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In partnership with caring supporters like you, the Feeding America network helped provide

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Purchased FoodGroceries purchased from manufacturers and distributors to fill donation gaps.

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

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meet RobertAfter working for over 42 years, Robert and his wife are both retired. He drove trucks across the central Virginia region and she worked in housekeeping. As retirees, their fixed income doesn’t cover all their expenses.

Weekly distributions at the Monacan Indian Nation Food Bank guarantee that Robert and his wife will not go without food. The food bank works with Feeding America network member Blue Ridge Area Food Bank to serve the Monacan Indian Nation and surrounding communities. Their monthly outreach is now 10 times more than it was pre-pandemic. In the U.S., approximately 1 in 5 Native American individuals faces food insecurity—nearly three times the rate for white, non-Hispanic individuals.

The food bank is committed to meeting neighbors in the community, like Robert, where they are. That means delivering groceries if someone is ill or lacks transportation, weekly calls to families to confirm appointments and dinners for seniors, among other outreach.

“They’re really helping people,” Robert said.

People facing hunger are at the center of all we do.

Blue Ridge Area Food Bank

Monacan Indian Nation

Richmond, VA

meet ChristinaPre-pandemic, the Feeding America network gratefully welcomed nearly 2 million volunteers each month.

However, between May 2020 and March 2021, an average of approximately 55% of food banks were accepting and in need of volunteer support. Members continue to be challenged with the higher demands of keeping staff and volunteers safe while addressing health concerns and adhering to related protocols.

To help fill the volunteer gap, people in communities across the country continued to step up to help their neighbors facing hunger. People like Christina, a chef who knows the power of food.

“Food is one of the basics. I want to make sure people are fed, especially right now,” she said.

When she learned St. James Food Pantry, a partner of the Greater Chicago Food Depository that serves a predominately Asian-American community, was seeking a Chinese translator, she jumped at the opportunity to use her knowledge of multiple Chinese dialects. She began volunteering once a week at the pantry and assisting with monthly mobile food distribution.

“Most people don’t think Asians are lacking, but so many are working in restaurants and a lot are out of work because many of those businesses closed down,” she said. “You can see in the expressions of the people that come to the pantry when I talk to them, ‘Oh, you understand me! You can get me what I need,’ and that’s a good feeling.”

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a message from our CEO and board chairAs our world and our work continue to evolve, we recognize the journey the nation has endured—an ebb and flow of heartbreak and heroics. Still, compassion and optimism abound due to the collective impact that partners like you make possible for neighbors facing food insecurity.

Fueled by your generosity, the Feeding America food bank network helped provide a record 6.6 billion meals to people facing hunger— a 26.6% increase in fiscal year 2021 over the previous year. You helped food banks adapt to this new level of need—with members serving over 55% more people than before COVID-19—so they could safely and efficiently deliver food to families coping with the pandemic’s economic fallout. Across the network, processes were reinvented, including no- or low-contact operations, touchless drive-thru distributions, pre-sorted food boxes and home delivery, to meet the surge in demand.

That type of transformative change is thanks in part to supporters like you, unified in under-standing that we are neighbors helping neighbors, that we belong to one another, regardless of race, gender or geography. It’s trusting that when you invest in the Feeding America network, you’re investing in programs that support and center neighbors facing food insecurity.

To achieve our mission and to advance change in America, Feeding America is accelerating its work to address disparities and advance solutions. Member food banks continue to pivot and innovate, focusing efforts on providing nourishing food to families in communities where it is needed most. We are committed to ensuring every person facing hunger in the U.S. has an equitable opportunity to achieve food security, and we are deepening existing partnerships and creating new ones at the community level that focus inordinately on people who are most impacted by hunger.

Together, we’ve accomplished tremendous achievements amid extraordinary circumstances. We know we can do even more—and with you as our partner, we will. Thank you for your steadfast support of our mission to end hunger and your empathy for neighbors in need of hunger relief.

Claire Babineaux-FontenotChief Executive Officer, Feeding America

Gary RodkinRetired CEO, ConAgra FoodsChair, Feeding America Board of Directors

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doing more to serve neighbors in needFeeding America estimates at least 60 million people turned to food banks, food pantries and other private food assistance programs in 2020 in the midst of the health and economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Watch how the Feeding America network, along with the support of partners, donors and celebrity advocates, worked to provide more than 6 billion meals to neighbors facing hunger in 2020.

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doing more to bring lasting change During the past fiscal year, we reexamined our mission statement to ensure it accurately reflects the growth and extraordinary accomplishments of the Feeding America network over the past 10+ years, as well as our evolving priorities and the broad coalition of partners that we work with to end hunger in America.

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To advance change in America by ensuring equitable access to nutritious food for all in partnership with food banks, policymakers, supporters and the communities we serve.

An America where no one is hungry.

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elevate public sector role

maximize food sourcing & sharing

doing more to bring lasting change In spring 2020, Feeding America conducted a COVID-19 assessment to understand the pandemic’s impact on the network. We used the results to crystallize our five priorities to advance positive outcomes for the neighbors we serve.

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We are committed to advancing transformational hunger relief across the U.S. to help neighbors most at risk of facing food insecurity.

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doing more to fight hunger

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

Record 6.6 billion meals provided to people

Over 2 billion pounds of food secured through retail donations for the first time

71% of food distributed by the network classified as promoting good health

Released the Nutrition in Food Banking Toolkit to support members working to address food insecurity and the overlapping challenges posed by structural inequities

Network members helped people submit over 309,000 SNAP applications

80 food banks engaged in Ending Hunger Community of Practice

Over 1.3 million people reached through Feeding America’s social media

Feeding America network featured in nearly 160,000 news stories

Increased funding for network food banks by 59% over the prior fiscal year

Established the Food Security Equity Impact Fund to drive investments to communities of color known to be disproportionately impacted by food insecurity and COVID-19

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doing more to make an impact

OVER 169K ADVOCACY ACTIONS taken by digital supporters to help ensure families have the food they need

4.7 BILLION POUNDS of groceries rescued from going to waste

1.4 MILLION FOOD DONATIONS processed through the MealConnect® app

NEARLY $380 MILLION IN GRANTS distributed to network food banks

3.8 BILLION POUNDS of dairy, produce and protein procured by network members

OVER 20 MILLION VISITS TO

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In fiscal year 2021, for the first time ever, we secured more than 2 billion pounds of food through retail donations—a key food-sourcing channel. Doing so reflects the network’s resiliency, strong infrastructure and high degree of coordination. We received capacity grants to enable more retail food recovery optimization by network members—increasing the nutritional yields of the food donated and enhancing the network’s operational efficiency.

We conducted several analyses to help reframe strategies, which include securing more in-kind retail/manufacturing/processor donations through capacity building and piloting opportunities. Our work with manufacturers was a continued focus, including securing food trapped in the supply chain to distribute through the network. This was demonstrated through the growth of the Grocery Purchasing Program, which enabled low cost and increased access to a critical stream of food.

Supported by a dedicated Feeding America team focused on our produce, protein and dairy channels, the network procured 3.8 billion pounds of agri-products—a 21.2% record increase. This includes 2.2 billion pounds of produce, 867 million pounds of protein, and 694 million pounds of fresh milk and dairy products.

We provided $19.6 million in strategic supply chain grants to our regional cooperatives and partner state associations which increased their ability to distribute more fresh agri-products. Some of these grants include the fresh-to-go produce boxes, regional sourcing of frozen protein and fresh dairy products, and a freight offset to ensure broader food access for people facing hunger.

In alignment with both Feeding America and the dairy community’s commitments to equity, resources were distributed to communities of color and member food banks with higher rates of food insecurity in their service areas. Our Dairy Nourishes America partners, including the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy, MilkPEP, and National Dairy Council, convened partners throughout the supply chain on behalf of the Feeding America food bank network.

doing more to maximize sourcing and provide more meals Thanks to a robust nationwide network of food pantries and meal programs, Feeding America effectively and efficiently secures nutritious food to help meet the needs of people facing hunger.

Special thanks!Food Lion

Kraft Heinz

Nationwide Foundation

Sam’s Club

Southeastern Grocers

Walmart

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The economic fallout from COVID-19 has only exacerbated racial disparities in hunger. We established a set of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) commitments to help increase equitable food access for the most vulnerable populations, with a focus on communities of color and rural communities. We’ve been able to make progress against our commitments, including:

CommitmentIncrease our investment in communities of color, who we know are disproportionately affected by poverty and hunger.

In March 2021, we established a Food Security Equity Impact Fund, designed to drive investments to communities of color known to be disproportionately impacted by food insecurity and COVID-19. The fund is seeded with a $20 million donation made by MacKenzie Scott to Feeding America in December 2020, reflecting her intention to invest deeply into local communities, addressing the root causes of social injustice.

In May 2021, Feeding America released the racial disparity dashboard, Identifying Racism in the Drivers of Food Insecurity. The dashboard is designed to support Feeding America, the food bank network and the public in understanding disparities in the following drivers of food insecurity by race or ethnicity: disability, homeownership, median income, poverty and unemployment.

CommitmentListen to and amplify underrepresented voices in advocacy for government policies that can make a positive impact on the lives of people facing hunger.

We co-created advocacy training with network food banks and input from the people we serve in making their voices heard with lawmakers. We also invested in voter engagement work to support the people we serve in making their voices heard at the ballot box.

CommitmentExpand our efforts to bring members of under- represented communities together and provide a platform to co-create solutions.

We launched community-based initiatives designed to measurably improve food security. We did this in partnership with five member food banks and with input from people with the lived experience of hunger.

Special thanks!ALDI

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation

The Humana Foundation

Michael Jordan

Kraft Heinz

Dale Larson

Procter & Gamble

Shipt

Starbucks Corporation

doing more to invest incommunitiesdisproportionatelyimpacted by hungerData has shown, year over year, that people of color in the United States are disproportionately affected by food insecurity and face greater difficulty in accessing adequate and healthy food.

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We supported food banks in identifying the communities they serve where food insecurity rates are highest, including rural geographies and communities of color, and worked closely with food banks to reach people facing unique food insecurity challenges, including families with children and seniors.

To better reach families with children, we provided summer feeding grants for food banks serving areas with a child food insecurity rate above the network median and provided a separate grant for food banks to engage closely with community-level organizations to better meet the need at a local level. We also convened a Child and Family Hunger Design Lab with diverse stakeholders to start thinking about new and better ways to reach families with children through the Feeding America network.

To fight senior hunger, we continue to refine the learnings from community engagement and research projects to build additional network capacity to provide healthy food where seniors need it most, and provide critical funding to food banks sustaining COVID-19 response programs.

We also piloted a place-based approach at five food banks serving rural counties in the Delta region of the southern U.S. to improve population-level outcomes in food security, economic mobility and health. The network’s rural mobile pantry efforts strive to identify partnerships and models that can meet the needs of more remote locations in the South. In all of our work, we provided an unprecedented number of learning and training opportunities to help the network identify and address racial disparities and systemic barriers to food justice.

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doing more to advocate for hunger relief Feeding America is a trusted voice on the issue of hunger and our credibility helps to influence legislators on both sides of the aisle.

Together, with hunger-relief advocates like you and network members, we help elevate the public sector role to encourage federal investment in nutrition programs that will drive meaningful policy change for millions of people in the U.S. who face hunger.

In fiscal year 2021, more than 500 members of Congress took at least one action on behalf of Feeding America’s policy priorities to strengthen and protect federal nutrition programs, and our digital advocates took 169,411 actions to help ensure families could have food on the table.

At the federal level, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a $1 billion investment in hunger relief—the investment will provide $500 million in additional The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) food purchases, $100 million in grants to support food bank capacity, and $400 million in local and regional purchases through state agencies. The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 extended Pandemic EBT funding to provide school meals to children out of school and provided a temporary increase in the Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit, which has reduced child food insecurity. Under the modernization to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) announced by the USDA in August 2021, benefit levels increased for the 42 million people who receive SNAP benefits;

the average monthly benefit increased by $36 per person beginning October 2021. We believe that continued improvement to SNAP is critical to achieving food security for people in the U.S.

Also, the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 provided a temporary increase in individual monthly SNAP benefits by 15% (through September 2021) and provided $400 million in additional funds for TEFAP.

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doing more to improve economic mobility pathways Without the response from federal and state governments, more people would have faced additional hardship in the past year.

Among the one in eight people who receive SNAP benefits, two-thirds are children, seniors and people living with disabilities. SNAP benefits are the most efficient and effective way the federal government can respond to the food insecurity crisis; for every one meal provided by the Feeding America food bank network, SNAP provides nine. We continue to grow outreach through Feeding America’s SNAP Application Assistance Program. This program provides Feeding America resources and capacity-building support to food banks so they can help families sign up for SNAP benefits, enabling 226 million federally funded meals for neighbors in need. In fiscal year 2021, the Feeding America network helped people submit 309,962 SNAP applications—a 4.5% increase over the previous year. SNAP applications submitted through our online paid search program, Google SNAP, saw a 41% increase, and SNAP referrals made from this program saw a 48% increase.

In our fight against hunger, we are partnering with food banks to expand approaches that support neighbors’ financial well-being. There are 80 food banks engaged in Feeding America’s Ending Hunger Community of Practice, focused on identifying and replicating solutions that increase the financial well-being of families facing hunger, and they are working locally to test ideas and replicate what works. Last year, we launched Workforce Development Partnerships and the Economic Shock Pilots, which bundles food, public benefits and financial coaching. In addition, food banks are prioritizing equity, diversity, inclusion and community engagement in these efforts and have formed working groups to elevate and expand promising practices. 9 1

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General Mills

HSBC

Walmart Foundation

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doing more to understand hunger through research Throughout 2020, the emerging hunger crisis was an enduring headline and the focus of many studies and storylines.

Since the pandemic began, Feeding America has been a leader in providing rigorous, timely data, using the methodology from our annual Map the Meal Gap (MMG) study to estimate the projected impact of the pandemic on national and local food insecurity in 2020 and 2021. Our most recent projections were generated with a baseline of 2019 historical estimates, which we released in May 2021 to improve our understanding of historical variations prior to COVID-19 and better assess the current and future state of local food insecurity.

During the past year, more than 20,000 news stories referenced our food insecurity estimates from media outlets including CNN, The Washington Post, USA Today, National Geographic, among others. The American Association for Public Opinion Research awarded Feeding America its 2021 Policy Impact Award for MMG and our analysis of the projected impact of COVID-19 on food insecurity across the country.

While one person facing hunger is one too many, based on data released by the USDA, we now know that fewer people experienced food insecurity in 2020 than most expected. The reason that food insecurity levels were not higher is likely due to the response by the public and private sectors to the crisis. To help convey the contributions of the charitable food sector in mitigating higher food insecurity levels, Feeding America estimates at least 60 million people—1 in 5—turned to food banks, food pantries and other private food assistance programs in 2020 in the midst of the health and economic crisis caused by the pandemic. That means the total number of people seeking charitable food assistance increased by 50% from 2019.

