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2012 ANNUAL REPORT
Laura Elizabeth Pohl/Bread for the World
BREAD FOR THE WORLD • BREAD FOR THE WORLD INSTITUTE
OUR MISSION
Bread for the World is a collective Christian voice
urging our nation’s decision makers to end hunger at
home and abroad. By changing policies, programs,
and conditions that allow hunger and poverty to
persist, we provide help and opportunity far beyond
the communities where we live.
Bread for the World Institute provides policy analysis
on hunger and strategies to end it. The Institute
educates opinion leaders, policy makers, and the
public about hunger in the United States and abroad.
(Left to right) Kay DeBlance, Rebecca Walker, Aaron Marez, and David Ramos of Texas walk through the
Russell Senate Office Building on their way to a meeting in Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison’s office (R-Texas). They
visited the office as part of Bread for the World’s Lobby Day in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, June 12, 2012.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sandra Joireman, Chair
Wheaton, Ill. Professor of politics and international relations,
Wheaton College.
John Carr, Vice Chair
Cheverly, Md. Fellow, Institute of Politics, Kennedy School of
Government, Harvard University.
Elizabeth Henry, Secretary
Oakland, Calif. Community development coordinator, Arkansas
Children’s Hospital.
Bob Terry, Treasurer
Birmingham, Ala. Publisher and editor, The Alabama Baptist.
Nancy D. Arnison
Chicago, Ill. Executive director, Theological Book Network.
Spencer Bachus
Birmingham, Ala. U.S. representative, (R-Ala.). Chair, House
Financial Services Committee.
David Beckmann
Alexandria, Va. President, Bread for the World and Bread for
the World Institute.
Deborah Blue
Chicago, Ill. Executive minister, Department of Compassion,
Mercy, and Justice; Evangelical Covenant Church.
Dayna Cade
Washington, D.C. President, DC Strategies, Inc.
Walter Contreras
Los Angeles, Calif. Director, Hispanic Church Planting
and Outreach, Pacific Southwest Conference, Evangelical
Covenant Church.
Ronald Cunningham
Dallas, Texas. Bishop, Christian Methodist Episcopal Church.
Presiding prelate, Eighth Episcopal District.
Derick Dailey
Blytheville, Ark./New Haven, Conn. Graduate student, Yale
University. Member, 2013 Global Ecumenical Theological
Institute-North America.
Bob Dole
Washington, D.C. Former Republican candidate for president.
Former majority leader, U.S. Senate.
Elizabeth Donnelly
Belmont, Mass. Longtime Bread member and activist.
Dick Durbin
Springfield, Ill. U.S. senator (D-Ill.). Assistant majority leader,
U.S. Senate.
Ruth Farrell
Louisville, Ky. Coordinator, Presbyterian Hunger Program.
Yesenia García
Washington, D.C. Communications coordinator, 1,000 Days.
Michael Gerson
Alexandria, Va. Senior advisor, ONE. Syndicated columnist,
Washington Post.
Fred Groos
Stevens Point, Wisc. Family physician, Family Health/La Clinica
de los Campesinos.
Denis Madden
Baltimore, Md. Auxiliary bishop, Archdiocese of Baltimore.
Megan Marsh
Colorado Springs, Colo. Project and support specialist,
Compassion International. Longtime Bread activist.
Terry Meehan
New York, N.Y. Chair, Azimuth Investment Management, LLC.
Carol Myers
Holland, Mich. Creator and editor of stnicholascenter.org.
Longtime Bread activist.
Carlos Navarro
Albuquerque, N.M. Volunteer state coordinator, Bread New
Mexico. Longtime Bread activist.
Donna Neste
Minneapolis, Minn. Coordinator of neighborhood ministries,
Mount Olive Lutheran Church.
Maureen O’Leary
New York, N.Y. Retired psychotherapist in private practice.
Chang K. Park
New York, N.Y. Founder and CEO, Universal Remote Control,
Inc.
Devita Parnell
Lilburn, Ga. Missional resources specialist, Cooperative
Baptist Fellowship.
Jonathan Reyes
Washington, D.C. Executive director, Department of Justice,
Peace, and Human Development, U.S. Conference of Catholic
Bishops.
Daniel Rift
Oak Park, Ill. Director of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
World Hunger and Disaster Appeal.
Gabriel Salguero
Newark, N.J. Founder and president, National Latino
Evangelical Coalition. With Jeanette Salguero, co-pastor,
Lamb’s Church of the Nazarene, New York City.
Greg Shaw
Seattle, Wash. Publisher and CEO, Crosscut Seattle.
William Shaw
Philadelphia, Pa. Pastor, White Rock Baptist Church.
Commissioner, U.S. Commission on International Religious
Freedom.
