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A N O P PO RT U N I T Y F O R
2012
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2013
ANNUAL REPORT
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MORE FOOD FOR PEOPLE IN NEED
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The new Morgan & Morgan, P.A. Hunger Relief Center sets a standard in the
nation for innovative design, efficiencies, and program possibilities for food banks.
The 100,000-square-foot distribution center’s greatly expanded overall capacity
sets the stage for millions more pounds of food per year to be provided to people
in need and also helps ensure our mission can move forward for at least the next
two decades.
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Our Mission :
To Fight Hunger
in Central Florida
Providing access to food and other grocery products
to meet the need.
Promoting and supporting the development of our
partner agencies’ ability to fulfill their missions.
Mobilizing leaders and communities by bringing visibility
to the invisible problem of hunger and poverty.
Developing more holistic and county-specific solutions
to hunger in Central Florida.
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REALITY
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V I S I O N
B ECO M ES
e look to the future with hope because of the phenomenal year we just experienced. However, our work
is bittersweet. While we succeeded in distributing more food than ever before, the mere fact that we
needed to do so is a reflection of the plight of thousands of our neighbors.
Incredible opportunities existed this past year, and we saw so much come to fruition. The single biggest
accomplishment was the completion of the new Morgan & Morgan, P.A. Hunger Relief Center. The 100,000square-foot, state-of-the-art facility was finished on time and on budget. As the Center’s lead investor,
Morgan & Morgan helped make this project a reality by rallying the community. Significant financial support
was also provided by the Darden Foundation, Walt Disney World, Dr. Phillips Charities, the Elizabeth Morse
Genius Foundation, Bank of America, Publix and ABC Fine Wine & Spirits. And, right at the beginning of this
effort, the Second Harvest Board of Directors stepped up and invested in the cause, showing their personal
commitment. For the full list of our capital campaign supporters, please see page 13 of this report. We feel
a sense of deep gratitude for the generosity that’s helping Central Floridians on a daily basis.
The new facility will provide a significant return on investment in terms of over a billion dollars’ worth of food
during the next 20 years. Since our capacity to provide more food has significantly increased, all six counties
have benefited from the enhanced infrastructure. Large amounts of fresh, nutritious foods are being distributed –
thanks to a 450 percent increase in cooler and freezer space. We’re seeing significant progress: a spike in
community involvement through the Walt Disney World Volunteer areas; improved and increased service to
our partner feeding programs in the Dr. Phillips Charities Agency Mart; and the changing of lives through
our culinary training program, which takes place in both the Darden Foundation Community Kitchen and
Morgridge Family Foundation Classroom.
We appreciate the incredible service and dedication of our 550-plus partner agencies, as well as the local food
pantries, shelters, soup kitchens and feeding programs. They are doing heroic work day in and day out.
Although we’re glad to have the opportunity to tell you what we do, it’s equally important that you know
how we do it. Second Harvest is Central Florida’s hunger relief network – we multiply the power of giving and
distribute $9 worth of groceries for every dollar donated. Charity Navigator, the foremost charity watchdog
in the nation, has once again awarded us its highest rating of Four Stars.
With your support, we continue to close the gap between people in need and the millions of pounds of food
that is wasted each year. Thank you!
Brad Butterstein
Second Harvest Board Chair
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Dave Krepcho
President/CEO
B O A RD
O F
DIRECTORS
CHAIRMAN / Brad Butterstein
EXECUTIVE VICE CHAIR / Jim Schreiber
VICE CHAIR / Michael Dosal
TREASURER / Matthew J. Donnelly
SECRETARY / Deborah Rusnock
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS /
George MacKay / Patricia Ambinder
MEMBERS /
Michele Byington / Eryn Catter / Ed Colleran / Sheldon Fox / Lora Gilbert
Ted Hamilton / Diego Handel / Allison Hudson / Andrew W. Kimpel
Lisa Lochridge / Jeff Lutes / Katherine A. Martin / Paul W. Morgan
John Moskos / Kim Mowatt / Stephen Starks / James S. Toscano
Jim Thomas / Catherine Valeriano / Edwin Wronski
Second Harvest is
Central Florida’s hunger relief
network. We multiply the power
of giving and distribute up to
$9 worth of groceries for
every dollar donated.
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AMOUNT
OF FOOD
DISTRIBUTION:
Collectively in fiscal year 2012/2013,
our organization distributed
39,029,652 pounds of food.
Our Volusia Branch provided
4,852,168 pounds of food.
Our Brevard Branch distributed
5,263,909 pounds of food.
Where Our Food Comes From
Where Our Food Goes
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■ Emergency Pantries
56.9%
■ Retail/Wholesale
52.9%
■ Residential/Rehab
14.3%
■ USDA Commodities
20.2%
■ Multi-Service
13.5%
■ Purchase
■ Day Care/
Youth Programs
9.2%
■ Produce
8.6%
■ Soup Kitchens
2.6%
■ Manufacturers
4.5%
■ Emergency Shelters
2.0%
■ Prepared Food
2.5%
■ Senior Centers
1.5%
■ Food Drives
2.4%
8.8%
FOOD DISTRIBUTION
Kids café
A healthy snack and meal service program
providing food to needy children in the
greater Orlando area during afterschool
hours.
In fiscal year 2012/2013, Second
Harvest provided food to 13 afterschool
Kids Café sites in three Central Florida
counties. A total of 215,544 meals were
served to an average of 1,140 children
daily. Since the program’s inception
in 1993, more than 1.5 million meals
have been served. This program also
offers enrichment activities in a safe,
accessible environment.
summer food
program
Provides lunches and snacks to children
18 and under during summer recess.
During 50 operational days last summer
(a time when children in needy areas
lack access to school lunch programs),
70,641 meals were served at 23 sites
in four counties. With support from
generous funders, we were also able to
provide over 15,000 take-home, shelfstable food packs for the weekends.
Since the program commenced in 2008,
Second Harvest has provided more than
304,400 summer meals.
hi-five kids
pack program
A weekend food program designed to
bridge the nutritional gap that exists when
elementary school children lack access to
school cafeterias.
Students who rely on school lunch and
breakfast programs are identified by
educators who then distribute kidfriendly, shelf-stable packs on Fridays
in a non-stigmatizing manner. Last year,
42,917 food packs were provided to
needy children at 27 elementary schools.
