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Phone: 480.998.3100 800.248.6437 Email: [email protected] fh.org

We are proud to be a member of Food for the Hungry Global Alliance. Executive Leadership Gary Edmonds Luis Noda President & Chief Executive Officer Chief International Operations Barry Gardner Officer Chief Financial Officer/Global Service Maria McCulley Center Chief Operations Officer Senior Director, Grants & Mike Meyers Government Finance Chief Development Officer

Letter from the President Global Leadership As I reflect on the past year, I’m overwhelmed with gratitude. I’m truly Andy Barnes Sara Glenn amazed at what God has enabled us to do in 2016 through the Senior Director, Global Program Senior Director, Global Human extraordinary favor that He has continued to bestow upon this organization. Quality & Design Resources Ryan Brown Peter Howard Senior Director, Responder Operations Senior Director, Emergency Victor Cortez Response In 2016, we were able to once again grow our child sponsorship program at Latin America/Caribbean Regional Tom LePage a greater rate than this organization has ever seen. We’ve seen relationships Director Africa Regional Director with trusted partners grow and mature. We’ve responded to disasters with Tim Danz Shep Owen Asia Regional Director Senior Director, Global Grants urgency and compassion. We’ve worked to build our communities’ resilience Randall Davey Acquisition & Partnerships against the consequences of war, civil unrest and our changing climate. Senior Director, Strategic Partnerships Charlie Tardibuono We’ve played a role in restoring water to vulnerable families. We’ve witnessed Chief Information Officer restoration and sustainability in the communities we’ve exited and we’re seeing extreme poverty come to an end in the hard places. Board of Directors Larry Jones Jeanie Dassow In the pages that follow, I hope you’ll find encouragement and possibility, Board Chair, United States Board Member, United States as I’m excited to see how God will continue to use the faithfulness of our Peter Mogan Donnah Kamashazi Gasana partners. I’m in awe of the amazing power we have as a collective force Board Vice-Chair, Board Member, Rwanda to serve as a catalyst for social change and truly pave the way for future Françoise André Paul Graves Board Secretary, Board Member, generations to break the cycle of debilitating poverty. Steve Corbett Alan Holmer Board Member, United States Board Member, United States For the cause of Christ, for the sake of the poor, Gary Edmonds, President/CEO Who We Are At Food for the Hungry (FH), we believe in the fight against extreme poverty. We have worked since 1971 to serve the most vulnerable people on earth through purposeful relief and development. We’re moved and inspired by our Christian belief that every person has intrinsic value and that it’s our responsibility to advocate for the poor and marginalized.

We are proud that 98 percent of FH staff belong to the nations they serve. We are not foreigners or outsiders offering a new way of life. We are sisters and brothers lifting the shared burden from the shoulders of our global family.

What We Do We provide life-changing resources such as clean water, medical aid, food, equal educational opportunities to girls and boys, vocational training and empowerment in the midst of unimaginable hardships. We’re proud of the communities we enter, but more than that, we’re proud of the ones we exit. These are the communities that are now self-sustainable. We celebrate with them and then we intentionally seek out the next community suffering under the heavy weight of poverty.

WE WERE CREATED FOR THIS WORK. What’s Possible Within a Year? 14,182, 219 Total beneficiaries served

1,109,140 People received a malaria prevention treatment

1,089,694 Individuals served by an agriculture or food security program

618,623 Total families served

564,565 Children served by a nutrition program

334,168 Individuals served by a clean water program, project, or effort 281,661 Children served by an education program

2,501 Total communities served

98% Of our staff are nationals working in their own country

23 Total communities graduated

13 Disasters or emergencies responded to

RESPONDING TO POVERTY 1 AT A TIME Partners Food for the Hungry believes that through collaboration, we can do more to move in the lives of the vulnerable. When we partner with other organizations that share a mutual vision and mission to empower the poor, we’re able to expand our work to reach more communities and help more people escape the generational cycle of poverty. Here are some of our proud partners:

