YOUR SUPPORT ENDS HUNGER IN NYC THE GAP

Many of the photographs featured in this annual report were taken by photojournalist Joey O’Loughlin. More of her work with Food Bank For New York City will be featured at the Brooklyn Historical Society in fall 2015. BACK COVER PHOTOS: JOEY O’LOUGHLIN 2014 ANNUAL REPORT Main Office GET INVOLVED: 39 Broadway, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10006 DONATE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER. t: 212.566.7855 | f: 212.566.1463 Warehouse/Distribution Center (food donations) @FoodBank4NYC Hunts Point Cooperative Market 355 Food Center Drive, Bronx, NY 10474 FoodBankNYC t: 718.991.4300 | f: 718.893.3442 Community Kitchen & Food Pantry FoodBankNYC 252 West 116th Street, New York, NY 10026 t: 212.566.7855 | f: 212.662.1945 www.foodbanknyc.org 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 02 FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 1

BOARD OF DIRECTORS AGENCY CELEBRITY CULINARY Barbara Fairchild ADVISORY AMBASSADORS COUNCIL CULINARY AUTHORITY DEAR FRIENDS, Rev. Henry A. Belin III COMMITTEE Stanley Tucci Mario Batali Brad Farmerie CHEF Over the past year, we have witnessed the need But we also understand that the battle against CHAIR Jewel Jones CHAIR CHAIR BETHEL AME CHURCH CHAIR ACTOR, DIRECTOR CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAURATEUR Tyler Florence for emergency food in our city increase as the hunger cannot be fought via food alone. The NYC LOVE KITCHEN CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR Jewel Jones Hank Azaria Ted Allen resources required to combat poverty and hunger underlying cause of hunger—namely, poverty—must Lisa Boyd ACTOR TV HOST, AUTHOR Marc Forgione VICE CHAIR NORTHEAST BROOKLYN have decreased. The difference now is that we be addressed as well. Kevin Bacon Sunny Anderson CHEF NYC LOVE KITCHEN HOUSING DEVELOPMENT are seeing the need through a more focused CORPORATION (NEBHDCO) ACTOR TV HOST Francis Garcia As we took a closer look at where hunger lives today— Todd Aaron Roxanne Cruiz Kelly Bensimon Dominique Ansel RESTAURATEUR, TV HOST, lens. Hardship greets millions of New Yorkers every AUTHOR the communities where it is most concentrated— EXECUTIVE VICE CHAIR NYC HRA-EFAP ACTOR, MODEL CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAURATEUR morning, a situation made a thousand times worse SENTINEL DATA CENTERS Paul Giannone Pe’er Deutsch Lorraine Bracco Phillip Baltz Food Bank made a concerted effort to boost the RESTAURATEUR since cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance ONEG SHABBOS ACTOR BALTZ & COMPANY funds available to working families by targeting more Arthur Stainman Program (SNAP, or food stamps) decreased the very Maria Estrada Alex Guarnaschelli TREASURER Ty Burrell Sal Basille of our free tax assistance services in high Meal Gap EVERY DAY IS A MIRACLE CHEF, TV HOST FIRST MANHATTAN CO. ACTOR RESTAURATEUR, TV HOST, benefits they need to survive. So many of the food AUTHOR Max Hardy areas. Ramping up the technology of our Tax and Anita Fein Helena Christensen pantries and soup kitchens in our network, from the John F. Fritts, Esq. ST. EDWARD FOOD PANTRY Joe Bastianich CHEF Financial Services Program paid amazing dividends MODEL, PHOTOGRAPHER Bronx to Staten Island, faced longer lines and food SECRETARY Rev. Vincent Fusco CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR Jean-Marc Houmard for New Yorkers: $85 million in refunds to those who CADWALADER, WICKERSHAM & TAFT LLP Alan Cumming shortages as a result of these cuts. Our city is missing ACTS COMMUNITY Lidia Bastianich RESTAURATEUR DEVELOPMENT AND CONEY ACTOR need it most. CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR 250 million meals—a huge Meal Gap that is more ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE MISSION Hung Huynh Mario Batali Gavin DeGraw Ken Biberaj CHEF deeply entrenched within certain communities. But CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAURATEUR Diane Glick-Morris MUSICIAN By taking a bold strategic approach that puts more NYSDOH-HPNAP RESTAURATEUR Dan Kluger Selita Ebanks we know where hunger is most concentrated. We focus on the communities of highest need throughout Peter L. Bloom April Bloomfield CHEF Scarlette Greene MODEL know the specific neighborhoods where lack and GENERAL ATLANTIC, LLC the five boroughs, Food Bank is increasing resources BNAI RAPHAEL CHESED CHEF Kate Krader ORGANIZATION INC. Dominic Fumusa want color New Yorkers’ lives in the greatest degrees. FOOD & WINE MAGAZINE in those areas and helping to build the capacity ACTOR Danny Bowien Anthony Bowe LaMaunda Maharaj CHEF, RESTAURATEUR Emeril Lagasse As more and more of our neighbors find it harder to of charities serving the people who live there. The NYC HRA-EFAP Cat Greenleaf Daniel Boulud CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR survive in our city with dignity, Food Bank For New Gail Grimmett HOST, NBC NEW YORK accomplishments we’ve made in the last year as we Sara Manus CHEF, AUTHOR DELTA AIR LINES Katie Lee EVANGELICAL CHURCH Ethan Hawke York City is showing up with new and innovative work to close the Meal Gap have only been possible CHRIST IS THE LIGHT Anthony Bourdain TV HOST ACTOR ways to help. Carla A. Harris CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR because of your support and partnership. As New Jeanne McGettigan Michael Kay Jennifer Leuzzi MORGAN STANLEY CATHOLIC CHARITIES ADVERTISING, MARKETING & Yorkers, we are in this together, and it is our shared SPORTS BROADCASTER Tim Buma EDITORIAL CONSULTANT This isn’t about any city. This is about OUR city. David Moses CHEF commitment to ending hunger in our city that will Tam Ho Lenny Kravitz MT. HEBRON CHURCH OF Michael Lomonaco In every borough, everyone in the Food Bank family M·A·C AIDS FUND MUSICIAN David Burke CHRIST CHEF, AUTHOR change the story for millions of our neighbors who are CHEF, AUTHOR is working diligently to ensure that low-income New Lauren Bush Lauren struggling to survive. Seraina Maag Ramon Peguero Marisa May Yorkers have enough to eat and have the services SOUTHSIDE UNITED STATES SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR Anne Burrell SD26 EVENTS AIG HDFC-LOS SURES CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR Henrik Lundqvist necessary to get back on their feet. From the Masaharu Morimoto Sincerely, Doreen Rutty ATHLETE Andrew Carmellini Gloria Pitagorsky CHEF, AUTHOR community champions within our citywide network BRONX BETHANY COMMUNITY CHEF, AUTHOR HEARD CITY CORPORATION Oliver Platt Seamus Mullen of over 1,000 charities and schools, to the thousands ACTOR Cesare Casella Maj. Sharon CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAURATEUR CHEF, AUTHOR of dedicated volunteers who fuel Food Bank’s Lee Schrager Sweeting-Lindsey, Robin Roberts Ruth Reichl SOUTHERN WINE & SPIRITS mission, to the partners and supporters who make USA, Ret. NEWSCASTER David Chang Margarette Purvis CULINARY AUTHORITY VETS INCORPORATED CHEF, AUTHOR our work possible, we are all a part of one story—the Gavin Rossdale PRESIDENT AND CEO Eric Schwartz Maria Vives Missy Robbins MUSICIAN Caryl Chinn story of New York City. And the plot of our story, the 76 WEST HOLDINGS CHEF GIVE THEM TO EAT OCTAGON Susan Sarandon Michael Salvatore strategic driver of our work as we tackle hunger and Michael Smith ACTOR Tom Colicchio SYSCO METRO NEW YORK CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR poverty at its core, is Food, Funds, Focus. COOKING CHANNEL Kyra Sedgwick Aarón Sánchez ACTOR Gabriele Corcos CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR Stanley Tucci CHEF, TV HOST Food is the heart and soul of our mission. Thanks Tony Shaloub ACTOR, DIRECTOR Michael Schlow to advances in our processes and operations, ACTOR Madison Cowan CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAURATEUR Robert Weinmann CHEF, AUTHOR we distributed 76.7 million pounds of food this year, Ahmir “Questlove” Lee Schrager Thompson Yann de Rochefort resulting in 63 million meals, and our multilayered RDD ASSOCIATES, LLC SOUTHERN WINE & SPIRITS MUSICIAN, RESTAURATEUR, RESTAURATEUR AUTHOR Tanya Wenman Steel work to help people access SNAP citywide yielded Eric Demby EPICURIOUS.COM more than $32 million in food purchasing power. BROOKLYN FLEA Susan Ungaro Jake Dickson JAMES BEARD FOUNDATION DICKSON’S FARMSTAND MEATS Jean-Georges Vongerichten Todd English CHEF, AUTHOR, RESTAURATEUR CHEF, TV HOST, AUTHOR COVER PHOTO: JOEY O’LOUGHLIN 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2 FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY

