributed 38,681 hours of service to the North Texas Food Bank. The Food Bank is grateful for the hard work and dedication of our many volunteers and community leaders who help make our work possible, including the 3,126 Texas Second Chance Program participants, who donated more than 21,000 hours of service to the Food Bank in fi scal year 2008.

As the Food 4 Kids Coordinator at Preston Hollow Elementary School, Community Liaison Monica Chapa can attest to the powerful difference nutritious food can make in a hungry child’s life. Monica says that even though Preston Hollow Elementary is perceived to be in an affl uent area, 95 percent of its students are on the school meal program and come from low-income families.

“It’s hard to imagine kids wanting food more than they want toys,” she says.

But thanks to the North Texas Food Bank’s Food 4 Kids program, students can take home backpacks of nutritious, kid-friendly food each weekend when they otherwise might not have anything to eat. Monica says the food the children receive makes a huge difference in their health and well-being.

“Thank you so much!” she says. “Without you, our kids wouldn’t have a smile.”

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Imagine...A World Without Hunger. The North Texas Food Bank passionately pursues a hunger-free community.

4500 S. Cockrell Hill Road Dallas, TX 75236-2028

P: 214.330.1396 F: 214.331.4104

ntfb.org

“If you weren’t helping there would be a lot of hungry children. If it weren’t for this place, I wouldn’t know where to go or what to do. You have made such a great impact in my family’s life.”

–Janice from Metrocrest Social Services

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