INSTITUTIONAL DONORS UNIVERSITIES + RESEARCH INSTITUTES USAID Johns Hopkins The Global Fund

UN GLOBAL ALLIANCE AFFILIATES Food for the Hungry Canada

CORPORATIONS + FOUNDATIONS International Coca-Cola Food for the Hungry

FEMSA Korea Food for the Hungry International Procter & Gamble Korean American Food for the Hungry NETWORKS, ALLIANCES + NGOs International Integral Alliance Food for the Hungry Switzerland Accord Network Food for the Hungry United Kingdom A Story of Partnership

The Ulauli community, located a little over 80 miles from the town of Marsabit, Kenya, recently celebrated the restoration of the community borehole well with assistance from Food for the Hungry (FH). The Ulaili borehole is just one example of FH’s work under the Kenya RAPID program, funded by the USAID-backed Millennium Water Alliance. Local partners also include the Marsabit Department of Water.

The community had been without water when the pump on their existing borehole well broke. The lack of a clean water source for the community was devastating to their livelihoods, education and health. However, FH’s strategic partnerships along with effective facilitation of the project and conflict resolution helped this community overcome their biggest obstacle.

Read more about this successful FH partnership at: t fh.org/KenyaWaterPartnership Financial Report CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2016 HOW WERE MY GIFTS Temporarily Permanently USED? Unrestricted Restricted Restricted TOTAL

SUPPORT, REVENUE AND OTHER: Cash contributions: Non-U.S. National Organizations* $ 224,161 $ 2,690,938 $ - $ 2,915,099 Other governments - 5,640,354 - 5,640,354 Other cash contributions 3,806,297 45,023,338 - 48,829,635 RESOURCES PROGRAMS 84% U.S. government grants 41,342,086 - - 41,342,086 FUNDRAISING 12% Investment income 167,152 - - 167,152 ADMINISTRATIVE 4% Change in value of annuities (39,549) - - (39,549) Other income (loss) (142,571) - - (142,571) Noncash support and revenue: U.S. government commodities donated for distribution 22,753,429 - - 22,753,429 Other donated commodities 7,251,340 - - 7,251,340 Net Assets released from restrictions 51,821,419 (51,821,419) - - TOTAL SUPPORT, REVENUE AND OTHER 127,183,764 1,533,211 - 128,716,975 COMMODITIES SEEDS/FOODS/ 84% OTHER

EXPENSES: MEDICINES & 16% Program ministries: VITAMINS Direct relief and development activities 102,724,789 - - 102,724,789 Grants and contracts to other organizations 1,185,133 - - 1,185,133 Evangelical Council 103,909,922 - - 103,909,922 for Financial Supporting services: Accountability Fundraising 15,354,455 - - 15,354,455 FH is a charter General and administrative 4,964,434 - - 4,964,434 member of ECFA, following its 20,318,889 - - 20,318,889 strict accounting TOTAL EXPENSES 124,228,811 - - 124,228,811 standards. CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 2,954,953 1,533,211 - 4,488,164 NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 956,481 8,730,044 500,000 10,186,525 NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $ 3,911,434 $ 10,263,255 $ 500,000 $ 14,674,689

We have seen outstanding growth this year. Much of this growth is due to a short-term grant *Global Alliance Affiliates: FH/Canada, FH/United Kingdom, FH/Switzerland and Korean allocation, which enabled a stronger response in our Africa region, supporting those facing American Food for the Hungry International. El Niño-induced drought. This grant funding played a large role in our 29 percent growth in 2016 over 2015. We recognize the honor it was to serve those affected by the drought, and Other Food for the Hungry affiliates, not consolidated in these statements, include Korean look forward to continuing our growth in the private funding capacity of our organization, Food for the Hungry International (revenue: $65.9 million) and Japan International Food for which saw an $11 million dollar increase over the previous year. the Hungry (revenue: $9.9 million).