Art Simon
Bowie, Md. Honorary Board Member. President emeritus and
founder of Bread for the World.
Malcolm Street
Fort Worth, Texas. Owner and operator of assisted living communities.
Peace Sullivan
Miami Beach, Fla. Longtime Bread activist and retired psychotherapist.
Sharon Thornberry
Philomath, Ore. Community food systems manager, Oregon
Food Bank.
Elaine VanCleave
Nashville, Tenn. Longtime Bread activist.
Gerald Kolschowsky
Sarasota, Fla. Former chair and co-CEO, OSI Group, LLC.
Martha Ward
Seattle, Wash. Longtime Bread activist.
Leonard Lovett
Alexandria, Va. Ecumenical officer, Urban Affairs, Church of
God in Christ.
Jim Winkler
Washington, D.C. General secretary, United Methodist General
Board of Church and Society.
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PRESIDENT’S REVIEW
Rev. David Beckmann
President
The 112th Congress was characterized by deficit reduction drama and
political brinkmanship—often aimed at cutting programs that alleviate hunger
and poverty. Yet, in 2012, the persistence of Bread for the World members, our
partner organizations, and other people of faith helped avert cuts to programs
vital to those whom Jesus called “the least of these.”
More than ever, Bread members engaged candidates throughout the
election campaign season. This was especially true in the fall when Bread for
the World, with partners in the Circle of Protection, asked President Barack
Obama and Governor Mitt Romney to issue video statements on how they
would end hunger. We were able to use those statements in the media and
through our networks to draw attention to the persistence of hunger and
poverty. These issues had been largely ignored by the presidential campaigns
until then.
In the final quarter of the year, more than 2,500 churches across the country
observed Bread for the World Sunday—remembering hungry people in their
prayers and renewing their commitment to end hunger.
2012 ended on a positive note, with many important anti-poverty
programs protected from harmful and disproportionate cuts. Medicaid; the
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly food stamps);
and the Special Supplemental Program for Women, Infants, and Children
(WIC) were not cut. Many tax credits that help people lift themselves out of
poverty were extended. Most critically, the worst effects of the fiscal cliff were
avoided.
As a result, families here in the United States struggling with unemployment
and poverty were able to feed their children. In impoverished countries,
emergency food aid and development assistance saved lives and created hope
for the future.
2012 Victories
Bread Successfully Advocated for a Circle of Protection
In the face of unprecedented budget threats and over $2.5 trillion of
proposed deficit reductions, Bread members called on Congress to maintain a
circle of protection around funding for programs vital to hungry people. This
was a continuation of the 2011 Offering of Letters campaign. Bread members
urged protection of domestic nutrition programs, refundable tax credits,
poverty-focused development assistance, and international food aid.
In March, the Republican-led House passed its fiscal year 2013 budget. Had
this version of the budget been passed by Congress and been signed into law,
the cuts would have been so severe that most of the government—aside from
health care, Social Security, and defense—would cease to exist by 2050. In fact,
2012 HIGHLIGHTS
62 percent of the cuts in that budget were to programs vital to poor people.
Added to the mix during deficit reduction discussions was the reauthorization of the farm bill. Both the Senate
and House proposed cuts, with the House version of the bill including $16.5 billion in cuts to SNAP over 10
years—$12 billion more than the cuts proposed in the Senate version. As many as 3 million people would have been
cut out of SNAP and 280,000 children would have lost school meals. Both bills would have reduced agriculture and
nutrition spending over the next 10 years. In the end, Congress and the president reduced the deficit by $2.5 trillion
over 10 years with no significant cuts to programs vital to hungry and poor people.
All the issues that we persistently advocated for during the 112th Congress were dramatically resolved a few
hours before we reached the fiscal cliff at the end of December 2012.
The $50K Campaign Raised Awareness About Domestic Cuts
Bread’s $50K campaign in April 2012 raised awareness about the effect the proposed bills would have on local
charities. The campaign was so-named because every church in the United States, big or small, would need to raise
an additional $50,000 each year for 10 years to cover the proposed reductions to federal nutrition programs. Bread
secured the signatures of 35,000 people, including 2,500 pastors, on a petition that repudiated the notion that
churches can make up the difference.
Despite proposals to cut programs, Congress made no major cuts in 2012 to programs serving hungry people.
Congress also extended for five years the current Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit—assisting
millions of low-income working families.
Bread for the World members continued to advocate for more and better development assistance. The temporary
extension of the farm bill sustained
funding for the McGovern-Dole
International Food Program, used
for school feeding programs in
Africa and elsewhere. The extension
also funded the Food for Peace
Program, which provides food aid
in times of disaster.
