AANNUALNNUAL RREPORTEPORT 22017017 1 IINN 8 PPEOPLEEOPLE About Us

Our mission is to provide nutritious foods to Delawareans in need and facilitate long-term solutions to the problems of hunger and poverty through community education and advocacy. in the state ofo Delaware We work to achieve this, primarily in rely on the Delaware, by: Food Bank ofof DDelaware’selawar network • Providing low- and no-cost food of 536 partner food to qualifi ed feeding programs pantries and feeding programs. throughout the greater Delaware region THEYTHEY AARERE FFACINGACING • Informing the greater Delaware TOUGHTOUGH CCHOICESHOICES community about hunger issues and food security; • Mobilizing support for anti-hunger 71% of client households had to efforts; choose between food and utilities • Training and empowering under- and unemployed 67% had to choose between food and individuals to fi ll needed positions medical care in the within the food service industry; last 12 months • And developing and 65% of households implementing statewide nutrition had to choose between paying for programs to assist low-income food and housing in families, individuals and children. the past 12 months

ANDAND TTHEYHEY NNEEDEED OUROUR HHELP.ELP. Board of Directors

Executive Committee April Birmingham Renee Roberts Bank of America TD Bank Julie Miro Wenger Delaware Food Industry Nick Davis Sue Snider, PhD Council Capital One University of Delaware Chairwoman Jason Jowers, Esq. Steve Thompson Tom Neylon Morris James Chesapeake Utilities Novartis Corporation Scott Lammers Vice Chair, Finance JPMorgan Chase Mack Wathen Andy Larmore Retired, Delmarva Power Dave Marvel, Jr. Bayshore Transportation Delaware Fruit and Vegetable Karen Williams Vice Chair, Strategic Planning Growers Association of Lake Forest High School Ali Khan Delaware Shawn Williams Barclays Timothy McCann Bryn Mawr Trust Company Vice Chair, Governance Retired, Dupont Ruth Mayer LaKresha Roberts, Esq. Retired Educator and Food Bank Volunteer Vice Chair, Advancement Patricia D. Beebe Food Bank of Delaware President and CEO Management Team

Patricia Beebe Charlotte McGarry President and CEO Programs Director Larry Haas Chad Robinson Development Director Workforce Training Director Sanjay Malik Kim Turner Finance Director Communications Director Anna McDermott Trevor Turner Community Outreach Director Operations Director FinancialsFinancials July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017

PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE Public Support Contributions: $ 4,605,349 Donated Product: $13,148,349 Capital Campaign: $ 1,519,926 Goverment: $ 2,377,140 Total Public Support $21,650,764

Revenue Food Sales: $ 360,883 Shared Maintenance: $ 199,569 Shopper’s Choice: $ 35,524 Transportation: $ 30,296 Membership Dues: $ 7,575 Interest Income: $ 542 Unrealized Capital Gains: $ (232) Miscellaneous: $ 59,391 Total Revenue $ 693,548

Net asssets released $ 3,857,191 from restriction

TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT $22,344,312 & REVENUE

EXPENSES Program Services Food Distribution $15,358,592 Community Development $ 2,825,270 Total Program Services $18,183,862 Support Services General & Administrative $ 795,617 Fundraising $ 955,589 Total Support Services $ 2,409,244

TOTAL EXPENSES $19,935,068 WhereWhere ddoesoes tthehe FoodFood BankBank getget itsits The PathPath of Food food?food?

DONORS: FOOD & FUNDS The Food Bank of Delaware Retailers · Distributors · Manufacturers · inspects, sorts and repacks Corporations · Foundations · Individuals · food for distribution to Hunger Food Drives · Feeding America Relief Partners up and down the state. With an emphasis on fresh foods, we are more than a “can-in-can-out” facility. Last year we distributed 2.17 million pounds of produce and FARMERS/GROWERS 1.44 million pounds of meat.

68% FOOD BANK OF DELAWARE Soliciting · Receiving · Sorting · DONATED Warehousing · Distributing 19%USDA 13% Purchased HUNGER-RELIEF PARTNERS Emergency Food Pantries, Kitchens and Shelters · Churches · Group Homes · Senior Citizen Centers · Community Centers · Youth Programs RRECEIVEDECEIVED

THOSE IN NEED 9,033,351 Working Poor · Elderly · pounds of food Single-Parent Families · Adults with Disabilities · Children · Homeless · Un- from employed · Victims of 505,732 Natural Disasters community food drives Our Programming Children’s Nutrition Programs SNAP Outreach We help feed kids by offering The SNAP Outreach team a Summer and After-School educates Delawareans Meal Program. Last year we about available food distributed 256,499 meals. benefi ts and assists with To help combat weekend applications. 376 households hunger, we provided 155,681 received application bags through the Backpack assistance last year Program.