Since 2006, more than 221,000 packs
have been distributed – the equivalent
of 661,677 meals. The Hi-Five Kids Pack
Program has been made possible by
funding from Darden Restaurants, Winter
Park Health Foundation, Health Central,
Junior League of Greater Orlando,
Target, Kohl’s Department Stores, and
Food Lion, Inc., as well as many other
generous partners.
community
food drives
grocery alliance
An amazing 1,013,840 pounds of
non-perishable grocery products were
collected in fiscal 2012/2013 through
Community Food Drives:
• Boy Scouts of America/Scouting
for Food
• National Association of Letter
Carriers Food Drive
• WESH News Channel 2’s “Share Your
Christmas” Food Drive
• Rollins Helping Hands Campaign Drive
• CANstruction
• Local church, school and workplace
drives
This expansive food recovery program
collects wholesome, unsold food from
more than 300 participating retail store
locations throughout Central Florida.
The Grocery Alliance product mix –
which includes meat, produce, dairy,
bakery and dry goods – offers a wide
range of nutritious and sought-after
foods. In 2012/2013, 17,049,188 pounds
of food was distributed through this
program – 43 percent of our overall
distribution. Thanks to these retail
partnerships, Grocery Alliance has
distributed over 47 million pounds of
food, to date, to our neighbors in need.
tefap distribution
Mobile Food Drops
The Florida Department of Agriculture
awarded distribution contracts for
Orange, Seminole, Lake, Brevard,
Volusia and Marion counties to Second
Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida for
its distribution program of government
food commodities. In fiscal year
2012/2013, a total of 6,773,581 pounds
of these wholesome products were
made available to Central Floridians
in need.
A mobile drop is a unique and effective
approach to distributing food in
underserved communities by providing
fresh produce and other nutritious food
directly to partner agencies. With each
delivery, the truck transports at least
10,000 pounds of fruit, vegetables and
dry goods directly to the communities
where low-income individuals live.
PRODUCE PROGRAM
Amid growing awareness of the link
between nutrition and health, Second
Harvest has committed to increasing
the amount of fresh fruit and vegetables
available to clients year-round. Our
Produce Program works with the
agriculture and produce industry, as well
as organizations such as the Society of
St. Andrew and the Florida Association
of Food Banks – distributing 3,274,061
pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables
in fiscal year 2012/2013.
Second helpings
This prepared-food rescue program
collects and delivers donations from
local restaurants, hotels and resorts.
The program distributed 1,048,910
pounds of food in fiscal
2012/2013 to agencies
that provide on-site
meals for clients.
This program prevents millions of
pounds of produce from being
destroyed while those in need face
another day without food. In 2012/2013,
Second Harvest distributed more than
1,052,000 pounds of critically needed
food through monthly mobile drops in
four of the counties we serve: Lake,
Seminole, Orange and Osceola.
Other Food
Industry Partners
In addition to our programs, Second
Harvest was able to distribute over
6 million pounds of donated food and
non-food products to Central Florida
thanks to more than 1,000 local and
national food companies. These food
donors are vital to our hunger
relief efforts.
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E
ducating children in our community
about healthy eating is a priority for
Second Harvest. We partnered with
Universal Orlando and the Universal
Orlando Foundation to bring “Bites,
Camera, Action!” to middle-school
children in Orlando. “Bites, Camera,
Action!” is a mobile nutrition program
with three components that work
together to address hunger in our
community: a mobile pantry, food
truck and nutrition education. Weekly,
children are encouraged and inspired to
make healthier choices by participating
in nutrition activities and a cooking
demonstration, while receiving a
hearty helping of the nutritious and
filling recipe of the week. At the end
of the program, each child receives
a family food bag to take home.
By engaging students in these
activities, we provide a nutritionbased multi-sensory learning
experience, while addressing
barriers to needy students
receiving food.
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A total of 950 children participated
in nutrition education through “Bites,
Camera, Action!” and over 2,000 food
packs and family food boxes were
distributed to children and families
in need.
In addition to “Bites, Camera,
Action!”, over 700 children and
adults participated in nutrition
education activities through a variety
of other programs including cooking
demonstrations, grocery store tours,
and education sessions for children
and adults.
DA RD EN
FO U N DAT I O N
COMMUNITY KITCHEN
A
t Second Harvest Food Bank, our
mission is to fight hunger in our
community and change lives. One
of the innovative ways we’re doing
this is through the Darden Foundation
Community Kitchen – a 2,000-squarefoot commercial kitchen space designed
as an integral part of a holistic approach
to fighting hunger and poverty. In this
dynamic space, the Food Bank offers:
•A 14-week culinary program focused
on foodservice-based technical,
life and employability skills training
for adults
•In-house full-service catering
with affordable space for events,
meetings and seminars
•Bulk and disaster-relief food
partnerships with state and
community organizations
In addition, we work closely with local
growers and farmers to gather and
transform surplus produce. The donated
product is cooked, flash-frozen and ready
to nourish those in need. We also offer
nutrition classes, cooking classes, and
special events throughout the year such
as our Guest Chef Night series.
When organizations book meetings or
events at Second Harvest, they become
part of our mission to fight hunger in our
community and change lives. Revenue
generated through catering and event
sales is invested directly back into our
Community Kitchen programs, allowing
us to support more Central Floridians
needing food assistance or job training
through our Culinary Training Program.
Our food
philosophy
When it comes to catering, our food
philosophy is simple: fresh, local
whenever possible and simply prepared
to bring out the best flavors. Most
everything we serve is made from
scratch in our Darden Foundation
Community Kitchen – pastries, breads,
pickles, pastas, and even our mayo,
ketchup and mustard.
Menu OPTIONS
We offer a variety of menu selections
to enhance daytime meetings and
events, including:
•Beverage service
•Break enhancements and snacks
•Breakfast
•Buffet and boxed lunches
•Holiday and special events
Catering Availability:
We offer morning, afternoon and early evening
in-house catering for meetings and events
Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Room rentals are available from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
To book a catered event or room space, please contact us
via email at [email protected] or call 407-514-1048.
