Their story is our story. - Alameda County Community Food Bank

2013 ANNUAL REPORT
Their story is our story.
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TOGETHER, WE CAN SOLVE HUNGER
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013
Officers
No one is immune from hunger — and nowhere is that more evident than Alameda County.
Despite living in the heart of one of our nation’s wealthiest regions, 1 in 6 people in our
community struggles to put healthy meals on the table.
That’s where Alameda County Community Food Bank comes in.
Leading local anti-hunger efforts since 1985, Alameda County Community Food Bank serves
49,000 children, adults and seniors each and every week.
We believe hunger is a solvable problem, and our approach, highlighted within this report,
includes both short- and long-term solutions.
We are the hub of a vast collection and distribution network that provides food through 240
food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and other community-based organizations — as well as
our own direct-distribution programs — throughout Alameda County.
We also provide hope for a brighter tomorrow by leading community partnerships, influencing
policy, creating innovative programming and building sustainable, long-term solutions to end
hunger in Alameda County.
We recognize and operate under the assumption that anyone in our community could need
help — and everyone can help.
When one considers the large number of donors, volunteers, activists, food drive participants,
schools, religious organizations, corporations, foundations, elected officials and agencies
that are involved in our work, few — if any — organizations truly engage as much of the
community as we do.
Tarang Amin, Chair, Schiff Nutrition International (Former )
Ted Monk, Vice Chair, Sodexo School Services
Janet Egler, Secretary, Union Bank
Agency Representatives and At-Large Members
Jackie Steward, Agency Network Chairperson,
Greater Bethesda Church of God, Oakland
Rabbi Steven Chester, Temple Sinai (Retired)
Winifred Day, Fine Art By Day
Doug Elefant, City National Bank
Sydney Firestone, Deloitte FAS LLP (Retired)
Larry P. Ginsburg, Ginsburg Financial Advisors
Tracy Jensen, City of Oakland
Ralph Loura, The Clorox Company
Jan Markwart, Horizon Services, Inc.
Teena Massingill, Safeway, Inc.
Norma Mosley-Lampley, Ph.D., East Oakland OB-Gyn
Medical Group, Inc.
Mike Moye, Past President, Hanson Bridgett LLP
Kenneth Porter, Greater New Beginnings
Chuck Reinhard, Ernst and Young LLP
K.M. Tan, M.D., Kaiser Permanente (Retired)
John Verber, Burnham Brown
Their story is our story.
Suzan Bateson
Executive Director since 2001
MISSION:
Alameda County Community Food Bank passionately pursues
a hunger-free community.
adults and seniors of Alameda County do not worry
VISION: Children,
about where their next meal is coming from.
Tarang Amin
Chair, Board of Directors
This list reflects board membership and affiliations as of June 30, 2013.
Our clients are as diverse as our community. They come from all corners of our county and
every walk of life. Most are children or seniors. Many live in households with working adults.
Many are in school or taking job training courses. Some depend on us entirely, while some
may only need our help once.
Our clients include the 3,100 household referrals made by our Emergency Food
Helpline to a same-day source of food every month, and the 8,000 who received
help with CalFresh (SNAP, or food stamps) applications last year. They may have
seen us on TV, read about us in the news, found
us online or met our staff at an event. Maybe
they know someone who once needed
our help.
They all share a resilience and
dedication to making life
better for themselves
and their children.
That’s what inspires
us at the Food
Bank every day.
“It’s hard to hear your grandson say ‘I’m
hungry’ and have nothing to give them.”
— Louise, Food Bank client and greatgrandmother of Tayvion.
OUR
CLIENTS
Tayvion, age 4, Food Bank client
FOOD
FOR TODAY
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Innovative child hunger programs
like Children’s BackPack and
Mobile Pantry bridge the food
gap for children who rely on free
or reduced-price school meals,
ensuring they are nourished and
prepared to learn.
ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOOD
At the core of our operations is the procurement, storage, sorting and distribution of healthy food. In FY13,
Alameda County Community Food Bank distributed the equivalent of 22.3 million meals to individuals and
families struggling with the burden of hunger.
We are committed to providing our community with the healthiest options available. Fresh, locally sourced
fruits and vegetables — critical to a well-rounded diet and essential for good health — made up 57 percent
of the food we provided last year, to the tune of 15.2 million pounds.
But hunger relief isn’t just about the quantity and quality of food; it’s also about access. For far too many
people in our county, healthy food isn’t just expensive — it’s out of reach, with neighborhoods barren of
major food retailers. The Food Bank creates healthier environments in these “food deserts” by distributing
food through hundreds of food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters and other community organizations located
in all corners of Alameda County (see page 8).
We also continue to enhance and expand direct distribution programs, including Children’s BackPack and
Mobile Pantry, through which we bring healthy food to elementary schools to ensure our community’s
most vulnerable families can provide adequate nutrition to their children.
Food for our neighbors means more than a simple bag of groceries or a warm meal. It means children are
nourished and ready to learn. It means seniors won’t have to choose between food and medicine. It means
struggling adults can remain healthy and productive. And it means parents are free from worry as they put
healthy meals on the table for their families.
Alameda County Community Food Bank
creates healthy food environments by
delivering fresh produce to neighborhoods
without grocery retailers or food markets.
HOPE
FOR TOMORROW
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LEADING A MOVEMENT FOR CHANGE
Elected officials, including U.S.
Representative Barbara Lee,
regularly turn to the Food Bank for
information about hunger in our
community and the struggles our
clients face every day.
In FY13, Alameda County Community Food Bank took the bold step to reframe hunger as a solvable
problem.
Our role goes far beyond providing food for today — we also give hope for tomorrow. We are leading the
fight against hunger and strive for long-term solutions.
The Food Bank’s Policy and Advocacy Program is more robust than that of any other food bank in
California. Our passionate team of staff and community advocates is a powerful voice in local jurisdictions,
Sacramento and Washington, D.C. In FY13 our grassroots efforts included voter registration for low-income
residents, calling for guaranteed access to healthy meals for schoolchildren, and fighting for a strong safety
net to reduce the number of people who lack resources for food.
For 10 years, we’ve partnered with Alameda County to improve and broaden the reach of CalFresh
(Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as food stamps). Our multilingual
Outreach Program was the first of its kind in 2003, and our successful approach serves as the blueprint for
programs across the nation. In FY13 we registered nearly 2,000 households for CalFresh benefits, generating
$7.3 million in economic stimulus for Alameda County.
We continue to work with the city of Oakland and Oakland Unified School District to promote and
strengthen the free Summer Lunch Program, which ensures local schoolchildren can have a healthy lunch
when they don’t have access to school meals. For the second consecutive year, this included the program’s
innovative expansion into Oakland Public Libraries.
Every year on Hunger Action Day,
advocates from across California convene
in Sacramento to educate lawmakers and
rally around hunger issues. More than 100
advocates come with Alameda County
Community Food Bank — by far the largest
contingent statewide.
Hunger is a solvable problem, but we can’t solve it alone. Our advocacy and outreach efforts are rooted
in community support because we are all partners in this work. A strong and healthy community benefits
everyone.
STRENGTHENING
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BUILDING NETWORK CAPACITY
It’s no coincidence that Community is our middle name.
Alameda County Community Food Bank is a key source of food and other resources to 240 community
organizations that directly serve our clients. The success of our work depends on our agencies' ability to
meet the evolving — and growing — needs of our community. With the introduction and expansion of
several innovative programs, FY13 was a landmark year for building the capacity of our network.