The Culinary School WIC Outreach & Education Our 14-week training program, WIC Outreach and The Culinary School, prepares Education offers enrollment adults for entry-level services and conducts employment in Delaware’s cooking demos throughout food service industry. Last year the community using foods 72 students graduated. on the WIC package. Last year we held 179 Mobile Pantry demonstrations and Our mobile pantry vehicle workshops for 1,681 travels to underserved participants and 163 communities. Families choose Delawareans received WIC foods that are best suited for sign-up help. their households. Last year 163 pantries were held at 89 SNAP Education sites, serving a total of 6,073 Last year 435 adults and 432 households. A total of 669,460 children attended 285 pounds of food were nutrition classes. The team distributed. also encourages donations of nutritious food and works Senior Nutrition Program with Food Bank partners to We distributed 27,859 boxes to ensure that households low-income Delaware seniors receive a variety of healthy last year through a variety foods when visiting pantries. of sites that service senior citizens. Boxes include fresh and shelf-stable foods. Many $tand By Me seniors often choose between Two fi nancial coaches are foods and medications. housed at the Food Bank of Delaware to provide the Food Prescription Program community with fi nancial In partnership with healthcare literacy education. Last year providers, families are one coach assisted 163 identifi ed as being food clients. insecure or haivng diet- related conditions. Last year 32,703 pounds were distributed. SUPPORTING THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER Fiscal Year 2017: July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017

OUR TOP PRODUCT PARTNERS OUR TOP FINANCIAL PARTNERS Champion Partner 1,000,000+ pounds Leader - $50,000+ Food Lion Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. Barclays Bank Delaware Mission Partners 100,000 - 500,000 pounds Capital One Services, LLC Chiquita Crystal Trust Acme Markets Discover Financial Services Perdue E.I. DuPont De Nemours & Company Walmart Feeding America BJ’s Harry K Foundation Giant Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield of Delaware Marvel Farms JPMorgan Chase Foundation ShopRite Our Family Foundation by Giant Trader Joe’s TD Charitable Foundation J.G. Townsend The Laffey - McHugh Foundation National Association of Letter Carriers Wakefern Food Corporation Philabundance Wawa Foundation Welfare Foundation, Inc. Signature Partners 50,000 - 99,999 pounds WSFS Bank Redners Sam’s Club Nourisher - $25,000 – $49,999 William H. Kopke, Jr, Inc. Anthony & Catherine Fusco Charitable Foundation Dole Fresh Fruit CenDel Foundation Chesapeake Utilities Corporation Relief Partners 20,000 - 49,999 pounds Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Target Ellice and Rosa McDonald Foundation Performance Food Group Enterprise Holdings Foundation Magee Farms Incyte Corporation New York City Food Bank Joy in Childhood Foundation Rising Tide JPMorgan Chase Employee Giving Fifer Orchards Norfolk Southern Foundation Community Food Bank of New Jersey Palmer Home Inc. Seabrook Brothers & Sons Reybold Construction Corp. Interrupcion Fair Trade The Chichester duPont Foundation, Inc. Weis Walmart Foundation SOL Group Marketing Company DART First State

Advocate Partners 15,000 - 19,999 pounds Procter & Gamble Maryland Food Bank First Fruit Farms Vangaurd Mid Atlantic Fulfi llment Brandywine School District Vincent Farms Inc Food Bank of South Jersey Funding the Fight Against Hunger Fiscal Year 2017 (July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2017)