The Charitable Food Assistance Participation estimate is based on findings from the Urban Institute’s Well-Being and Basic Needs Survey and the U.S. Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey, which were made possible by a years-long effort by Feeding America to develop and test survey questions about charitable food assistance participation, and advocate for their inclusion on nationally representative surveys.

Special thanks!Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation

Nielsen IQ

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doing more to innovate food rescue & distributionMealConnect, our enhanced free food-donation app that is available nationwide for all food businesses, processed 1.4 million donations and enabled nearly 800 million pounds of food to be rescued.

Since its inception in 2014, MealConnect has helped us rescue more than 3 billion pounds of food. In fiscal year 2022, we launched MealConnect Produce, a new produce-sourcing feature set, allowing us to sunset Produce Matchmaker. This innovative technology with mobile capabilities provides network members a more streamlined experience.

To help eliminate barriers to accessing food, OrderAhead—our first online grocery ordering system—allows neighbors facing hunger to order food from a network food bank or partner organization, and select a pick-up time and location at convenient community locations like schools, drive-thru distributions and libraries. We initiated a pilot of the program in October 2020 and by the end of fiscal year 2021, 11 food banks and 18 distribution sites had provided food to over 4,000 households, reaching nearly 15,000 people. Altogether, over 219,000 pounds of food have been distributed through more than 9,000 orders. During fiscal year 2022, we will expand the program to an additional 20 food banks.

The pandemic exacerbated the need for timely data across all areas of our work, particularly data and insights about the people we serve. The Feeding America network recognized the need for a self-serve platform for neighbors to engage with their local food banks and partner agencies. As part of our Service Insights—a network-wide initiative to glean deeper insights about the people we serve—a new, no-cost platform will be available to all network members in 2022. This came about in a unique collaboration with a network member: The Mid-Ohio Food Collective agreed to transfer its FreshTrak platform and team to Feeding America. We are leveraging our resources, experience and team to build the next generation platform that will enable us to support a broad array of programs and services offered by network members and partner agencies. This technology option will be offered at no-cost to the network.

MORE THAN 3 billion pounds of foodrescued with the help of MealConnect

Special thanks!General Mills Foundation

The Humana Foundation

The Kroger Co. Zero Hunger | Zero Waste Foundation

Walmart Foundation

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doing more to meet the sustained need In partnership with supporters like you, we are strengthening the capabilities and capacities of network food banks to serve more neighbors facing hunger.

To accelerate community impact and advance equity, our Strategic Capacity Development team extended the Deep Targeted Services program to seven food banks. Deep Targeted Services advances Feeding America’s strategic priority to equitably meet the need by proactively identifying disproportionately affected populations through data and then building capacity of the food banks that serve them. We then engage the food banks that serve these key populations in a series of three intensive capacity-building services at no cost to the food banks. Teams collaborate across Feeding America in a highly matrixed approach to deliver customized support in fundraising, food sourcing and other strategic areas.

In one case, Deep Targeted Services led to the hiring of a Development Director and the first dedicated food sourcing professional in the history of the food bank. For another, the combination of recommendations and funding allowed the food bank to double its impact via mobile pantries, expanding their product distribution and reaching more of their rural neighbors.

Further, the heavily matrixed nature of Deep Targeted Services catalyzed a swift transition from a Feeding America consultant identifying the need for enhanced efficiency in agency ordering to Feeding America’s Technology team implementing an Agency Express solution, which will allow for real-time viewing of available inventory and online ordering by partner agencies at no cost. In fiscal year 2022, we aim to identify a next set of food banks to prioritize while also building an enhanced core team to guide food banks through Deep Targeted Services.

Special thanks!The Humana Foundation

Walmart Foundation

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doing more to amplify the issue of hunger It will take all of us, working together, to raise awareness for hunger relief and engage the public to take action to make ending hunger in our country a priority.

Special thanks!All Within My Hands

Comcast NBCUniversal

iHeartMedia

Nexstar Media Group

Pampered Chef

Walmart and Sam’s Club

The Walt Disney Company

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TODAY’s Season of Giving series

The Rose Parade’s New Year Celebration

Oates Song Fest 7908

70th Annual GoldenGlobe Awards®

“Selena + Chef” Thanksgiving special on HBO Max

“Inspiring America” feature on NBC

Face theNation

CNN

CNBC

NBCNews

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TheWashingtonPost

Associated Press

TIMEmagazine

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USAToday

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Forbes

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Entertainment Council member Leighton Meester and her husband Adam Brody volunteered with Feeding America and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank for Hunger Action Month to help distribute groceries to neighbors in need.

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doing more to advance nutrition and health The work of the Feeding America network extends beyond providing food to neighbors in need.

We develop and implement innovative programs that boost people’s access to nutritious foods and improve the well-being of households across the country.

During the past year, meaningful progress was possible due to increased support from healthcare partners and the formation of the Public Health Task Force, a cross-cutting effort to address workplace health and safety, mental health and well-being, and the food and nutrition needs of the most vulnerable neighbors during a public health crisis. We tested an innovative home-delivery program in partnership with healthcare providers and welcomed a new public health partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity.

In April 2021, our Health & Nutrition team began implementing the Nutrition in Food Banking Toolkit, training 32 member food banks in the adoption of new nutrition guidelines, applying an intercultural competence lens when sourcing and distributing food, and increasing engagement with communities to better meet food needs and preferences. We successfully scaled our Food Is Medicine pilot, nearly doubling the size to 14 food bank-healthcare partnerships, and launched Health Equity in Food Banking, a six-month training on the intersection of hunger, health and equity. Forty food banks participated in the inaugural cohort. Visit www.HungerandHealth.org to learn more.Special thanks!

Anthem Foundation

Blue Cross Blue Shield Association

Cardinal Health Foundation

CVS Health

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doing more to enrich partnerships

Anthem Foundation is a premier partner for Food is Medicine—our innovative food bank-healthcare partnership that supports people to live the healthiest life possible.

Darden Restaurants helped Feeding America add refrigerated trucks for food banks to support mobile pantry programs and food distribution in communities with the highest need.

Support from Barclays’ COVID-19 Community Aid Package enabled Feeding America network food banks to provide meals to neighbors facing hunger.

Jersey Mike’s donated 20% of domestic restaurant sales from the weekend before Thanksgiving 2020—helping provide over 25 million meals to families facing food insecurity in the U.S.

Crate and Barrel, together with its customers and associates, donated 6 million meals through their annual holiday campaign.

The JPB Foundation advances opportunity in the United States through transformational initiatives, including by supporting Feeding America’s COVID-19 Response Fund.

With the support of their dedicated store associates and generous customers, Crocs is proudly helping provide 10 million meals and counting to neighbors in need across the country.

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Jamie Kern Lima is proud to support Feeding America through donations from her bestselling book “Believe IT.”

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation proudly provided COVID-19 support to the Feeding America network and helped ensure equitable access to healthy food.

Out of concern for people facing food insecurity across the country, Mary W. Parker made a generous commitment to Feeding America.

From elevating awareness, volunteering and raising over $1.5 million, SAIC is proud to partner with Feeding America to fight hunger.

Performance Food Group has been a dedicated partner in the fight against hunger for over 15 years, proudly helping provide meals, volunteers and raising awareness.

Through a national TV campaign and a donation of 105 million meals, Subaru of America helped raise awareness and support for people facing hunger in the U.S.

RITZ donated $1 million to support children in the U.S. who needed more options for accessing meals while schools were closed due to the pandemic.

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doing more to mobilize disaster-relief support When disasters strike, the Feeding America network of food banks is prepared to mobilize and provide much needed food, water and relief supplies to help neighbors as they work to recover and rebuild.

During the past fiscal year, 29 food banks were affected by natural disasters that required supplemental support from Feeding America at the national level, and fellow network food banks. Members stepped in to address incremental needs for food and grocery items resulting from the disasters, including Hurricanes Hannah, Laura, Sally, Delta and Zeta; back-to-back winter storms Uri and Viola that devastated the South; and the unprecedented wildfire season in the West—all this, in addition to the network’s continued response to the increased demand for food due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Through the generosity of supporters like you, along with member food banks, Feeding America was able to provide impacted food banks with an estimated 11 million pounds of food, water and supplies to supplement their local response efforts. Your support helped channel millions of dollars in grant funding to network members for disaster capacity building and preparedness efforts.

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AIG Insurance

Albertsons Companies

All In Challenge

American Eagle Outfitters

American Express

The Beacon Fund

BJ’s Charitable Foundation

Booz Allen Hamilton

Capital One Services, LLC

Casey’s

Chick-fil-A

Circle K Stores Inc.

Citizens Bank

Conagra Brands and the Conagra Brands Foundation

Costco Wholesale Corporation

CVS Health

Darden Foundation

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation

General Mills and General Mills Foundation

Hollywood Foreign Press Association

HungerMitao

Jersey Mike’s Franchise System, Inc.

Michael Jordan

The Kroger Co. Zero Hunger | Zero Waste Foundation

Dale Larson

Peter and Veronica Mallouk

Morgan Stanley Foundation

National Football League

Sam’s Club

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Southeastern Grocers

Starbucks Coffee Company and The Starbucks Foundation

The Stavros Niarchos Foundation

Subaru of America, Inc.

Team Beans

TJX Companies and The TJX Foundation

Unilever

Walmart and the Walmart Foundation

Walton Family Foundation

Wells Fargo

Special thanks!

* Feeding America distributes funds to member food banks year-round. Totals reflect grants awarded to food banks July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021.

$181.1 MILLIONCOVID-19 Response Fund

$119.7 MILLIONFlexible Funding

$40.1 MILLIONCommunity Programs

$20 MILLIONFood Sourcing

$16.8 MILLIONCapacity Building

$2.2 MILLIONDisaster Relief

COVID-19 Response Fund100% of funds help the Feeding America network provide equitable food access and reach people disproportionately affected by the pandemic

Flexible Funding Funds that enable food banks to invest in areas of high need and high potential

Community ProgramsInitiatives that alleviate hunger for children, seniors and low-income families

Food Sourcing Food-rescue initiatives, including regional AgriHubs (fresh produce, protein and dairy) and programs that prevent food waste at retail grocery and manufacturing locations

Capacity BuildingInvestments in research and nutrition initiatives, capacity building for food pantries and network improvement

Disaster ReliefSupport for network members to deliver meals in the wake of disasters and during the long recovery that follows

doing more to bolster communities through investments Thanks to the exceptional generosity of donors like you, Feeding America increased funding 59% over the prior year—awarding* nearly $380 million in grants to network food banks. This grant funding included over $181 million in grants to support the COVID-19 Response Fund to help food banks across the country provide equitable food access and reach communities, families and people disproportionately affected by the pandemic and its economic fallout.

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financials

Feeding America strategically stewards the gifts received from generous supporters like you—98.5% of contributions go directly to programs that serve people facing hunger.

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2021 2020

FUNDRAISING $626,422 $582,659

DONATED GOODS AND SERVICES 3,520,792 2,964,998

TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT 4,147,214 3,547,657

FOOD PROCUREMENT REVENUE 176,561 89,149

OTHER REVENUE 3,876 8,020

TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE 4,327,651 3,644,826

MEMBER SERVICES 193,823 94,759

FOOD PROCUREMENT 3,771,173 3,221,342

PUBLIC AWARENESS AND EDUCATION 145,008 6,285

POLICY AND ADVOCACY 7,004 4,669

PROGRAMS 6,018 4,421

RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS 4,557 3,654

TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES 4,127,583 3,335,130

MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL 19,665 15,612

FUND DEVELOPMENT 44,575 34,306

TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES 64,240 49,918

TOTAL EXPENSES 4,191,823 3,385,048

INCREASE IN NET ASSETS BEFORE NON-OPERATING ACTIVITIES 135,828 259,778

WILLS AND BEQUESTS, INVESTMENT RETURNS AND OTHER 29,294 1,865

INCREASE IN NET ASSETS 165,122 261,643

NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR 399,955 138,312

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR 565,077 399,955

2021 2020

CASH $442,132 $316,274

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, NET 12,448 18,571

INVESTMENTS 72,853 44,767

CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVABLE, NET 55,121 43,294

OTHER ASSETS 3,485 2,602

PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT, NET 17,728 7,086

TOTAL ASSETS 603,767 432,594

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 15,678 23,167

CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED IN ADVANCE 11,737 6,226

LEASES PAYABLE 9,742 2,059

OTHER OBLIGATIONS 1,533 1,187

TOTAL LIABILITIES 38,690 32,639

WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTIONS 370,745 136,264

WITH DONOR RESTRICTIONS 194,332 263,691

TOTAL NET ASSETS 565,077 399,955

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 603,767 432,594

EXPENSES

PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE ASSETS

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

NET ASSETS

[ I N T H O U S A N D S ] [ I N T H O U S A N D S ]

Feeding America’s auditors have expressed an unmodified opinion on our

financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2021. Those financial

statements, which are available on Feeding America’s website, include associated

notes that are essential to understanding the information presented herein.

PUBLIC SUPPORT

REVENUE

PROGRAM SERVICES

SUPPORTING SERVICES

OPERATING ACTIVITIES

NON-OPERATING ACTIVITIES

statement of activities

statement of financial position

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financial snapshot

In fiscal year 2021, Feeding America had total public support and revenue of $4.3 billion and operating expenses of $4.2 billion.

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supporters

Partners and donors like you extend generosity and empathy for neighbors in need, helping enable the Feeding America network to bring transformational change to our country’s hunger landscape.

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visionary partners

Feeding America Visionary Partners are recognized for their generous contributions or commitments of $4 million, 40 million pounds of food and grocery products, or combined gifts of $2 million and 20 million pounds of food and grocery products or more.

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visionary partners

CVS HealthAt the start of the pandemic, when many people were seeking charitable food assistance for the first time, CVS Health and their customers stepped in to support this need. Together they generously supported local food banks across the country, providing meals for millions of people facing hunger. What began as an urgent response to COVID-19-inflated food insecurity transformed into a novel partnership that illuminates the intersection of hunger, health and equity; removes barriers to access food; and advances outcomes for the people we serve.

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Dale Larson

visionary partners

Dale LarsonDale Larson, long-time supporter of Feeding South Dakota, made a $30 million gift to the Feeding America network as part of his philanthropy to help meet basic needs of people across the country, and in particular, in markets where employees of his company live and work.

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Tony Robbins

visionary partners

McKinsey & Company

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Silicon Valley Community Foundation

visionary partners

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visionary partners

Walmart, Walmart Foundation and Sam’s ClubIn partnership with Feeding America, Walmart, Walmart Foundation and Sam’s Club have made significant contributions to increase access to nutritious food. In 2020, the Walmart Foundation invested more than $12 million to help remove local barriers to accessing meals and help enable critical hunger-relief programs and services, including OrderAhead, SNAP Application Assistance and capacity-building efforts. Throughout the year, Walmart and Sam’s Club also provided more than 660 million pounds of food through the Retail Store Donation program and rallied their suppliers and customers for the 8th annual Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign, which resulted in more than $26.5 million to help provide food for local communities.