Before the year ended, outgoing
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ranking Member Howard Berman
(D-Calif.) introduced his rewrite of
the 1961 Foreign Assistance Act,
the Global Partnership Act. Also,
the House unanimously consented
to approve the Foreign Aid
Transparency and Accountability
Act of 2012 to improve the efficiency
of U.S. foreign aid. While these bills
did not pass, we remain optimistic
The Hunger Justice Leaders event in June brought 60 young ministers and church
leaders to Washington, D.C., for training as anti-hunger advocates.
Strides Were Made Toward Improving Development Assistance
2012 HIGHLIGHTS
elements of reform that will reduce hunger and poverty.
We know that international migration is often part of
the exodus from hunger—as people move across national
borders to escape poverty and improve their livelihoods.
While reducing poverty may not be the primary goal of
most contemporary immigration policy reform efforts, it
should certainly be one of its explicit objectives.
In 2012, Bread for the World led the way in making
that connection. A staff work group was created to focus
on a broader program of advocacy for immigration
reform and to establish principles to guide Bread’s
advocacy on this issue.
Bread Trained 60 Hunger Justice Leaders
In 2012, Bread for the World Institute continued its research
about the most effective ways to increase agricultural productivity
in countries that struggle with hunger.
that similar bills will pass in the 113th Congress.
Bread for the World Institute also pushed to strengthen
the focus on maternal and child nutrition in U.S.
international development policy. The Institute convened
hundreds of women of faith to advocate for adequate
nutrition for children and their mothers during a child’s
crucial first 1,000 days, from pregnancy through age 2.
Bread Asked the President to Prioritize Ending Hunger
During the 2012 presidential campaign, Bread for the
World—with our partners in the Circle of Protection—
secured video statements from both candidates on how
they would address hunger and poverty. The statements
were viewed more than 101,000 times. After the elections,
Bread for the World continued to use President Barack
Obama’s video as an organizing tool. People of faith were
invited to petition the president to work with Congress
on a plan to end hunger. President Obama’s statement
establishes a commitment that we will ask him to fulfill.
In June 2012, Bread for the World brought 60 young
ministers and church leaders to Washington, D.C., for
training as Hunger Justice Leaders. Participants came
from strategic legislative districts and a diversity of
Christian traditions. About two-thirds of the group were
African-American or Latino.
Participants explored the biblical foundations of
anti-hunger advocacy, gained skills in advocacy and
community organizing, connected with like-minded
ministers from across the United States, spoke out on
Capitol Hill, met with senior White House staff, and
committed to continue advocacy efforts back home.
Financial Statements
In 2012, combined revenue (excluding prior years’
revenue used in 2012) for Bread for the World and Bread
for the World Institute totaled $15.2 million. Thousands of
individuals and families—along with many churches and
church organizations—generously contributed well over
half of that amount. Several grants received in 2012 will
provide funds for program activities in 2013 and beyond.
Expenses for Bread for the World and Bread for
the World Institute totaled $13.8 million. Only 13
percent of the organizations’ expenses were devoted to
The Institute Connected Immigration to Its Roots in
fundraising—a reflection of the generosity of Bread for
Hunger and Poverty
the World’s members and the efficiency of our staff.
Bread for the World Institute provided analysis and Copies of the audited financial statements are provided
education on immigration issues. The Institute supports upon request. You may also find financial reports at
comprehensive immigration reform with a focus on those www.bread.org/annualreport.
2012 HIGHLIGHTS
We are careful stewards of the funds entrusted to us by Bread for the World members and others. For the sixth year
running, Bread for the World Institute earned the top rating—four stars—from Charity Navigator, and an “A” rating from
the American Institute for Philanthropy. We also maintained our top accreditation with the Better Business Bureau.
2013 Hunger Report Focused on Progress Against Hunger
within reach
global development goals
2013 hunger report
In November 2012, Bread for the World Institute launched the 22nd Hunger
Report, Within Reach: Global Development Goals. The 2013 Hunger Report points
out that the percentage of extremely poor people in the world has been cut in
half since 1990. The report calls for a final push as we approach the 2015 targets
for the Millennium Development Goals and looks beyond the 2015 framework.
The 2013 Hunger Report specifically urges the president of the United States
to provide leadership to motivate the nations of the world to set specific goals
for continued progress against poverty and hunger—and to announce a goal and
plan to end hunger in the United States.
Despite many challenges, 2012 ended on a positive note for us, with many
important federal anti-poverty programs being protected from harmful and
disproportionate cuts. Medicaid, SNAP, and WIC were not cut. Many tax credits that help people lift themselves
out of poverty were extended. Most critically, the worst effects of the fiscal cliff were avoided.