Produce Hubs bring truckloads of fruits and vegetables to strategic locations throughout the county,
providing a convenient way for our agencies to acquire farm-fresh produce. This program was instrumental
in increasing produce distribution by nearly 25 percent from FY12 to FY13.
Our new Grocery Rescue Program facilitates procurement of unsalable yet safe and healthy food by
agencies from local grocery retailers. The program is instrumental in building stronger community
partnerships, increasing distribution of staple food items and decreasing unnecessary waste. In FY13, the
program resulted in 605,000 meals distributed to our community, rather than going to landfills.
Diet-related illnesses disproportionately affect low-income individuals. Serving 1 in 6 Alameda County
residents, we play a significant role in the health and wellness of our entire community. Our Nutrition
Education Programs have been crucial to our efforts for 20 years, continuing to empower our agencies and
clients to prepare meals that are inexpensive, healthy and satisfying.
Food Bank member agencies meet in
strategic locations throughout Alameda
County to collect fresh produce delivered
by Alameda County Community Food Bank.
Volunteers are the heart of our organization. Last year, community members
served more than 90,000 hours, sorting and packaging food, distributing free
summer lunches, staffing our Emergency Food Helpline, and performing office
tasks to help us pursue our mission for a hunger-free community. Altogether,
volunteer service was the equivalent of 46 full-time staff members — two-thirds
the size of our staff.
“...I enjoy volunteering because I thrive off the
positive energy from other volunteers and the Food
Bank staff. Most important though, I get a warm
feeling in my heart knowing I’m making a difference
in someone’s life.”
— Gail, Food Bank volunteer
OUR
VOLUNTEERS
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FOOD DRIVE
PARTICIPANTS
CORPORATE
FOOD DONORS
Due to space limitations, this list reflects the top ten
food donors (listed alphabetically) for each food drive
during FY13.
The Food Bank greatly appreciates all food donations.
Due to space limitations, only donations of 500 pounds
or more are listed.
General/Year-round
Abbott Nutrition
Acme Bread Co.
Annie’s Home Grown
Armanino Foods
Atkins Ranch
Batory Foods
Bay Cities Produce Co.
Berkeley Bowl
Berkeley Farms
Berkeley Natural Grocery
Bimbo’s Bakery
Bolani/East-West Gourmet Foods
Canteen Corp.
Cargill Foods
Cash & Carry
Clarmil Manufacturing Corp.
The Clorox Company
Coca-Cola North American
Columbia Gorge Organica
Columbus Manufacturing
ConAgra
Cook Natural Products
Core Mark International
Facciola Foodservice Dist.
Flower’s Bakery
FoodMaxx
Fra’ Mani Salumi
Fresh & Easy
Frito-Lay
General Mills
Girl Scouts of S.F. Bay Council
Grocery Outlet
Harvest Food Products Co., Inc.
Hope for The Heart
Hormel Foods
Kellogg Co.
Kraft Foods
La Terra Fina USA
La Tortilla Factory
Lucky Supermarkets
Alameda County Libraries Dublin Library Branch
Ascension Cathedral/Oakland
Greek Festival
Bay Area Sikh Community
Fremont Gurdwara
Berkeley Bowl
Dublin GM Superstore
ISEC
Lucky Stores with The Golden
State Warriors
Newman Hall - Holy Spirit
Catholic Parish
Safeway - 5130 Broadway,
Oakland
Star Grocery
High Holy Days
Chochmat HaLev
Congregation Beth El
Congregation Beth Emek
Congregation Netivot Shalom
Jewish Community Center
of the East Bay
Kehilla Community Synagogue
Temple Beth Abraham
Temple Beth Sholom
Temple Beth Torah
Temple Sinai
Holiday
Coldwell Banker
Hindu Community Cultural
Center, Livermore
Keeco
Mi Pueblo Foods
Piedmont High School
Safeway Inc.
Sprouts Farmers Market
Walmart
Whole Foods
Workday
Letter Carriers
Berkeley DDU Station
Eastmont Station, Oakland
Fremont Main Station
Fremont-Irvington Station
Laurel Station, Oakland
Livermore Station
Mission Peak Station, Fremont
Piedmont Station
Pleasanton & Dublin Station
West Grand Ave. Station, Oakland
Lenten
Allen Temple Baptist Church
Blue Oaks Church
Castro Valley First Baptist Church
Castro Valley United Methodist
Church
Epworth United Methodist
Church
New Hope Covenant Church
Resurrection Lutheran Church
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
St. Bede’s Catholic Church
(school)
St. Mary’s College High School
School
Ardenwood Elementary School
Berkeley Maynard Academy
Havens Elementary School
Lorin Eden Elementary School
Montessori Family School
Northstar School
Oakland School for the Arts
Ocean View Elementary School
Redwood Day School
Redwood Heights Elementary
School
Summer
All Pro Wrestling
County of Alameda Community
Development, Hayward
County of Alameda Eden Area
Multi-Service Center
Everest College
Exel Direct
Honda of Hayward
Kaiser Permanente-Lakeside
Drive, Oakland
Kaiser Permanente-Pleasanton
Kaiser Permanente-San Leandro
Odyssey Hospice
Scouting for Food
Thanks to the Bay Area Council
of Boy Scouts of America for their
outstanding efforts in the annual
Scouting for Food Drive.
Matson Global Distribution Svcs.
MBM Food Service Inc.
Mercado Latino
Metropolis Baking Co.
Mi Pueblo Food Center
Mi Rancho Tortilla Factory
Mission Foods
Naked Juice (Pepsi Co.)
Nob Hill Grocery Stores
Noyuteas
Nutricion Fundamental
Odwalla
Paramount Export Co.
Quick & Easy Indian Foods
R&L Warehouse
Raley’s Grocery Stores
Raybern Quality Foods
Retail Merchandising Solutions
Revolution Foods
Roxy Trading Inc
Saag’s Products LLC
Safeway Foundation
Save Mart Stores
Semifreddi’s Bakery
Snapdragon Foods
Sprouts Farmers Market
Sugar Bowl Bakery
Sukhi’s
Sysco Foods
Target Stores
Taste of Denmark
The Schwan Food Co.
Tyson Foods
U.S. Foodservice
U.S. Trading Company
United States Cold Storage
Vicolo Wholesale
Walmart Stores
West Coast Produce
Windsor Foods
VIRTUAL FOOD DRIVE
The Food Bank appreciates donations of any amount.
Due to space limitations, only the top 25 donors are listed.
Shimmick Construction
Pacific Union Real Estate
KPNC Division of Research
Lam Research Corporation
Workday Cangineering Challenge
CH2M HILL
Impax Laboratories, Inc.
McAfee Interns
Bechtel Power Corporation
Harland Financial Solutions
Nexus IS
Seagate Technology
Wind River
Peet’s Coffee & Tea - Headquarters
Bhansali Family & Friends Holiday
Food Drive 2012
Finelite
Amyris Inc.