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leadership partners

Feeding America Leadership Partners are recognized for their generous contributions or commitments of $1 million, 10 million pounds of food and grocery products, or combined gifts of $500,000 and 5 million pounds of food and grocery products or more.

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leadership partners

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The Crown Goodman Family

leadership partners

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The David Tepper

Charitable Foundation, Inc

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leadership partners

HSBCHSBC is deeply dedicated to Feeding America’s mission through volunteerism and support of Feeding America’s Ending Hunger strategy, child hunger and disaster response and recovery. As part of that work, HSBC’s partnership has enabled Feeding America to explore how to support neighbors in securing better jobs. Together in meaningful collaboration, HSBC engaged McKinsey & Company in creating a strategic framework for partnerships between network food banks and workforce development entities. These partnerships are being piloted in eight markets. HSBC proudly shares and supports Feeding America’s commitment to equity and inclusion through their outstanding partnership.

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Michael Jordan

The JPB Foundation

leadership partners

“ In these challenging times and in a year of unimaginable difficulty due to COVID-19, it’s more important than ever to pause and give thanks. I am proud to have donated additional proceeds from ‘The Last Dance’ to Feeding America and its member food banks in the Carolinas and Chicago to help feed people facing hunger in America.”

- Michael Jordan

THANK YOU TO

Michael Jordan

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leadership partners

The New York Times Neediest Cases FundAt a time of crisis when neighbors were facing food insecurity at unprecedented levels, The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund (NCF) helped to provide hope. Since 1911, the NCF has helped raise funds to directly support people most in need. Since 2019, Feeding America has proudly been one of the beneficiaries supported by the NCF campaign. This partnership has provided deep investments and meaningful exposure in the fight against hunger through powerful stories. This pandemic highlighted the barriers to food access, and NCF was there to not only deploy meaningful funding in support of hunger-relief efforts, but also to highlight the tremendous need across the Feeding America network.

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Silver Mountain Foundation for

the Arts

leadership partners

StarbucksSince 2016, Starbucks has been committed to the fight against hunger through its innovative FoodShare program in partnership with Feeding America, which has helped provide more than 31 million nourishing, ready-to-eat meals to Feeding America member food banks across the U.S. In 2021, Starbucks launched FoodShare in all U.S. company-operated stores and celebrated five years of the program. Also this year, Starbucks donated $1.7 million in equitable food access grants to Feeding America member food banks to help increase access to nutritious food among households with individuals who are Black, Indigenous, and people of color residing in communities experiencing high food insecurity rates.

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Karen Tansey

leadership partners

Stockil Family

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leadership partners

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Wheels Up, a leading private aviation company, has woven philanthropy into the fabric of its mission through their ongoing Wheels Up Cares program. At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Wheels Up launched the Meals Up hunger-relief initiative to raise awareness and support the Feeding America network. From volunteering, to raising funds, to advocating for hunger relief, the Wheels Up team, led by Chairman and CEO Kenny Dichter, engages thoughtfully and creatively in the work of hunger relief. Since the Wheels Up partnership with Feeding America began in 2020, they have raised over 63 million meals for neighbors in need.

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mission partners

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

Cost Plus World Market

The Everett B. & Patti Birch Foundation

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mission partners

James Annenberg La Vea Charitable

Foundation

Milton Lewis

Blake Lively & Ryan Reynolds

TM

MRC Entertainment

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are dedicated to ensuring people throughout the U.S. and Canada have reliable access to food. As supporters and advocates, Blake and Ryan shine a spotlight on the issue of hunger and the critical relief that organizations, including Feeding America, network food banks and Food Banks Canada, have provided to the vast number of people in need of food through the pandemic and beyond.

THANK YOU TO

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds

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Mary W. Parker

Alexis Pozen & Kevin Monahan

mission partners

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mission partners

The Townsend Foundation

©

Tiger Global Philanthropic Ventures

An Employee-Owned Company

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AbbVie Foundation

AF Cold Holdings 3 LLC

Ambit Cares

American Automobile

Association

Bank of America

California Milk

Advisory Board

Celebrity Wheel

of Fortune

Charles River Laboratories

The Cheesecake

Factory Incorporated

Chiquita Brands

International, Inc.

Clear Channel, Inc.

The Clorox Company

CNH Industrial

The Cornell Douglas

Foundation

Country Music Association

The David R. and

Patricia D. Atkinson

Foundation

Destination XL Group, Inc.

DKMS Americas

Dollar General

Facebook

Flowers Baking Company

Freedom Mortgage

Giant Food

Gordon Food Service

Graf & Lantz, Inc.

Greater Good Charities

The Otto and Phoebe Haas

Charitable Trusts

Linda and Albert M. Hartig

HCL America Inc.

Healthy Family Project

Hobson Lucas

Family Foundation

iHeartMedia

Instacart

JAB Holding Company

Joseph & Gene Swedish

Family Foundation Inc.

Kendra Scott LLC

Jamie Kern Lima

King Arthur Flour Co.

KPM Col Storage 2 LLC

Kwik Trip/Kwik Star

Lamb Weston Holdings, Inc.

The Louis & Harold Price

Foundation

The Cast and Crew of

Malcolm & Marie

Leslie and Colin Masson

Maverik

Musa and Thomas Mayer

Microsoft

Mighty Spark

Food Company

Netflix, Inc

Niagara Bottling

Northrop Grumman

Employee Giving

Omaha Steaks

Omaze

Performance Food Group

Philadelphia Insurance

Companies Foundation

The Pimco Foundation

PwC Charitable

Foundation, Inc.

QBE Foundation

QVC, Inc.

The Rachael Ray Foundation

Raley’s

RBC Capital Markets

Run Across America

SAIC

Save-A-Lot

ServiceNow, Inc.

Shady Rays

Sisters of the Sorrowful

Mother Generalate, Inc.

Smart & Final

Stanley Black & Decker

State Farm Insurance

Twenty-Seven Foundation

WarnerMedia

Weis Markets

Margaret and

Gary Wendlandt

The Wilkens Family

Foundation

Zegar Family Foundation

guiding partners

endowments

in-kind donors

GUIDING PARTNERS

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

IN-KIND DONORS

The following individuals, companies and organizations are recognized for their generous in-kind contributions.

AT&T

Barnes & Thornburg

Booz Allen Hamilton

DLA Piper

Google

Haynes and Boone, LLP

Holland & Knight

Keystone

Kitsch

Lineage Logistics

McKinsey & Company

Nielsen

Ogletree Deakins

Slalom

Tableau Foundation

Team Rubicon

ENDOWMENTS

The following individuals, family foundations and foundations are recognized for generously endowing funds to Feeding America to support the fight against hunger.

The Anonymous Endowment Fund for a Hunger-Free America

The Brichta-Crawford-Scott Memorial Endowment Fund

The Genberg-Lerman Family Endowment Fund

The Melinda Diane Genberg Endowment Fund

The Talia Gail Haber Endowment Fund

The Harding Educational and Charitable Foundation Endowment Fund

The Mary Ruth Herbers Endowment Fund

The George Karnoutsos Endowment Fund

The Kiehl Endowment Fund

The Korth Family Foundation Endowment Fund

The Alice S. Marriott Endowment for the Prevention of Childhood Hunger

The Judith Wellington Endowment Fund

The Ashley L. and Lilian H. Woods Memorial Endowment Fund

The Dr. Sonya Woods Anderson Endowment Fund

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ACE Media LLC

Advantest

AmeriCares

Amica Mutual

Insurance Company

Ashar Aziz

The Athlete’s Corner

BAND-AID® Brand

Patricia Banker and

Arthur Cote

Barilla

Bayer Corporation

Begin Today for Tomorrow

Blue Cross Blue

Shield Association

BMW Southern Region

Advertising Council

Boar’s Head

Provisions Co. Inc.

Cardinal Health Foundation

Caroo

Chobani

CIT

Coinstar

Compass Group

Credit Suisse

Customers Bank

CVC Capital Partners

Del Monte Fresh Produce

The Diane and

Ron Miller Fund

DoorDash

DW Legacy

Elsie Procter Van Buren

Foundation

Equitable Foundation

The Eucalyptus Foundation

Everlane

Exact Sciences

Ferguson Enterprises

Fidelity Investments

The Fontenot Family

Foundation 4Life

Fresh Thyme Market

Haynes & Boone, LLP

Hershey Family Foundation

Hilda & Preston

Davis Foundation

Hilibrand Foundation

Hormel Foods

Imperfect Foods

The Intercontinental Exchange

Jewelers Mutual Group

Joel Gott Wines

Just Play LLC

Keurig Dr Pepper

Kiehl’s Since 1851

Kimley-Horn Foundation

Kind LLC

KOS

Kuhn Foundation

Kum & Go

La Colombe Coffee Roasters

Laird Superfood, Inc.

Leon Lowenstein Foundation

Levine Leichtman

Capital Partners

Lidl US, LLC

Lopez Foods

ManTech International

Corporation

Mars, Incorporated

McCain Foods, Inc.

McCormick Foods

McLane Company, Inc.

Taylor and Eric McPherson

MetLife

Micro Focus

Monro, Inc

National Fluid

Milk Processor

Promotion Board

New York Life

Insurance Company

Nexstar Media Group, Inc.

Northern Trust Corporation

Novartis Foundation

OMD USA

Padosi Foundation

Pasadena Tournament of Roses

Pederson’s Natural Farms, Inc.

Ellen and Leonard Polaner

Price Chopper/Market 32

Randell Charitable Fund

Reynolds Consumer Products

Ring Family Foundation

Kathleen and

Chip Rosenbloom

Schoeneckers, Inc.

Schwan’s Corporate

Giving Foundation

SeaShare

Simek’s

Sovos Brands

SPARC Group LLC

Stephanie &

Lawrence Flinn, Jr.

Charitable Trust

Superior Plus Propane

Takeda Pharmaceutical

North America, Inc.

Taubman

TD Ameritrade

Thrivent Financial Bank

TikTok

The Timken Company

Transplace

Tristar Products, Inc

Unity Kind LLC

Viacom

Victra

Walgreen Co.

World Bank Group

supporting partners

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

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partners

Feeding America Partners are recognized for their generous contributions of $10,000–$149,999.

$149,999–$100,000

Adobe Systems Inc

ADP

All Within My Hands

Foundation

America’s Food Fund

The Angell Foundation

Annenberg Foundation

The Annie E. Casey

Foundation

Auction Cause

Avalon Trust Company

Ball-Holz Family

Charitable Fund

Bausch Foundation, LLC

BDO

Bergen Charitable Foundation

BMW Central Regional

Advertising Council, Inc.

BMW of North America, LLC

Barbara Broccoli

Michael Brody

Brookfield Properties

Retail Inc.

Buckingham Television

California Milk

Processor Board

Campbell Family Foundation

CHEP Charitable

Foundation, Inc.

Cisco Foundation

The Claddagh Fund

Charities Inc.

Clif Bar Inc.

CLOAK

CoBank

Computer Aid Inc.

Victor Constantiner

Crawford Family Foundation

Elena Crim

Deerbrook Charitable Trust

DHL Express

Shoshana and Kenny Dichter

DraftKings Inc

Elara Brands LLC

The Elizabeth Morse Genius

Charitable Trust

EQT Partners, Inc.

EXPRESS

Farmacy Beauty

Ford Motor Company

Fund and Community

Services

Foster Friess

Fremantle Media

North America, Inc.

GEICO Philanthropic

Foundation

Amy and Mike George

GoGo squeeZ

Herman Haksteen

The Hartford Financial

Services Group

Anne Hathaway and

Adam Shulman

The Hawks Foundation

Heartsprung Fund WA

The Heineman Foundation

Hewlett-Packard

Highgate Charitable

Foundation

HMS Holdings Corp

Holland & Knight LLP

I Run 4 Movement

Ingredion

Lauren Irell

Jeunesse Kids

John and Heidi Hassenfeld

Family Foundation

John Sperling Foundation

Joy in Childhood Foundation

Kaleta A. Doolin Foundation

Kalmbach Feeds, Inc.

Lillian Lincoln Foundation

The Lillian W. Patrick Trust

Lincoln Financial

Group Foundation

Linkedin

Phoebe and Mitchell Lipari

Louis Vuitton

North America

Medtronic

Susan S. and

Abel Merrill

Keith Monda

National Grid

National Mah Jongg

League, Inc.

Nuts.com

Omni Hotels & Resorts

Karen Ophir

Orix USA Corporation

Palo Alto Networks

Walter Patrick

Mark A. Peterson

Primal Wear, Inc.

The Primerica Foundation

Prudential Financial

RBC Foundation

RCN/Grande/Wave

Salesforce, Inc.

Marla Schaefer and

Steven Weishoff

Linda and Richard Schaps

Shawn Mendes Foundation

Christina and

Henry Shea

Sisters of Charity of

the Incarnate Word

Sisters of Saint Francis

Star Group, LP

Yoko Y. Tilley

Tosa Foundation

True Citrus

United Built Homes

USI Insurance

Services LLC

Shauna and Eric Varvel

Vital Projects Fund Inc

VIVA Physicians

Walters & Mason

Retail, Inc.

Marvin H. Weiner

William E. Seale Family

Foundation

Wolohan Family Foundation

Jeffery Wu

$99,999–$50,000

A2Z Wireless Holdings Inc.

Ab Initio Software

Acorn Hill Foundation, Inc.

The Agency Worldwide

Alex Mill Company, LLC

Alice and Russell

True Foundation

Alvarez & Marsal

Maria Amat

American Airlines

C. Michael Armstrong

ASI Central

Atkins Nutritionals and

Quest Nutrition

B&G Foods, Inc.

BABOR

Elizabeth and Donald Ballard

Lynn Barclay

The Barry & Mimi

Sternlicht Foundation

Anne and Robert Bass

Debbie and William Becker

Bella Tunno

Betsy and Stacey Berner

Big Ten Network (BTN)

BioMed Realty

Kathleen Bishop

Blackhawk Network, Inc.

Susan Blaustein and

Alan Berlow

The Boeing Company

G. Bradford and

Joan Hood Jones

Branson Family Foundation

Braun Intertec Corporation

Brierley & Partners, Inc.

Broadridge Foundation

Barbara Brody

Eileen and Harold Brown

The Buckeye Foundation

The Bunting Family

Foundation

Bunzl USA, Inc.

ButcherBox

Canadian Pacific

The Capital Group

Companies, Inc.

Pati and Alexander Carobus

Nicholas Carpenter

CBC Companies

CBF Consulting Group LLC

CBRE Group, Inc

Jeffrey Choney

Citrin Cooperman &

Company, LLP

Anne and Walter Clark

CNG Inc.