THE STORY OF NEW YORK CITY BEGINS WITH ITS PEOPLE, HOWEVER YOU HAVE TO LOOK INSIDE NEW YORKERS’ LIVES BEFORE THE TRUE STORY MAY BE UNDERSTOOD. JOEY O’LOUGHLIN JOEY O’LOUGHLIN NEW YORK STORIES Nathaniel was photographedat that there are peopleinthiscity caring aboutothers.” ance. Itfeels goodtoknowthatFood Bankishere forme,and onthingslikehealthinsur- Life truckforhotfoodand information get foodfrom thepantry.IalsogotoSt.John’sBread and for help. “I go to Other People in Need to eat andplace to turn then havebeentough, butNathanielisgratefulthathehasa That’s whatIdid,andHe delivered me.”Thechallenges since told me:‘Whenyourback isagainstthewall,callonLord.’ says Nathaniel. “But I remembered what my grandmother always I washomelessatonetime, sleepingonthetrainandinpark,” NATHANIEL BURKE a FoodBankmember charityinBrooklyn Other People In Need,

ERIK FULLER MORE FOOD TOMOREPEOPLE “I’m stillstruggling, but Ifeel blessed.” a broad range of anti-hunger solutions. a broad rangeofanti-hunger solutions. programs withinthosecommunities thatare eagertooffer where hungerismostconcentrated, aswellon borhoods food, trainingandcapacity-building—on charitiesinneigh- schools citywide.Food Bankisfocusingmore resources— cy food via our network of over 1,000 member charities and by continuouslywideningNewYorkers’- accesstoemergen communities thatneedit most. We are accomplishing this uted from our90,000-square-foot warehouse inthe Bronx to distrib- food nutritious of amount the increase to year fiscal 20 trucksontheroad daily,wesetastrategic goalthispast pinpoint the highest-need areas more in the city. With than City’s official measure of food insecurity—has enabled us to uting food. Data gleaned from the Meal Gap—New York program expensesare dedicatedtosecuring anddistrib- center ofFoodBankForNewYork City’smission:80%ofour Filling the plates of our neighbors who are struggling is at the 17.9 17.9 6.7 7 . 76 A RECORD-BREAKING POUNDS OFFOODDISTRIBUTED 63.9 MILLIONMEALS A 20.6%INCREASE PRODUCE DISTRIBUTED— STRENGTH INNUMBERS STRENGTH INNUMBERS CITYWIDE, PROVIDING FOOD BANKFORNEWYORKCITY POUNDS OFFRESH OVER LASTYEAR MILLION MILLION 2014 ANNUALREPORT

5 2014 ANNUAL REPORT FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 7 NEIGHBORHOODS IN NEED

In high-need communities nothing is convenient. Well- STRENGTH ININ NUMBERSNUMBERS stocked grocery stores are lacking, access to benefits is scarce, and anti-poverty services are in short supply. Residents must travel outside of their communities to get what they need, or suffer the alternative: doing without $85 meals. Our city is missing 250 million meals and Food Bank is MILLION working to close this staggering Meal Gap. By bringing more IN TAX REFUNDS FOR HARDWORKING LOW-INCOME resources and options, like our free Tax and Financial Services NEW YORKERS Program, to people in the most vulnerable communities, we help the working poor move toward financial stability and OVER away from pantry lines. We amped up the technology within NAIDA PABON-SANDERS our tax services to expand our virtual sites, and introduced a financial empowerment pilot program in schools that offers Raising two children on one income hasn’t been easy for Naida, families one-on-one financial counseling and education. $32 a 45-year-old mom from the Bronx who works as a fitness instructor Food Bank also partnered with 600 agencies to advance MILLION and often lives paycheck-to-paycheck. “My oldest daughter our SNAP outreach and bring New Yorkers millions of dollars IN SNAP BENEFITS CITYWIDE, is disabled, and sometimes I have to pay for unexpected TRANSLATING TO MORE THAN in food purchasing power. prescriptions,” she says. “Plus, with two growing girls, I try to cook 11 MILLION MEALS healthy, but it’s not cheap. Food prices keep going up.” Now she is getting the help she needs. “There aren’t many resources in the Bronx for people like me who are struggling. So I go to Harlem to get my taxes done for free at Food Bank, and I applied for SNAP

NEW YORK STORIES YORK NEW there, too. It was great doing everything in one place.”

Naida was photographed at her home in the Bronx

ERIK FULLER “Food Bank makes all the difference for my family.” NEW YORK STORIES in Manhattan Joe wasphotographed at program thathelpsdefray myfoodcosts,I’dbe introuble.” medications are expensive, butthey’re apriority.IfIwasn’t part ofa gives himpeaceof so manyofus mind. “Povertyseniors. My affects food nutritious free, to access Having needs. health his sacrificing on a limited budget, he worries about managing money without including diabetesanda cardiac condition.Asaseniorlivingalone has beenabighelp,”he says.Joehashisshare ofhealthproblems, that Icancomehere foramealandtogetfoodfrom thepantry at SAGE,aFoodBankmember charityinManhattan.“Knowing Several nights a week you’ll find Joe enjoying dinner with other seniors JOE NEGRELLI SAGE, aFoodBank membercharity

ERIK FULLER BEHIND CLOSED DOORS “It’s hard getting older inthe city onafixed income.” college students with access to emergency food. food. college studentswith accesstoemergency and enablingustoprovide numbersoflow-income larger campuses, bringing pantries toadditionalCUNYschools (CUNY) will expand Food Bank’s existing footprint on CUNY deepened partnership with The City University of New York with increased access to healthymeals.What’smore, our providing ourcity’spoorest children and their families programs haveexpandedtomore elementary schools, as SNAP. Inaddition, ourbackpackandcampuspantry hours and increased outreach to seniors about benefits such also launched senior pantries that have designated senior seniors livinginHurricaneSandy-ravaged communities.We mobile vehicles helped to get services to thousands of food andservicestheyneed.InFiscalYear 2014,FoodBank’s hunger, meetitwhere itlives,and provide peoplewiththe seniors and children. AtFoodBank, we open thedoors on New Yorkers, including themostvulnerableamongus— there is poverty there is hunger, which impacts 1.4 million Poverty hasbecomeentrenched inourcity, andwhere 390 390 THOUSAND MEALS STRENGTH INNUMBERS STRENGTH INNUMBERS SERVICES WITHTHEHELP 20 20 THEIR FAMILIES VIAOUR FOOD BANKFORNEWYORKCITY NEW YORKERS WERE NEW YORKERSWERE FOR CHILDREN AND FOR CHILDRENAND OF FOODBANKRVs CAMPUS PANTRIES THOUSAND ABLE TO ACCESS ABLE TOACCESS OVER 2014 ANNUALREPORT

9 2014 ANNUAL REPORT FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 11 NUTRITION EQUALS A BETTER FUTURE

Limited funds shouldn’t have to mean a limit to good nutrition. STRENGTH ININ NUMBERSNUMBERS As Food Bank works to close our city’s Meal Gap we also are ensuring that low-income New Yorkers have the know-how to stretch their food dollars without sacrificing nutrition. Our continuously growing CookShop program provides nutrition and health education to thousands of children at partner 43 THOUSAND schools and charities across the city. Parents also take part in CHILDREN PARTICIPATED IN COOKSHOP AT 200 SCHOOLS, our programming, learning strategies to eat healthfully on a PANTRIES AND OTHER SITES budget. The impact of our CookShop expansion is measured CITYWIDE IN FISCAL YEAR 2014 in more than just nutritional knowledge gained; it is also measured in healthier meals. SABINA ORELLANA 27% OF COOKSHOP Like thousands of other New Yorkers, Sabina, 54, is looking for LOCATIONS ARE IN VERY HIGH MEAL GAP work. “It’s been hard,” says Sabina, who was laid off from her COMMUNITIES housekeeping position. “I think people want someone younger.” With a family of five and bills piling up, she’s had to make tough choices. “Sometimes we have to put off paying bills in order to cover rent. The price of food has made shopping tough too. I want my family to be healthier and a big part of that comes from what you eat. I’m thankful that I can go to Hour Children Food Pantry to get fresh produce and other food. It helps my budget and helps

NEW YORK STORIES YORK NEW me make healthier meals for my family.”