Excelitas Technologies Fremont
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Rockridge Montessori School
Haas School of Business,
UC Berkeley
Mizuho OSI
Piedmont Council Boy Scouts
of America
HP Storage 3PAR
SAP
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS
The Food Bank greatly appreciates donations of any amount. Due to space limitations,
only donations of $1,000 or more are listed. *Indicates donor is deceased
Foundations
$100,000 and above
The David Tepper Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
$50,000 - $99,999
Anonymous
Walter & Elise Haas Fund
$25,000 - $49,999
BayTree Fund
The Crescent Porter Hale
Foundation
David and Fela Shapell Family
Foundation
Evelyn & Walter Haas, Jr. Fund
Hellman Foundation
MAZON: A Jewish Response
to Hunger
The San Francisco Foundation
The Thomas J. Long Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Bernard E. and Alba Witkin
Charitable Foundation
The Community Foundation
The David and Lucile Packard
Foundation
Edward Joseph Daly Foundation
Firedoll Foundation
George H. Sandy Foundation
Hilltop Foundation
Kalliopeia Foundation
Michael E. and Carol S. Levine
Foundation
Robert & Lois C. Braddock
Charitable Foundation
S.H. Cowell Foundation
Thrill Hill Foundation
TOSA Foundation
Zalec Familian and
Lilian Levinson Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
Danem Foundation
Earthward Bound Foundation
Eden Area Foundation
Ishiyama Foundation
Kenneth Rainin Foundation
Morrison Family Foundation
The Uplands Foundation
The William G. Gilmore Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
Deupree Family Foundation
The Flora Family Foundation
WHH Foundation
The William and Flora Hewlett
Foundation
$1,000 - $2,499
ACBL Charity Foundation
Corporation
Anonymous
Enterprise Holdings Foundation
Horizons Foundation
The James Irvine Foundation
John D. and Catherine T.
MacArthur Foundation
Mills Family Foundation
The Stocker Foundation
Businesses,
Corporations
& Corporate
Foundations
$100,000 and above
Chronicle Season of Sharing Fund
S. D. Bechtel Jr. Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Chevron Corporation
Grocery Outlet, Inc.
OSIsoft, LLC
Schiff Nutrition
Target
Walmart Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
AT&T
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
The Clorox Company Foundation
Costco Wholesale
FedEx Services
Genentech, Inc.
Give Something Back
Google Matching Gift Program
Kazan, McClain, Abrams,
Fernandez, Lyons, Greenwood,
Oberman, Satterley & Bosl
Foundation
KFOG 104.5 FM
Lam Research Foundation
Oracle Corporation
The Safeway Foundation
Sutter Health - East Bay Region
Triton Container International Inc
$10,000 - $24,999
1st United Services Credit Union
AEG Live, LLC - Goldenvoice
The Apple Matching Gifts Program
James Baldwin Trust c/o Bank
of America
Berkeley Bowl Market Place
Cinemark Holidings, Inc.
Cisco Systems Foundation Matching Gifts Program
City National Bank
Clif Bar Family Foundation
Community Economics, Inc.
ConAgra Foods Foundation
JanSport
Kaiser Permanente NCR
Community Benefit Program
Morrison & Foerster Foundation
Novartis Diagnostics
Omron Scientific Technologies, Inc.
Riverbed Technology, Inc
Seagate Technology
Solar Bos, Inc.
Union Bank
Union Pacific Foundation
W W Grainger
Wells Fargo Foundation
Western Union Foundation
Whole Foods Market
$5,000 - $9,999
Bayer USA Foundation
Bechtel Power Corporation
The Capital Group Companies
Charitable Foundation
Cathay Bank Foundation
Classic Graphics
Design Centro Italia, Inc.
Felson Companies, Inc.
Fitzgerald Abbott & Beardsley LLP
The Gabelli Family Foundation at
The Jewish Communal Fund
General Atlantic Corporation
Hanson Bridgett LLP
Hewlett Packard Company
Foundation
Howard S. Wright Construction Co.
Hugh Groman Catering and
Greenleaf Platters
Links for Life Foundation
California/Colliers International
Matson Navigation Company
Macy’s Corporate Services, Inc.
Mi Pueblo Food Center
Pacific Union GMAC Real Estate
Perforce Software, Inc/Perforce
Foundation
Pick-n-Pull Auto Dismantlers Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc.
Plexus Corp.
Shames Construction Co., Ltd.
Shartsis Friese LLP
Silicon Valley Manufacturing Inc.
Sodexo Foundation, Inc.
Taste of the NFL/Hunger Related
Events
Visa Matching Gift Program
Western Digital Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
Adelante Capital Management
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Alan Chinn Group
Ameriprise Financial Gift
Matching Program
Aviation Marine - Insurance
Services, Inc.
Barbara Llewellyn Catering &
Event Planning Inc.
Beaulieu Vineyard
BlackRock Matching Gift Program
Boornazian, Jensen & Garthe
California HealthCare Foundation
CH2M Hill
Comerica
Commercial Casework Inc.
Darden Restaurants, Inc.
Foundation
Dealey, Renton & Associates
Insurance Brokers
DISNEY Employee Matching Gifts
GE Foundation Matching Gifts
Program
The Golden 1 Credit Union
Heffernan Insurance Foundation
iParadigms, LLC
Lockheed Martin Employees’
Foundation
Longview Fibre Paper and
Packaging, Inc.
Nestle Dreyer’s Ice Cream
Oat Consulting, Inc.
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
RBC Foundation - RBC Wealth
Management
SafeAmerica Federal Credit Union
Salesforce Foundation
Shimmick Construction Co., Inc.
StreamlinEvents
Swinerton Builders
Tetra Tech, Inc.
Vine Street Salon
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FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINUED)
$1,000 - $2,499
Aantone’s Music
AIG Matching Grants Program
Andiamo Solutions Inc.
Art.com, Inc.
Berry & Berry - A Professional
Law Corporation
Burnham Brown
Callahan Design Group
Cash & Carry
Chambers and Chambers
Wine Merchants
Charles Schwab Corporation
Foundation - Employee
Matching Gifts Program
David Song Insurance Service
Decus Biomedical, LLC
Digital Nirvana, Inc
Dodge & Cox Matching Gift Program
Dolby Match Program
Donahue Gallagher Woods, LLP
Down Home Records
Dynavax Technologies Corp.
eBay Foundation -Matching Gifts
Payroll Deduction Program
Excelitas Technologies
Excellent Packaging & Supply
Fentons Creamery
Fine Lite
Furtado, Jaspovice & Simons
The Gardener - A California
Corporation
Geosyntec Consultants
Greater Horizons
Green Ridge Power LLC
Greenerprinter.com
HFS Consultants
The IAC Foundation, Inc. for IAC
InterActiveCorp
Itron, Incorporated
JT2 Integrated Resources
Kerr & Wagstaffe LLP
KPM Consulting, LLC
Lautze & Lautze
Lyris Tech
Mayway Corporation
McKesson Foundation
Microsoft Giving Campaign The JK Group Inc
Mizuho OSI
New Frontiers Software, Inc.
Oncore Manufacturing Services
Oracle Corporation Matching
Gifts Program
Performance Contracting
Piedmont Grocery Company
Ponderosa Homes II, Inc.
Prudential California Community
Foundation
Righellis & Associates
Roof, Eidam & Maycock
Ross Dress for Less
SafeAmerica Federal Credit Union
SanDisk Corporation - Matching
Gift Program
The Saul Zaentz Company
Simpson Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Stacy and Witbeck, Inc.
Starbucks Giving Programs
Tannahill Realty
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Trutner Law Offices
VMWare Foundation - Matching
Gift Program
Western Digital Corporation,
Business Partner Services
Law Offices of William L. Berg &
Associates
Religious &
Community
Organizations
$25,000 - $49,000
Congregation Beth Jacob
Eden United Church of Christ
Faith Network of the East Bay Inc.