Naomi W. and

Harvey M. Cohen

William Cook

Judith L. Corley

CSAA Insurance Group

Katherine and Daniel Culley

Terese Cunningham and

Jeremy Miller

Dalfen’s Limited

Kay Daniels

Joseph Deal

Deborah Joy Simon

Charitable Foundation

Ellen DeGeneres &

Portia De Rossi

Dr. Scholl Foundation

Duke Energy

Mark Dvorak

Lisa and Alan Dynner

E*Trade Financial

Holdings, LLC

Edelman Family Foundation

Eight O’Clock Coffee Co.

Ellis Island Honors Society

Epicure

Estee Lauder Companies, Inc.

Even Responsible

Finance, Inc.

Experian

Awilda Fagin

FanDuel

Gerral Felson

Ferrara

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partners Fifth Third Bank

First American

Frank and Susan Armo Fund

The Frye Company

Virginia Fulton

Gap Inc.

Genentech

General Motors Corporation

GNSS LLC

Gordon Family Foundation

Scott Gorran

Jill Greenthal

Groupon, Inc.

David Groves

David Guetta

April Handel

The Harry and Jeanette

Weinberg Foundation

Karen and Robert Hawksley

Caroline Heald

James C. and

Michael P. N. Hormel

Susan and John Hoyle

Jane and Paul Huang

Howmet Aerospace

Foundation

Ilene S. Ross Revocable Trust

IncredibleBank

Invenergy

Iovate Health Sciences

J Frank Associates LLC

Jacob and Valeria

Langeloth Foundation

Bharati Jain

Kendall Jenner

The Joan M. Wismer

Foundation

The Jordan Family

Foundation, Inc.

Kaiser Permanente

The Katzenberger Foundation

Keysight Technologies

Foundation

Flora and Fred Khosravi

Kindred at Home

The Kingsberg Foundation

Kiphart Family Foundaton

Kathy and Stan Knudsen

The Kramer Family

Foundation, Inc.

Alison and Steven Krausz

Kruger Products

Pamela Leech

Debra and Mark Leslie

Daniel Levi

Christa and Steve Leyendecker

Caren and Jordan Libit

Lincoln Investment

Planning, LLC

Rhoda Lindsay

Littlefield Foundation

Lockheed Martin

Cathy Lurie

Bryan Macpherson

Malott Family Foundation

Marc and Kathy Gordon

Family Foundation

Marcum Foundation

Markel Corporation

Mass Mutual

James Mazzitelli

Jan McAdoo

Anita McCabe

Elizabeth McElroy

Erick Mears

Merck Partnership For Giving

The Michael and Robin Psaros

Family Foundation

MLB Charities

MONAT Gratitude, Inc.

Monster Energy Company

Charles Moran

Jeff Morris

Mr. Cooper

MTN OPS

Robert Munson

Amirtha Naadimuthu

National Alcohol Beverage

Control Association

NBPA Foundation

Laura Nelkin and

Maxim Paperno

Nike, Inc

Carla and Ryan Norris

Brian Norton

NOW Health Group, Inc.

Mary Jo Nutt

Oak View Group

Kenneth Okin

Olly

Yamada Osler

Palm Harbor Homes Inc.

Paul Hastings LLP

Simon Pearce

Pegasystems

Persistent Systems Inc.

Pettit Foundation

The Pfizer Foundation

PHE, Inc.

The Philip I. Kent Foundation

Deborah Pines

Play Per View

PMI LLC

Candace Press

Deborah and Robert Price

Progress Charitable

Foundation DE

Pura Vida Bracelets

Jean Raymond

Red Hat, Inc.

Renaissance Family

Foundation

Risk Strategies

Room & Board

Monica and Brooks Rosenquist

Round It Up America

Veronica Rynn and

Bob Gerber

S&C Electric Company

Carole Sager

Schlage Lock Company LLC

John Schlatter

Laura Schubert and

Daniel Litchfield

Amy Schumer

Chandra Sekhar

Marlene and William J. Semple

Serendipity Foundation

Kelli Shaughnessy and

James D. Stanton

Sheetz, Inc.

The Shirley & William

Fleischer Family

Foundation, Inc.

Sikich LLP

Sony Pictures Entertainment

Sophia LP

Robert Soros

Southwest Airlines

Southwire Company

Helen Star

Starlight Resources, Inc.

Mary and David Swanson

Synchrony Bank

Richard Talmadge

Pamela and Eric Tang

Tata Consultancy

Services Limited

Tawani Foundation

Gregory Teeters

Robert Terashima

Textron Aviation

Thermomix

Thomas Family Foundation

Mary Trafford

Meghan E. Trainor

Jill and Jay Twery

UBS

USANi LLC

Victoria’s Secret and

Victoria’s Secret PINK

Visa Inc.

Guhan Viswanathan

VMware Foundation

Beth and Kurt von Emster

Wakely Consulting Group, LLC

Kelly and John Waller

Jariya Wanapun and

Arthur Chu

The Wasily Family Foundation

Waste Management, Inc

John Weersing

Judith Wellington

Molly White

Linda and Scott Wolpert

Nancy Woo and Toby Paff

Working Assets/CREDO

Johanna and Caleb Wright

Yessah Productions

YourMedicare.com LLC

Anna Zell

$49,999–$25,000

Ack Productions

Celebrity Show Off

Acosta Sales & Marketing

Antonia and Gregory Adams

Arthur Adler

Aerospace

The Alberta S. Kimball-Mary

L. Anhaltzer Foundation

Ronald Albrecht

The Alcon Foundation

Aldridge Electric Inc

Isabel Alexander

The Alice Lawrence

Foundation Inc.

The Allstate Foundation

Lucien Alziari

Ambarella Corp

American Family Insurance

AmeriCares

Amgen

AMH Development, LLC

Anna McWane Charitable

Foundation

Stacia Andrews

Apex Fun Run, LLC

AppLovin

Ardent Mills

The Arthur J. Gallagher

Foundation

ASEA Advancing Life

Foundation

Ashland Inc.

Avenue Capital Management

Bank of the West

Joanne Balling

Susan Barnum

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Anna and Edward Bastian

Kenneth Batko

Samuel Baum

Samantha Bee

Robert Bertrand

Nicholas Besbeas

Bill & Melinda Gates

Foundation

Biogen Foundation

Elizabeth J. Block

John Bloom

Boehringer Ingelheim

Cares Foundation

The Boston Red Sox

Foundation

Evan Bower

Connie Bracco and

Alexandra Jackson

Kathy and Doug Bradley

Louise and David Brearton

Richard Briggs

Louise Brill and Mary Donnelly

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company

Jenne K. Britell

Broadridge Securities

Processing Solutions, Inc.

Carole Brown

Nancy Brown

Brown & Brown, Inc.

Bruster’s Real Ice Cream

Buddhist Global Relief

Paula and Ross Buhrdorf

Bundy Family Foundation

Burke Norton

Burlingame Foundation

Burns & Wilcox

C Metropoulos

The Calipari Foundation

Martha Campbell

David Carella

Casey Family Programs

Ann Marie and

Dennis Castenfelt

Carol Cavanaugh

CDW Corporation

CenturyLink, Inc.

Michele Cernosek

Robert Chaffeur

Charles River,

Insourcing Solutions

Barbara and

R. Kingsbury Chase

Chase Family Foundation

Chevron Matching

Employee Fund

Kimberly Chisholm

CHNGE

Justin Christian

Doris Christopher

Cink Fundraising

CJM Wealth Advisers, Inc.

CNA Foundation

Wesley M. Clark

The Clifford Family Foundation

Cogan Family Foundation

James M. Cohen

Steven Cohen

Jennifer Colantuoi

Colleague Engagement

Committee

ConferenceDirect

Contagious Creative LLC

Lisa Cornblatt

Alexander Cornell

Costello Real Estate and

Investments, LLC

Cree, Inc.

The Crimson Lion Foundation

Crock Pot

Culver Digital Distribution Inc.

Culver’s

Cutter, Inc.

Wendy Cutri

Cynthia Darnell

David & Terri Kester

Foundation, Inc.

David and Ann Sutherland

Family Foundation

Deborah and Thomas Davidson

Oscar Davis

Brian Deangelo

Dell Employee Giving Program

Esther and Robert Delucia

DentaQuest

The Denver Foundation

Michelle DeWine

DGBB Foundation

Jennifer Donald

Dorothy K Davis

Foundation Inc.

Dubner Family Foundation

The Echo Design Group, Inc.

The Effenesse Foundation

Michal Everist

Richard Everist

Excel Sports Management

Fannie Mae Foundation

Laura and Edward Felten

First American Home

Warranty

First Tech Federal

Credit Union

Alice and W. Clinton Fisher

William Fisher

Martha Flanders

Flash Merch LLC

FlexiVan

Flow Traders

Gail and Mike Flynn

Fortified Title, LLC

Mary Jane Fortin

Jody Fouch

Foundation To

Decrease World Suck

Founders Pledge

Frank L. Stile Foundation

Steven Fox

Patricia Fox-Callan

Kathy Friebel

Frito-Lay, Inc.

Nancy Garfien and

Jackson Ryder

Jean and Richard Garner

GE Foundation

Donetta George

Giesecke+Devrient Currency

Technology America, Inc.

The Giving Back Fund

Global Giving for the Greater

Good Inc

Marvin Glyder

Goldberg Kohn Ltd.

Goldman, Sachs & Co

Gillian and Ellis Goodman

Betsy and Barton Goodwin

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber

Company

Graeme Hunter Survivors

The Graymer Foundation

Maria C. Green

Grenzebach Glier &

Associates

Susan Griswold

Susan Grunn

Guaranteed Rate Companies

Guardian Life Insurance

Company of America

Savannah Guthrie

Karen Hailpern and

Robert Bacon

John Harding

Harding Education and

Charitable Foundation

Linda H. Hanauer

Elliott Hart

Julia Hasenzahl and

Mitesh Patel

Irmy and Myron Haugen

Health Food Associates, Inc.

Terri Hearsh

Hearst Magazines

Jason Hilbert

Holder Construction Company

Homestar Financial

Corporation

J. Keith Horne

Suzanne and David Horvath

Daisy Housel-Miller and

Ted Miller

Sarah Howe

David Howell

Husch Blackwell, LLP

David Hyde Pierce and

Brian Hargrove

Peter B. Imrey

Indiaspora ChaloGive

for COVID-19

Inspire Energy

Insurance Industry

Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Kyrie Irving

J S & S Michaan Foundation

J.W. Kieckhefer Foundation

Jack & Jill of America, Inc.,

South Central Region

Jack and Jill Foundation

Michael Jamesson

JBT Corporation

The JCT Foundation

The Jim Cox, Jr. Foundation

JLG Family Holdings, LLC

JMG Financial Group, Ltd.

Jobcase

John Hancock

Life Insurance Company

The John W. Mooty

Foundation Trust

Sarah Johnson

Johnson Outdoors Inc

Paul Juvalles

Michal and Daniel Katcher

Kate W. Cassidy Foundation

Marcia and Ned Kaplin

Sonia Kastner

The Kenneth and

Harle Montgomery

Foundation

Kering Saint Laurent

Irvin Kessler

Theresa and David Kester

Coyla Ketchy

Khachaturian Foundation

Phyllis and Royal Kiehl

The Kislak Family

Foundation, Inc.

Vanita and Krishna Kolluri

Marcia and Walter Kortschak

KPMG

Sara and Joel Kremer

Soo Kwon

partners

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Peter LaFleche

Langan Engineering &

Environmental Services

Jonathan Lavine

Margaret and Herbert Lee

Liz and Eric Lefkofsky

Legal Zoom

Abby Leigh

Wilma Lessman

Beth and Richard Levine

Michael Levy

Lewis I. Brunswick and

Rebecca Matoff

Foundation, Inc.

Jeremy Lin

Lincare Holdings Inc

LMI

Dominick Lobraico

Karen and Marvin Lohmann

Valerie London

Loring, Wolcott &

Coolidge Trust, LLC

Barney Lund

Linda Lulkoski

Cathey and Donald Lynn

The Lynn S. Stern and Jeremy

Lang Family Foundation

Dodie and Ian MacAuley

Marie Elaine Mackiewicz

Beth and Tom Maguire

Make Waves

The Mancheski Foundation, Inc.

Cecilia and Carlos Marin

Marlene Marker

Leslie and Peter Marks

Joan and Robert Matloff

McCormick Charitable Trust

W. Mckee

MediaAlpha

Mary Meelia

Metropolitan Richmond

Sports Backers

Heidi and Brian Miller

Virginia Miller

Christopher Milligan

Gail Milliken

Mission 500

Mod + Jo

Karen Moore

Cathy and Mike Mosman

Don Mount

Kary and Gary Myers

George Mykoniatis

MZ Wallace Inc

NB Group

NewRez

Cody Newton

Niantic, Inc

Norman International, Inc.

Norwex Foundation

For A Brighter Future Inc.

NVIDIA

Oakland Spine and

Physical Therapy

Katherine Obrien

Nancy and Duke Okes

OneMain Financial

Option Care

Osborn Williams & Donohoe

Out of the Box, Inc.

OverSimplified Media, Inc.

Park Mobile

Prapti Patel

Pauline & Edgar Stern

Foundation

Douglas Paxton

Robert Penfield

Mary Perkins

Phyllis and Irving

Smith Foundation

Marc Plonskier

PMA Companies

Ports America

Premiere TV

Printpack

Quaker Maid Meats

Quest Analytics LLC

Quonochontaug

Foundation

Radcliffe Group

Raytheon

Realogy

Regeneron

Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

The Renaissance Foundation;

Stephanie Fowler and

Irving Levin

Revelation Wellness

Nick Richardson

Ira Riklis

The Robert J. Bauer

Family Foundation

Emily Roberts

Rockefeller Group

Jeff Rosenzweig

Barbara Rossetti

Rox United

Joffrey Roy

RSM US Foundation

Susan Ruskin Landau and

John Landau

Patricia and

Frank S. Russo

S&P Global Foundation

Dana Sacco

Sai Maa Foundation

Samsung

Sarfaty-Siegel Foundation

For the Future

Michelle and Jeffrey Saye

SBK Stearns Family

Foundation

Harold Schiferl

Lawrence Schoenecker

Terri Schramm

James Schwartz

Sylvia Shortt

Shutterfly

Cem and Tam Sibay

The Sidney, Milton & Leoma

Simon Foundation

Paul Siler

Cathey Sinclair and

Horace Leitch

SitusAMC

Sizewise Rentals, LLC

The SKK Foundation

Marilyn Slater

Small Pet Select

Cynthia Smith and

Harold Brockman

Nancy and David Smith

Vickie and Marc A. Smith

Sony Music Entertainment

SparkNet Communications

David Speert

Laurel Spellman Smith and

Brian Smith

Spiritual Gangster

Stantec Consulting

Services, Inc.

Starr Companies

Starr Foundation

The Stationery Studio, LLC

Benjanin Statz

Elizabeth and David

Steinglass

Peggy Stephan and

Bill T. Weihman

Juneko Steele

The Steven B. Schonfeld

Foundation

Stonepeak Infrastructure

Partners

The Sullivan Family

Charitable Foundation

Supreme Lodge

Knights of Pythias

SWBC Foundation

Synergy55, Inc.