For all of this, we are thankful to you, our members, our activists, our donors, and our partners. Your generous
contributions, your letters to Congress, and your persistent prayers made all this possible.
David Beckmann
President, Bread for the World
2012 Offering of Letters
Our 2012 Offering of Letters, “Expanding the Circle of
Protection,” focused on safeguarding effective anti-poverty
programs under threat in Congress. During the previous
year, we had realized that we needed to change the way
that we campaigned to better cope with the unprecedented
attacks. Instead of focusing on a single issue, we expanded
our advocacy to four concerns: domestic nutrition, povertyfocused development assistance, tax credits for low income
families, and international food aid.
FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
Bread for the World Revenues
2012
2011
Bread Total Revenue
Public support
Contributions
$4,120,638
$3,834,750
Foundation grants
277,000
327,720
Church & denominational support
717,213
726,234
Prior years’ revenue used in current year*
421,979
170,172
Total public support
5,536,830 5,058,876
Other revenue232,224
197,692
Total Public Support
Total operating revenue
5,769,054
5,256,568
96.0%
Non-operating revenue: investment income (loss)
45,724 21,543 Other Revenue 4.0%
TOTAL REVENUE
$5,814,778$5,278,111 2012
Bread for the World Expenses
Program services
General education & research
Outreach & advocacy
Public policy
Total program expense
Support services
Fundraising
Finance and administration
Total support expense
TOTAL EXPENSE
Change in unrestricted net assets
Change in temporarily restricted net assets
NET ASSETS (beginning of year)
NET ASSETS (end of year)
Bread for the World Institute Revenues
Public support
Contributions
Foundation grants
Prior years’ revenue used in current year*
Total public support
Other revenue
Total operating revenue
Non-operating revenue: investment income (loss)
TOTAL REVENUE
Bread for the World Institute Expenses
Program services
General education & research
Outreach & advocacy
Public policy
Total program expense
Support services
Fundraising
Finance and administration
Total support expense
TOTAL EXPENSE
Change in unrestricted net assets
Change in temporarily restricted net assets
NET ASSETS (beginning of year)
NET ASSETS (end of year)
20122011
$1,973,151
1,171,675
558,047
3,702,873
$1,740,786
1,233,804
388,479
3,363,069
787,811
655,775
443,283
188,258
1,231,094
844,033
$4,933,967$4,207,102
880,811 1,071,009
(421,979)
(170,172)
$1,669,654$768,817
$2,128,486$1,669,654
2012
2011
Non-Operating
Revenue < 0.1%
2012
$3,655,784
2,972,004
1,094,440
7,722,228
$3,569,585
3,487,978
1,623,475
8,681,038
543,357
421,489
582,416
158,440
1,125,773
579,929
$8,848,001$9,260,967
5,003,499
4,530,215
(3,978,715)
(4,989,835)
$7,091,311$7,550,931
$8,116,095$7,091,311
Other Revenue 3.8%
Non-Operating
Revenue 3.2%
2011
Program Services
75.0%
Program Services
79.9%
Fundraising 16.0%
Fundraising 15.6%
Finance and
Admininstration 9.0%
Finance and
Admininstration 4.5%
Institute Total Revenue
2012
2011
93.0%
Bread Total Expense
$3,908,279
$2,869,304
4,630,573
5,535,797
3,978,715
4,989,835
12,517,567
13,394,936
1,049,623386,753
13,567,190
13,781,689
284,310 9,493 92.3%
$13,851,500 $13,791,182 2012
2011
2011
97.2%
Other Revenue 7.7%
Other Revenue 2.8%
Non-Operating
Revenue < 0.1%
Non-Operating
Revenue < 0.1%
Institute Total Expense
2012
2011
Program Services
87.3%
Program Services
93.7%
Fundraising 6.1%
Fundraising 4.6%
Finance and
Administration 6.6%
Finance and
Administration 1.7%
* Includes multi-year foundation grants and contributions. Source: 2012 Audited Financial Statements.
SUPPORTERS
Bread for the World and Bread for the World Institute are
grateful for the faithful generosity and active involvement of all
our members. Bread is blessed with thousands of individuals
and families who participate in the Baker’s Dozen monthly
giving program. Hundreds of individuals and families have also
included Bread for the World and Bread for the World Institute in
their wills and estate plans, creating a Legacy of Hope.
Breadwinners
These individuals and families generously
contributed $100,000 or more in 2012 to
Bread for the World or Bread for the World
Institute.
Dr. Robert and Patricia Ayres
Charles Butt
Eleanor Crook
Chang K. Park
Rick Steves
New Century Council
contributed $50,000-$99,999 in 2012 to
Institute.