Sabina was photographed at Hour Children Food Pantry, a Food Bank member charity in Queens

WILLIAM MEBANE “I can’t afford a lot of fresh fruit and vegetables.” 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 12 FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY

BRIDGING THE GAP: We expanded our Tiered Engagement Network (TEN) within the highest Meal Gap areas to better serve our most vulnerable neighbors—and the amount of food and benefits we’re able to provide have increased dramatically because of it. Reducing the Meal Gap in the highest- THE POWER OF need communities, such as the South Bronx and Jamaica, Queens, requires going beyond the expected. By leveraging our ability to create neighborhood networks that provide an array of poverty-fighting resources, Food Bank For New York City is taking collective impact to the next level. TEN brings together local community-based organizations, including schools, enabling them to collaborate with one another and make critical benefits like SNAP, free tax services, health care, health insurance, housing, financial counseling, emergency food, and TEN more easily accessible to the people they serve.

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS $26 $10 37.1 MILLION MILLION MILLION IN TAX REFUNDS IN HIGH MEAL IN SNAP BENEFITS FOR HIGH MEAL POUNDS OF FOOD DISTRIBUTED GAP NEIGHBORHOODS, REDUCING GAP AREAS, GENERATING TO VERY HIGH MEAL GAP COMMUNITIES—

TIM REITER THE GAP IN THOSE AREAS BY 3.4 MILLION MEALS AN INCREASE OF 11.1% 1.1 MILLION MEALS IN THOSE COMMUNITIES OVER THE PREVIOUS FISCAL YEAR 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 14 FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 15

NEARLY CHARITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS —AND COUNTING—ARE PART OF OUR TIERED ENGAGEMENT NETWORK (TEN), WITH MANY SERVING THE 250 HIGHEST-NEED COMMUNITIES. BENEFITS REACHING FAR A HAVEN SERVING A BEYOND FOOD AND WIDE FOR HOPE GROWING NEED “ People don’t know what’s “ TEN has been a blessing “ People come to our church “ Every time you think you’ve out there for them. They don’t because it opens up other lost and bewildered, and our got a hold of this thing, more realize that they’re eligible avenues that the South Bronx role is to eliminate some of people come through the for SNAP. Education is the first doesn’t have and helps us fill the obstacles they face to door. The need is great and step. Trust is just as important, the gaps in service. If we don’t getting the resources they it’s growing. But TEN is helping and we have it because we’re offer a particular service, need. TEN helps us provide us make a real difference part of the community. With being a part of Food Bank’s the pathway. We have a and collaborate with other the training we received from TEN network means I can refer food pantry onsite, but not programs. Families are referred Food Bank we can pre-screen people to my sister agencies the broader services that to us through TEN because we for SNAP, do the applications, on the North side that do are so desperately needed. offer so many services under make referrals for other offer it. We get referrals, too. TEN gives us the capacity to one roof. Thanks to Food Bank resources. Being a part of TEN TEN expands the amount of be proactive and connect For New York City, we can is making a difference for the service my community as a people to other organizations also give people a round-trip people we serve.” whole receives.” for housing, SNAP and more. MetroCard to return home. People come here for food, This lets them get the services ANDRE BROADY ANGEL CABALLERO get referred to services, find they need without depleting Executive Director of Genesis Executive Director of a caring atmosphere, and the limited money they have.” Transitional Housing Ministries, Inc. in The Davidson Community Center leave with a lot of hope.” Jamaica, Queens in the Bronx DR. MELONY SAMUELS REV. PAUL BLOCK Founder and Executive Director Pastor of Transfiguration Lutheran of Bed-Stuy Campaign Against Hunger in Brooklyn Church in the Bronx JOEY O’LOUGHLIN 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 16 FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 17 YEAR IN REVIEW $2.1 MILLION RAISED! KEN GOODMAN PHOTOGRAPHY MAYOR VOLUNTEERS AT FOOD BANK FOOD BANK CEO VOLUNTEERS FUEL CAN DO AWARDS Mayor Bill de Blasio, First Lady Chirlane McCray and Senator Bill Perkins HELMS GOVERNOR’S OUR MISSION The legendary Aaron Neville gave an amazing performance at Food joined us at our Community Kitchen & Food Pantry during our MLK Weekend TASK FORCE We couldn’t do this work without Bank’s 2014 Can Do Awards Dinner, which raised $2.1 million thanks to the of Service to help pack meal bags for our Harlem neighbors. more than 600 enthusiastic supporters, including Mario Batali, Jon Bon Jovi, Governor Andrew Cuomo the dedication of our hardworking Michael J. Fox and others, who joined us for an exciting evening. appointed Food Bank President and volunteers. This year, 15,000 volunteers CEO Margarette Purvis as Chair of served 45,000 hours, contributing over the newly-created New York State $1 million worth of cost-saving sweat Anti-Hunger Task Force, which brings equity to Food Bank and bringing 2.2 experts, officials and advocates to million meals to New Yorkers in need. the same table to find solutions to hunger in our state.

MISSION

TIM REITER ENGAGEMENT TOUR MORE FOOD FOR NYC’S CONFERENCE Food Bank member charities New LEADING THE FIGHT ANTI-HUNGER GROWING NEED ON HUNGER York Common Pantry, Part of the FOR SNAP ADVOCACY DAY Solution, Mid-Bronx Food Pantry NEW YORKER In a year that saw need continue to AND POVERTY and Every Day is a Miracle shared In the wake of across-the-board Community leaders, donors and increase while resources decreased, This year’s conference drew over their stories and successes with our OF THE YEAR cuts to SNAP, Food Bank launched a clients boarded the bus with us to Food Bank distributed a record- 400 people to the New York Marriott friends and donors during our Mission Food Bank For New York City was national multi-charity advocacy push, Washington, DC to have candid breaking 76.7 million pounds of food Marquis for a day of learning Engagement Tour, helping to bring named “New Yorker of the Year” by Hunger Cliff, that brought widespread conversations with members of throughout the five boroughs—enough and networking that focused on both Food Bank’s mission and our NY1 News for finding innovative ways attention to the impact of the cuts and Congress, including Senators Chuck for 63.9 million meals—including 8.2% reducing New York City’s Meal Gap. innovative TEN approach to life. to serve the city’s growing need. mobilized New Yorkers to fight back. Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand. more kosher food than last year. 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 18 FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 19

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION ACTIVITIES ASSETS OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE

2014 2013 SUPPORT UNRESTRICTED TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY 2014 TOTAL 2013 TOTALS RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Cash and cash equivalents 5,561,628 6,194,032 Investments 5,244,045 4,558,210 Donated food received 39,119,623 — — 39,119,623 32,172,954 Foundations and corporations 5,660,617 6,488,371 — 12,148,988 14,127,274 Government grants receivable 5,277,155 2,934,588 Individuals 7,841,343 990,443 — 8,831,786 8,791,624 Contributions receivable 508,953 1,480,233 In-kind contributions 20,650 — — 20,650 446,477 Accounts receivable, less allowance for doubtful accounts Special events (net of direct costs of of $-0- in 2014 148,723 146,759 $436,576 in 2014) 2,463, 483 10,000 — 2,473,483 1,555,529 Net assets released from restrictions 6,625,751 (6,625,751) — — — Prepaid Expenses and other assets 104,864 357,375 Security deposits 131,728 131,728 TOTAL SUPPORT $61,731,467 $863,063 — $62,594,530 $57,093,918 Purchased products inventory 422,140 2,428,040 Donated food inventory 1,286,387 797,139 REVENUE Property and equipment, net 4,446,762 4,258,902 Government contracts 17,115,568 — — 17,115,568 15, 480,083 Investment in Hunts Point Cooperative Market, Inc. (HPCM), net 231,268 255,319 Shared maintenance 218,463 — — 218,463 137,978 Deferred mortgage costs 65,420 20,282 Sale of food and paper products 1,415,921 — — 1,415,921 1,243,940 Other income 116,389 — — 116,389 81,365 TOTAL ASSETS $23,429,073 $23,562,607 TOTAL REVENUE $18,866,341 — — $18,866,341 $16,943,366