Synopsys Foundation

Taboola, Inc.

Taylor Morrison Foundation

Dale Taylor

Jordan Taylor

Lewis Terman

Joyce Thibodeaux

The Thomas and

Dorothy Leavey

Foundation

The Thomas R. and

Deborah A. Davidson

Foundation

Deborah and Bart Thomsen

TisBest Philanthropy

Michael Toy

Tricida, Inc.

Calli Tripp

Truman Heartland

Community Foundation

Twitter

Ukrainian National

Women’s League

of America

United Way Of

Rhode Island

Univision Communications, Inc.

Up and Running Group

Rosemary Utz and

Douglas Jones

The Valhalla

Charitable Foundation

Deanna Van Gestel

Vanguard

Kendra Vara and

Christopher Swiedler

Verizon

Vivian and Paul Olum

Charitable Foundation

Volansys

Voxx International

Anthony Waggoner

Karen and Eli Wallace

Elizabeth Wallis

Washington Idaho

Rainbow Girls

Stanley Watt

Angela Webb

Lillian Weichsel

Gwen Weiner

Bonnie Westfall

WestRock Foundation

Janice Wilmot

Catherine and

Eugene Wolfe

WonderSlim

The Wyss Foundation

Jamie Yas

Mike Yeates

Michael York

partners

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Mary Younkin

Yumi

Zappos

Jon Zumsteg

$24,999-$10,000

455 Foundation

A.B. Regester Foundation

Abe Littenberg Foundation

Ronnie Abrams

Lawrence Abramson

Accenture LLP

Patrick Acker

Ackerman

ACS Infrastructure

Development Inc.

Acxiom

Nancy S. Adams

and John Burgess

Paula and Parks Adams

Warren Adams

Adams Street Partners, L.P.

Adidas

AF Group

Thomas Ajamie

Alclear Holdings, LLC

Toni Alexander

Alexander Wood

Revocable Trust

The Alfred A. & Hanina Z.

Shasha Foundation

The Alice Shaver

Charitable Trust

Grayson Allen

Allianz Life Insurance

Company of North America

David Allsbrook

Altria Group, Inc.

Sheila Ambrose

American Chemistry Council

American Institutes

for Research

American Land Title

Association

American Regent, Inc.

AmerisourceBergen

Amherst Foundation

Amicus Amico Foundation

ANC Sports Enterprises, LLC

Martin Anderson

Ronald Anderson

Andover Fabrics Inc.

Andrew Sabin Family

Foundation

Anita B. and Howard S.

Richmond Foundation, Inc.

Sara Anschuetz

Antenna Consulting

Aon

Apollo

Appleby Charitable Lead

Applied Materials

Foundation Employee

Engagement Fund

Araca Merchandise, L.P.

Leslie and Barry Ariko

Brian Armstrong

Madeleine Arnow

Arthur Zaltzman Foundation

Linda Arvin and Daniel

Hitchcock

Sudhanshu Arya

Ascensus Inc

Aspen Insurance Holdings Ltd

Association of School

Business Officials

International

AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals

Susan Atkins

ATL Touring, Inc

Auction.com

Audio-Technica Us, Inc.

Corporate

Robert Aulgur

Bader Rutter

Lesley K. Baier

and Richard S. Field

Baker Tilly Foundation

Bakery Equipment

Manufacturers

& Allieds (BEMA)

Suzanne Ball

Ballard Spahr LLP

The Bandai Foundation

The Barbara A. Stiefel

Foundation, Inc.

Pamela and Steven Barger

The Barnwood Foundation

Lynda Barry

Abigail Bartholomew

Susan and Mathias Barton

Laura Bascomb

Nan Bases

Elizabeth Batarse

Ibrahim Batshon

Geraldine Battistoli

Lisa and Ian Bavey

Baxter

Beacon Hill Staffing

Group, LLC

Tanis Beadle

Christine Beauchamp

Bryan Bechtoldt

Ann Beck

Alane Becket

Cheryl K. Beebe

Stephen J. Beers

Neda and Mathew Behnam

Navid Behroozi

William Bennett

Bercom International, LLC

Bergen Charitable Foundation

Bergen Foundation

Matthew Berk

Berkery, Noyes & Co., LLC

Berkshire Hathaway

Maria Bermudez

Judith Bero

John Berookhim

Jean Bethke

Steven Beyer

Beyond Better Foods LLC

Michael Bielamowicz

Bielasco

Billie Blooms

Susan and David Bize

Juliet Blakespoor

Rodger Blake-Ward

Blenheim Homes

Catherine Blessing

Shirley Bloomfield

Blue Clover LLC

Blue Moon Capital

Partners LP

Esther A. Blum

Nancy and Richard Blum

Priscilla H. Blum

Michael Blumenstein

BNY Mellon

Billy Bobo

Jackie and Walter Bochenek

Phyllis Bock

Johanna Bockman and

Andrew Zimmerman

Richard Bogner

John Bonacorsi

Gino Bonanotte

Jacqueline Bonneau

Robert Bourdon

Bouyea & Associates

Van Boyd

Jack Boyle

Mary and Valentino Bozzelli

Barbara S. Brack

Susan Bradley

Bradley Family Foundation

Kelly Brady and Gerber Ciano

Patricia Brady

Mary Bragg

The BRANDT Foundation

Martha Branstad

Breakthrough Prize

Foundation

Kim and Rae Ann Brenckman

Charles Brendler

Brighthouse Services, LLC

Ralph Brindis

Mathew Brinitzer

Brixmor Property Group

Katherine Brobeck

Carol Brockwell

Carol Brodeur

Eric Brody

David Brown

Eileen Brown

Jane Brown

Phil Brown

Carol J. Brull

Julia and Ross Bruner

Katherine A. Buckley

Dianne Buckminster

Leslie Bullock

Abigail S. and William Burke

David Burke

William Burke

Janet Burns

Eileen and William Bush

Betty Bushman

Margaret and Michael Butler

Sally Button

CACI, Inc.

Patricia Caddell

Ian Caffrey

CalAmp

Calerie

Charles Cali

Callahan Dee Family

Foundation

Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation

Cambia Health Foundation

Jeremy Cameron

Lawrence Cameron

Shelly and Michael Camp

Jenny Campbell

Patricia Campbell

Robert Campbell

Sarah Campbell

Carmen Caneda

CannonDesign

Gary Cantor

Capital Group Co. Charitable

Foundation

Lisa and David J. Carabetta

Bobby Cardwell

Fleurette A. Carleen

Marte Carlson

Maria Carreno

Mary Warren Case

and Stanley F. Case

partners

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Brian Casey

Jacob Castaldi

Kim Castiglione

Maria Castro

Catalent Pharma Solutions

Caterpillar Foundation

Jessica Catino

Mary Cavallaro

CBIZ, Inc.

Cedar Fair

Lisa Ceide

Cele H. and William B. Rubin

Family Fund

Cetera Financial Group

Noah Chaimberg

Laura Chamberlain

Ka Man Chan

Tushar Chandra

Enson Chang

Peter Chang

Richard Chang

Sherry and Francis Chaples

Charles and Lucille King

Family Foundation

Charles Schwab Foundation

Richard Chasin

Ratan Chaudhuri

Samuel Cheek

ChemTreat, Inc.

Robert Chenal

Janis and Edward Cherry

Chilmark Foundation

Ann and Mark Chisam

Barry Chiswick

Andrew Cho

Mi Hei Cho

Chrome Hearts LLC

Donald Chu

Amy Chua

Christopher Chua

The Chubb Corporation

Marvel Church

Church Mutual Insurance

CO Foundation

Ciena

CIGNA Foundation

Circle Wealth Management

Karen and Jonathan Citow

Zachary Clark

Sarah Clatterbuck

and Richard Warner

Nancy Clayton

Laura Cleveland

Thomas H. Clewe

Clyde & Co.

Arielle Cohen and Yugo Nakai

Jay Cohen

Risa and Robert Cohen

Michael Cohn

CohnReznick LLP

Shane Coker

Leora Cole

Cole Family Revocable Trust

Avery Coleman

Barbara Coleman

Kendall and Sonia Collins

Combs Family Fund

Computer Services, Inc.

ConocoPhillips

Deborah and

Raymond Conrad

Trisha Conroy

Control4 Procurement

John Cooke

Timothy Cope

Lucas Corty Erickson

John Costas

Emily and John Costigan

Linda Cote

Carole and John Cotton

Cousins Properties LP

Ruth Lynn Craig

Crossroads Church

Sheryl Crow

Kimberly and Angelo Crowell

The CSM Group

Jan and Donald Culp

Cumming Foundation

Tess Cunard

Curbell Medical Products, Inc

Mark Curran

Christine and Michael Curry

Kyle Curtin

Michael Cushing

Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.

Elizabeth Cushman

Karen and Frank Dabby

Daily Stoic

Thomas Daniel

Daniel Lynch Foundation Inc.

John Danner

Margaret Darby

Diane Daren and Loretta

O’Connor

The Darius Benham Trust

Datainsure

Datasite

Kimberly Davies

Sheila and Jonathan Davies

Caroline Davis

Mark Davis

Mary Davis

Nancy Davis and Stuart

McCrary

Decadent Publishing

Harris Decker

Suzanne Decker

Dan Deighan

Susan Delaney

Delaware Life

Colleen and James Del Giorno

Denta Quest

Dermira, Inc.

Judy Derocher

Victoria De Salles

Toby Deutsch

Deutsche Bank Americas

Foundation

John Devaney

Teresa and RJ Devick

Chris Dewald

Craig Dewall

Dexcom

The Dicecco Family

Foundation

Diane Dichter

Adele Dickinson

The Diebold Foundation

Herbert C. Dike

Taylor Dilk

Joy and James Dillard

Natasha Dillinger

Josh Dillon

Tamara Dillon

Discover Financial Services

Diversified Foods, Inc.

Yubo Diwu

Jane and Dan Dixon

DocuSign

Jason Domanico

Julie Donnelly

Geraldine Donoghue

Noah P. Dorsky

Michael Dow

Thomas Dowling

Mona Downey

Anne Downs

Kim Drackett

Shana Draugelis

Jeff Dreher

Fay Dresner

Dseap International Inc

Arthur Dsouza

Laurie and Scott

Dubchansky

Glenn Ducat

Amelia Duffy

Matthew Dufour

Mike Dulla

Dianne Dumanoski

Deborah Dunay

Genevieve Duncan

Kelly Dunn

Mary and Sam Dunn

Carol Durham

Patty Durkin

Donald Dusenberry

Jennifer Dye

Elizabeth and Brian Eaton

eBay Foundation

Linton Eberhardt

Sharif Ebrahim

Ariel Eckblad

Ecolab

Donna Moore-Ede

Brian Edgar

E.F. Merkert 1996 Charitable

Foundation

Sarah Ehrlich

eHungry, Inc.

Lee Eichhorn

E. Joseph Evans

Charitable Trust

Carrie and Glenn Ekey

Charles Elder

John Eldred

The Eleven Eleven Project, Inc.

Elis Olsson Memorial

Foundation

Connie Ellerbach

Nancy Elliott

Sarah Ellwood

ElmTree Funds, LLC

Elsevier

Andrew Eltes

Emerald Foundation Fund

Emser International

Encino Energy LLC

Eric Enderton

Trista Engel

EPAM

Equifax Foundation

Equinix, Inc.

Erich and Della Koenig

Foundation

Karen and Todd Ernest

Nanci Jean Erskine

Natasha Esch

Everest Campus Services

Company, LLC

Eversheds Sutherland

Exelon Foundation

Expert Link Inc.

EZCORP Foundation

F5 Networks

Fabiola Foundation, Inc.

Julie Falconer

Roni Falk and John Harper

Michael Farley

Blair Farwell

partners

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Steven Feder

Susan and William Federici

FedEx

The Feidler Family

Foundation

Christine and Ken Ferrone

John Feser

Fidelity Information

Services, LLC

Fiduciary Trust Charitable

Fields BMW

Fiera Capital Inc.

Financial Council, Inc.

The Fink Family

Foundation, Inc.

First State Trust Company

William Fischbach

Charlotte F. Fischer

Jeff Fischer

The Fischer Family

Christine and Stephen Fisher

Fisher Pen Co.

Austin Fite

Deborah and John Fitzgerald

Flack Global Metals

Madlyn and Richard Flavell

Jody Fleischer

FlexPrint LLC

Kathleen Flohr

Janet W. Flores

Tessa Sage Flores

Scott Douglas Flynn

Food Shippers

of America, Inc.

For Love & Lemons

Shirley Forbes

Cindy and John Ford

Cynthia Ford

Thomas Ford

Mary Beth Forshaw and

Thomas Merrill

Fortress Investment

Group, LLC

ForwardPMX

Denise Foster

Louise and Vince Foster

David Franks

Alice and Ronald Frazier

Robin Freeman

Fresh Express

Dave Friedlander

Andrew Friedman

Laurie and Greg Friedman

Michael Friend

Kenneth Frieze

Andrew Frisella

FTI Consulting, Inc

Sandra Funk

Terry Furgerson

Jason Furman

Barbara and Gregory Furstst

G.A. Fowler Family

Foundation

Kris Gale

Mark Gallagher

The Gant Family Foundation

Peggy Gartner

Jon Gatta

Richard Gatto

Gavilon Global AG

Holdings, LLC

GBU Financial Life

GCM Grosvenor

Pia Gedeon

Lisa Geller

Annie and

Thumpasery George

The George Lucas Talk Show

Geosyntec Consultants

Melissa Gerber

David St. Germain

Mary Gesualdo

John Geweke

Susan and Gary Giacomi

Edwina and Bruce Gibbs

Tamika Gibson

The Gilbane Foundation

Lynn Gilbert

Sarah Gilbert and

Carl Wieman

Elliot M. Gill

Mary Cornelia Ginn

Liane and Laurence Ginsberg

Gaetano Giordano

GitHub

Robin and Russell Glass

GlaxoSmithKline

Robert Glicksteen

Global Atlantic

Financial Group

Global Infotek, Inc

Susan and Kent Glossop

GLT Products

Joan Goddard

Golden Circle

Goldhill Family

Foundation Inc

The Goldie Anna

Charitable Trust

Goldstien

Stephanie and Josh Goldstine

Melissa Goodell

The Good Hart Retreat

Nancy and George Goris

Nancy G. Goroff

Matthew Graham

Velvet Graham

Pamela and Thomas Green

Michael Greenberg

Daniel Greenstone

Greg and Kendy Meyer

Gift Fund

Jennifer Greiner

Susan and Greg Griffith

Joan and Roger Grimm

Elizabeth Grinnell

Ehud Grofman

Groom Law Group

Jason Grosfeld

Group O Marketing Solutions

Lisa Grunwald Adler

Linda and John Gullett

The Gumbo Foundation

Josephine Gumnp

Elizabeth Gunn

Aliza and Marc Guren

Ruth Haber

Randall Hack

Hae Ahm (Sea Rock)

Foundation

Hagans Family

Charitable Fund

Jeanne and Mark Haggerty

Ann Hale

Melanie Hale

James Halpert

Tammy Halvorsen

Elizabeth Hamilton

and Ezra Bayda

Sally Hamilton

William Hamilton

The Hamilton Family

Foundation

Handi-Foil

Margaret Haneberg

Hanmi Bank

Linda Hanson

William Hapgood

Faith Harding Mori

Linda and Michael Hardwick

Josh Harris

Halley Harrisburg

Bernadette and James

Harrison

Nora and Jon V. Harrison

Nancy Hart

Ian Hasinoff

Brooke Hathaway

Frances Haulman Herbst

The HAVI Group LP

Sharon Hayman Katz

David Haynes

HDR Foundation

Hearts of Compassion Fund

Marge and Roger F. Heegaard

Deborah Heg

Kathy Hegna

Timothy Hein

Heisman Trophy Trust

Jessica Heldman-Beck

Pamela Helms

Lee Helterline

Arne Henriksen

Roland Herbst

William Herdle

Hero Arts Rubber Stamps, Inc.