Faith Presbyterian Church Deacon Board
Fratellanza Women’s Social Club
Good Cents for Oakland
Montclair Woman’s Club
New Haven Teachers Association
The Regents of the University of
California, Office of the General
Counsel
Retired Physicians Association of
The Permanente Medical Group
Richmond District Democratic Club
San Leandro Garden Club, Inc.
St. Anne Catholic Church
Temple Beth Sholom
Temple Beth Torah
Temple Israel of Alameda
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
U. A. Local Union 342 Journeymen Plumbing &
Steamfitters
California Association of
Food Banks
Individuals &
Family Funds
$10,000 - $24,999
$250,000 and above
First Hebrew Congregation of
Anonymous
Oakland Temple Sinai
Beth and David Sawi
Temple Beth Abraham Congregation
$5,000 - $9,999
$50,000-$99,999
M. Quinn Delaney and
Asians for Job Opportunities in
Wayne Jordan
the Bay Area Inc. (AJOB)
Diana Cohen and William Falik
Kaiser Permanente Asian Association
$25,000-$49,999
Skyline Community Church
Anonymous (2)
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Lorrie Culp
$2,500 - $4,999
Leonard and Margaret De Somma
AT&T Pioneers - Alameda County
Arthur* and Norma Dunlop
Council
Debra Farb and Eric Sippel
Chinese Community United
The Honorable Yvonne Gonzalez
Methodist Church
Rogers and Matthew Rogers
Congregation Beth El
Frances Hellman and
Congregation Beth Israel
Warren Breslau
Congregation Netivot Shalom
Frederick and Robin Isaac
Kehilla Community Synagogue
Contee and Margaret Seely
Lakeshore Avenue Baptist Church
Kikuyu Shaw
Lynnewood United Methodist
Kathryn and Robert Vizas
Church
$10,000 - $24,999
Urban Village Farmers Market
Anonymous (4)
Association
Gerson and Barbara Bakar
$1,000 - $2,499
Girish Balasubramanian and
AC Transit - AFSCME Local 3916
Aparna Krishnan
Catholic Charities of the East Bay
Anthony Bettencourt and
Church World Service
Karin Bunnell
Carol Bieri and Joel Sanders
Congregation Beth Emek
Gretchen Brosius
Gordon Chaffee and
Nancy Ellen Kedzierski
Clarence and Joan Coleman
Jim Davis
Edward and Kathy Deenihan
Joel Fajans and Karen Zukor
Heather Hanly and Daniel Purcell
Larry and Ann Hsu
Michael Lewis and Tabitha Soren
Linnaeus Thomson Fund
James Livingston
Timothy and Camilla McCalmont
Suzanne Mellard and
Laurence O’Neil
Mitchell and Lai-Ming Chan Meyer
Rita Moreno
Sarah Morrison
Helen Nicholas and Robert Fulmer
Carole Quan
Nonie Ramsay
Rochelle Shapell and
Lorne Buchman
Franklin and Elizabeth Silver
Jill Suttie and Donald Arbitblit
Jennifer and Paul Vetter
$5,000 - $9,999
Henry Abrons and Li-hsia Wang
Alisson Allen
Anonymous (8)
Patricia Blackwell-Marchant
Jerry and Mary Ann Boddum
Karen Caldwell
The Cavalieri Family
Richard and Judy Chagnon
Paul Chernoff
Michael Choy and Shannon Moffett
Annie Chuang and Matt Beltramo
Marvin and Kelly Deal
Debra Dove and Richard Masterson
The Elder Family Foundation
Benedict and Mary Feinberg
Rebecca Flournoy and
Andy Mardesich
Jeffrey Goodby and Jan Deming
David Graber
Janet and Joseph Grodin
Thomas Hargrave
Matthew and Ann Harren
Mark Headley and Christina Pehl
Lisa Hirsch
Lawrence and Ellen Keeshan
Cheryl and Alan King
Louise Laufersweiler and
Warren Sharp
Theresa Lee and Frederick Lass
Siu Ki Leong
Jeffrey Lessman
Bonnie Lewkowicz and Paul Church
Bruce Lymburn and Linda Kelly
Lymburn
Dianna Lyons
Donald Mack
John and Janice Markwart
James Marsters and Laura Cheever
David McClain and Merilyn Wong
Christopher McKenzie and
Manuela Albuquerque
Donald and Judith Ann McMorrow
Stephen and Emily Mendel
Anne Middleton
Robert and Catherine Miller
Marianne Mitosinka and
George Wick
Ted and Jacqueline Monk
Priscilla Myrick and Thomas Cutillo
Mark Nienberg and Jody Zaitlin
The PH Fund at Schwab Charitable
Fund
John and Beverley Polt
Krish and Padma Ramakrishnan
Fred Redeker
Jesse and Joan Rothstein
Robert and Eileen Ruby
Matthew and Rachel Scholl
Schwab Family Fund at the East
Bay Community Foundation
Gordon Seligson
Howard and Joyce Shao
Dan Stefek and Amy Stoloff
Mitch Stuart*
Elizabeth Strode and Robert Lee
Douglas, Jr.
The Honorable John Sutter and
Elouise Sutter
Inge Svoboda
Nancy Sweetland
Jeffrey Sykes and Denise Martini
Kong-Meng Tan, MD and May Chen
Ragesh Tangri and Daralyn Durie
Barrie Thorne
Thunen Family Foundation
The Honorable Jon Tigar and
Ms. Caroline Avery
Carole Ungvarsky and
Christopher Killian
Julie Waldman and Alan Germain
Jonathan Walker
Marsha Weintraub and
Stuart Hellman
Daniel and Katharine Whalen
Judith Wofsy, MD
$2,500 - $4,999
Denise Abrams and David
Harrington Fund
Amy and James Ahlers
Ameena Ahmed
Benjamin and Kay Andersen
James Anderson, D.D.S. and
Carol Grimm
Anonymous (10)
Mary Arnett
Ruth Arnhold Endowment Fund
at the East Bay Community
Foundation
Lily Anne Sanchez Baldwin
Suzan and John Bateson
Lowell Bennett and
Tina Raine-Bennett
Ryan and Annabelle Blackman
Vickie Blakeslee and Clive Schliewe
Catherine Boggs
Shawnda and Rafael Bolon
Severin Borenstein and
Margaret Stewart
Lloyd and Patricia Bracewell
Randa Brandt and
Savvas Papaiacovou
Karol Brewster
Kathryn Broughton and
Mark Martin
Sandra Bûgna and Paul Erle
Roanne Butier
Terry Carroll and Linda Dardarian
Sheung Chan
John and Seena Clark
Reginald Cole
Robert and Ingrid Cole
Chip and Rebecca Conradi
Lester and Grace Cooper
James Crook Jr. and David Harbison
Mary and William Cucci
Francesca Cunningham and
Ann Harvey
Ericka Curls-Bartling and
Aron D. Bartling
Jerome H. Debs, II
Kay Debs, Ph.D.