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE $80,597,808* $863,063 — $81,460,871 $74,037,284 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS *In Fiscal Year 2014, Food Bank managed and distributed $76.7 million in food product: $38.6 million was donated, $8.2 million was purchased and LIABILITIES $29.9 million was government-contracted, which is not considered a donation or an asset on Food Bank’s financial statements. If the government- contracted food product were included, total support and revenue would be approximately $110.5 million. Accounts payable and accrued expenses $1,763,566 $2,808,043 Accrued salaries and employee benefits 996,732 974,612 Contract advances 382,572 174,056 EXPENSES Deferred rent 621,775 595,450 PROGRAM SERVICES Mortgage loan payable 2,253,498 2,363,841 Food, storage and distribution 59,202,398 — — 59,202,398 52,181,770 TOTAL LIABILITIES $6,018,143 $6,916,002 Research and policy 1,088,060 — — 1,088,060 2,744,369 Nutrition services and education 4,661,570 — — 4,661,570 3,620,816 Community Kitchen and pantry 2,104,667 — — 2,104,667 1,527,196 NET ASSETS income assistance 4,446,579 — — 4,446,579 3,027,101 Unrestricted Benefit access 1,732,139 — — 1,732,139 2,699,966

Board-designated 4,450,000 4,250,000 TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES $73,235,413 — — $73,235,413 $65,801,218 Property and equipment and investment in HPCM 4,678,030 4,514,221 SUPPORTING SERVICES Undesignated 4,988,916 5,451,463 Management and general 4,552,549 — — 4,552,549 5,468,600 Total unrestricted 14,116,946 14,215,684 Fundraising 2,948,335 — — 2,948,335 3,240,871 Temporarily restricted 3,243,984 2,380,921 TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES $7,500,884 — — $7,500,884 $8,709,471 Permanently restricted 50,000 50,000 TOTAL EXPENSE $80,736,297 — — $80,736,297 $74,510,689 TOTAL NET ASSETS $17,410,930 $16,646,605 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS – OPERATING, ($138,489) $863,063 — $724,574 ($473,405) TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $23,429,073 $23,562,607

NON-OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE

SUPPORT FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES

Foundations and corporations — — — — — Net assets released from restrictions — — — — —

OTHER NON-OPERATING

Investment income 39,751 — — 39,751 44,244

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS – NON-OPERATING $39,751 — — $39,751 $44,244

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS ($98,738) $863,063 — $764,325 ($429,161)

NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR $14,215,684 $2,380,921 $50,000 $16,646,605 $17,075,766

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $14,116,946 $3,243,984 $50,000 $17,410,930 $16,646,605 JOEY O’LOUGHLIN 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 20 FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY 21

WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE OUR SUPPORTERS WHO MAKE OUR WORK POSSIBLE…

$1 MILLION+ New York Yankees American Endowment Charles Lawrence Keith and Nancy Lau & Kenneth H. Chin National Community Tax Coalition Adelson Family Foundation David Berlin Newman’s Own Foundation Foundation Clara S. Miller Foundation Christine H. Chung LLC Dianne Balfour & Carl Adkins Randi & Bruce Berman Abby & George O’Neill American International Group, Morton Williams Supermarkets Elias A. Cohen Foundation National Philanthropic Trust Betsy & Barry Adler Arlene & Michael Berner Anonymous (1) The Louis & Harold Price Inc. Susan & Seth Mosler Erika C. Collins New World Pasta Adobe Patti Bernstein The American Red Cross Foundation Nick Banner Michael Mulgrew Joan Ganz Cooney Nielsen Company Mr. & Mrs. Shera Ahmad Simone Betz New York City Wine and Food John Cusimano & Rachael Ray Berkshire Taconic Community Stephanie & Rick Nathanson C.S.X. Num Pang Sandwich Aidmatrix Rajeev Bhaman Festival The Morris and Alma Schapiro Foundation National Basketball Association Susan & Mark Dalton NYCharities.Org, Inc. AJ Bryan Birbalsingh Robin Hood Fund John R. Bernardi The New York Giants Foundation Natalie Denisenko Vicki Cherkas & David Ogrin Nicholas Alexander Lewis Black Single Stop USA ShopRite Bimbo Bakeries USA New York Pizza Tours, Inc. Yvette Kovats & Anthony Detre Janet I. Kuhl & John K. Orberg Irene Alfandari BlackRock, Inc. Lois & Arthur Stainman The Spark Fund Christopher Frissora & Emma Katherine & Ryan Ogg Diversified Foods The Moses L. Parshelsky Barry Rice & Ted Allen Kathy Blake J.T. Tai & Co. Foundation, Inc. Bloomberg David Pachter The DJR Trust-Foundation Foundation Allscripts Cynthia Blauch Ping Y. Tai Foundation Inc. The Bloomberg Sisters Foundation PepsiCo Kurt G. Dorschel Joanne A. Pello Ally Financial Betty J. 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Revson Foundation Food Bank Association of New Research Foundation of CUNY/ Ameriprise Financial Robert Greifinger & The New York Community Trust C. A. L. Foundation, Inc. Peter McCabe & Hillary Richard York State GrantsPlus Tim Andeen Maura Bluestone The Starr International Foundation Shawn Carter Scholarship Fund Julie & Matt Richardson Food Films America David Rockefeller David Andersson Robert Blum Target Corporation Anonymous (6) CKEW Foundation Elaine Freedgood & Debra Roth The Joseph C. and Esther Foster Carmen Rogers Barbara Appel Irrevocable Living John Boccio Toyota USA Foundation Carrie & Leigh Abramson Lori Silverbush & Tom Colicchio Lori L. Cohen & Foundation Sally & Peter Rudoy Trust Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Bockelman Louis and Anne Abrons E. Gerald Corrigan Christopher H. Rothko Lynn & Joel Frank The Salie Family Private Apple Matching Gifts Melissa & Abram Bohrer Foundation, Inc. Ivan Z. Corwin Judith Gibbons & Elizabeth Strickler & Mark Gallogly Foundation Stuart S. Applebaum Giving Eleanor & George Bollag $100,000-$249,999 American Express Deutsche Bank Francesco Scattone Garden Homes Management Caroline A. Greene & Zal F. Sarkari Foundation Kareem Bolling Anchorage Capital Group Mr. David Howell Evans Elizabeth H. Scheuer Corporation Abigail Scheuer Aramark Campus Services Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC Lily Auchincloss Foundation, Inc. Anonymous (4) The Howard & Barbara Farkas Sarah I. Schieffelin Residuary Trust Stephanie & Ian Ginsberg The Adolph and Ruth Aryea Aranoff Boqueria Barilla America, Inc. Foundation Sears Holdings Corporation Goldstar Events, Inc. Schnurmacher Foundation, Inc. Stuart Aronson Carleen Borsella Altman Foundation Bloomberg Susan R. Cahn & Mario Batali Elizabeth A. Isakson & Greg Sherman Barbara G. Gottlieb Seattle Chocolate Company Rawia Ashraf Chris Bosco Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation Gregg R. Fatzinger Claire Silberman Howard A. Greenberg Elizabeth & David M. Sherman Jami Attenberg Ottavia & Anthony Bourdain BNY Mellon Nancy & Anthony C. Bowe Brightwater Fund Daniel M. Neidich and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Anne & Richard Grissinger Laura W. Guthrie & Greg Silbert David Auburn Ronald G. Bourque Capital One Brooke Garber Foundation Flom LLP Ronnie & Richard Grosbard Rebecca J. Simmons Marie B. Austensen Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Brady Estate of Marian Butler Community Food Bank of New The Clark Foundation General Mills The Sloman Foundation Kathryn Grossman Bonnie W. Simon Eileen Ayvazian Elizabeth Bragg Jersey Mary & Ryan Giuliani Denise Sobel Gene Groves Esther Simon Charitable Trust Kyra Sedgwick & Kevin Bacon Sherry & Paul Brandt-Rauf Credit Suisse The Concordia Foundation FEED Foundation Glacéau Jane & Frances Stein Foundation GrubHub Seamless Rachel & Guy Singer Margaret J. Baechler Tom Molner & Andrew Brimmer Cooking Channel Goldie Anna Charitable Trust Michael Stipe Guilford Press S.L. Benfica Transportation Meredith M. & Andrew D. Ball Walter Brnjac Feeding America Eataly Intuit Financial Freedom The Gottesman Fund The Chew Productions Hagar Family Foundation Janet Slosberg Balsamiq Studios, Llc Broadway Video Epstein Teicher Philanthropies Kim Wainwright & Thompson & Knight Foundation Hale and Hearty Soup Sarah & Howard Solomon Phylis & Michael A. Bamberger Tracey & Richard Broccoli Foundation Fairway Foods Inc. JPMorgan Chase & Co. Seth Grosshandler Tishman Construction Company Katherine & William Hall Charles Spear Charitable Trust Bank Leumi Nancy A. Klein & Food Research & Action Center Guy Carpenter & Company, LLP Tripura Foundation Daniel Han Amy & Robert Stavis Lawrence Bank Michael Brodman The William R. Kenan Charitable - FRAC Trust Michael D. Haddad Uber Peter Hermann & Summerdale Productions Eugene A. Banks, Jr. Alexander Brodsky Jillian & Patrick Frayne Carla A. Harris Richard Delaney & Mariska Hargitay Jennifer A. Tate Renee Barach Brookwood Companies The New York Times Company The Green Fund Inc. Foundation James Hays Heather Weston Andrea & Daniel Hoinacki The TJX Foundation, Inc. Edwina Barbis Incorporated The Rona Jaffe Foundation Ira Herman Mr. & Mrs. Leonard A. Wilf Rebecca Berman & David Houts Treat House Meryl & Sol Barer Irene & Stephen Brotman Our Family Foundation Ellen & Peter Kelly Erica & Eric Schwartz The Hertz Corporation The Winters Family Fund Diane S. Aronson & John Howell Truist Pamela Barr Cecily Brown Lavazza Premium Coffees Eleanor & Stanley Hochman Nancy & Philip N. Humphreys Stanley Tucci Mary-Alice Barrett Bruce I. Regal & Theresa A. Brown Toyota Motor Engineering & The Leyli Foundation Manufacturing North America, Mr. & Mrs. Kerry and IBM Employee Service Center Robert C. Tuschman Kristin & Peter Barsanti Stefan Brundobler Susie & Rene Lopez Claudia Hueston $5,000-$9,999 InMaat Foundation Seth Unger Jacob Baskin James Brust Inc Lord, Abbett & Co. LLC H. van Ameringen Foundation Nancy M. Hughes Patricia & Michael Intrator Wagstaff Worldwide Linda Lennon & Stuart Baskin Sylvie & Stafford Bryant Rachel Moresky & Akshay The Reuben & Rose Mattus and The Carl Jacobs Foundation The Leo S. Walsh Foundation Lidia Matticchio Bastianich Clifton Bullard Madhavan Doris & Kevin Hurley Foundation Anonymous (9) Chandra Jessee WebMD Marilyn & Armandino A. Batali Bull’s Head Foundation, Inc. $50,000-$99,999 Mayor’s Fund To Advance New Anya Kamenetz 16 For 8 Hospitality LLC Nancy L. & John J. Kelly Madelyn & Steven Wils Anthony Bates Judith W. & Robert R. Burger York City The Kaufmann Foundation Virginia Aaron Melissa Thomas & David G. Koepp Anthony Wright Isaac Bauer Robin Green & Mitchell Burgess Paula & Tom McInerney Laurie Kayden Foundation Amerigroup Edward P. Krugman in memory of Suzi & Peter