Catherine L. Heron and

Albert C. Schneider

Hal Herzog

Jane Hiatt

Tammy High

David Hill

Hisco

Anne and Michael Hochberg

Roger Hochschild

Suzanne Hocker

Amber Holcomb

Kristine Holden

Helen and Leo Hollein

Tom Hollis

Barbara Holmberg

Christine Holmes

Frank Holsenbeck

Homelegance, Inc.

Hope for Living Water LLC

Robin and Richard Horn

Daniel Horne

Martha Horne

Rebecca Hoveida

Roger Howarth

Valerie Howell

HP Hood LLC

Mary Hudgins

Mary Huff

Chad Huffhines

Benjamin Hughes

Melissa Hughes

David Humm

Betty Hung

Andrew Hurd

Kirsten Hviid

Hypertherm Hope

Foundation

Hyundai Capital America’s

Community Pride Fund

IBM Employee Services

Center

Ibotta, Inc.

Illinois Tool Works

Foundation

partners

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Independent Wealth

Management

Inframark LLC

Innersense Organic Beauty

Insight Global Services

Sharon and James Intagliata

Intel

InterContinental Hotels Group

Interpublic Group

of Companies

Intuit, Inc.

Intuitive Foundation

Invesco

IOMAXIS, LLC

Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals, Inc

The IRONMAN Foundation, Inc.

I. S. Wong Foundation

Anne and Robert Ivanhoe

The I.W. Foundation Inc

The Jack H. and Ruth C.

Campbell Foundation

Jack Weisberg Charitable

Foundation

Theodore Jackness

Jacobsen Family Trust

The J. Addison and Marion M.

Bartush Family Foundation

Niraj Jain

James M. and Margaret V.

Stine Foundation

The JAMF Nation Global

Foundation

The Janki Foundation

Lynn Janklow

Jay D. Cline Rev. Trust

Pamela and David Jennings

Josh Jensen

JJR Foundation

JKW Foundation

Jilli Joffe

John and AnnaMaria Phillips

Foundation

John Deere Foundation

John M. Simpson Foundation

Adriana Johnson

Christine Johnson

Claire and Jesse Johnson

David Johnson

Janet and Colin Johnson

Pamela Johnson

Stephen Johnson

Kevin Jones

Jones Lang Lasalle Americas

Susan Jones

Joseph and Arlene Taub

Foundation

Nancy and Robert S. Joslin

Allen S. Joslyn

Andrew Justin

Alejandro Kahan

Michael Kahn

Peter Kalafatis

Jackson Kalb

James Kallman

Kelly Kamsinki

Rachel Kaplan and Bob

Riesman

Kaplan Family Foundation

The Kaplan Family Trust

Nilesh Karmarkar

Karney Guren Family

Foundation

Elizabeth Kasser

and Shmuel Sorkin

Ram Katamaraja

Roberta and Bart Kaufman

The Kaufmann Foundation

Kay Family Foundation, Inc.

Jane Kearns

Rosalind and Michael Keiser

Sue Keller

Lee Kelley

Rose Kelly

Kenneth Kent

Ketchum, Inc.

Ketogenic.com

Kilpatrick, Townsend &

Stockton LLP

Christine Kim

Janet Kinard

Denise King

Kingsbury, Inc.

Kathleen Kippen

Sonia and Robert Kirkman

Alexander Kirshner

Kitu Life, Inc.

KKR

Peter Klassen

Jamie Klein

Shannon Knight

Cheryl Knudsen

Joyce Kobilka

Brad Koch

Koch Companies

Community Fund

Sonja Koenig

Steve Koenig

Konica Minolta Business

Solutions USA Inc.

Marlise Konort

Esko Korhonen

Laura and Barry Korobkin

The Korobkin Foundation, Inc.

Hoda Kotb

KPMG LLP

Matthew and Erin Krentz

Gloria Kress

Sandra Kridel

Sujatha and Rengan

Krishnakumar

Tracey and Robert Kritt

Gretchen Kromer

Henry J. Krostich

Edward Krug III

Paul A. Krumhaus

Judith and Douglas Krupp

Debbie Kulas

Chris Kumsher

Bill Kunz

Yiling Kuo

Steve Kuranoff

Carolyn and Jeffrey Kushner

Jenna Kutcher

L&G Thomas Family

Foundation

L.E.K. Consulting

LaBella Associates DPC

Rene Lacerte

Kristie Lacroix

Julienne La Fleur

Lakeside Produce

Alice Lam and Ziba Scott

Hilaire Lanaux

Land O’Lakes, Inc.

Laura and Les Landau

Jacqueline Lang

Kenneth Lang

Kurt Lang

Betsy Lange

Eva Lanier

Barbara Larson

Cynthia Larson

David Lau

Chani and Steven Laufer

Renee Laurello

Chad Lavallee

James Laws

Paul H. and Paul Layne

LB Insurance Inc

LC Productions

Carlie Leach

Kathlynn and Gerard Lear

Laura Leathers

Leaves of Grass Fund

Harriet and Jeffrey Leben

David Leder

Nancy Lee

Randy Lee

Legal & General America

Herbert Lehner

Tom Lehrer

Nancy and Irving Leon

Steve Leonard

Christian Leone

Adam Lerer

Jan and David LeRoux

Judith Letendre

Fifi and Ron Levin

Zahavah Levine

and Jeff Meyer

Andrea Levitt and

Antonie Hatoun

Lexitas Deposition

Solutions LLC

Sheldon Li

Jimmy John Liautaud

Liberty Mutual

Gwen Libstag

Judy and Harold Lichterman

Bonnie Lieberman

and James Dietrich

Erica Lieberman

Nancy Lightfield

Peter Linde

Greg Lindstrom

Cat Lineberry

Link2Feed

Shawn Lipman

Courtney Lix and

Christopher Sharp

LLH/LHM Foundation

Jocelyn Lo

Loan Simple

Alexandra Loeb

The Lois Chiles Foundation

Kevin Lojewski

Lindsay Lomangino

Nancy Lonstein

Lisa Loomis

Loomis, Sayles & Company,

LP

Loop & Tie

L’Oréal USA

Eva Loser

Nicholas Louis

Louis and Anne Abrons

Foundation, Inc.

Louis Investment Company

LTK Engineering Services

Lubin Family Foundation

Linda Luchi

Lucky Brand

Judy and Joe Ludwig

Janine Luke

Franklin Lum Jr.

John Lund

Nancy and Art Lutzke

Randall Lynn

Kathleen Davis Macferran

Mac-Mod Analytical, Inc.

partners

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Abigail Maddi

Deven Madray

Donald Madsen

John Magee

Magellan Cares Foundation

John and Desiree Magney

Timothy Mahaffy

C. and J. Maher

Urmi Maitra and

Sharad Mangalick

Mark Malatesta

Aamir Malik

Robert F. Mancuso

Jennifer and Frayudun

Manocherian

Michael Manzo

Marathon Petroleum

Thomas Mardaus

Joe Margolis

Pedram Marhabi

Marketing Research

Education Foundation

Joan and Jerrold Marks

Philip Marraccini

Marriner Marketing

Communications

Marsh & McLennan

Companies

Andre Marshall

Robert Martin

Fernanda Martinez

Selina Martinez

Gracia and Joe Martore

Mary and Ralph Gesualdo

Family Foundation

Cathy and Elliot Masie

Kefalari Mason

Mastronardi Produce

Arthur Matas

Dale Mathias

Nathan Matthews

Carl Mattson

Maurice and Lena Russo

Family Foundation

MAXPRO Fitness

Karen and Robert May

The Mayer Family

Foundation

Sybil Mayes

James Mayhew

Karen J. and

Gerald McClinch

Terrie and Jennifer Mccomb

Holly and Hollace McCormick

Shane McDaniel

Jason McDonald

Jackie McElroy-Edwards

and William Edwards

Dennis McGavock

Joy and Bill McGinnis

Barbara McGinty

Angela and Bruce McGlynn

Teresa Jo and Patrick

McGreevy

Katherine McGregor

Moreen McGurk

Jeffrey McIntyre

Jack McKay

Robert McKeon

The McKesson Foundation

Maureen McManus

Shari Mcnulty

Bruce A. McPheron

Karen Mcvoy

Samuel Meder

Stephanie Medina

Meenan Oil

The Meet Group Inc.

Erika Meinardt

Blue Melnick

The Melsness Foundation

Noah Mendelsohn

Matthew Mercurio

Stanley Meresman

Merge, Inc.

Meritage Cares Foundation

Loretta and Edward Merrow

Margaret Meserole

Messika USA, Inc.

Judith Messing

Kelsey Mesveskas

and Gary Rivera

MetaBank

Metropoulos Family

Foundation

Eileen and Steen Metz

John Metz

Cynthia and Steve Meyer

Marjorie J. Meyer

Nancy Meyer

Laurence Michaels

Micron

Carol L. Middlebrook

Meredith Middleton

Mid Penn Bank

Mike and Marcie Inc.

Judith Miles

Steven Millar

Carol Miller

Dorothy and Orlando Miller

Franklin Miller Maley

Mark Miller

Miller’s Professional Imaging

Katherine and

Robert Milligan

Nancy Milliken and

Serge Smirnoff

James Mills

Thomas Mills

Mimi Saltzman Foundation

Arthur Min

Mindlance, Inc

Grayce and Robert Mitchell

Denise and Stephen Mitnick

Muriel Mitzman

William Moccia

Modestus Bauer Foundation

Harriet and Dan Mohler

Paul Mohrbacher

Molina Family Foundation

Monarch Alternative Capital

Mark Mondik

Tammy Montero

Linda Montgomerie

Moon Crew

Harry Moore

Ann Moravick

Eric Morgan

Morgan Stanley Foundation

Morrissey Goodale LLC

Shelley Motley

Motorola Solutions

Foundation

Mike Mountford

Mary Moye

Shawn Moyer

MPower

Robert Muller

Chris Mullin

Carol Mulvihill

Mulvihill Family Foundation

Daniel Muriello

Matt Murphy

The Musco Family

Olive Company

Wesley Musser

Kristina Myers

Kirit Nagda

Kesh Narayanan

The Nassau County Chapter

of Jack & Jill of America

Gabriele Natale

Jordan Nathan

Julie Nathanson

and Richard Flyer

Stephanie and Richard

Nathanson

National Collegiate

Volleyball Federation, Inc.

National Real Estate

Advisors

National Western Life

Insurance Company

Nautilus Insurance Group

Asha and Devdutt Nayak

Barbara Neal

Dennis Nealon

Robin Negrin

Olivia Neir

Deborah Neivert

Roxanne Nelsen

Carroll Nelson

Erin Nelson

Rebecca Ng

Thanh Nguyen

Tracy Nguyen

Cindy Nicholls

Henry Nichols

Ildiko and Kevin Nielsen

Peter Niemczyk

Erika Nijenhuis

and Christian Bastian

Nintendo of America

Jennifer Nobbs

Charles Noble

The Noble Family

Charitable Foundation

George Nolen

Martha Norberg

Betty Nordan

Nordemann Foundation Inc.

Susan and Thomas Noren

Rina and Jeffrey Norris

North American Car of the

Year Corporation

Northern Lights Family

Foundation

North Valley Community

Foundation

NSA TRS, LLC

Susan Nuzum

O L Pathy Family

Foundation Inc

Nick Oberheiden

Erin O’Brien

Polly O’Brien

Occidental Petroleum

Corporation

Joshua Ochs

The Odells Shop

Robert Offer

Becky and Shawn O’Grady

OKA Direct Ltd.

Oklahoma State University

Dianne and Timothy O’Leary

Margaret O’Leary

Matthew Oleksiak

Ann and William Olson

Helen R. Olson

Lauranne Oneil-Gallagher

partners

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Matt O’Neill

Rebecca Oorthuys

Oracle

Donna O’Reilly

Wendy Orent-Goodman

Ann Orr and Anthony Weil

Reyna and Daniel Ortolani

Dan Osborn

Dave Otten

Suzanne and Richard Paar

Pacific Resources

Benefit Advisors, LLC

Richard Packer

Palmisano

Pamela Anne Leech Trust

Angelo Paparella

Paul Paparella

Violeta Pardo

Caryn Paris

David J. Parker

Carrie Parra

Anita Parry

Lyle Jeffrey Pash

Patagonia Foods

Krishna Patel

Rajesh and Bn Patel

David Patterson

Jeremy Paul

Allison and Ben Paull

Paychex Charitable

Foundation, Inc.

Paypal Gives Employee

Engagement Fund

Hilde Pearson

Pearson Education Inc.

Maxine Pechar

PedsOne

Peggy A. Bell Foundation

Colleen Pendergast

Marilyn Peppers

Marion and Frederick Perlak

Hassel Perrel

Perry and Donna Golkin

Family Foundation

The Peter & Adeline

Ruffin Foundation

Peter W. Taylor

Charitable Trust

Diane Petersen

Sheila Peterson

Petoskey-Harbor Springs

Area Community

Foundation

The Pew Charitable Trusts

PGA Tour Charities

Mary Phee

Scott Phillips

Kenneth Pidgeon

PilieroMazza PLLC

PineBridge

Pinnacle Associates, Ltd

Pizza Factory

PlayStation Cares

Angeline Pleunis

Plotzker Family

Jessica and Michael

Plowgian

Susan Pochapsky

and David Ball

PointClickCare

Technologies Inc

Michel Poirier

Ray Pomplun

PopSockets, LLC

Greg Porter

Danita Porter-McGee

Joel A. Posener

PossibleNOW, Inc.

Freddie Poston

Andrea and

Andrew Potash

Potter Electric Signal

Company LLC

Precision Medicine Group

Brendan Price

Primally Pure

Bernice and Rollin Primus

Principal Financial

Principle Business

Enterprises, Inc

The Progress Family

Foundation, Inc.