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Wine Women &
Shoes 2013
On Saturday, May 18, 2013, Second
Harvest Food Bank held our third annual
Wine Women & Shoes fundraising event
at Ports of Call at SeaWorld, raising over
$85,000. More than 300 Central Florida
women were treated to an exciting
afternoon of scrumptious hors d’oeuvres,
delicious wine, and meet-and-greets
with four of SeaWorld’s special animal
guests. Between sips of wine, attendees
enjoyed shopping at the nine national
and local boutiques, as well as
impressive silent and live auctions.
The grand finale of Wine Women &
Shoes was the amazing fashion show
presented by Saks Fifth Avenue.
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Share Our
Strength’s Taste
of the Nation
Orlando 2012
On Saturday, August 25, 2012, the 23rd
annual Taste of the Nation Orlando
was held at the Orlando World Center
Marriott. Guests sampled culinary
sensations and delicious drinks prepared
by chefs from 37 of Central Florida’s
leading restaurants. Attendees also
enjoyed a silent auction, a 100-bottle
wine raffle and a cook-off judged by
Mayor Buddy Dyer. Taste of the Nation
Orlando raised nearly $250,000 to help
fight hunger in Central Florida. The local
beneficiaries for this foodie event were
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central
Florida, Coalition for the Homeless of
Central Florida and Florida Impact.
Hunger Action
Month 2012
Each September, Americans lend their
voices to the fight against hunger by
participating in Hunger Action Month,
which encourages people to learn
about hunger in their community and
help educate others. In fiscal year
2012/2013, we asked people to “Speak
Out Against Hunger” and the City of
Orlando officially proclaimed September
2013 as Hunger Action Month, lighting
the Lake Eola Fountain orange for one
week. People across the nation dressed
in orange and six local chefs participated
in a SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition
Assistance Program) Challenge. Chef’s
spent only $6.67 each on their meals
for an entire day and shared their
experience with others.
BENEFITS CONNECTION
F
or the last five years, Benefits
Connection has secured over
$72 million in unused SNAP
benefits that are now being used to put
food on the tables of tens of thousands of
Central Floridians in need. The program
is designed to help qualified candidates
overcome the challenges associated
with accessing these dollars, such as
lack of access to a computer or skills
to navigate an online application, lack
of awareness regarding these benefits,
misinformation on eligibility factors,
and language and literacy barriers.
The downturn in the economy and the
closing of local Department of Children
and Families (DCF) offices – resulting in
the loss of “face-to-face” assistance –
have been a challenge for those who have
never had to apply for benefits before.
By offering advice, support and
assistance at convenient locations,
we can extend our reach and better
facilitate the benefit process for working
families, seniors and persons with
disabilities. Our team of specialists
provides one-on-one assistance with the
application, submits support documents
to DCF, completes the interview
required by the program, and
provides SNAP education,
information and referrals to a
network of agencies.
Average Monthly
Food Stamp Benefit
Goal: $203
Actual: $223
Applications
Processed
Goal: 7,680
Actual: 10,061
$ Value of Benefits
Goal: $14,303,644
Actual: $23,929,584
(Estimated Annualized)
* In June 2009, a Federal Demonstration Project was granted. At the time, it was
one of only two grants in the United States. The program allows our specialists to
perform the final interview for applicants on behalf of DCF, relieving pressure on the
clients and the agency due to increasingly large caseloads. In addition, the project
has resulted in a much higher approval rate for the applications we submit.
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CAPITAL
CAMPAIGN
T
he 2012/2013 fiscal year will be
remembered in Second Harvest
Food Bank history as a year of
tremendous generosity and vision.
Having completed a lengthy design
process – and with the caring support
of many philanthropic individuals,
firm and foundations – the Food Bank
reached the milestone of 80 percent of
needed capital funds committed in
May 2012. During the following fiscal
year, construction moved forward on
the new Morgan & Morgan, P.A. Hunger
Relief Center at Second Harvest Food
Bank, which was completed in January
2013. Operations commenced at the
411 Mercy Drive location in midFebruary. The historic transfer of
inventory, equipment and staff from the
Brengle Avenue facility to Mercy Drive
took place with little to no interruption
of the flow of food to the Food Bank’s
550-plus partner feeding programs.
to help get the capital campaign closer
to the finish line. With their help and
that of a generous community, Second
Harvest Food Bank continues to look
forward to being able to complete
the “Building Solutions to Hunger”
capital campaign, which had reached
86 percent of total funds needed by
June, 2013. Finishing the campaign
will allow Second Harvest’s board and
staff to devote 100 percent of its time,
effort, and resources to feeding more
people in need going forward. For more
information or to explore naming/
dedication opportunities, please contact
Greg Higgerson at 407-295-1066 or
[email protected].
The facility was officially dedicated by
John and Ultima Morgan of Morgan
& Morgan, P.A. on March 6, 2013. In a
ceremony attended by more than 600
local contributors and partners, this
visionary couple cut the ribbon to mark
a new era of hunger relief in Central
Florida. In the months that followed,
the Morgans assisted in bringing a
number of new “investors in hope”
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O P P O R T U N I T Y
TO
CA P ITA L
CA M PA I G N
DONORS
$2,000,000
Morgan & Morgan, P.A.
$500,000 – $1,999,999
Bank of America
Darden Foundation
Walt Disney World
$100,000 – $499,999
Overstreet Foundation
Robert Schmidt
The Share Foundation
Doug and Susan Reimer Sifford
Jim and Diane Stencel
TLC Engineering
TriMark Gill Group
United Brands
Varimixer
Wawa, Inc.
Winn-Dixie Foundation
$1,000 – $9,999
Baker Barrios Architects
CNL Commercial Real Estate
Advance Tabco
Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation
Ellen H. Arnold
Dr. Phillips Charities
Patricia Royal Bar
Golf Channel
Richard W. Bates
JPMorgan Chase
Mike and Cheryl Blakeslee
The Paul Morgan Family
Scott Borders
Morgridge Family Foundation
Patricia B. Boyer
Second Harvest Food Bank
Alexander Brown
Board of Directors
Brown & Brown of Florida, Inc.