Wunsch Steven Baum Bruce Burkard Anonymous (2) Morgan Stanley Key Food Ananda Fund Paula A. Krugman Ethan C. Yake Beach Point Capital David Burke Jessica & Todd Aaron Pauline & Thomas Nakios Reha & Kathleen Kocatas Aziz Ansari Labaton Sucharow LLP David Zeiger Management LP Thomas Burke AARP Foundation Nordstrom Carrie & Bradley Kurtzman Ariva Mr. & Mrs. Arthur LaBow Richard Zeni The James Beard Foundation David Burnett Catherine & Joseph Aresty Omer Foundation The Lillian & Ira Langsan Arrowgrass Capital Partners Marta Jo Lawrence Louise Collins & Stanley Zompakos Olga & Jonathan Beck Richard Burns Foundation The PIMCO Foundation Foundation The Atlantic Philanthropies Eric S. Lee Cindy Beninati & Franklin Becker Siobhan Burns Mario Batali Foundation The Rathmann Family Foundation Patricia & Philip Laskawy Anthony Baer Marjorie R. Riche Lewis Margie Becker-Lewin Anne Burrell Bloomingdale’s Carolyn & Stephen Reidy Chani & Steven Laufer Mr. & Mrs. Eric Bamberger Alice Cheng & Robert W. Littleton $1,000-$4,999 Melvin L. Bedrick Pamela Byrd The Howard G. Buffett Foundation Charles and Mildred The Alice Lawrence Foundation Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Trust Co. MacDonald-Peterson Foundation Geoffrey Beene Foundation Patty Cabot Cathay Bank Foundation Schnurmacher Foundation Inc. Sandra Lee Barclays Capital Laure Manheimer John Beers Caiger Corporation Barbara & Ray Dalio Scripps Network Elizabeth A. Braun & Deanna & Joseph Bastianich Janet Mardfin Anonymous (15) Nancy & James Beha PJ Callahan Foundation, Inc. Delta Air Lines, Inc. TMI Trading Corporation Jonathan Leff Joy & Brian Belke Robert Matloff 12 Bars of Christmas Rita & Henry Belin Peter B. Cameron Durst Family Foundation UFT Teacher Center Brian J. Lehrer Rachel O. & Charles Bernheim Meghan McCain 325 East 14th Street Marcia C. Bellows Sharon Cameron E&J Gallo Winery Wille Family Foundation Leon Lowenstein Foundation Susan K. Besse Peter McCormick Diane Abbey Judith E. Belsky Margaret M. Campbell Sandy & George Garfunkel The Yum-o! Organization, Inc. Leslie & Jimmy Liautaud Colleen Bogad Timothy P. Messler Jonathan Abbey The Frances and Benjamin James Capalino Jeffrey Gural Marita Lichtenstein Boon Family Charitable Fund Microsoft Steven Dietz & Leslie A. Abbey Benenson Foundation Danielle & Anthony Caravetta The Hagedorn Fund Limited Brands David Bowler Heidi & Brian Miller Amir Abdallah Sally Benner John C. Cardona Mary J. Hutchins Foundation, Inc. $10,000-$24,999 The Lipton Foundation Sherry Glied & Richard Briffault Mission Chinese Food Barbara Ann Abeles Jaclyn Bennett Cargill Incorporated Leaves of Grass Fund Seraina Maag The Brookdale Foundation Group Cynthia G. & Joseph H. Mitchell Joseph Michael Abraham Kelly Bensimon Andrew Carmellini John van Rens & Sarah Lutz Macy’s, Inc. Joy Browne Moment Design, Inc. Ellen Abrams Philip Bentley Mark E. Carney Anonymous (11) Nancy & Frank Bynum Nancy Jeanne Ackerman-Marino MetLife Foundation Aecom Technology Abigail & Vincent S. Maddi Diana M. Moore Stephen Berkley Michael A. 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Barbara Carter E2 Hospitality/BLT Restaurants Samuel Gaer Healthstar Susan Karches Julie Livingston Morrison Family Foundation Lev Polinsky Eileen Daspin & Cesare Casella East West Management Gerald Galison Elizabeth G. Heard Michal & Daniel Katcher Max Livingston Susan L. Morrison Tara & Stephen Popernik Stacie & Gary Castle Company Lee & James Gallagher Billy Ray Hearn Greg Kaufman Nancy Locker William Morrison Sophie & Alfred Portale Gail & Charles Caulkins Lisa & Bruce Eaton Steven D. Garner Anne R. Hearst Michael Kearney Eli Lomita Michele & David Morse Porter House New York Miriam G. Cedarbaum Corey D. Eber Anne & Edward Garvey Jeanne Hegner Todd E. Keeler Michael Lomonaco Mary Morse Edith & Sidney L. Posel Heewon & Norman Cerk Jina & Benjamin Eckstein Andrew Gasparovic Diana Rhoten & John Heilemann Damon Bayles & Clinton Kelly The Longhill Charitable David Moss Adam Posner Elizabeth & Jay Chandler Trudy & Richard Edelman Gather Media LLC Deborah Heiligman William R. Kelly Foundation The Mount Sinai School Of Jodi Kahn & Fred Poust The Chaney Family Foundation Elizabeth Ehrenfeld Chris Gavin Abbe Held Darioush Khaledi David Lonsdale Medicine David Pozen David Chang Thomas Eich Patrick Gavin Brienne & Greg Henderson Sueanne & John Kim Melissa N. Lorenz MSD Capital Deborah Prayag Josh Charles Ruth E. Eisenberg GE Foundation Paolo Mastropietro & Jill Hennessy Jessica Kimelman Leanne Lowry Janet Mulligan Jascha Preuss Robert B. Chavez Tamar & Abe Eisenstat Judith Turner & David Gedzelman Henri Bendel Molly & Jimmy Kimmel Susan & Bruce Lueck Pam & Marc Murphy Philip Prince Allen B. Chazin Nadine Ellerthorpe Mr. & Mrs. John F. Greer Jeff Kronisch & Alyssa Herman Kimmins Terrier Foundation Luke’s Lobster Mildred R. Murphy Tal Pritzker David Chen Barbara & Joseph Ellis Patricia Gelfond & Jonathan Stern F.B. Heron Foundation Mitchell Klein M. R. Lunetta Michele & Raffiq Nathoo Nora K. Puffett Elisabeth M. Chiera Susie Ellis Celia R. Clark & Edgar C. Gentry Julie H. Hespe Muriel M. Klein Susan Lyall National Football League Diana L. Purkiss Fabrizio Chiesa EmblemHealth Services, LLC Nina Gershon Hewlett-Packard Company John Kline Joanne Lyman The Needlers Foundation Joyce Purnick Caryl Chinn Maria Cilenti & Michael Embler Alison & Stephane Gerson H.H. Brown Shoe Company John H. Creech & Susan M. Knott Stacey Lyons Jacqueline & George Nelson Margarette Purvis Danny Chon Trent Emeneker Maxine L. Gerson Monica Hill Robert Kolker Shelly & James MacDonald Mr. & Mrs. Jon C. Nesvig Pzena Investment Management Rachel Stein & Daniel Christensen Jason Engstrom Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Gesualdi Barbara Hillman Martin Kon Robert Magill New YourGrocer LLC Nancy C. Quade David Christian Glenn Enoch Ghost Cloud Corp. Lisa Hines-Johnson Kenneth Kong Philip C. Maguire The Howard and Maryam Jen Quainton Theodore Chu Phyllis J. Enright Johnnie Marie Gilbert Ann Hirth Edna M. Konoff Lisa R. Mahle Newman Family Foundation Inc. Tara Quinn Nicholas Clemente Entertainment Benefits Group, LLC Amy S. Gilfenbaum Tam Ho Christina Kopec Maureen Mahon Suann Ng Laura Rabinovitz Diane Cohen Rachel & Melvin Epstein Ari Ginsburg Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Hoffman Todd S. Koppel Kevin Mailender Bruce Nierenberg Rabobank Alexandra & Steven A. Cohen ESPN Shirley & David Ginzberg Meyer M. Hoffman Vivian & Daniel Korich T. S. Maitinsky NoHo Hospitality Raju Rajan William Colavito Cynthia L. Estlund Global Foods Brent Holden Eric Kosse Timothy D. Malefyt Kennith B. Norman Mark Coleman & Susan M. Ramer David A. Coleman Martha McMaster & Roseann Ungaro & Jerald R. Gold Marianne & Stellan Holm Brian Smith & Kaliope Kostas Nancy Weiss Malkiel & North Star Foundation Arvin Rampersad Faith Coleman Sheldon Evans Patricia Gold David S. Holt Esther Koven Foundation Inc Burton Malkiel Naomi Novik Rancho Feedwell Foundation Nikki Columbus EZ-Ryder Limousine Service Deborah Goldberg Michael Holtz Scott F. Kramer Mr. & Mrs. Adam C. Malkin Isabelle & Harold Oaklander Catherine M. Randolph Common Cents New York, Inc. Michelle Fantaci Joshua Goldberg Marcus Homeyer John Krampner Jackie Maraziti Rachel & Gregory Obenshain Frank F. Rango ConAgra Foods Sharon Fantera Peter Goldberg Marjorie & Barry Honig Nathaniel Kritzer Grace R. & Alan D. Marcus Rebecca Stead & Sean O’Brien Michael Ranson Marianne Conlin Stuart Farber Edward and Marjorie Goldberger Steven G. Horak Susan Kroll Foundation Margaret O’Connell Valerie B. Ackerman & Vincent Consigli Colin M. Farmer Foundation Carmen Hornedo Cheryl Krugel-Lee Zjantelle & Keith Markel Niall