Cultivator - $10,000 -24,999 United Way of Delaware Bank of America United Way Employee Giving Gatherer - $5,000 – 9,999 Bimbo Bakeries Albertsons Companies Foundation Borkee-Hagley Foundation Andrew K. Miller Brian and Lois Galinat Bayer Corporation Comenity Bank Beverly L. Bove Creative Coastal Connections Corp Billing Tree Bloomberg L.P. Crestlea Foundation, Inc. Brice Vallett Daniel and Susan Katzin Charles Schwab Bank Darden Restaurants Christiana Care Delaware Department of Health and D.T. & Sons, Inc. Human Services Dean Foundation, Inc. Delmarva Power Delaware National Guard Don and Patricia D. Beebe Delhaize America Floyd and Diana Smith Edgar S. Woolard Food Lion Feeds Charitable First State Orthopaedics Foundation Franz J. Rassman Frederick and Jan Mink Harris Teeter Herbert Eleuterio HMS Host Iron Hill Brewery Islamic Relief USA Jane M. Sheehan Charitable Foundation Jeff and Debi Thomas Keep America Beautiful, Inc. Kraft Foods Kohl’s Department Stores, Inc. Larry and Joan Gehrke Land O’Lakes, Inc. Foundation MAZON: A Jewish Response to Linda Gabriel Hunger Marvin Family Foundation New Castle Presbytery Mary Bayliss Nuclear Electric Insurance, Ltd. Mary Beth Shaw Matthew S. Criscimagna Patricia McDermott & Michael McDonalds Delaware Operators Gannon Michael and Maureen Rhodes Port to Port International Corporation Morris James LLP Procter and Gamble National Financial Services LLC Red Nose Day Foundation Network For Good Ruth A. Mayer OSI Restaurant Partners, LLC Sallie Mae Foundation Smyrna School District SECC Charitable Campaign Steve and Shelly Thompson State Farm Mutual Automobile The Journey Inc. Insurance Company The Wright-Hager Foundation William M. Sheppard TJX Foundation Gardener - $2,500 – 4,999 TD Bank 3B Brae’s Brown Bag Foundation The Greater Berks Food Bank 3M Foundation The Rivendell Foundation, Inc. Ahold Financial Services Thomas Briggs and Margaret En- Alan and Ellen Levin gland-Briggs Alice D. Reilly Thomas Keitel Barbara L. Sheer Timothy P. McCann Blanchard Family Foundation Trinity Foundation Captain’s Lady Charters Troy Talbert Chesapeake Utilities United Way of Delaware Tocqueville City of Newark Society Corrado Construction Company Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Daniel and Nancy Meier Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Delaware Farm Bureau Foundation Whole Foods Market Doctors for Emergency Service, P.A. William and Barbara Jaffee Donald W. Jardine William and Deborah Hartnett Ellison M. Carey George W. Parshall Seed of Change - $1,000 – 2,499 Grace United Methodist Church A. Michael Pusey Hurtt Foundation Abigail Martin J. Rollin Swanson Adam D. Shilling James L. Patton Agilent Technologies Janice A. Seitz Alan Dukart Jason and Randi Jowers Alfred A. Fletcher Jay and April Birmingham All Saints’ Parish Thrift Shop John S. Breuer Allan J. Redden Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Allen Y. Zack Joseph K. Lees Allstate The Giving Campaign Judith Hsia Ally Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Amer Sajed Mardi R. Thompson American Endowment Foundation Mark J. Nelson American Honda Finance Corporation Master Acoustical, Inc. America’s Charities Michael and Ann D’Amore Anaconda Protective Concepts Michael and Ann Gallagher Ann E. Lawson Michael C. Coughlin Ann M. Gardner Michael Porter Anna McDermott National Time Systems Anne Zweidler Neun C. Wong Anthony F. Rash P. Michelle Smith Ashland Equipment Inc Penn Cinema Riverfront, LLC Ashland Inc. Randy Anderson B. Jennine Anderson Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church Barry W. Wilson Richard Basilio Bison Inc Richard Porter Blue Hen Treats Ronald W. Norvell BNY Mellon Community Partnership Ronet Bachman & Ray Pasternoster Bob Jarvis Syngenta Corporation Bob’s Discount Furniture Charitable Foundation Donald R. Smith Breakthru Beverage Delaware Donald Reid Brian Burris Donna C. Short Bryn Mawr Trust Company Dover Housing Authority C. F. Mann Edna P. Bennett Pierce C. Lee Clarke Edward Don & Company Caleb W. Holyoke Edward R. Jones Caravel Academy Music Boosters Elaine R. Markell Carol Levin Elisabeth Metzner Carolyn S. Riecke Elizabeth J. Bryson Catherine A. Kalisz Elizabeth K. Hoagey Cecilia T. Guerrette Elizabeth Miller Chad Robinson Eric G. Taylor Charles W. Allen Eric Gallagher Charlotte McGarry Eric T. Johnson