Susan Dickey
Kathleen and Eamonn Dolan
Martin and Sarah Donaldson
Sheila Duignan and Michael Wilkins
Gail Durkin
The Edwards Lifesciences Fund
Carl and Beth Eichenberger
David and Karen Eichler
Robin Einhorn
Gerald and Gail Eiselman
Michael and Monica Fairclough
Sydney Firestone
Kathryn Frank and James Blume
Larry Ginsburg
Giovanna Giuliani and Paul Carney
The Greenwood Family Foundation
Fund
Robert Grossman
Eric Havian and Jean Jarvis
Terri Hearsh
James Hebert
Ephraim and Kira Heller
Kristi Helmecke and
Philip Hunsucker
Andrew Hirss
Lawrence Hobel and Diana Staring
Gayl Huston and Ralph Pais
Julie Jaeger
Jacob Jin
Rosalie Jing
Sara Johansen
Justine Kaplan
The Kaplan Family
Richard Karp and Maria Pica Karp
David and Muriel Kears
Timothy and Elizabeth Kientzle
Tamara and Kenneth Kolda
Todd Kummer
Susan Kupfer
Jacques and Marie Lagarde
John and Carrie Lee
Arthur Leffel
Peter Lester and Ann Ludwig
Harold and Joan Lewis
Luke Lewis
Teyah Lewis
Barbara London
Lorraine Lupo
Angela and Louis Marchetti
Victor and Katalin Markowitz
Robert Mathews
Molly McCourt
J. Melrose
Mendelson Family Fund
Mesnikoff Foundation
Stephen and Cynthia Meyer
Carmen J. Moore Charitable Trust
Kris L. Morrow
Karyn and Jack Newman
Madelon Palma
Harlan Penn and Peter Gordon
Peter F. Pervere and Georgia Cassel
PH Fund
Timothy Quirk and Donna Peterson
Henry Ralston and Patricia Litton
Raymond Family Foundation
James and Ruth Reynolds
Charles Rice
Richard and Sandra Gilbert
Family Fund
Elizabeth and Shannon Riehle
Marie Riehle and Daniel Altemus
Sharon Ring
Martin Rosenthal and Patricia James
Peter Rukin and Sharon Djemal
Douglas and Julie Rusch
James and Barbara Rutherford
Thomas Sager and Eugenie Scott
John Sander
William and Carla Schneiderman
Garrett and Cheryl Schwab
Martha Sellers and Luigi Semenzato
Susan M. Sherrerd
Cherida Smith
Lawrence Smyth Jr. and
Phillippa Smyth
Shelby and Vicki Solomon
Jacqueline and Chris Sommers
Robert and Ann Spears
Alan and Dolores Steuer
Mark and Susan Stutzman
T. S. and Lauren Tate
Samuel Test
Ama Torrance
John and Martha Tuma
James Tyler
Tod and Jennifer Vedock
John and Delia Verber
Richard and Mary Warga
Bruce and Susan Wasserman
Jonathan Weissglass and
Lauren Willis
Amy and Kirby Wilcox
Stanley Wulf and Linda Press-Wulf
Ashraf Zaki
Olivier Zyngier
$1,000 - $2,499
Jeffrey Abrahams
Martin Abrams
Shoshana Abrass and
Douglas Nichols
Anna Abueg-Coleman and
Leroy Coleman
Ronald and Alta Jo Adamson
Barry Adler and Betsy Buchalter
Adler
Ronald and Patricia Adler
Wayne Ainsworth and
Elizabeth Yagle
Karl Aitken
Alice Akawie and Stuart Pivnick
Joseph Akiwenzie and
Clay Akiwenzie
Susan Albert and Bruce Maximov
Ken Alex
Jane and Vassilios Alexiadis
Patricia Aljoe
Paul and Shirley Allan
Blain Allen
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FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINUED)
Jim and Jo Betty Allen
Alejandro Alzugaray
Tarang and Hirni Amin
Srinath Anantharaman
Nancy Anderson
Anonymous (54)
Marcia and George Argyris
Sarah Armstrong
Mary Lynn Ashburn
James Astwood
Matthew and Deborah Au
Lee Aurich and Helen Hutchison
John Bailey and Brynn Vitale
Andrew Bailey
Bryan Balazs
John and Denise Barbano
Annie Barrows and Jeffrey Goldstein
Stanley Bateman, Jr and
Lynette Bateman
Edie Bayer
Patricia Beall
Helen Bell
Larry and Doris Benjamin
Martin and Ronna Benjamin
Maryann and Rory Bens
Leonard and Mary Benson
Carl Bergard
Jodie Berger
Terry Berger
Steven Berger and Paula
Hughmanick
Betsy and Christopher Beros
Lyn E. Berry
Josh and Heidi Bersin
Diane Bessette and Peter Denwood
Timothy Bever and Sara Garrison
Paul Bixby and Karen Smalley Bixby
Chris Bland and Mabel Choy
Hadley and Mary Anne Bland
Ricki Blau and William Reeves
Jessica Blazer
Fred Block
Gina Blus and Mark O’Leary
Gregory Bobrowicz
Janine Boehm
Anne Bolla
John Bongiovanni and Susan Miller
Lisa Borden and Karl Haas
and Family
Gregg Bowman
Joanne and Donald Boyd
Linda Braly
John and Jean Brennan
Robert and Sherry Briggs
Gregory and Teryl Brown
Lawrence Brown
Mildred Brown and Robert Salmons
Frank and Nina Brunetti
Leslie Brunk
Roger Bulosan
Stephen Burich
William Butcher and Veronica Roa
Charles and Elizabeth Byrne
Nicholas Byrne and April
Jourdan-Byrne
C & L Fund at the East Bay
Community Foundation
Eva and Jeff Camp
Kevin and Natalie Campbell
Mary Ann Campbell
Charles Campe
Lisa Carlin
Charles and Gretchen Carlson
Richard and Rebecca Carlson
S. Davis Carniglia and
Mary Claire Baker
Matthew Carrere
Neil Carvajal and Susan McDonough
Jennifer and Renaud Casanova
Craig and Letitia Casebeer
Maureen Cassingham
Michael and Loralee Castner
Alfonso and Lydia Chan
Justin Chan
Lionel and Lorraine Chan
Jing Chang
Joyce Chao
Daniel Chapman
Trish Chapman
An-Wen Chen
Steven and Leona Chester
Essen Ching
Anita Chiu
Lynda Choi
Ronald and Susan Choy
Robin Cline and Charles Vincent Jr
Jacob Clingerman
David and Rosalie Cmelak
Patricia Coburn
Gerald Cockrill
Paul and Alison Cocotis
Richard and Susan Coffin
Adam and Christie Cohen
Mary Colby
Emma Coleman
The Sylvan C. Coleman Foundation
Keith Collins
Michael and Janet Collinson
Kim Colwell
Gail Coney
Jane and Steve Conn
Steve Constable
Robert Cooter and Blair Dean
Margaret Cornwall
Robert and Christina Correia
John H. Cortesi
Daniel Corvello
Kathleen Cosgrove
Patricia Craig
Kimball and Kazumi Cranney
Kent Crispin and Christina Fong
Alan Crockett
Peter and Diana Crook
Melanie Crotty
Angelina M. Cruz
Timothy Cull and Lindsey Turrentine
Deborah Dagang and Terry Klim
Burton Dahlen
Michael Daly and
Kathleen McGovern
Elizabeth Dalrymple and
John Kelson
Barbara Darrow-Blake and
Steve Blake
Troy and Shannon Datcher
Clayton and Mary DaVega
Celia and Morris Davis Hunger Fund
Beth Davis-Karren
Kyle Davy and Karen Yencich
Christine Dawson
Mary Jane Dean
Margaret Deane
Dennis and Marlene Degner
Cornelia Dekker
Judith Della Santina
William E. Delphey
Carol Delton and Steve Zolno
Emily and Jamel Demir
Barbara Dengler
Sydney and Leslie Dent
David and Sarah DeVan
Jenifer Dever
Jay and Carol Devore
Dhandapani Dharumalingam and
Jayanthi Subramani
Jaspal Dhillon
Michael Di Filippo and Beth Fein
Connie Dias and Donald Parkin
Anna Diemand
Kimlong Dinh
Elizabeth Dmitrova
Amy Dobras
Rick and Kathy Doerinig
Gail Donaldson and Rick
Tejada-Flores
Nance Donaldson
Andrea and Brook Dooley
Don Dostal
Eric Drattell
Catherine Dunbar
Jonathan Eager and Nancy Klehr
Sandra Eakins
Lynn Ursic and Frank Edie
Janine Egert
Janet and Dennis Egler
Rachel Eidbo
Douglas and Lori Elefant
Charles Ellerbee
Denise and James Englese
Paul Erle
Everett and Janet Eslinger
Mark Estes and Beth
Wrenn-Estes
Jeff and Katherine Everett
Thomas Evernden III and
Kari Evernden
Linda Fabbri
Elizabeth and Benton Farmer
David and Beverly Farrell
Christian and Wynne Fassari
Daniel Feinberg and Holly Scheider
Lainey Feingold and Randy Shaw
Allen Feldman
Fred and Alice Feller
Joe and Tamar Fendel
Emily Fenster and Dora Dome
Frank Fernandez and Carmen Flores
Jonathan and Michelle Fieldman
Christine Fierro
Raymond Finucane
Claude Fischer and Ann Swidler
Alice Fishman and
Benjamin Feldman
Rosaline Fitzpatrick
Bridget Flanagan and
Peter Van der Naillen
Emily Flynn and Matt O’Connell
Jean Follette and Adam Olivieri
Linda Fortino
Louise Fortmann and Emery Roe
Ann Foster
Twila Foster and Stephen Pezzola
Sean and Penny Fottrell
Dana Fox and Paul Langlie
Zachary B. Franklin
Dean and Katherine Freeman
Leland Freidenburg Jr.