Robert L. Cahill
Paula and George Kalemeris
Terry Meehan
David and Carol Myers
Maureen O’Leary
Malcolm and Lou Street
Dr. Barbara O. Taylor
President’s Circle
Institute.
Judith and Richard Andrews
John and Alix Ankele
Rev. David and Janet Beckmann
James Bishop
Carol and Ronald Burmeister
Barbara Dan and Howard E. Butt Jr.
Charles E. Cheever Jr. and Nancy Shatey
Don Coffey
Bill and Caryl Crook
Clarence and Lili Darrow
James Detterick
John Driscoll and Lauren Kelley
Leota Ester
Jon and Susan Etherton
Philip Frey and Patricia Going
Revs. George Furniss and Sandy Larson
Dan and Peg Geisler
Christopher and Nancy Gibbs
Stephen and Angela Groth
John and Becky Halleron
John and Felicia Hendrix
John Hoffmeyer and Janet Corpus
Edward Hoyt and Maureen Connolly
Timothy L. Kingstad
Orin S. Kramer
Robert and Marla Lichtsinn
Julia and Frank Ladner
Kenneth and Elaine Langone
Joseph and Mary Martingale
William Miller
Howard and Abby Milstein
David and Robin Miner
Cecilia Mullen
Lee and Heidi Newberg
John and Katherine Pringle
George and Nancy Rupp
Kathleen and Todd Shapely-Quinn
David Shaw and Beth Kobliner Shaw
Diana and Bill Sornborger
Bill Strawbridge and Meg Wallhagen
Peace Sullivan
Michael Troutman and Amy Blumenshine
Larry and Kathi Zimpleman
Council to End Hunger
Institute.
W. Shepherdson and Kathryn Abell
Victor T. Adamo
Sharon and Thomas Arendshorst
Joanne and Billy Berghold
Pat and Oscar Boldt
Nancy Bolt
Mary Catherine Bunting
Peter and Virginia Carry
John P. Duffy
Jason Dykstra
Michael and Barbara Gartner
Dr. Ed J. Gracely
Jean and William Graustein
Mr. and Mrs. John Harding
Ann G. Hunter
Charles J. Jacobs
Tim and Debbie Kaspar
Garnett and Martha Keith
Elisabeth Keller and Steven Bonsey
Nancy and Joseph Kunkel
Robert E. Lauder
Ann M. Mallouk
Loris M. Masterton
Bishop Gerald N. McAllister
Joan Neil
Alan and Lesley Pedersen
Jana E. Prescott
Ruth Qualben
Charles and Margreet Ryan
Theresa Sprain
Frances Stevenson
Dr. Roger and Lusandra Vincent
Rev. and Mrs. Clifford S. Waller
Steve and Martha Ward
Janet White and Michael Clark
Founder’s Society
Institute in honor of Art Simon as founder of
Bread for the World.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Alexander
George and Harriet Baldwin
Dr. and Mrs. James C. Bangsund
Joanne and Donald Bartel
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Bayer
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Guy Belliss
Rev. and Mrs. Alden Besse
Collette and Paul Beuther
Rev. James Challancin
Kenneth and Carol Clancy
Thomas Cummings
Ruth and C. William Dealy
Ralph and Susan Doughton
Alice and Joseph Duff
Timothy and Teresa Dunbar
Robert and Margaret Fagenson
Rev. E. Mark Franceschini, OSM
Mario J. Gabelli
Rev. Laurence A. Gipson
Rev. Doug Gray
Dr. David Hannay
Troy and Heather Hawks
Steve and Jan Hitchcock
Peter and Kelley Hoopis
Mary Ann Howkins and David Tolley
Betty and Darwin Hudson
John Huitema
Bridget Jensen
Shannon and Patricia Jung
Ginny and Bob Kane
Frank H. Kane
Mary Ann Kundtz
Patricia Lamb
Thomas Leonard
Rev. Katherine A. Mahle
David H. McAlpin Jr.
Revs. James and Dean McDonald
Susanne McMillan
Erik D. Medina
Steven and Christine Mohler
Roger and Mary Myhre
Dan and Teresa Nolet
Mark and Linda Nygard
David Oliver
Kristi K. Olson
Ed and Marlyce Payne
Annette L. Pickard
Martha M. Richardson
Robert and Kay Riley
Jim and Judy Roos
Henri and Candace Rush
Peter Schakel
John and Diane Schlitt
Robert and Rebecca Shaw
Harold R. Sikorski
Daniel and Nina Smith
Jane and Jeff Snowden
Martin Spalding
Cyrus W. Spurlino
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stall
Drs. Bob and Patricia Terry
Steve and Robin Thomas
Leslie and Timothy Wallstrom
Donald Wiesen
National Associates
Institute.