Jean and Bill Bauman
Don Buckler
ABC Fine Wine & Spirits
Kevin Carden
Anonymous
Rusty Carolan
Jane Atchley
Phoebe Carpenter
BHM Architects
Michael and Paris Carter
The Capital Grille
Alexander Clem
City of Orlando
Component Hardware
Florida Hospital/Adventist Health System
Corporate Electric
Craig and Deirdre Macnab
Costa Communications Group
National Retail Properties
Creative Sign Designs
Panera Bread
Dade Service Corporation
Publix Super Markets Charities
Michael L. Davis
Wells Fargo Bank
Louis Defreitas
Dixie Southern Industries
Matt and Lisa Donnelly
A. Friends’ Foundation
Michael Dosal
Advanced Demolition
Patricia Duncan
Roy and Patti Ambinder
ECS Engineers
Scott and Terri Bates
Electrolux
Brasfield & Gorrie Construction
Stephanie Esposito
Briggs Equipment
FIS
Brad and Julie Butterstein
Florida Business Interiors
Datagraphics, Inc.
Gregorio A. Francis
Energy Air
Full-Tilt Constructors
Sheila Finnane and Dennis McGavock
Girard Environmental Services
Sheldon and Cindy Fox
General Caulking & Waterproofing
Horncrest Foundation
General Mills
ITW Food Equipment
Jeffrey and Rachel Greene
Ronald Landon
Larry and Ellen Guse
Lockheed Martin
Kevin B. and Denise Habicht
Marcus Lyons
Jackie and Ted Hamilton, M.D.
George and Eloise MacKay
Hartford South Roofing
Manitowoc Foodservice
Ryan Hayes
Gary and Janelle Monetti, in memory
HD Supply
of George V. Bayer
Greg and Ann Marie Higgerson
$50,000 – $99,999
$10,000 – $49,999
Christopher Hinckley
Hudson-Everly Flooring
Allison and Scott Hudson
InterMetro Industries
Interplan Engineers
J. Raymond Construction Corp.
Kelley Glass
The Kimpel Family
Stephen Knox
Dave and Lois Krepcho
Frank Kruppenbacher
Jack and Cindy Kuykendall
Margaret and Brendan Linnane
Ivan and Fern Lefkowitz
Lisa Lochridge
Long & Scott Farms/Agri-Gators
James Ty Lynch
Michael McCann
Clay Mitchell
Keith R. Mitnik
Hector A. More
Matt and Kassidy Morgan
Mark Nation
Ed and Shawn Noseworthy
April Orlando
Arnold D. and Winifred W. Palmer
Foundation
Nicholas Panagakis
Roger Patterson
Byron Paul
Damien H. Prosser
Gregory D. Prysock
Regional Chiropractic Group, PA
Janice Reimer
James C. and Elizabeth T. Robinson
Deborah and Joseph Rusnock
Pete Safirstein
Paul Sangiovanni
Jim and Jeanette Schreiber
Sears Surveyors
Joseph H. Shaughnessy
Michael Smith
Donald and Judy Soondar
Alan Stagmeier
Stephen and Cassandra Starks
Elizabeth Sterchi
Storage Products Group
Louis Supowitz
Corey Thomas
Jim Toscano
Cathy Valeriano
Charles Walker, Jr.
Mary Weber
John/Dennis Weitzel
The Wells & Drew Companies
Ellen and Wayne C. Wolfson, DC
Ed and Kimberly Wronski
Z Development Engineers
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FEEDING HOPE SOCIETY
Each individual has made a pledge commitment of at least $1,000 per year for five years. These special
people are members of a society that will continue to move Second Harvest Food Bank’s mission toward
sustainability and hope for our neighbors in need. We thank them for helping us to change lives for the
better today … while sharing our vision for the future. For information about joining the Feeding Hope
Society, call Greg Higgerson, Vice President, Development at 407.295.1066.
Feeding community:
$125,000+
feeding neighbors:
$5,000
Marilyn Sciortino
Morgan & Morgan, P.A.
Aegis Sports Management, Inc.
Lars and Julie Anderson
Kari and Timothy Baker
Dr. Barry Bradley
Chris and Maureen Brockman
Bruce K. Gould Foundation
Brad and Julie Butterstein
Curtis J. and Sharon Butterstein
Phoebe M. Carpenter
Central Florida Group Services, Inc.
John A. and Constance S. Cox
Ray S. Crickenberger
Matthew J. Donnelly
Elevation Preservation Properties, LLC
Nancy Epps
Bryan G. and Marilyn Fulwider
Bob and Carolyn Gosselin
Thomas E. and Jackie C. Hamilton
Greg and Ann Marie Higgerson
Vince C. and Leigh Ann Horton
Forough B. Hosseini
JMHC
Dave and Lois Krepcho
Dorina Lora
Paul W. and Glenda G. Morgan
Brian and Tracie Morris
Ed and Shawn Noseworthy
Glenn Osborne
Charles and Dale Parsons
Melissa J. and Pedro Rubio Peacock
Doug and Susan Reimer-Sifford
Joseph and Deborah Rusnock
Jason Schrago
James E. and Jeanette C. Schreiber
Stephen L. and Cassandra Starks
Bill and Susan Sullivan
Kathleen Tomlinson
Jim Toscano
Robert K. and Melinda B. Welter, Jr.
feeding families:
$50,000
Anonymous
Del Campo Supreme
Eric and Diane Holm
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ANNUAL
CAMPAIGN
DONORS
$10,000+
(7/1/12-6/30/13)
A. Friends’ Foundation Trust
AARP Foundation
Advocare International, LP
Allison & Partners
Ann & Bill Wallace Foundation, Inc.
Jane K. Atchley
Bank of America Foundation
BNY Mellon Foundation
CarMax Foundation
Central Florida Presbytery
CenturyLink Clarke M. Williams Foundation
Combined Federal Campaign
Community Foundation for Brevard
Connecting Point Marketing Group
Covelli Enterprises Inc.
Darden Restaurants Inc. Foundation
Data Graphics, Inc.
Curt and Carol DiPasqua
Disney Worldwide Services
Elizabeth Morse Genius Foundation
Lars J. Eriksson
Feeding America
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
Florida Hospital Medical Center
Joseph D. Gallagher
Horncrest Foundation, Inc.
Jack Holloway Foundation
John and Betty Ann Lewis Foundation
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Kohl’s
Peggy Sue Luzadder
Morgan & Morgan, P.A.
Orange County Board of County
Commissioners
Orlando Magic, Ltd.