Elizabeth Frey
Ednah Beth Friedman
Bruce and Diane Friend
Christopher Lee Fry and Kim Harley
Bill and Marianne Gagen
Joseph Garrett II
Kathleen Garrison
Peter and Elaine Geffen
Susie Gehring and Jennifer Nadeau
Joel and Katya Gerwein
Nancy and Charles Geschke
Jess and Jennifer Giambroni
Eric and Emma Gimon
Patricia Mae Ginn
Steven Ginsberg and
Ingrid Overgard
Gregory and Jody Ginsburg
Stephen and Marian Gold
Beth Goldberg and J. Cogan
Joe Goldenson, MD and
Ronnie Jacobs
Leonard Goldman and
Jayme Gallagher
Bonnie Goldsmith
Penelope Goldsmith
Susan Goldsmith and
Joseph Waxman
John Goldstein and Holly Roberson
Susan Goldstein and Andy Kivel
Susan Goltsman and Daniel Iacofono
James Gonzales II
Howard M. and Deborah S.
Goodman Charitable Trust
Iden Goodman
Michael Gordon
Joan Goria
Jane Gottesman and Geoffrey Biddle
David and Diane Gould
Ardis Graham and Nicole
Brown Graham
GRAMP Foundation
Joan Gravette
Brian and Christina Greenberg
Melanie Grossheider-Monkowski
and Adam Monkowski
Elmer and Pamela Grossman
Richard and Janet Grossman
Christopher Gubera and
Kristin Linehan
Andrew and Teresa Gunther
Basil Guy
Delia Haag
Boaz Haberman
Blanca Haendler and Robert Cook
Syed Imran Haider Rizvi
Thomas Halbach
Diane Halbert and
Joshua Langenthal
W. James and Mary Ann Hannon
Ann Hardesty and Stephen Chiles
Marcella Hardy
Beverly Harris
Bruce Harris and Jeannette Alexich
Stephen Harris, Ph.D.
Tyana Harte
Holly Hartley
Ruth Hartman and Gary Wolff
Jon and Connie Hartung
Arthur and Marge Haskell
Clay Haswell
Heather Haveman and Neil Fligstein
Douglas and Eugenie Hawkins
Linda J. Headrick
Shawn Hecht and Ann Fischer Hecht
Joseph Hellerstein and Adene Sacks
Mary Henderson
James Hendriksen and Terisa Chaw
Rosemary Henze and Joseph Grieco
Paul Hermens
Stephen Hertz
Bruce D. Hill
Richard Hill
Gail Hillebrand and Hugh Barroll
Peter and Mary Hinton
Cherie Hishida
Alan Hobesh and Kerry McLean
Matthew Hornyak
Hoskin Family
Joseph Houser
Tiffany and Alex Howell
John Hunt and Ruthanne Allen Hunt
Karen Hunt and Phillip Rayher
Xinh Huynh
Tom Icabone
Judith Innes
John and Christine Ireland
Joyce Ivery
Michael and Saralinda Jackson
Sarah Jaffe
Nancy Jaicks-Alexander
Rick Jarvis
William and Shu-Hui Jeng
Deborah Jennings
Dennis, Sarah, Olivia and
Phoebe Jeske
Bruce and Penelope Johnson
Alex Johnston
Andrea Jones
Lynne Jones and Roger Baxter
Thomas Jones III
Eliot and Philippa Jubelirer
Janis Kahn and Jeffrey Greeve
Robert Kahn and Bobbie
Quilty-Kahn
Stanley and Adeline Kahn
Ward and LeAnn Kanowsky
Meenu Kapai and David Napolitano
Joanne and Scott Karchmer
Naneen Karraker
Tammi Keating
Susan Kegeles and Jeffrey Lazarus III
Eileen Keller and Craig Williams
William Kemper
John and Elizabeth Kendall
Maureen Kennedy and Konrad Alt
Michael Kent and Rebecca Rozen
Anna R. Kerr
Francis Khim
Maria Kiernik
David King and Rose Hunt
Jane and Charles King
Lisa and John King
Mary King
Michael and Nidhi Kinstlick
Shelley Klop and Robin Packel
Greg and Starla Knapp
Gary and Linda Koenig
Brian and Margaret Kopeck
Alex Koppel
Harry and Suzon Kornblum
Eric and Angela Korpela
Anthony Kovscek and Rebecca Taylor
Marion Kramer, MD
Ronald Krzyzanowski Sr. and
Ileana Krzyzanowski
Shilpa Kumbhani and Jason Holder
Germaine LaBerge
Maureen Ladley
Henry and Natalie Lagorio
Lorene Lamb
Charles Lamm and Erika
Sandford Lamm
Carol and Richard Langevin
Lauren LaPietra and
Matthew Williams
Holly Lassalle
James Lastoskie and
Charlotte Chang
Patricia Lau
David and Jui Law
Blake Lawit and Marlena Jacobs
Nathaniel and Sandra Lee Lawson
Mary LeBlanc
Caron Lee
Chris Lee and Scott Shaffer
Gorton Lee
James and Kathryn Lee
Tienne Lee and Steve and
Max Nierlick
Eric Leenson and Monica
Marini-Leenson
Tiffany Lefour
Megan Lehrkamp and Edward Chun
Tom Lent and Martha Crusius
Nancy Lenvin
Daniel and Victoria Leonardi
Douglas Letterman and Christine Lee
Mark Levine
Ronnen and Lionel Levinson
Jeffrey Lewis and Barbara Joan
Tiger Bass
Lynn Charles and Roberta Lewis
Michael Lewis and
Deborah Gonzalez
Stewart and Margaret Lewis
JJ Libbon
Marcus Libkind
Charlotte Lichterman
Sarah Lightfoot and Adam Tracy
Clara Lim
Suizi Lin
Peter Linde
Gordon Linden
Nina Lindsay and Charles Vogels
Joel Linzner and Teresa Picchi
Terry Liu and Eileen Consorti
Eric Lloyd
Janet Lord, M.D.