Faye and Ronald Adkins
Cynthia Allen
Dan and Marica Allen
Dr. Edward R. Ames
Ann Thatcher Anderson
Marlene Anderson
Warren D. Anderson
Billy and Jody Andrade
David J. Apol
Abigail Arms
Catherine and Don Augenstein
Robert and Margaret Ayres
David and Karen Barber
Pamala and Steven Barger
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Batalden
William and Gloria Belli
Norman and Peggy Bendroth
Dr. and Mrs. J. Claude Bennett
Alice Benson and Kirk Fitch
Victoria Beynon
Dr. Michael M. Bianco
Judy Bierbaum
Bruce L. Blackie
Cindy Blais
Robert O. Blake
Rebecca Blank and Johannes Kuttner
Vincent G. Bonasso
Kevin Bottini
Meg Bowerman
Pat Brandenburg
Cathy and Dave Brechtelsbauer
Carl and Elaine Bretscher
Jacqueline and Keith Brux
Sarah Buckman
Alan Buddendeck
Brenton Burkholder
Charles and Mary Jo Burpee
John and Caryl Busman
Ron and Lynn Byrnes
William J. Byron, SJ
Duke and Lori Caldwell
Ronald Cantoni
Ed and Shirley Carlson
Paul and Bridget Carns
Robert B. Catell
Mr. and Mrs. T. Drew Cauthorn
Brian Chapman
Dr. G. Ross and Carol Chenot
Drs. Young Choo and Jang-Hoon Choo
William Claflin
Susan and John Clark
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Clinard
Anne and Greg Clites
Andrea and Richard Clough
Ralph and Linda Cole
Maribeth W. Collins
Jason Tyler Conn
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Conover, II
Roger Cooke and Joan Cirillo
Marsha V. Cookingham
George and Ruth Councell
Elizabeth Crook
Dawn and Thomas Crotty
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Cullman Jr.
Rev. Joseph K. Curley
Eloise Dale
Palmer and Margaret Dalesandro
John and Jodi Darrow
Sam Daube
Jim and Marilyn Davidheiser
Bob and Jane Davidson
Revs. John and Patricia de Beer
Loic and Rebecca de Kertanguy
Jorge Juan de Moya
Russell and Pamela De Young
Michael Dehn and Tara Soughers
Jeffrey L. Dennis
Dr. Chris Dennis
Tina and Leonard DeOliveira
Mark and Diana D’Evelyn
Claudia T. Dickerson
Marion Diener
Herman and Dorothy Diers
Mr. and Mrs. G. Joseph Dippell
Douglas and Patricia Dolan
James K. Donnell
Charles and Ruth Dow
Wolcott Dunham and Joan Findlay
Reginald Dyck
Caran Ebert
Rev. and Mrs. William Edwards
Dale and Melinda Egeberg
Paul and Sharon Eklof
Rev. Mary L. Ellenberger
Helen Engelbert
Dana English and Thomas Whalen
Daniel and Karen Erlander
Peter and Marty Everts
Clarence W. Firari
Kathleen Fischer and Thomas Hart
Allen Fisher
Ellen and Allen Fisher
Kenneth and Caroline Fitzgerald
Rev. John J. Fitzgerald
Michael and Betsy Fleenor
Allison and Jim Fleming
Rev. Yolande and Claude Ford Sr.
Anthony A. Formato
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Frank
Jane and James Frankenberger
Tex and Nancy Fountain
Albert Fried
Norma A. Fritsche
Roy D. Frysinger
James A. Gabriel
Margery and Les Galbraith
Richard Games
Gordon Gano
Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Garber
Paige and Walt Garnett
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gasiewicz
Maria L. Gaspar
John N. Gavin
Robert S. Gershkoff
Christopher Gibbon
Bill and Eileen Gilles
Martin and Lenore Gleason
Rev. and Mrs. Maurice L. Goldsmith
Paul E. Goodwin
Patrick and Amy Gotcher
T. David Goulding
Deborah and Bill Granger
Sr. Jeanne Marie Greenen
Martha and E. R. Gregory
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gross
Dean and Pam Gruner
Ron Gunden
Thomas Haines
George and Margaret Hanafee
Lois Harder
Rev. Jonathan Harris
Margaret Harris
Rev. Robert L. Hartenfeld
Edna Haworth
Agnes R. Hayden
Stephen and Jude Hayes
Prescott Heald
Roger and Marge Heegaard
A. Robert Hemmingson
Elizabeth Henry
Rev. Robert W. Herron
Dr. Ray and Rosemary Hershberger
Cheryl Hibbeler
Mark A. Hicks
Harry and Starr Hinrichs
Steve and Sandra Hirdes
John and Ann Hisle
Tim and Karen Hogan
Lynn and Bruce Holbein
Margaret and Kenneth Holfinger
Cynthia and David Holmes
Rev. Eric C. Holmstrom
Judy Hoshek and Nick Dobrinich
Debra Hover
Fred and Charlotte Hubbell
Sr. Julia Huiskamp
Marian Huizenga
Timothy and Annette Huizenga
Gus and Thelma Hultman
June Husom
Wim and Kathryn Ibes
Christine Ihde
Alexander M. Jacobs
William and Mary Jacobs
Kenneth and Agnes Jacobs
Dr. Maynard and Elaine Jacobson
Mr. and Mrs. John Jakobson
Darcy R. James
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Reformed Church in America Hunger Education, Grand Rapids, Mich.