Orlando Sentinel Family Fund
Overstreet Foundation
PCL Construction Services, Inc.
Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.
Rachel B. Williams Foundation
Gary Raser
Robbins Research International, Inc.
Kathryn M. Rupp
Marilyn B. Sciortino
SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment Inc.
Share Our Strength
Terry D. and Paula Shaw
Ramona Ann Spears
James and Diane Stencel
Target Corporation
The Boyd Foundation, Inc.
United Way of Brevard
Universal Orlando Foundation
Walmart Foundation
Wawa, Inc.
Wells Fargo Foundation
Winn-Dixie Stores Foundation
Winter Park Health Foundation
Scott and Lauren Zimmerman
$5,000 – $9,999
(7/1/12-6/30/13)
Robert J. Abel
AIG Matching Grants Program
Altria Group Inc.
Orlando Anonymous
Anonymous Donor
BNY Mellon Community Partnership
Brad and Julie Butterstein
Community Foundation of Central FL
Construction Financial Mgt. Assoc.
Dane and Judy Cornell
George P. Dake
Daytona Turkey Run, Inc.
EIF - Entertainment Industry Foundation
Randall E. and Janice Ellington
Shirley Evenitsky
GE Foundation
Give With Liberty
Donna R. Glanz
Kevin B. and Denise Habicht
Diane and Russell Heiken
Laverne P. and Pamela D. Herzog
Blake and Michelle Holton
Peggy A. and William C. Horsfield, III
Jon A. and Betsy M. Hughes
JNR Incorporated
JustGive.org
Carol Klim
Ronald L. Landon
Legacy Productions, Inc.
Charles and Terri Lentz
Live Nation
Lou Family Charitable Fund
George L. and Eloise MacKay
Steve and Nancy McAlister
John and Marjorie Miller
Miller Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Elton and Charlene Mitchell
Morganelli and Associates, Inc.
Network for Good
NextPoint
Mitt Parker
Payne Stewart Family Foundation
Rising Sun Foundation
Christopher T. and Sylvia P. Rush
Doug and Susan Reimer Sifford
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Michael and Connie Smith
Kimberley A. Stover
SunTrust United Way Giving Campaign
Taylor Farms California, Inc.
Anthony and Monica Terry
The Grainger Foundation
The Walt Disney Company Foundation
United Way of Volusia-Flagler Co.
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Jud and Audrey Wilcox
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ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS (CONTINUED)
$2,500 –$4,999
(7/1/12-6/30/13)
America’s Charities
Apple Matching Gifts Program
Brenda and Leslie Baker
Andy and Patti Ballard
Glenn and Wendy Beck
Bengel’s Burgers II, LLC
Leslie Saylor Braun
Kevin and Karen Brogan
Brown & Brown of Florida, Inc.
Noelle Campbell
Cape View Elementary School
Chamberlin’s Natural Foods, Inc.
Charles Hosmer Morse Foundation
Nirmal and Ellen Chatterjee
Andrew and Dorothy Cochrane Foundation
Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate
Deanna Copley
Joyce C. Ellis
EnPro Industries, Inc.
Fifth Third Bank
Zachary Firestone
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FLIR Systems, Inc.
Florida Impact Education Fund, Inc.
Florida Outdoor Equipment
Florida State Employees’ Charitable
Foosaner Foundation
GE United Way Campaign
Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts
Grimaldi Candies & Grifts, Inc.
Thomas and Jackie Hamilton
Harris Foundation
Philip and Lisa Hart
Corey and Shannon Hoagland
Holy Land Stone Company, LLC
Allison S. and J. Scott Hudson
IBM Employee Services Center
InCharge Institute
Martha and John C. Jennings
Richard and Patricia Jones
Carmen Jordan
Ned N. Julian, Jr.
Kaegan Corporation
Dave and Lois Krepcho
Matthew and Sheri Lord
Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster,
Kantor & Reed, P.A.
Macy’s Foundation
Rosemary Maher
Marilyn M. Shapiro, Ed. D.
Marlow’s Tavern
Marriott International, Inc.
Mike L. and Cyndi L. Miller
William Clay and Kim Mitchell
MOPARS of Brevard
James H. and Carolyn P. Morris
Larry Mullinax
David L. Neel
Dione L. Negroni
Stuart W. Nichols
Francis T. and Susan O’Reardon
Pershing Avenue Christian Church
Pershing LLC
PLUS Foundation
Robert and Karen Price
Janice I. Reimer
Michela Riseling
Robert & Lois Braddock
Charitable Foundation
Roth Family Fund
William T. and Wendy Scannell
Dorothy Davis Smith
St. Christopher’s Faith
Community, Inc.
John and Jean Sterling
Jerry Stewart
Strates Shows, Inc.
SunTrust Foundation
The American Bottling Company
The Color Run LLC
The Martin Andersen-Gracia
Andersen Foundation
The Prudential Foundation
Robert and Margo Tompkins
TOSA Foundation
Jim Toscano
Truist
Urban Strategies
Paul Utecht
Barry and Susan Victory
Vista del Lago Bingo Players
Richard and Susan Wales
Chuck and Ronna Whittall
Worldwide Produce Direct, LLC
Edwin and Kim Wronski
William and Nancy Yarger
$1,000 – $2,499
(7/1/12-6/30/13)
Lionel and Marylin Abbott
ABC Fine Wine & Spirits
AFLAC
David R. Aiken
Bart M. and Sandra H. Alderman
Marcus Alig
David and Kathleen Allison
Patricia G. and Roy M. Ambinder
Bruce and Cynthia Anderson
Volusia County Anonymous
J. Gordon and Susan Landis Arkin
Laurea M. Armstrong
Richard and Elizabeth Ashby
AT&T Pioneers
Ruth O. Bagby
Bank of America
United Way Campaign
Thomas Bardwell
Gerald E. Barker
Douglas and Harriet Barringer
Susan Bauerle
BCW Financial Consultants, LLC
Beardall Senior Center
Heidi Behr
Kanta Bharadva
Janet and Richard Biehl
Patricia Bishop
Steven G. and Gena L. Blask
MaryAnn Blind
Kenneth Boles
Gian and April Bonfanti
Joyce D. Bornack
Huned Botee
Harold K. Boutwell, Jr.