Kathleen Loughnot
Michael and Mary Lubin
Henry Luk
Lutes and Abrons Family Fund
Barbara MacAuliffe
Charles and Christiana MacFarlane
Denise MacGregor-Franco and
Jeffrey Franco
Christina and Jeremie Maehr and
Family
Daniel and Robinn Magid
Cornell Maier and Deidre Smith
Laura Malik
Marc Manason and Lynn Meltzer
Steven Mandelberg, M.D.
Roger Mann, MD and Joan Mann
Peter G. Manoleas
Mark and Kathleen Manus
Mary Mara
Paul Markovich and Lisa Alumkal
Michael Marletta and
Margaret Gutowski
Osama and Maria Martell
Paul and Hilary Martin
Doris Marx
Patrick Mason and Rebecca Kurland
Barry Massie, M.D.
Margaret Mathias
Laura D. Mattos
Michael May
Michael and Carol Mayer
Jean McClellan and David Barron
Sarah McCoy and Rachel Anderson
Julia McCray-Goldsmith and
John McCray
Laura and Robert McCreery
Charles and Carol McCullough
Rick and Carolyn McFarland
Peter McGrath and Han Wang
Paula McGuire
William and Suzanne McLean
Karen McNamara
Laurie McWhorter
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LEGACY GIFTS
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINUED)
David Meadows and Melissa Locke
Daniel Melvin
Theresa and Mary Mendoza
Joan Mensinger
Maqdooda and Adnan Merchant
Jeffrey Merrill
Eli Messinger, Ph.D. and
Claudia Bauer
Cathy and Gary Meyer
Rebecca Meyer and Jeffrey Resnik
Karri and Peter Michell
Robert and Beverly Middlekauff
Andrew Miller and Donald Howe
Brian Miller
Cynthia and David Miller
Marlene Millikan
Richard and Marlene Millikan
Kenneth and Janice Milnes
Anne and Carl Mitchell
Lowry Mitchell
Mark Mitchell
Stephen Moehle
Desiree B. Moore Charitable Fund B.
Daria Moraveck
Masayuki Morita
Barbara Morita
Daniel and Joan Morse
William and Laura Moseley
William and Martha Moses
Ari Moskowitz and Julene Allen
Andrew Moyce, M.D. and
Mary Moyce
Carol and David Moyer
Ellen Moyer
Thomas Mulvihill and
Elizabeth Koller
Leon Muraro and Martha Webber
Muraro
Shaun Murray
James and Lindsey Murray
Roger Myers and Erin McCormick
John and Barbara Nagle
Roy and Judy Nakadegawa
Fred Naseef
Matthew Nealon
Neidig Family Charitable Foundation
Joe and Carol Neil
Mark Nevins and Joyce Pardo Nevins
Edwin Ng
Karl Nichols and Sherry Hu-Nichols
Dana Nord
Terry Nordstrom
Evelyn Nussenbaum and
Hans Vogelstein
Christopher and Maureen Oakes
Lisa Oberg and Scott Cohen
Steven Oliver and Lorraine Sadler
Thomas and Pamela Orloff
Carol Orth
Ralf Otto
Ann Ough
Denise Owen
Ann O’Connor
Marion O’Leary and Elizabeth Kean
Barbara O’Neal and Patrick Alvarez
Daniel O’Rielly and Margaret Metz
Katia O’Sullivan
Kevin and Nancy Padian
Michael and Ann Parker
Richard and Julie Parkinson
Clarence and Nancy Parkison
Steven and Cherie Jo Patenaude
Ronald Patterson, Sr. and
Jessica Patterson
Sheridan Pauker
Robert and Cindy Pellissier
Eddie Perez
Matt Peterson
Connie Philipp
William and Leslie Piels
The Pierce Family Charitable
Foundation
Pirzada Family Fund
Michael and Janet Place
Karen Plessinger
Arlene Podell Barr and Robert Barr
Kristine Poplawski
Warren and Jane Pottebaum
Michael and Patricia Prior
Heather Purdy
Daniel Purkett and Lois Johnson
Purkett
Marc Ramirez
Mitchell Ramirez
Cheryl Randolph
Richard Raushenbush and
Barbara Giuffre
Will and Marilyn Rayment
Phillip Reed III and Carla Reed
Kenneth and Frances Reid
Krista and Chuck Reinhard
Michael Reiter
Nigel and Barbara Renton
Ronald and Julie Rettig
Chris and Laura Richardson
Jason and Melissa Richardson
Kennedy and Kathleen Richardson
Mary Richerson
Mary Ellen Richey
Rachel Richman
Nicholas and Nardine Riegels
David and Carla Riemer
George and JoAnne Robb
Jody and John Roberts
Christina B. Robinson
David and Bonnie Roditti
S. E. Rogers
Ursula Rolfe, M.D. and Monroe
Strickberger, Ph.D.
Jennifer Rollerson
Paul Roose and Anne Lawrence
Jeffrey and Lesah Ross
Shelley Roth and Jed Weissberg
Marcie Rubel and Michael Rufo
David and Sharon Rubens
Elizabeth Ruhland and Joshua Miele
Gaile and Wilbur Russ
Greg T. Russell
Francis Ryan and Judith Levitan
Marguerite Ryan
David Sabb
Barbara Sahm and Steven Winkel
A. Reza Salehi and K. Sorur
Talaee Rad
Nora Salvador
Joseph Sander and Rilia
Callaghan-Sander
Sanjiv and Caren Sanghvi
Roussel Sargent
Joan Sarnat and David Hoffman
Craig Sato
Robert Savio and Jessica Gosnell
John Sawicki, MD and Paula Sawicki
William and Susan Scalice
John Schaefer and Elizabeth
Maynard Schaefer
John Scharffenberger
Elinor Schaumann-Mumm and
Mark Mumm
Steven Schiller and Kristine Kaiser
Gordon and Violet Schmierer
Donald Schneider
Mary Schoen and Carlos Perez
Mark Schoenrock
Elaine Schow
Judith and Dorothy
Schumacher-Jennings
Dara Schur and Miye Goishi
Michael Schwabe
David and Micole Schwantes
Mark and Susan Schynert
Melissa Scoppettone
Curtis Scribner
Susan Searby
Alison Seevak
The Seevak Pearson Fund
Louise Sefton and Arlyn Johns
Thomas Seiter and Kass Day-Seiter
Stephen Senter and Deborah
Hurst Senter
Dagmar and Gilbert Serota
Carolyn Serrao and Al Riley
M. Sethurathinam
Richard and Tanya Seymour
Ibrahim and Fauzia Shah
Judith Shane
J. Merrill and Patricia Shanks
Kate Sharp
Arthur and Mary Jo Shartsis
Chi-Kwan Shea
William and Solveig Shearer
Ann and Budd Shenkin
Yaniv and Shawna Sherman
Julia Sherwin and Michael Haddad
Makiko Shinoda
Kay E. Sidney-Sanchez
Charles and Naomi Sigal
Neal Siler
Justin Simon, M.D.