River Falls United Methodist Church, River Falls, Wisc.
Sacred Heart Church, Sauk Rapids, Minn.
Saint Mark Presbyterian Church, Rockville, Md.
Salvation Army (National Headquarters), Alexandria, Va.
Setauket Presbyterian Church, Setauket, N.Y.
Sisters of Bon Secours of Paris, Marriottsville, Md.
Sisters of Bon Secours, USA, Marriottsville, Md.
Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati, Mount Saint Joseph, Ohio
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Leavenworth, Kan.
Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, Nazareth, Ky.
Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, Houston, Texas
Sisters of the Presentation, Dubuque, Iowa
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, Groton, Conn.
St. Andrews United Methodist, Highlands Ranch, Colo.
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Ardsley, N.Y.
St. Blase Parish, Sterling Heights, Mich.
St. Clare Church, Braintree, Mass.
St. Dennis Parish, Royal Oak, Mich.
St. Elizabeth Mission Society, Inc., Allegany, N.Y.
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, San Antonio, Texas
St. Francis of Assisi Church, Teutopolis, Ill.
St. James United Methodist Church, Bellevue, Neb.
St. John Neumann Church, Saint Charles, Ill.
St. John Vianney Catholic Church, Brookfield, Wisc.
St. John Vianney Parish, Shelby Township, Mich.
St. John’s Abbey, Collegeville, Minn.
St. John’s Episcopal Church, Tallahassee, Fla.
St. John’s Lutheran Church, Northfield, Minn.
St. Louis Catholic Church, Pinecrest, Fla.
St. Luke Church, Chicago, Ill.
St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, Orlando, Fla.
St. Paul Lutheran Church, Davenport, Iowa
St. Thomas Episcopal Church and School, Houston, Texas
St. Thomas More Student Parish, Kalamazoo, Mich.
St. Vincent De Paul Church, Albany, N.Y.
Sudbury United Methodist Church, Sudbury, Mass.
Sunnyvale Presbyterian Church, Sunnyvale, Calif.
Trinity Episcopal Church, Owensboro, Ky.
Trinity Episcopal Church, Princeton, N.J.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Camp Hill, Pa.
Trinity Lutheran Church, Great Bend, Kan.
Trinity Lutheran Church, Tacoma, Wash.
Trinity Lutheran Church, South Milwaukee, Wisc.
Trinity Presbyterian Church, Arlington, Va.
Triumphant Love Lutheran Church, Austin, Texas
United Church of Christ Wider Church Ministries, Cleveland, Ohio
United Lutheran Church of Bella Vista, Bella Vista, Ark.
United Methodist Committee on Relief, New York, N.Y.
University Lutheran Chapel, Berkeley, Calif.
University Lutheran Church of Hope, Minneapolis, Minn.
Wayne Presbyterian Church, Wayne, Pa.
Wesleyan Church, Indianapolis, Ind.
West End United Methodist Church, Nashville, Tenn.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Greensboro, N.C.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, West Chester, Pa.
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Alexandria, Va.
Willow Creek Community Church, South Barrington, Ill.
Woodlawn Christian Reformed, Grand Rapids, Mich.
World Hope International, Alexandria, Va.
World Relief Corporation, Baltimore, Md.
World Renew, Grand Rapids, Mich.
World Vision, Federal Way, Wash.
Zion United Church of Christ, Union, Mo.
Zion’s Lutheran Church, Defiance, Ohio
Institutional Support
(Gifts of $50,000 or more)
American Jewish World Service, New York, N.Y.
Anonymous
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, Wash.
Cargill, Inc., Wayzata, Minn.
Chang K. Park Foundation, Armonk, N.Y.
David & Carol Myers Foundation, Holland, Mich.
Eleanor Crook Foundation, San Marcos, Texas
Evangelical Lutheran Church In America, Chicago, Ill.
Gulf Coast Community Foundation, Venice, Fla.
H-E-B, Houston, Texas
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc., New York, N.Y.