Prosperous Trust

James Protz

PSCU

Public Consulting Group

Lilly Pulitzer

Nathan Pyle

QBE Foundation

Thomas W. Queen

Courtney Quinn

R. Hahn Foundation

Robin Rahe and

Nikon Rasumov

Kathy and Greg Raiz

Michele Rallis

Abner Ramirez

Randall & Quilter America

Holdings, Inc.

Samuel Randolph

Stephanie Raymer

Jeffrey Rayner

Ellen and Donald Rebhun

Ann E. Redmond

Vilia L. Reed

Everett Reese

Reeves Import Motorcars

Anne Regalski

Regeneron

Pharmaceuticals, Inc

Reich Family Foundation

Barbara J. Rein

Reliance Standard

Julie and Steve Rendle

Republic National

Distributing Company

Foundation, Inc.

Totmes Reskallah

The Resnick Family Foundation

Christine Restrepo

Daniel Retzlaff

Reuben and Rose Mattus

& Doris and Kevin Hurley

Foundation Inc.

Mary Reuter

Richard Avedon Foundation

Carolyn Richardson

Mandolyn Rickelman

Erin Ridge

The Ridge Wallet, LLC

Bernard Ries

Rhonda Righter

and Edward Lee

Louise A. Rinn

Marie Ritchie

Linda Ritholz

Michael Roach

Brian Robbins

Robert Graham Designs

The Robert & Joyce Menschel

Family Foundation

David Roberts

Lisa Robinson and

Robert S. Hansel

Tammy Roby

The Rock Foundation

Mary F. and Richard W. Rock

Terry Kay Rockefeller

and Bill Harris

David Rodgers

Catherine S. Rodriguez

Cynthia Roethel

Dan J. Rogers

Alison Roman

Romenesa Foundation

Joseph D. Romero

Karen Roorda and

Christopher Chidsey

Rooted Innovations, Inc.

Janet Rose

Bruce Rosenblum

Jean and David Rosenblum

Betsy Rosenfield

Amy and James Rosenthal

Sharon and Philip Rosier

Ross & Baruzzini, Inc

Linda and Johnathan Roth

Mary Rouvelas

and William Gould

RPX Corporation

RTA Products LLC

Rhonda H. Rubin

Rudolf Steiner Foundation

Paula and Arthur Rudy

Martha Ruelle

and Irving Brown

Katja Ruh

Catherine Rush

Janet Russell

John Rust

Linda M. Ruxton

Elizabeth Ryan

Lucas Ryan

Whitney Sachs

Sage Therapeutics

Amy and Eric Sahn

Omar and Kareem Salama

Marc Salganik

Jonathan Salkind

Diana and John Salter

Stephanie Sambrano

Kate M. Sample

Sanford N. and Judith

Robinson Family

Foundation Inc

Angela Santo-Walter

Alex Sapir

Sard Verbinnen & Co., LLC

Sashka Co.

Susanne and Alfred Sauer

Sawdust Investment

Management

Hugh Sawyer

Jim Sbarbaro

Cynthia Scalzo

and Henry Brown

Scentsible LLC

Deborah Schauer

Paul Scheer

Linda S. Schejola

Scott Schiller

Schindler Elevator Corp.

Dianne Schisler

David Schloss

Ralph Schlosstein

Barton Schmitt

Susan Schmitt

Schneider Electric

Schoellkopf Family Foundation

Loretta and Andrew Schorr

partners

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Judith and Leslie Schreyer

Mark B. Schupack

Mary Kay Schwanke

Lorraine Schwartz

Schwartz Family

Schweitzer Engineering

Laboratories, Inc.

Andrea J. Scott

Angela Scott

Scott Bader Company

Blair Scribner

Sealed Air

Jennifer Seedorff

Contee Seely

Elenie Sefandonakis

Justin Sehon

SEI Investment Company

Judith Selbst and Ken Kamins

Gilbert Seligman

Carol and Richard Seltzer

Stephen Senturia

Jennifer Serpas

Servicenow

Seth Landsberg Foundation

Marilyn Sethness

Mark Settle

Peter Seward

Abigail Shapiro

Miranda and Harry Shapiro

Susan Shapiro

Margie and James

Shaughnessy

Robin Sheldon

Nancy and Thomas Shelton

Carrie Shepard

and Dan Gusfield

Sheppard Mullin Richter

& Hampton LLC

Shields Construction

Company

Allen Shim

Shopoff Realty Investments

Clients And Customers

Shuman Farms

Shutterstock Inc.

Sidley Austin LLP

Laura Siegel Larson

Tom Sight

Lee and James Silavent

Arthur Silverstein

Eva Silverstein

The Simon Brothers Family

Foundation

Elizabeth Simpson

Simpson, Gumpertz & Heger

Martin Singer

Michael Singer

Ika Sitorus

SKC Enterprises

Skelmir, LLC

Scott Skinger

Jonathan Skogmo

Leonard J. Slaman

SMBC Global Foundation, Inc.

Christopher Smith

Darlene Smith

Frances Elizabeth Smith

Harry Smith

Lauren Smith

Smith Family Legacy

Foundation

Snap Inc.

Brenda Snow

John Snowden

So-Cal Structural Steel

Fabrication, Inc

Soener Foundation

Alan Soetikno

Audrey Solnit

Solutions2Go

Daniel Sonsino

Sony Global Treasury

Services

Soulgani

Thomas Southall

Pauline Souza

SpaceX

Specialty Insurance

Managers, Inc.

Faye and Peter Speert

Peter Speh

Sue Sperger

Steven L. Spinner

Spiritual Gangster

Kimberly H. Spiro

Daniel Spitzer-Cohn

Stalkes Family

Standard Life Employee

Services Limited

William Standish

Paul Stankiewicz

Stanley Black & Decker Inc.

Stanley Martin Homes, LLC

Starz

Steelcase Foundation

Kenneth Stein

Hailee Steinfeld

Veronika and

Frederick G. Steingraber

Louis Stephan

Brett Stephanski

Deborah Stephen

Ginny Stephen

Stephen Gould Corporation

John Stephens

Howard Stern

Stacey Stern and Timothy

Stanley

Sydney and John Stern

Bayne Stevenson

David St. Germain

Lindsey Stiles

Barry Stollings

Stone Creative

Productions Inc

Catherine and David Strader

Streck, Inc

Diana Strumbos

Susan Stuart

Gary Studdard

SubieEvents, LLC

Ashley Sugalski

Dawn Sunday

Surdna Foundation

Todd Swanson

Margery and Stephen Swigert

Lee Swindler

The Swinerton Foundation

Symetra

Symmons Industries Inc.

Synthetic Resources

T. Rowe Price Associates

Foundation, Inc.

The Taden Trust

Keith Taggart

Tagleef Industries

Akari and Thomas Takayama

Take-Two Interactive

Software, Inc.

Bobette Takiff

Debra Talley

Tapestry, Inc.

Tata America International

Corporation

Barbara and Charles Taylor

Edward Taylor

Steve Taylor

TC Energy

Team-One Employment

Specialists, LLC

Tecovas

TekPartners

David Tenenbaum

Jann Tenenbaum

Terry and Regina

Armstrong Family

Charitable Foundation

John Tesauro

Valerie Tesauro

Peg Tetreault and Mary Fitch

William Teutsch

Texas Instruments

Ronald Thatcher

This Saves Lives

Tori Thomas

Thomas H. Lee

Management Company

Thomas H. Lowder Family

Foundation

Michael Thompson

Robert Thomson

Bella Thorne

Julie Thornton

TIAA-CREF

Hannah Tillson

Tine W. Davis WD

Charities Inc.

Tishman Speyer Properties LP

Toan O’Brien Foundation

Ellen and John Tobin

Matthew Torok

Gina Torres

Peter Torseth

Michele Tortorelli

and Thomas Kearns

TOTT Products, LLC

Sandy and Ted Tozer

Travelers

Trax

Trend Micro Inc.

Trevco, Inc.

Diane Trombetta

Barbara Troy

Andrea Troyer and Dan Weiss

Linda Tsang

Patricia Tsuneyoshi

Scott Tucker

Turvey Family Foundation

Two Sigma

The Tyler Foundation

U.S. Bank Foundation

Catherine A. Uberman

Ulla Johnson

Ultimate Kronos Group

Elizabeth Underwood

United States Fund for

UNICEF

Ken Uptain

The Valerie Parr Company,

Inc.

Van Fossan Foundation, Inc.

James Vandehei

Vanguard Community Fund

Jonathan Van Ness

Eugine Thomas Varghese

Janet M. Vargo

Pilar Vasquez-Lunt

and Peter Lunt

VBS Foundation

Nisha Vekaria

partners

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Velir Studios

Venafi Inc

Venn Strategies LLC

Cornell Vennettilli

Ventura Foods, LLC

Veritext Legal Solutions

Kristy Vick

Tommy Vietor

View The Space, Inc.

Sarah Vigoda

Rafael Vinoly

Barbara Vogelstein

Volkswagen Group of

America, Inc.

Louise Vorhaus

Vorsheck Family

Foundation, Inc.

W.W. Grainger, Inc.

Hem Wadhar

Walder Family Charitable Fund

Kathleen Wallace

Michael Walt

Walter H. and Peg Meyer

Foundation

Lennisa Walters

Shirley Wang

Sandra and Richard Ward

Jocelyn Watkins

Wayne W. Dyer Family

Foundation

Wealthspire Advisors

Walter Weber

Sarah and Charles Weems

Robert Wegner

The Weil Family Foundation

Keith R. Weiner

Wendy Weiner

Bunny L. Weinfurter

Weingarten Realty Investors

Ric Weinman

Gwen Weinter

Sarah Weir and Peter

Grossman

Tom Weir

Well Woven, Inc.

Ahlene and David Welsh

Eric Wenberg

Western Fraternal Life

Ann White and

Jeffrey Ettinger

Tyler Whitworth

Wholesome Sweeteners Inc

Kristy and Jeff Wicks

Albert Wieners

Wilbur-Ellis Company, Inc.

Latonya Wilder

Sara Wilford

Wille Family Foundation

The William J.J. Gordon

Family Foundation

The William L. Berry

Revocable Trust

Brianna Williams

Kevin Williams

Bruce Willsie

Bradley Wilson

Louise and Cliff Wilson

Ronald Wilson

WinCraft Incorporated

Winfield Foundation

Jennifer Winfrey

Kelly Wing

Lisa Wing

Wink

John Winkel

Chase Winovich

Bruce Winterhof

Iris Witkowsky

Eric Woersching

Ali Wolff and

Matthew Gustafson

Marcy and

Robert N. Wolpe

Judith Wolpert

The W. O’Neil Foundation, Inc.

Wood-Bitterman

Charitable Trust

Woodland Foundation

Woodruff Memorial

Charitable Trust

Sherryl Woods

Wordsearch London

Workday

Mark Worthington

Janet Wrather

W.R. Berkley Corporation

Charitable Foundation

Ann Wright

Garrett Wright

James Wright

Phyllis Wright

Neal Wunderlich

W.W. Grainger, Inc.