O’Connor Charles O. Rappaport Charles C. Copeland Patrick Farrell Judith & David Goldfinger Craig Horowitz Shweta & Anand Kulkarni Marquis George MacDonald OddFellows Ice Cream Co Rastelli Food Group Henry Cordes Father’s Day/Mother’s Day Goldlyn LLC Gregg M. Horowitz Carol & Ronald Kurtz Foundation Tess O’Dwyer Adam D. Raucher Grace & Ross Cowan Council, Inc. Goldman, Sachs & Co. Sharon Horowitz Linda Kutsche The Marlot Foundation Tomi Ojo Elizabeth Raymond Simon Cram Thomas Faust Susan Goldman Sylvia Horstmann Inga Kytchanova Patricia & Charles Martano E.B. Kelly & Joshua Olken Katherine Rayner Kevin Cramer Dara Federman Judith A. Vowles & Rita L. Houlihan Stephanie LaBarbara Rich Martins Christiane Olsen Recovery Unlimited, Inc. Crédit Industriel et Commercial Kathleen Feely Louis M. Goldring Katherine & Stephen Howe Robert E. and Elizabeth A. Jill & Aaron Mason One Point Brokerage Sridhar Reddy Robert Creighton Joyce Fefferman Kim Goodman HSBC Bank USA, N.A. LaBlanc Foundation Mass Bay Brewing Company Hal Oral Jordan H. Rednor Susan & Frank Crisci Fein Foundation Google Hsieh/Huang Family Fund Mortimer J. Lacher Elizabeth Mathews Lisa Orberg Donna Regii James Cunningham Amelia J. Feinberg Aaron Laiger & Lisa Gordis Elizabeth & Charles Hubbard Emeril J. Lagasse, III Dana Matthow Therese Joseph & Stanton Orser Arthur Reichstetter Margaret Joy Cytryn Marc A. Feinberg Angela & Mark C. Gordon Sophia Hudson Charles Lahr Marianne Maurel Greg Ostroff Marcus Reidenberg Karen & Jacob Daar Lindsay & Stephen S. Feinberg Patrice R. Gordon Terry Hueneke Janie Lam Nancy L. Mauro Donald A. Ostrower Tanya Reilly Blythe Danner Jodisue Rosen & Scott Feldman Randi Gordon Richard W. Hulbert Sheila & Bill Lambert Margaret P. Mautner Otto Lawrence F. Reinalter Leslie Danoff Edward Ferguson Michael Gottlieb The Hunter College Elementary Robert Landau Connor A. May Oz Management MaryAnn Rekuc Jill Darrow Pia M. Ferrario Evan Gourvitz School David Landgraf Marisa May Package Pavement Renaissance Foundation Dave Partners LLC Jeff Fields Carol Ostrow & Michael Graff Dr. & Mrs. James R. Hurley Sandra Landsman Riyad & Sarah Maznavi Constance W. Packard Ed Rich Barbara L. Davidson Spencer Finch David Gray The Dr. Maxwell Hurston Family Angela Lansbury Meyer and Esther B. Mazor Thomas Pak Mr. Jason Rico Peter Davies Steven Fink Manly Green Foundation, Inc. Laufer Group International Ltd. Foundation Gene Palmer Ridgewood Savings Bank Courtney Davis David and Hilda Fins Family Ellen J. Greene Charles H. Hyman The Bernard and Muriel Lauren Julian I. Mazor William J. Palo Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Riggio Leroy Askia Davis Foundation Elliot Greenfield IL Mare Pizzeria Corp Foundation Thomas J. McDonough, Jr. Gwyneth Paltrow Anna M. Perris-Rigoutsos & DaVita Christopher B. Daly & Samuel Greenhoe Amy Iles Richard J. Lauria Christine McBryan Piyush Pandey Isidore Rigoutsos Ginger De Stefano Anne K. Fishel Linda & Eric Greenshields ilili Susan & David T. Lavine Susan & Robert McCaw Panera LLC Daniel Riordan Michael De Stefano Laurie & Andrew Fishman Tracie Grella Michelle Imbrogno Don Lebowitz Ellyn A. McColgan Joseph A. Pannullo Foundation, Laurie Rippon Bonnie & Warren De Wied Caren & Scott Fishman Marey L. Griffith ING Direct Henry C. Lebowitz Gayle McDermott Inc. Elisa Rivlin John M. de Yonge Fishs Eddy, Inc. Elaine & Anthony Grillo David Ingraham Sharon Lebowitz Duff McDonald Zhubin Parang RLM Finsbury LLC Chena Dederian Mara Flanagan Frank Grobman InterContinental New York Barclay David Ledy Michael J. Corbett & Kimberly Pargeon Timothy A. Robert Nicholas Defonte Charles J. Flateman Grotta Azzurra Restaurant Philip Irwin Carol F. Lee Judith McGrath Carol Patterson Robin Roberts Howard Delfin Flavorpill New York Michael Gumowitz Mary Jablonski John Lee John L. McHugh Foundation Elsa Weinberg & Duncan Patton Linda A. Rock Merril Susan Delon Sheryl Flug Laura Guttman Jonathan Jacoby Katie Lee Kathleen B. Mcloughlin Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton and Rockefeller Financial Services Steve Preskill & Karen DeMoss Margaret & Howard Fluhr Wade Guyton Susan G. Jacoby Brenda & Burton Lehman Beth & Daniel McQuade Garrison LLP Jayne Rockmill John Demous Flywheel Sports Phillip Ha Jamba Juice Company Danielle B. Lemmon James McSpiritt Paulie Gee’s Geoffrey Rodkey Adam T. Derrick Jeannie Fontana John Haaf Wayne S. Jew Mary Lenz The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Cheryl Payer Lawrence Rodman Claire S. Derway Elisabeth Fontenelli Kristine Haag John Creech Design & Production Susan Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Julius B. Mercado PayPal Charles Roemer Frank Desimone Ford & Harrison LLP Linda Hacker John Hung Foundation Anne Claire Lester Foundation Linda Merians Matthew Peller Michael P. Roffe Ellen & Donald Devey The Ford Foundation Gene Hackman Nanette Johns David Levin Nina R. Meyer Michael R. Pennartz Deborah & Kent Rohrbach Kerry DeWitt John Ford Hagamen Family Fund Courtney D. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Peter Levin Cynthia Meyn Carolyn Penney Whitney Roland Megan DeYoung Velma L. & Alfred G. Fortunato Sandra & Robert J. Hagan Douglas E. Johnson Jeff Levine Alice Barry & Lorne Michaels Andrea Pereria Ed Rollins Julie Anne Dilley George Foster Mina Hai Laura R. Johnson Arlene & Jerome L. Levine David Middleton Diane & Mark Perlin Carrie Rolnick Dinosaur BBQ Fox Group Russell S. Halley Bobby Jones Mr. & Mrs. Marc Levy Milbank Memorial Fund Elizabeth Peters Zachary N. Roros Martha Yvette Doble Stuart R. Framm Richard S. Hamilton David Jones Karen Lewis Stephen Miller John Peters Andrea Rosen Amy M. Doliveira Sharon Frankel Angela Hamlin Karen & Travis Jordan Robert Lewis Junius C. Mills James S. Peterson Foundation Rosenthal Family Foundation Michael Donohue Carmi Fredman Charles Hanover Sanjay Joshi Gary Li Scott Millstein Ann Pettibone Jeffrey Rosenthal The Dontzin Law Firm, LLP Stuart D. Freedman Mary Emma Harris Elizabeth Miloscia & Barbara Josso The Liana Foundation Iliana & Philip Mindlin Grace C. Pilcer Larry Rosenthal Dos Toros Andrew Freesmeier Susan & Philip Harris Marilyn Kaggen Mr. & Mrs. Joel B. Lidov Albert S. Mishaan Daniel Pinkel Dr. & Mrs. Joel Ross Marguerite & Jack Dougherty Barbara Friedberg Dana Hart Norman Kahn Beth & Carl Lieberman Peter Mistretta Francesco Piscitelli Francesco Rossi Eliane Dousie Richard Friedberg Estate of Charles Harvey Lou Strenger & Ellen Kampinsky Barbara & Norman Lifton Modern Pinball Gloria Pitagorsky Gail Rothbard Nigel Dousie Jane & Robert Friedman Tom Harvey The Kandell Fund Michael S. Lillo Eric Mogelof Sheila & Nicholas Platt Marcia & Philip Rothblum Katherine & Bertis Downs Erin Argo & Kevin Frisz Sylvia K. Hassenfeld* Thomas S. Perrotta & Rachel Kane Audrey Lin Cecilia Mongrut Oliver Platt Jennifer Roussel The Draydor Foundation Anne & Jack Fritts Marla Hassner Erin Kang Chris Brezil & Stefanie Lindeman The Moody’s Foundation PMP Ventures Inc. Stanley Rowe Mary S. Driver Robert Frueh Kelly Hawk Brooke Gladstone & Alec Lipkind Bradley Moore Roger E. Podesta Joshua Rubin Laura & Roger Dukess Kendall Frulio Patrick L. Hayden Fred M. Kaplan Lisa & Mark Lippman Bart Freundlich & Julianne Moore Barbara & Henri Podowski Ethel Rubinstein Jamie & Craig Dunton Lee Amin Furman Christopher Hayes Marion S. Kaplan Leonard Litwin Betty & Frederick Morefield Mark Satlof & Dana Points Joe Ruocco Steve & Amelia Durand Jessie Morgan Gabriel Headroom Digital Audio Halina Karachuk Bryce Liu Lisa Morris Pearl & Robert Polifka Mary & Winthrop Rutherfurd 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 24 FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK CITY