Matthew Boyce
Robert and Floella Bradley
Branch Repair
Leslie Braun
H. Thompson and Ann Bray
Deena Breed
David and Margaret Brim
Dana Broussard-Perry, MD
Dave Brown
Brown & Brown of Florida, Inc.
Katherine and Joseph P. Bunn, MD
Burgess & Niple, Inc.
Curtis J. and Sharon Butterstein
Anthony Byers
C & S Engineers, Inc.
Robert and Marianne Calabrese
Millicent W. Carducci
Lawrence W. Carroll, Jr.
Carter Praise to God Charitable Foundation
Patrick V. and Reeta G. Casey
Michael Scott Cassidy and Patricia A. Titer
Eryn Catter
Mary Ellen Ceely
Central FL Chapter of Credit Unions
Central Florida Chapter of NIGP
Ceres Marine Terminals, Inc.
The Chatlos Foundation, Inc.
Dana Christopher Muench
City of Holly Hill
Jon Claessens
Classic Camaro of Central Florida
Barry R. and Sandra Clinger
Diane M. Cohen
Jeffrey Cohen, MD and Lucille Belnick, MD
Harriett C. Coleman
Community of Christ
Thanh Thuy Conde
Gilbert E. and Karen J. Cook
Steven W. Cook
Joseph M. Cosentino
Michael D. and Linda Costa
Ronald M. and Norma J. Costanzo
Timothy J. and Laura Ann Coulombe
Pamela Cox
Andrew and Carol Crago
Charles T. and Irene Creecy
Ray S. Crickenberger
Gene Cristan
Bernadette Crooks
Laurel Crowe
Roy Cunningham
James I. Cutler, Jr.
Ivan Dacres
Dancers Responding to AIDS
Alan and Tywonn Davidson
Robert and Collette Davis
W. Paul and Paula S. Dawson
Dean, Mead, Egerton, Bloodworth,
Capouano & Bozarth, P.A.
Carl Delaune
Digital Risk LLC
Discalibur Disc Golf Club
Drusilla Farwell Foundation
Judith M. Duda
Gana Roberts Dunlop
Vincent and Maureen Dunn
Peggy D. Dwyer
Elevation Financial Group
Tamara Elliott
William and Carol Suzanne Ellis
Susan Ellzey
Thomas and Janet Elrod
William and Cyndee Emmer
Enriquez Foundation
Ted and Barrie Etling
Lorie and Arthur Evans III
Janet L. Falknor
Mary Anne Ferrell
FIS
First Presbyterian Church of Maitland
Foundation, Inc.
FL State Employee’s Charitable Camp
Florida Blue
Don Foley
Elizabeth A. Foley
Foodtweeks, LLC
Robert C. and Barbara Ford
FordHarrison LLP – Orlando
FordHarrison LLP – Melbourne
Forest Lake SDA Church
Larry and Andrea Frank
FreshPoint, Inc.
Richard and Barbara Fulton
Michael Gagel
Deborah G. Gale
Linda M. Gallo
David M. Collins and Stephanie Garber
Kenneth Gardner
Joel Garris
William H. Gattle
Ava Geant
John M. and Cathleen Geist
Genna, Inc.
Gentner Innovations, Inc.
Adam J. and Margaret Gerber
Michael T. Gibson, PA
Bradley and Kerry Giedd
Suzanne E. Gilbert
Paul A. Goddard
Ted Gournelos
Michael and Celia Graham
Barbara Granade
James R. Gray
Gregory S. Martin & Associates, PA
Kathy H. Griffin
Joan K. Griffin
Griffin Industries, LLC
Steve and Cathy Griffiths
Grimmway Enterprises, Inc.
James W. and Diane Grisham
Roy W. and Edythe F. Haley
Marie E. Hall
John and Susan Halloran
Joel and Patricia Handschuh
James and Nancy Hannah
John and Gail Harbeck
Patrick J. and Mary P. Hargon
Carl M. Harmon
Alfred Harms
John and Joan Lynn Harris
Harry P. Leu Foundation
Virginia H. Heintzelman
Sheryl A. Heitker
Aparna and Vinicio Hernandez
James J. Hickman
Charles and Jayne Hill
Jonathan and Karen Hillock
Craig L. and Sally K. Hodges
John M. Hoepner
Karen Holder
Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Holtje
Patricia A. Horn
David B. Horne
Houghton Mifflin
Robert F. Howard
Hudson Technologies
Robert and Janice Icard
International Dairy Foods Association
Internet Technology Broadcasting Co.
Interplan, LLC
Anthony J. Ippolito
J. Raymond Construction Corp.
Wendy and Frank Jamison
Margaret C. Jarvis
Marsha and Melvin Johnson III, MD
Robert E. Johnston
Chris Karbowski
Christopher J. Keller
Kenneth and Jennifer Kenerly
Michael Kennedy
Patricia and Brian King
Leslie E. Kinnaird
Laura and Matthew Kleinsteuber
Erin E. Knight
Knights of Columbus Corpus Christi
Gail L. Koontz
Charles J. and Rebecca S. Kovaleski
KPMG Community Giving Campaign
KPMG, LLP
L. and A. West Concrete, Inc.
Donna K. Lampe
Philip Langford
Robert Large
William G. Lawson
William N. and Tamra P. Leary
Salvador and Jacqueline Leccese
Patricia A. Lenhard
Barbara Lilliston
Stephen and Barbara Limauro
Todd Loden
Robert W. Lofroos
Joseph Loiars
Raymond Lopez
James MacKenzie
Macy’s Corporate Services, Inc.
Patricia Maddox
Mann Packing Co., Inc.
William and Rebecca Manuel
Joe and Gail Marshall
Jenny Martin
Michaela and Christopher Mason, MD
Guy and Jean Mattson
Michael B. and Sheryle B. McAfee
Michael J. and Aimee R. McCanney
Terrell and Rachelle McCloud
Jeffrey and Jennifer McKinley
Carol K. McMorrow
Memorial Health Systems Foundation
Andrew Menard
Todd and Laura Messina
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Middlesex Corporation
Col. Vernon and Helen Moehring
M.G. and Lynn Moharam
Ray and Diane Moon
Moran Kidd Attorneys at Law
Charles Morgan
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC
Patricia A. Morris
Moss Park Elementary School
Christopher S. and Jessica G. Murdock
Steven and Linda Murphy
Michael D. and Angela Murphy
Melinda and Alan R. Musante
Barbara L. Myers
MZI Healthcare, LLC
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(CONTINUED)
$1,000 – $2,499
(7/1/12-6/30/13)
Guy Nicolas
Anthony and Linda Nolan
North South Foods Group, Inc.