Xerox Corporation

Louis Yan

Nicholas Yarnold

Miranda Yeager

The Yeary Family

The Yen Family Charitable

Foundation

Yes.Fit

Yiheng Capital

Management LP

Rich Young

Rosemary and Mark Young

Wendy J. and

Steven N. Ytterboe

Stephen Zack

Zahra Zahra

Christine Zambito

and Karl Wiegers

Peter Zamora

Anicia Zander

Zander Insurance Group

Noreen Zanft

The Zantman Residual Trust

Adam Zimmerman

Michael Zimmerman

Kai Zinn

Susan Zirinsky

Ashley Zurcher

partners

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van hengel society

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

Rick Adams

Steve Aldrich

Toni Alexander

Sonya Woods Anderson

Sara Anschuetz

Steve Argule

Dale Armstrong

Susan Arnold

Lynn Ashe

Garry Ashton

Sharon Austin

Jan and Paul Babic

Elsie Jane Baker

Robert N. Baker

Beth and Don Ballard

Patricia Banker and

Arthur Cote

George Banning

Adrienne Barker

Ann Creighton Barnard

Erica Baum

Suzanne Beaumont

Ann Bein

Terri Belsley

Arthur Benson

Gladys Benton

Nancy Bergstrom

Marshall Berland

Annette Bernard

Jeremy Best

Judith and Robert Biehler

David Billingham

Patricia Biringer

John B. Blenkiron

Lynn and Martin Bloom

Russell Bodnar

Marianne Bono and

Robert D. Gorman

Betsy Bousfield

George Bovee

David A. Bowers

Carol Bradford

William J. Brand

Barbara E. Breckel

Rebecca and Al Brislain

Carla Brock

Dorothy and Terrence Brown

Vern Brown

Kathryn Brownell

Jeanette Browning

Wendy Brudevold and

Allen Jedlicka

Freddie Burch

Harry L. Burgess

Barb and Bob Burgett

George Burks

Rena and Richard Byers

Richard L. Carrothers

Kicab Castaneda-Mendez

Raymond Catani

Robert Chaffeur

Paula S. Chandler

Robert Ciaffa and

Thomas F. Zarbock

Donna Cirincione

Deborah L. Clayton

Wayne Colebank and

Diane Simpson-Colebank

Marlene Collen

Jeanie Conn

Ann Constantine

John H. Copenhaver and

Jeffrey P. Herrity

Judith L. Corley

Jim Cory

Gary Cox

Briana Crane

Carol and Mike Crane

Carol Culver

James Curry

Muriel C. Danley

Betsie M. Danner

David Dasilma

Catherine Davis

Joan H. and

Philip A. DeCamp

Katherine Degnan

Dolores Denaro

Loretta C. Denson

Phoebe DeReynier

Gail and Stanley F. Dogil

Arlene and William Donnelly

Ruth and Charles R. Dow

Norman A. Dudziak, Jr. and

Damaris J. Rohsenow

LuAnne and Johnny Dunn

Gail Dustin

Kimberly Earnest

M. Edgett

Catherine Edwards

Frances Egloff

Leslie Eichenbaum

Carol and

Timothy Eisenhut

Frances J. Elfenbein

Tony Ellerbe

Byron Ellingson

Sammye Eng

Sherrod Esau

Anne Etgen

Collette Ezzell

Betty and Les Fetty

Rodger Fields

Joyce and Paul Fierro

Sheri Fingerhut

Patricia Flaherty

Cynthia Flaig

Michel Gadbois

Tim Garceau

Shirley Garland

Paul Gedbaw

June and Jerry Genberg

David Gentry

Bob Gerber

Marilyn Gibson

Amy Elizabeth Giltner

Karen L. Gleeson

Marvin Glyder

Marlene and Jeff Goldfarb

Gail Goldwasser

Claudia Golenda and

Randy Sorenson

Scott G. Golinkin

Emma Leigh Goodwin

Hanna Goran

Arthur C. Goren

David Graves

Jessica Gray

Emily Greenberg and

John W. Sondheim

Susan Greif

Linda Griffith

Richard Gruen

Susan and Donald Guild

Nancy K. Gunther

Nancy and Walter Hajek

Danielle Gillespie-Hallinan

and Peter Hallinan

Susan Hames

Lillian Hamilton

Meliss Hankin and

Sheldon Warren

Douglas F. Harbrecht

Linda Harper

Timothy Hart

Nancy R. Hayward

Annie and William Henzel

Miriam Hernandez

Gale B. Hill

Keta Hodgson

Beth and Todd A. Hoffman

James A. Hornicek

Charles M. Horowitz

Judith Hubert

Barbara Hughes and

Gregory M. DiPaolo

Kirsten Hviid

Jerome Ince

Hilda Isaacson

Patricia Ivery

Richard James

Cheryl Martha Janicki

Kenecia Jenkins

Byron Jervis

Constance and

Robert Johnson

Lori Johnson

C.P. and J.A. Jones

Diane Kardash

Elinor Kass

David Kaveh

David Keer

Elaine Kelly

Scot Kelly

Lane H. Kendig

Walter Keough

Sean S. Kerr

Coyla Ketchy

Leslie Kiefer

Susan Kiley

Dana S. Kline

Susan Klinefelter

Brian Knight

Donna Mae Kock

Karen I. and

Ernest R. Koenig

Henry Kohring

George Kokinis

Shant Kolancian

Dianna Kotulik

Andre Kouame

Ann Koznarek

Constance M. Kratz

Darleen Krimetz

Roberta Kushen

Carlo La Bella

Jane and Nicholas Laface

Barbara Lammert

Aaron Lamonica-Weier

Bernadette L. Lane

Herbert Lane

Marily Lantz

Barbara Larson

Dale Larson

Alma Maryann Lee

Beth Lee

Darlene Lee

Lindsey Lester-Brutscher

Robin Lewis

Erica Lieberman

John Lincoln

Charles Linzner

Pat Lisandrelli

Patricia Lockett

William R. Loeser

Robert Loew

Lois Orth-Lopes and

Steve Lopes

Colleen Lukoff

Mildred Lundy

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van hengel society

Jane Lusk

Dodie and Ian MacAuley

Marilyn Magnuski

Sara Magnuson

Anne Maiese

Jean A. and Robert L. Major

Gwynne Marstiller

Marilyn Martin

Ronald Evans Martin-Dent

Alicia Amanda

Manrara Martinez

William Matthews

Patricia and Eugene McArdle

Billy McBride

Kathryn McKinley

Adaela McLaughlin

Douglas J. McMahon

Lisa McNichol

Kathleen A. Meade

Ben and Pat Merold

John M. Metzger

Franzle C. Meza

Karen Mika

James Miller

Barbara Mitchell

Chie Mitsui

Peter Monaco

Janice Moore

Nancy and Thomas Moore

Susan Moore

Dan Marvin Morgan

Rebecca Morgann

Barbara Morris

Nancy and Wayne Morrison

Elaine Moyer

Peter W. Moyer

Esther D. Mulroy

Joe B. Murphy

Ralf Nadir

Patricia Nassau

Lester H. Nathan

David Naugle and

Jerome Neal

Diane N. Nero

Barbara J. Nicoletti

Roger W. Novy

Beth O’Connor

Joseph O’Connor

Linda O’Gara

Nancy and Duke Okes

Stacey E. and William O’Malley

Amy Orn

David Osborne

Leo E. Paquin

Miriam Paquin

Catherine V. Pardee

Donna E. Parkinson

Morris J. Paserchia

Eleanor Petardi

John W. Pfeiffer

Karen Pick

Jeff Pickard

Louis Poli

Julia Popp

Steve Punches

Ruth H. Quigley

Julie Quinn

Kathy and Mike Ransom

Tamara Rawitt

Linda Ray

Thomas Ray

Diane Raymond

Martha J. Reddout

Robert S. Reed

Jean Reinhart

Robin Rhodes

Latasha Rice

Gerald Richards

Patrick D. Riley

Lindsay Robertson

Lola Robles

John Robson

JoAnn Ronkowski

Carol and Patrick Rooney

Donna and Paul Rosenzweig

Claire and David Ruebeck

John Rust

Jan Sagett

Liz and Dean Salisbury

Michele Samela

Judith Saxton

Harold Schiferl

Jason Schmidt

Mary Schon

Loretta and Andrew Schorr

Girard H. Secker

Barbara Semeiks

Marlene and

William J. Semple

Terry Seng

Stacey Shehorn

Elyse and Lowell Smith

Frances Elizabeth Smith

Shirlee Smolin

Kristy T. Snyder

Jennifer Soldano

Bob Somers

Sue and Dave Souerwine

Vincent Stack

Catherine Standish

Robin Stefan

Lee Steiger Jr.

Susan and Frank Steiner

Ralph H. Stephens, Jr.

Wendell Stonee

Milton Strauss

Mary Swan

Carolyn Sweers

Dianne and Fred Taft

Christine Taylor and

Alfred Thiede

Sandra and Ronald Theriot

Mary Thielemeir

Anne Thierry

Amanda Thode

Nancy Thomas-Mouw

Reyanna Marie Turner

Johanna and Isadore Unger

Andrew Vancamp

Elsie E. Van De Maele

Alma Vasquez

Dina Vaz

Penny and Francisco Villegas

Elma B. Vlass

Robert D. Voiss

Jen and Eric Vortriede

Lila and David Voss

Thomas Wadsworth

Carol and Ed Wagner

Lawrence Wallin

Eileen I. Walsh

James Walton

Shelley and

Edward Wanner

Letitia Washington

Karen and Ronald Wassel

James Wassom

Mary Jean K. Waters

Elisabeth and

Richard Waugaman

Geoffrey R. Weigle

Elaine Weihman

Kathy Weiss

Elaine Frain Wells

Valerie Westedt

Mr. and Mrs. Robert

E. Westphal

Steve Westphal

Sarah T. Whitlock

Judith Whitney

Elizabeth A. and

Albert J. Wieners

Jane Patton Williams

Sam Williams

Andrew Wilson

John N. Wilson

Charlene Wingate

Gary Witzenburg

Linda and Scott A. Wolpert

Thomas S. Woodruff

Larry Yates

Virgie Yates

Frances Zanides

Amy and Steve Zeder

Yvonne and Paul Zenian

Laura and John Zielinski

2021 ANNUAL REPORT

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product donors

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

7-Eleven

A. Zerega’s Sons, Inc.

Abbott Nutrition

Advanced Business

Strategies

Ahold Delhaize Group

Albertsons LLC

ALDI Inc.

Amazon Services LLC

Americares

AmeriCold Logistics, LLC

Amy’s Kitchen, Inc.

Aramark Refreshment

Services

Barilla America, Inc.

Basic American Inc.

Beyond Meat, Inc.

Big Lots, Inc. & Affiliates

Bimbo Bakeries USA

BJ’s Wholesale Club

Blue Apron

Boar’s Head

Provisions Co. Inc.

Brookshire Grocery

Co. (HQ)

Buddy’s Kitchen, Inc.

Bush Bros. & Co.

Butterball LLC

C & S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.

Cal-Maine Foods, Inc.

Campbell’s Soup Company

Cargill, Inc.

Carolina Logistics Services

Chobani

Clif Bar, Inc.

The Clorox Sales Company

The Coca-Cola Company

Colgate-Palmolive Company

Compass Group

Conagra Brands, Inc

Continental Mills, Inc.

Costco Wholesale

Cott Corporation

Country Pure Foods, Inc.

CVS Pharmacy

Daisy Brand

Danone North America

Darigold

Del Monte Foods

Diversified Foods

Dole Food Company

Dollar General

Dunkin’ Brands, Inc.

Eat Just

EG America –

Cumberland Farms, Inc.

El Super

Faribault Foods

Ferrara Pan

Candy Co., Inc.

Flowers Baking Company

Food Lion

Food Service of America

Foster Farms

Fresco y Más

The Fresh Market

Fresh Thyme Market

Genco Logistics

General Mills, Inc.

The GIANT Co.

Giant Eagle Grocery

Giant Food

GoGo squeeZ

GoPuff

Gordon Food Service

Goya Foods

Greenleaf Foods

Grocery Outlet

The Hain Celestial Group

Hannaford

Harveys Supermarkets

H-E-B Food Stores

HelloFresh

Henkel (Formerly

Dial Corporation)

HomeChef

Hormel Foods Corporation

Hornbacher’s

Hy-Vee

IKEA North America

Services

Imperfect Produce

Impossible Foods

Indiana Packers Corp.

Jacksons Food Stores

JBS USA

Jetro/Restaurant Depot

The J.M. Smucker Company

Johnson & Johnson

Johnsonville Sausage

J.R. Simplot Co.

Kellogg Company

Kemps, LLC

Kerry Ingredients

Keurig Dr Pepper

Kikkoman International Inc.

Kimberly-Clark Corporation

Kind LLC

King Arthur Flour Co.

Kraft Heinz Company

The Kroger Company

Kum & Go

Kwik Trip/Kwik Star

Labatt Food Service,

Inc. (HQ)

Lamb Weston Holdings, Inc.

Land O’Lakes, Inc.

Latter-day Saint Charities

Lidl US, LLC

Little Caesar Enterprises

Lopez Foods

Lucky’s Market

Mars, Incorporated

McCain Foods, Inc.

McCormick & Company, Inc.

McDonald’s Corporation

McKee Foods Corporation

McLane Company, Inc.

Meijer

Milk PEP

Mission Foods

Mondelez International

Moody Dunbar Inc

Morton Salt Co.

Nash Finch Co.

Natural Grocers

Nestle USA, Inc.

Niagara Bottling

Norwegian Cruise Line

The Not Company Inc.

Nugget Markets

Oatly US

Ocean Spray

Cranberries, Inc.

Olive Garden

OSI Industries LLC.

Pacific Coast Producers

Panera, LLC

PepsiCo and Food for Good

Perdue Farms

Performance Food Group

Perrigo

PetSmart Charities

Philadelphia

Macaroni Company

Pie Squared Holdings LLC

Post Holdings, Inc.

Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc.

Premio Foods, Inc.

Price Chopper/Market 32

Primal Nutrition, LLC

Primo Water

North America

The Procter &

Gamble Company

Promotion in Motion

Publix Super Markets

Quest USA

Raley’s

Red Gold, LLC

Refresco

Reser’s Fine Foods, Inc.

Riviana Foods Inc.

Rutter’s Farm Stores

Sam’s Club

Sara Lee Frozen Bakery

SAVE A LOT

Save Mart

Schreiber Foods, Inc.

The Schwan’s Company

S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc.

SeaShare

Seneca Foods Corporation

Shamrock Foods Co.

Sheetz

Shop N Save

Smart & Final

Smart Sweets

Smithfield Foods

Soules Foods, Inc., John

Southeastern Grocers

Sprouts Farmers Markets

Starbucks Corporation

Stop & Shop

SunButter LLC

SunOpta

Super Store Industries

Superior Foods, Inc.

SYSCO Corporation

Target

Tawa Supermarkets

Thorntons

Thrive Market

Tivity Health

Trader Joe’s

Tree Top Inc

TreeHouse Foods

Tyson Foods

U.S. Foodservice, Inc.

Unilever

United Natural

Foods (UNFI)

Upfield

Ventura Foods, LLC

Victory Packaging

Vita Coco

Vital Farms

VOSS of Norway ASA

Walgreen Co.

Walmart

Wegmans Food Markets

Weis Markets

WinCo Foods

Winn-Dixie

Wm. Bolthouse

Farms Inc.

Wow Wow Waffles

WW International Inc

YUM! Brands

Fulfillment SVCS

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2021 ANNUAL REPORT

leadership

Dedicated to ending hunger in America, our leaders help guide and support the Feeding America network to create lasting change in the lives of the people we serve.

2021 ANNUAL REPORT

Gary Rodkin, ChairRetired Chief Executive Officer,

ConAgra Foods

Claire Babineaux-FontenotChief Executive Officer,

Feeding America

Steven BarrChief Financial Officer,

ICON Health and Fitness

Rahsaan BernardPresident,

Building Bridges Across

the River

Gayle CarlsonChief Executive Officer,

Montana Food Bank Network

Robert Greenstein*President, Center on

Budget and Policy Priorities

Jim KallmanPresident,

Kallman Holdings, Inc.

Kate MaehrExecutive Director and

Chief Executive Officer,

Greater Chicago Food

Depository

Bruce A. McPheronExecutive Vice President

and Provost,

The Ohio State University

Keith Monda, Immediate Past ChairRetired President, Coach, Inc.

Shawn P. O’GradyGroup President, Convenience

Stores & Foodservice, General Mills

John SaylesChief Executive Officer,

Vermont Foodbank

Erin Sharp*Group Vice President,

Manufacturing, The Kroger Co.

Kelvin H. TaketaRetired President and

Chief Executive Officer,

Hawaii Community Foundation

Secretary Tom Vilsack*President and Chief Executive

Officer, U.S. Dairy Export Council

M. Scott YoungRetired Executive Director,

Food Bank of Lincoln

Claire Babineaux-FontenotChief Executive Officer

Maryann ByrdakChief Information Officer

Nancy Curby Senior Vice President of

Strategic Partnerships

Catherine Davis*Chief Marketing and

Communications Officer

Alan Dorantes*Chief of Staff and

General Counsel

Katie Fitzgerald Executive Vice President

and Chief Operating Officer

Matt HayesChief Human Resources

Officer

Paul HenrysChief Financial Officer

Kate Leone*Chief Government

Relations Officer

Casey Marsh Chief Development Officer

Ami L. McReynoldsChief Equity and

Programs Officer

Kathryn StricklandChief Network Officer

Tom SummerfeltVice President, Research

Blake ThompsonChief Supply Chain Officer

Board of Directors

National Organization Leadership

Rotating** Executive Team MembersMichele BartVice President,

Stewardship and Operations

Theresa DelVecchio DysVice President, Client Insights

Christopher SwannProgram Manager,

MealConnect®

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**Stepped down from service during fiscal year 2021

** Feeding America includes up to four rotating members on our Executive Team to help us better refine and shape our strategic

priorities, live our values and support the inclusive and equitable culture we seek to create. These members provide connections with

other critical leadership groups within our organization including our Equity Team and our Employee Resource Groups. They serve

limited terms and are elected by the leadership groups within the organization whom they represent.

Donate. Volunteer. Advocate. Educate.

Feeding America® is the largest hunger-relief organization in the United States. Through a network of more than 200 food banks, 21 statewide food bank associations, and over 60,000 partner agencies, food pantries and meal programs, we helped provide 6.6 billion meals to tens of millions of people in need last year. Feeding America also supports programs that prevent food waste and improve food security among the people we serve; brings attention to the social and systemic barriers that contribute to food insecurity in our nation; and advocates for legislation that protects people from going hungry.

Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of the annual report. For questions or more information, please contact Karalee Miller, Manager of Donor Communications, at karaleemiller@feedingamerica.org or KayLynn Harris, Specialist of Donor Communications, at klharris@feedingamerica.org.

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