Michael Jerome Siegmund & The Jerry Greenfield and Teespring LLC Florence S. Weiss Cheryl Saban Elizabeth K. Skarie Foundation Nancy & Craig Tenney Weissman Family Foundation, Inc. FOOD DONORS Maria Sacco Lawrence Slaughter Jacqueline Terrassa Marilyn & Ken Weissman Laurie Sackler Isabel H. Sloane Gordon Terry Henry D. Weitzner BAKERIES FARMS HUNT’S POINT SUPERMARKETS Lynda & Robert Safron Jillian W. Slonim Josephine & Philip Teverow WellPoint Foundation COOPERATIVE TERMINAL Arnold Products, Inc. Buurma Farms Inc. MARKET A & P ( Waldbaum’s, Pathmark, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Salerno Elizabeth Slote Texas de Brazil Lucille Werlinich All Natural Products Dan Dunsmoor Farms Food Basics) Michael Salvatore Dana Smith TGI Friday’s Carolyn C. & William O. Wheatley Bimbo Bakeries USA Dagael Farms A & J Produce Corp. Aldi Jack Sanderson Dustin Smith The Cronut Project Lilian Whitaker The Brazen Fox David Allman Fruit Farm D’Arrigo Bros. Co. of New York, Fairway Market Samantha & Mark Sandler Michael Smith Amanda Lin & Nathan Thomas The Judith C. White Foundation Gold Medal Bakery Fino Farms Inc. Fresh Direct, LLC Sandpiper Fund, Inc. Sarah E. Smith Jean Thompson Gerald I. White Kossar’s Bialys Greco Family Farm & Orchard DM Rothman Co. Gristedes Doris & Norman Sandys Stephanie M. Smith Julie & Robert Thompson Margaret Whitton Levian Bakery, LLC GrowNYC Greenmarket E. Armata Fruit & Produce Park Slope Food Coop Susan Sarandon Charitable Whitney Smith Milton A. Tingling Samuel Wiener Hansen Farms Fierman Produce Exchange ShopRite Foundation Emily Anne Smykal Julia C. Tobey Mr. & Mrs. William Wilcox CORPORATE Harvest Queen Farms FresCo Stop & Shop Anne Tishkoff & Avi Schaeffer Mei Fung So The Sarah Tod Fund Karen E. Willenken Hoeffner Farms Fruitco Corp. Western Beef 82nd Street Academics Mae & Robert Scheff Social Service Employees Union Andrew D. Tomlinson Keith William Hopkinson Farms Gold Medal Produce Whole Foods Market, Inc. Abraham’s Natural Foods Sandra & Donald Scheier Local 371 Tompkins Charitable Gift Fund Maria & Evan Williams Irving Farms J Margiotta & Co. AgLocal Elizabeth Scheines Gina H. Sohn Nick Tompkins Marie & Francis Williams J. Glebocki Farms Katzman Berry Corporation WHOLESALERS Amtrak- Penn Station Joan G. Scheuer Joanna & Philip Solomon Alex Townsend-Mitchell Natalie R. Williams Joseph J. Rapasadi & Son Lee Loi Industries Inc. Baked by Melissa Agritalia Rob Schimek Steve Scherzer & Felice Sontupe Susan & Charles Tribbitt Farm Produce Mendez International Tropical Wilmington Trust Bloomingdale’s Agroson’s LLC Adrianne Meisler & Neal Schmidt Soros Fund Management LLC Liberty Farms Foods George Triebenbacher Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman Burke Corporation Agrusa Inc. Gail & Judah Schorr Richard Soto Howard Tucker & Dicker LLP Lichwick Farms Morris Okun Craft Coffee Lynn-Ette & Sons, Inc. Nathel & Nathel Austin Meat & Seafood Mr. & Mrs. Doug Schrock Laurie & James Speer Rachael K. Tucker Robert Wilson Dept of Education Baldor Specialty Foods Schulte Roth & Zabel, LLP Regina Spektor Margareta Tuckman Adam Winer M&M Farms The New Fulton Fish Market at Dept of Motor Vehicles Migliorelli Farms Banana Distributors of New York, Linda Schupack SQ Inc. Will Turnage Susan Saegert & Gary Winkel Hunts Point Dept of Health and Human New York Apple Association Inc. Gina Goldman & Walter Schupfer Lee J. Stahl Joanna & Bruce Turtletaub Elaine Winters Robert Cochran Services Patsy Vigneri & Sons, Inc. Rubin Brother Produce Corp. CIS Wholesale Evan Schwartz Mrs. Simon Stanaway Unilever United States, Inc. Micah Wissinger DeVry College of New York Pawelski Farms Driscoll Foods Gary Schwartz Laura Anne Stanley United Way of Greater Amy R. Sabrin & G. Evans Witt Dole Food Company Red Jacket Farm Fresh Inc. Kenneth B. Schwartz Cheryl & Brian Starer Philadelphia & SNJ MANUFACTURERS Wolf, Block, Schorr and Solis Duanereade by Walgreens Reichle Farms Farmigo Lori A. Schwartz David Starr Cynthia & Lee Vance Cohen LLP Fauna NYC Rottkamp Brothers Farm Boar’s Head Fruit Importers Americas Inc. Nancy Schwartz The Rusty Staub Foundation Van Dyke Family Foundation, Inc. Wendy Wolf Feeding America Sky High Farm Campbell Soup Company Gourmet Guru Robert A. Schwartz Charles Steakley Georgia & Peter VanDyke Paula Cuello & Richard Wolffe Frito-Lay North America, Inc. Szawlorski Potato Farms Chobani Imperial Bag & Paper Co., LLC Jerome M. Schwartzman Darryl Stein Elizabeth Van Schilfgaarde Mr. & Mrs. William Wolff Grand Central Terminal Torrey Farms Coca-Cola North America JAG Speciality Foods Madeline Schwarz David E. Stein Jyoti & Anish Vasisth Marina Wolkonsky Junior’s Cheesecake Voelpel Farms Inc. ConAgra Grocery Products, Inc. Krasdale Foods Blair S. Scribner The Harold & Mimi Steinberg Mr. & Mrs. Niketh Velamoor Thomas John Woodhouse, Jr. Kellogg Company Wayne Bailey Produce Co. Dannon Lucky’s Real Tomatoes SD26 Restaurant & Wine Bar Charitable Trust Venable Foundation WowToyz Lavazza Ed Zilnicki & Sons Farm Farmland Dairies M&R Tomato Distributors, Inc. William Sealey Peter Steinberg Shari & Henry Verschell John Anthony Wright Macy’s General Mills Mellinghoff International LLC Celia & Stuart Sealfon Jean Steiner Viking Global Foundation Betty & George Wybenga Mosner Family Brands Goya Foods Inc. Mom’s Fresh Foods Lucille & Carlton Sedgeley Brian Steinhardt Diana & Rafael Viñoly Xerox Corporation Nestlé Jana North America Nebraskaland, Inc. Segal McCambridge Singer and Susan Steinhardt Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Yale Club of New York City Petco J.M. Smucker Company New York Dairy Distributors Mahoney, Ltd. Thomas Rene Stire Voice Institute Of New York Robert Usdan & Amy Yenkin Quinciple Kraft Foods Sahadi Fine Foods Theodore Segal Jeffrey B. Stone Judith Kaufer & Max Von Hollweg Nelson Young Red Rabbit Nestlé Co. Jerry Shulman Produce Shipper, Adam J. Shapiro James Streit David Caplan & Karen E. Wagner Jasmine Zain The Rogers Collection Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of N.Y. Inc. David Shaw Patricia Stryker Kriss Waldrum Aaron Zakem Sky Vegetables, Inc. Quaker Oats Company Tri-State Food Jobbers, Inc. Paul Sheaffer Deborah Sturkey Diane Wall Elizabeth Zeldin Sur La Table Sultana Crackers Vista Food Exchange Inc. Shearman & Sterling Philip Sugar Geraldine U. Wallman The Bill and Ann Ziff Foundation Sysco Sysco Rachel Sheinkin Mark Sullivan Brad Walsh Rae & Michael Zimmerman Target Tropicana Products, Inc. Terrafina Vivien & Michael L. Shelanski Susan & T. Dennis Sullivan, II Karen Walter Joe Zitolo Vita Coco Time Warner Cable Barbara Sherr Marc Summers Thomas Barry & Susan Waltman Lori & David Zoll Wakefern Food Corp. Vasinee Food Corporation Samantha Shipp Esther Sung-Eschenauer Patricia Wang Barbara & Donald Zucker Young Shing Trading Co., Inc. Shippy Foundation Jane Steele & William Sussman Mal Ward Laurence Zuckerman Brett Shirk Eric Sutherland Scott Ward ShopRite of Rochelle Park Sidney Sutter Watershed Ventures Jonathan Short Judith C. Sutton Jacqueline Watkins Rebecca Shoval Caroline R. & Jeff C. Swiatek Kathleen F. Spessbach & OUR GOVERNMENT PARTNERS SPECIAL THANKS TO: Jeffrey S. Siegel Sysco Metro New York David E. Webb Senators Charles E. Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand Jorge Sierra Szilvia & Charles Tanenbaum Alan W. 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Queens Borough President To learn how you can become a member, please contact Staten Island Borough President Andrea E. Hill, Senior Director of Individual and Major Gifts, at [email protected] or 212-566-7855 ext. 8073.