William and Eunice O’Brien
Debbie A. and J. David Odom
Odyssey Middle School
Kathleen S. O’Reardon
Orlando Community of Christ
Orlando Culture and Dialog Center,
Orlando Lodge No 69 F. & A. M.
Brian Osborn
Chet R. and Patricia R. Osborn
Alan and Patricia Ostendorp
Richard and Eileen Oswald
Robert Owen
Robert G. Owen, D.D.S.
Alice and Gary S. Pearl, MD
Patricia Perkins
Henry and Judith Pfingstag
James R. Philips
William R. Pickering
Sarah Pigeon
Philomena Pirolo
Terezinha Porto
John W. Quesal
E. Janet Reece
John Reny
Vidal A. and Odalys M. Reyna
Mark A. Riner, MD
Riverside Presbyterian Church
Hoyle L. Robinson
Jonathan and Jane Rodeheffer
Charles and Diane Rogers
Robert and Maryann Romeo
Dr. Stephen and Claudia S. Roth
S.I. Goldman Company, Inc.
SAKS Inc.
William J. and Eleanor M. Sauerwine
Robert Savalli
Edward Schiess and Cindy Robinson
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Randy and Katherine Schimmelpfennig
Robert J. Schmidt
James E. and Jeanette Schreiber
Frank and Pamela Schrimsher
Paul Schumacher
Seavin, Inc.
Vilho (Bill) Sedig, III
Kirit Shah
Richard A. and Dolores Shantz
Share Foundation
Keith Shay
Fred Wilbur Shepherd, Jr.
Ian Sherwood
Mark J. Shumard
William and Margaret Shutze
Donald E. Sibert
Siemens Caring Hands Giving Campaign
Brian and Teri Siemienas
Charlie and Nelwyn Ann Sims
Robert P. Skubiak
D. Robert Smedley
Charles L. Smeltzer
Jane Smith
Mark and Sandra Smith
Laura L. Smith
Scott Smith
Jeffrey Smith
John Butera & Stephanie Sobeck
Krisendath and Anjanie Soondar
Raymond C. Spangler
St. Vincent De Paul Society / St. Brendan
David and Diane Starr
John Stevens
Duncan Stewart-Orris
Jacie and James E. Stivers, Jr.
Jay and Ivalene Stonebraker
Andrew and Elizabeth Suszko
Bruce and Patricia Sutherland
Cary P. Swindle
N. Christine Sylvester
Elwood G. Taggart, Jr.
Technetics Group Daytona
Michael Tetrick
The Alliance - First Unitarian Church
The Bond Foundation, Inc.
The Community Foundation, Inc.
The Hampton Foundation
The Home Depot Foundation
The Waterman, Inc.
The Zimmerman Charitable Trust
Andrew B. Thomas
Thunderbird Junior Golf Foundation
Peri Tong
Francis Tratnyek, Jr.
Travelers Community Connections
Dac Ung
United Way of Central & NE Connecticut
Scot M. Uram
Catherine Valeriano
Jenny Velez
Landon and Virginia Viles
Wilma A. Wagner
Theresa Wahl
Gail Wall
Donald Wasson
WaterStone
Michelle and Jonathan Weaver
Robert Webb
Nancy S. Weber
Neil and Malka Webman
Craig A. and E. Jeanne Weeks
Harold K. Weller
Wells Fargo Community Support
Campaign
Roy and Susan West
Cheryl D. White
Robert B. White, Jr.
Lance D. and Katherine T. Whitehead
Gary A. and Marjorie Whitlock
Leonard and Judith Wieckowski
Joe and Judy Wiginton Family Foundation
Christopher P. and Elizabeth Wilson
Jimmy H. and Nita Wilson
Robert and Linda Wiseman
Charles R. Wood
Dana and Edward O. Wood, Jr.
Doug and Catherine Wright
Gary and Mary Ann Yocum
PARTNER
AGENCIES
Orange County
A Gift for Teaching
Access Connection, Inc.
Agape Temple of Faith, Inc.
All Saints Church of Winter Park
Apopka Franco Haitian Church
Apopka Spanish SDA Church
Apostolic Church of Faith
Apostolic Worship Center
ASDP Association for the Safety
of Disabled Persons
Attain
Bay Street Church
Beracah II SDA
Beracah SDA Church
Bethany Haitian Assembly of God
Bethel French SDA
Bob Nutting Ministries, Inc.
Brothers Keeper – St. Charles Church
Calvary Outreach Center
Calvary Towers
Caring for Others
Catholic Charities of Central Florida, Inc.
Center for Drug-Free Living
Center for Multicultural Wellness
and Prevention
Center of Faith Church, Inc.
Central Care Mission
Central Florida Center
for Independent Living
Central Florida Group Homes
Central New Testament Church of God
Champions Outreach Ministry
Christ the King Episcopal Church
Christian Service Center
Christian Service Center / Daily Bread
Church of the Good Shepherd Food Bank
City of Orlando Afterschool All Stars
City of Orlando – Parramore Kidz Zone
City of Orlando – Mayor William Beardall
Senior Center
Coalition for the Homeless
of Central Florida, Inc.
Community Baptist Church
Community Coordinated Care for Children
Community Services of Genesis
SDA Church
Concord Street Church of Christ
Covenant Builders Ministries, Inc.
Covenant Charities, Inc.
Covenant House of Florida Orlando
Covenant House of Florida Orlando / FMA
Deeper Life Assembly
Devereux Residential
East River High School
Ephraim Project, Inc.
Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist
Evans Community School
Faith Tabernacle Worship Center
Faith United Church – A New Alternative
Faith World of Orlando
Family Ties Ministries
Fern Creek Elementary School
Foundation, Inc.
First Baptist Church / Pine Castle
First Baptist Orlando
First Brazilian Baptist Church of Orlando
First Haitian Baptist Church
First Pentecostal Church of Orlando
First United Church of Christ
Focal Point Church
Foundation for Life Ministries
Fountains of Living Water Ministries, Inc.