Rick Steves’ Europe Through the Back Door, Edmonds, Wash.
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Menlo Park, Calif.
Vista Hermosa Foundation, Prescott, Wash.
Wallace Genetic Foundation, Washington, D.C.
Institutional Support
(Gifts of $1,000 - $49,999)
Abell Foundation, Inc., Baltimore, Md.
American Peanut Council, Alexandria, Va.
Andrews Foundation, Houston, Texas
Annie E. Casey Foundation, Baltimore, Md.
Ayco Charitable Foundation, Albany, N.Y.
Bankers Trust, Des Moines, Iowa
Barnabas Foundation, Tinley Park, Ill.
Cafe’ on Vine, Davenport, Iowa
Canadian Foodgrains Bank, Winnepeg, Man.
Catholic Community Foundation, Saint Paul, Minn.
Chevron Humankind Employee Matching Gifts, San Ramon, Calif.
Christian Church Foundation, Indianapolis, Ind.
Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation, St. Simons Island, Ga.
Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, New Haven, Conn.
Community Foundation For the Fox Valley Region, Inc., Appleton, Conn.
Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region’s, Albany, N.Y.
Community Foundation of New Jersey, Morristown, N.J.
ConAgra Foods Feeding Children Better Foundation, Omaha, Neb.
Congressional Hunger Center, Washington, D.C.
Daniel Lynch Foundation, Inc., Silver Spring, Md.
Dealy Legacy Fund of Foundation of the Heart, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Discoverers Fund, Inc., Madison, Wisc.
Emigrant Bank, New York, N.Y.
Fiduciary Trust Company, Boston, Mass.
Food and Agriculture Organization, Washington, D.C.
Frees Foundation, Houston, Texas
General Mills Foundation, Minneapolis, Minn.
Gerald K. and Virginia A. Hornung Family Foundation, Shelburne, Vt.
Glaxo/Smith/Kline Foundation, Philadelphia, Pa.
Graciecam Foundation, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.
Healthsouth, Birmingham, Ala.
Heifer Project International, Little Rock, Ark.
Helen Brach Foundation, Chicago, Ill.
Henry Luce Foundation, New York, N.Y.
Independent Charities of America, Larkspur, Calif.
Jewish Communal Fund, New York, N.Y.
John R. Jakobson Foundation, New York, N.Y.
JP Morgan Chase Foundation, Princeton, N.J.
Kairos Trust, Philadelphia, Pa.
Kimberly-Clark Foundation, Stuart, Fla.
Lutheran Community Foundation, Minneapolis, Minn.
MacDonald-Peterson Foundation, Houston, Texas
Madison Community Foundation, Madison, Minn.
Mary J. Donnelly Foundation, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mattress Firm Inc., Houston, Texas
Meehan Foundation, New York, N.Y.
Mennonite Foundation, Inc., Goshen, Ind.
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program, Princeton, N.J.
Minneapolis Foundation, Minneapolis, Minn.
Monsanto, Saint Louis, Mo.
Network for Good, Washington, D.C.
Northern Trust, Chicago, Ill.
O’Connor Family Foundation, New York, N.Y.
Omaha Community Foundation, Omaha, Neb.
Pettyjohn Company, Lynchburg, Va.
Pharaoh C. Thompson Foundation, McAllen, Texas
Presbyterian Foundation (U.S.A.), Jeffersonville, Ind.
Razoo Foundation, Washington, D.C.
Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc., Indianapolis, Ind.
Robert J. Frisby Foundation, Clearwater, Fla.
Roger Nuncio Foundation, Corpus Christi, Texas
Saint Paul Foundation, Saint Paul, Minn.
Schwab Charitable Fund, San Francisco, Calif.
Share Our Strength, Washington, D.C.
Silicon Valley Community Foundation, Mountain View, Calif.
Stearns Financial Services Group, Greensboro, N.C.
T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving, Baltimore, Md.
Triangle Community Foundation, Inc., Durham, N.C.
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program, Boston, Mass.
WaterStone, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC, Saint Louis, Mo.
William M. & Miriam F. Meehan Foundation, New York. N.Y.
Bread for the World is grateful to the several individuals and
families who made generous gifts in 2012 but wish their
giving to remain anonymous.
Space does not permit us to recognize all of our members
whose generous financial support strengthens our collective
Christian voice on behalf of hungry people. Our heartfelt
gratitude goes out to them.
Contributions to Bread for the World are not tax-deductible
because its members lobby Congress on behalf of hungry
people. Many individuals and families chose to support
Bread for the World Institute. Contributions to the Institute
are tax-deductible and support research and education,
including the publication of the annual Hunger Report and
research on maternal and child nutrition and education.
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2012 annual report - Bread for the World

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