Cheryl A. Hess Erin A. Doherty Chesapeake & Delaware Brewing Exelon Foundation Holdings, LLC Fairchild & Associates Chesapeake Bay Area CFC Farmers Family Fund Christopher C. Jauffret Farmers Insurance Christopher Lennon First & Central Presbyterian Church Church World Service, Inc. First State Surgery Center City Of Dover Delaware FMC Corporation Commuities In Schools of Delaware Forty-One Foundation Confrerie De La Chaine Des Rotisseurs Frank J. Robb Foundation Frank Rohrbacher Cowboy Up Saloon, Inc. Frank W. Stratton Craig E. Rotenberry Frederick Nebel Craig S. Peters Fredrick Alexander CSC Corporation G. Stephen Hoffman Curt J. Hess Gail Donaldson Cynthia E. Flynn Gary Charles Daniel Rich Gary M. Pfeiffer David A. Klein George L. Trainor David Bonner Gerret Copeland David Dabkowski Gordon Food Service David Dotzert H. David Herman Deborah L. Concavage H. Rodney Sharp Delaware City Refi ning Company Harvey W. Maclary Delaware Kids Fund Harvey, Hanna & Associates, Inc. Denis McGlynn Highland Construction LLC Denise M. Geran IWIRC-Delaware Network Dennis del Campo J. Bruce Campbell Dennis J. Nealon Jack A. Markell Desmond O. Burrowes Jacques Depuy Dianne M. Ashworth Jake F. Hubik Donald C. Tilton James Everette Donald R. Luh James M. Donnelly Jane M. Francisco Lynn A. Laughlin Janice L. Lee Mack Wathen Jeffery Stephanic Macy’s Foundation Jeffey’s Choice Inc Majestic Wine & Spirits USA, LLC Jeffrey A. Smith Mallard Financial Partners Inc. Jeffrey Davidson Margaret A. Little Jeffrey P. Knapp Mario P. Agapito Jeffrey Politis Martin J. Murafsky Jennifer Han Martin Santry Joachim Hirche Martin Valania Joan Inge Martin W. Miller John A. Wehner Mary E. Palermo John D. Saville Mary E. Whealy John R. Seiberlich Mary K. Ryan John R. Stump Mary Valiante John S. Butler MaryLouise Schuchler White Jonathan A. Choa Mattes Seafood Inc. Joseph A. Aquilla Matthew J. Rifi no Joshua C. Boucher Maxwell Cummings Joyce A. Cover Melissa Ellestad Judith A. Franks Michael Cassidy Juergen N. Peters Michael Hoppman Juliet Bercaw Michael J. Crossan June Robbins Michelle A. Poulin Karen Schales Morgan Stanley Karianne Sparks Nancy J. Balogh Karl E. Bennett Nancy K. Maliwesky Kathy M. Brown Nancy M. Bull Ken C. Manne Nicholas J. Davis Kenneth W. Young Pamela M. O’Hara Kenny Family Foundation Panera Bread Kent County Levy Court Patricia Sherblom Kerith Foundation Patricia Zamorski Kerry O’Connell Patrick C. Heringslack Kevin Darkes Paul A. Bielewicz Kevin M. Dolan Paul G. Lagasse Kevin R. Shannon Paula McSweeney Kimberly A. Wells Peter A. Robinson Kristin J. Betz Peter C. Danby LabWare Holdings, Inc. Peter D. Gordon Laurie Christianson Peter F. Matarese Lawrence A. Hamermesh Peter M. Jones Lawrence I. Blackwood Polly G. McCarthy Lawrence M. Chatman Priscilla R. Quinn Leonard T. Thomas R. C. McKenzie Lindsay Naylor Jasper Ralph Reagan Lois A. Paul Rebecca E. Noetzel Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge #2316 Reid F. Clapham Richard E. Collin United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Richard Manacle Southern New Jersey RKD Alpha Dog Victor R. Hurka Robert and Holly Custer Viroon Donavanik Robert E. Emrich Walls Irrigation, Inc. Robert E. Myers Walmart Foundation Robert F. Dedinas Waste Management Robert G. McCord Westminster Presbyterian Church Robert J. Streckfuss William Cuff Robert J. Woods William G. Gahagan Roger G. Kramer William J. Marshall Roger M. Holcomb William L. Kutcher Roland Taylor Willie Mae Johnson Ronald McKinney Wilmington Monthly Meeting of Friends, Inc. Rotary Club of Newark - Mornings Wilmington Trust Company Russell J. Tibbetts Worship Christian Center Sarah E. Keifer Sarah K. Woods Seaside Amusement, Inc Sharon C. Pyle Sherry Minear Stephanie Sharp Stephen P. Lamb Steve P. Camperson Steven A. Threefoot Steven T. Nase Stuart L. Spinner Sue S. Snider Sung H. Bae Sussex County Council Suwyn Family Foundation Ted’s Montana Grill Terrence L. Wolf The Carl M. Freeman Foundation The Episcopal Church of Saints Andrew and Matthew The Roofers, Inc. The Schell Trust DTD. The Stepping Stone Theodore F. Killheffer Theodore S. Jones Theodore Wilson Thomas B. Davey Todd Worrall Tom Hartley Tracy A. Mulveny UBS Financial Services Inc. United Church You can helphelp tthosehose ffacingacing hhungerunger in Delaware today.

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