M. Lynn Simonson
Jean Simpson
Kanak Singh and Pavan Manocha
Keith Skinner and Christine Williams
Gretta and Adrian Sladen
Mark Sloan
Jaqueline Smalley and John Austin
Darrell Smith and Elaine Lew-Smith
Grady Smith
Nellie Smith
Owen and Erma Smith
Marilyn and Leland Snider
Richard Snitzer Jr and Laurie Snitzer
Lori Ann Souza
Stephen Sperber and Roberta
Silverstein
Spencer Stanford and Emily True
Philip and Jean Stein
Mary Stephens
Laura Stevens
Mary Edna Stevens
Ted Stevens
Nancy Storch
Donna Straff
David Stranz
S. Duane and Jane Stratton
Stephen Sugarman and Karen
Carlson
John and Veronique Sumnicht
Ann Sweeney
David and Robin Sweet
Margaret Sweet
Eugene and Ellen Switkes
Jean-Luc Szpakowski, MD
and Gloria Polanski
Malcolm and Alice Talcott
Peter Tallas
Michelle Taymuree
Alan Templeton
Mark and Betsy Templeton
Gail Tennant
James Tepperman
Pradeep and Marie Thayamballi
James and Elizabeth Thomas
Eddie Thomas Jr. and Brenda Thomas
Peter Thompson and Kathy Kallick
Steven Thompson and David Alcocer
Michael Tilles
Matilda and Neil Toda
Maria Tompkins
Timothy and Peggy Toppin
JoAnn Torigoe
Brian Torone
James Townsend
Alison Truman
Frank Tsai
Elizabeth Turnipseed*
John Tuttle and Natasha Haugnes
Stephan Twigg and Susan Aumiller
Michael Ubell and Paula Hawthorn
Jerry and Ilona Ulrich
Elaine Unemori and John Karnay
Yogendra and Varsha Upadhye
Lin Ure Cheyer and Adam Cheyer
Neetu and Ian Vacin
Ali Vafai
Robert and Deborah Van Nest
Ted Varlow, Marietta Monroy
and Celia Manitsas
Brian and Barbara Vaughn
Sandra Venning
Yvonne Wade
Carol Walb
Alexandra Wall
Thomas and Concetta Wallace
James Walsh
Michael and Marsha Walsh
Michael Walsh
Thomas and Winifred Walters
Myrna Walton and Thomas Tellefsen
Joshua Waltzer
William Warburton
Susan Ward
Ralph Warner and Toni Ihara
E. Margaret Warton and Steve
Benting
Amy Waters
Anne Waters and Stephen Buffi
Phoebe Watts
Richard Wayne
Leonard Weiler and Alice Colllins
Jon and Katherine Weiner
Jeffry and Lauran Weinmann
Sonja Weissman
Madaline Wellington
Brian Welsch and Michelle Minikel
Gary Welsh
Dana and Doug Welsh
Matt and Jennifer Werner
Charles and Annelle Westbrook
Lauren Westreich and Bob Emerson
Thomas White
Erik Wiener
Andrew and Billie Wiesenthal
Andrew and Janet Wilson
Enevia Wilson
Jeff and Siomara Wilson
Martha Winnacker
Robin and Peter Winokur
Ellen Winter and Gary Stower
Sara Winter
Rob and Wendy Wishnowsky
Charles and Nancy Wolfram
Brian Wong
Mark Woo and Colleen Martin
Molly Wood
Winifred Wood
Jennifer Woolf and James McCarrick
Jiang Wu and Jennifer Hom
Charles Wyngarden
Franklin and Catherine Yap
Karen and Burt Yarkin
Kathy Yonemoto
Robert Youngs and Susan Cohen
Amy Zeifang and Jeanne Irvin
Elaine Zelnik
Cort and Anne Zimmerman
Judy Zollman and Marty Glick
Ami Zusman
The following is a partial list of generous individuals
who joined the Will to End Hunger Society by
committing to a legacy gift in FY13.
Amy Apel and Harry Chomsky
Anna Barnard and Belinda Stradley
Gretchen Brosius
Donald Buchholz
Valerie Doyle
Lisa Foster
Mary and Keith McAllister
Norma Mosely-Lampley
Susan Simpson and Steve Crimi
Lois Nancy Snow and Robert Kaiser
Ying Mei Tcheou and Jack Cunningham
Sharon Toth
If you have named Alameda County
Community Food Bank in your estate
and have not yet informed us, or if you
are interested in more information about
legacy gifts and our Will to End Hunger
Society, please contact our development
team at (510) 635-3663 ext. 336.
For seven consecutive years, Alameda County
Community Food Bank has achieved Charity
Navigator’s highest rating — Four Stars —
ranking us among the top 2 percent of
charities nationwide.
95 cents of every $1 donated
goes directly to food programs!
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Statement of Financial Position
Statement of Operating Activities
Assets
Annual Support and Revenue
June 30, 2013
Cash and marketable securities
Grants receivable
Shared maintenance & other receivables
Pledges receivable
Inventory (Note 1)
Prepaid expenses and deposits
Property and equipment, net
Total Assets
$7,460,221
204,842
70,486
17,500
1,739,072
131,877
9,198,734
$18,822,732
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities
Accounts payable
Accrued compensated absences
Deferred revenue
$234,982
267,119
13,312
Total Liabilities
$515,413
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Board-designated appropriations
Property & equipment
Temporarily restricted
$18,307,319
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$18,822,732
Change in net assets, operating
Unrealized gain on investments
Net temporarily restricted revenue
Net assets, beginning of year
Net assets, end of year
Government revenue
Foundation and corporate giving
Individual contributions
Special events contributions
Program revenue
Interest and other
Donated commodities
Total Support and Revenue
$3,172,132
2,222,948
5,959,998
546, 401
499,621
527,975
39,712,549
-$292,097
16,464
72,814
18,510,138
$18,307,319
Government Contracts
6%
Grants
4%
Cash
Contributions
12%
Programs
& Others
2%
$52,641,624
Food Donations
76%
Annual Operating Expenses
$387,192
8,579,939
9,198,734
141,454
Total Net Assets
Change in Net Assets (Note 2)
For the year ended June 30, 2013
Program Services (Note 2)
Food distribution
Nutrition education,
hunger education,
community outreach,
volunteer training
$46,982,789
Nutrition Education,
Hunger Education,
Community Outreach,
Volunteer Training
7%
Resource Development/ Fundraising
3%
Management &
General
2%
3,600,286
Supporting Services
Resource development/fundraising
Management and general
Total Expenses
1,512,245
838,401
$52,933,721
Food
Distribution
88%
Note 1: Feeding America , the national food bank network, valued donated food commodities at $1.69 per pound for FY13.
Note 2: The Food Bank recognizes donated and USDA commodities as a contribution and resulting inventory. Inventory is expensed when food is distributed. The decrease in net assets is due to a decrease in donated inventory. The Food Bank
distributed more donated food in FY13 than it received.
Hard copies of the annual audit are available upon request; digital copies can be accessed on the About Us menu of our website, www.accfb.org, under Financial and Governance. Every effort has been made to ensure the completeness and
accuracy of the information contained in this report. Please contact our Development Department at (510) 635-3663 ext. 336 with any corrections.
7900 Edgewater Drive, Oakland, CA 94621
Mailing address: P.O. Box 2599, Oakland, CA 94614
Tel: (510) 635-3663 | Fax: (510) 635-3773
www.accfb.org
TOGETHER, WE CAN SOLVE HUNGER.