Free Methodist Church
Freedom Fellowship, Inc.
Fresh Anointing COGIC
Fresh Start Ministries of Central Florida
Friends of the Food Bank
Full Deliverance
Glenridge Middle School
God’s Little Lambs Learning Center
Good Neighbor Thrift Store
Good Samaritan Outreach
Grace Street Church of God
Grand Avenue Economic Community
Development Corporation
Harbor House of Central Florida
Haven of Hope Ministries
Helping Hands, A.C.D.
Holy Place Ministries / Magnolia Pointe
Holy Trinity Group Home / Greywall House
Hope and Help
Hope Community Center
Farmworker Ministry
House of God / Apopka
House of Hope
House of Prayer and Praise
House of Refuge Orange County
Howard Phillips Center for
Children & Families
Hubbard House / Orlando Health
Human Advocate Foundation
Iglesia Apostolica El Maestro
Iglesia Bautista “El Camino”
Iglesia Canaan
Iglesia De Dios Pentecostal MI
(North Goldenrod)
Iglesia De Dios Una Iglesia Para
Todo Los Naciones
Igreja Assembleia De Deus Em Orlando
International Association
International Church of Faith
Islamic Society of Central Florida –
North Goldenrod
Jesus Loves You Outreach Ministries, Inc.
Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando
Joy Metropolitan Community Church
Killarney Elementary School
Kingdom Communities, Inc.
(Willow Lake Apartments)
Kings Way Baptist Church
Knights Helping Knights Pantry
Lakeside Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.
L’eglise Evangelique de la Trinite
Life Center Church
Light House Baptist Church
Living Word Church
Loaves and Fishes
Lockhart Middle School
Matthew’s Hope Ministries, Inc.
McCormick Road Baptist Church
Metro Orlando Hispanic CERT
Metro West Church of the Nazarene
Ministerio Centro Cristiano Nefesh, Inc.
Ministerio Un Toque De Dios
Ministry of Hope
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PARTNER AGENCIES (CONTINUED)
Mt. Olive SDA Church
Mt. Sinai Missionary Baptist Church
Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church
Neighbor 2 Neighbor Foundation, Inc.
New Beginning Children Aid Mission
New Beginnings
New Chief Cornerstone Ministries
New Hope Community Church of God, Inc.
North Orlando SDA Church
Olive Branch Community Development
Corp., Inc.
One Heart for Women & Children
Open Door Missionary Baptist Church
Operation Love Outreach
Oranole Foundation, Inc.
Orlando Bridge / Christian Prison Ministry
Orlando Day Nursery
Orlando Union Rescue Mission
Pantry at St. Francis
Pathways Drop-in Center
Patmos Chapel Community Service Center
Peter Pan Day Care Center
Pine Hills Community Church
Place of Comfort at Centaur
Potter’s House
Primitive Church of Orlando
Primrose Center/ Civitan Hall
Prince of Peace Lutheran
Church
Quest, Inc.
Reach-Love in Action
Real Life Christian Church
Recovery Orlando, Inc. /
Kingdom Church
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Redeeming Light Center
Church
Riverside Baptist Church
Rock Lake Elementary
Rock Orlando Transformation Center
S.T.E.P.S., Inc. / Specialized Treatment
Salvation Army / The Food Pantry Orlando
Salvation Army / The Men’s Shelter
Salvation Army / ARC
Samaritan Resource Center
Sanctuary at Conway Church of God
The Sanford Bridge
Senior and Life Solutions
Seniors First, Inc.
Servant’s Heart International Ministry
Share the Care
Sheeler Oaks SD. Church
Shepherd Vision Missionary, Inc.
Silver Star SDA
Sister to Sister Women’s Ministry
South Orlando SDA Church
Spirit of Life Recovery Centers, Inc.
St. Andrew Catholic Church SVDP
St. Anthony Coptic Orthodox
St. Lawrence AME Church
St. Paul AME Church
St. Rebekah Coptic Orthodox Church
St. Stephen Presbyterian Church
St. Vincent De Paul / Holy Family
St. Vincent De Paul / St. John Vianney
Storehouse Food Pantry
Tabernacle of the Enlightened
Tangelo Baptist Church
Threshold, Inc.
Tranquil Terrace Food Co-op
United Church of God By Faith
University Congregational Church
University Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Victory Through Grace Ministries, Inc.
Victory World
Volunteers of America Elderly Housing
Ward Chapel A.M.E. Church
Washington Park Church
Way to Calvary Church of the Nazarene
Wayne Densch Center, Inc.
Winter Park Day Nursery
Woodbury Presbyterian Church
The Word of Truth Christian Ministries
WRCC / Coalition for the Homeless
Seminole County
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Advisory Board for the Disabled
Altamonte Springs Seventh-Day
Adventist Church
Annunciation Catholic Church
Apostolic Church of Jesus
Altamonte Springs
Ascension Lutheran Church Outreach
Boys Town
Central Florida Dream Center, Inc.
Christian Help
Church of God Prophecy / Whole World
Gospel Center
Community Church of God at Geneva
Devereux Transitional Living Center
The Family of Friends, Inc.
Fern Park Developmental Center
First United Methodist Church of Geneva
Fountain Head
Geneva Elementary – PTA
Higher Call International
Hope Helps, Inc.
Iglesia Presbiteriana El Redentor
Key Haven Group Home
La Amistad Foundation, Inc. /
Lakewood Center
Latin American Project
Mars Hill SDA
Meals on Wheels, Etc.
Operation Provision International
Pathways to Care
Place of Comfort-Seminole County
Progress Missionary Baptist Church
Recovery House of Central Florida, Inc.
Rescue Outreach Mission
Salvation Army
Sanford Sharing Center
Seventh-Day Adventist Park Church
of Winter Park
Share the Care
Sharing Center
St. Mary and Archangel Michael Coptic
Orthodox Church
Teen Challenge of Florida
Triumphant Living, Inc.
Tuskawilla Shepherds, Inc.
Victory Deliverance Center
Victory Temple of God / VTOG
Winter Springs Seventh-Day Adventist
Word of Faith Ministries
Osceola County
Assembly of God Ebenezer Church
Beyond Institute Center, Inc.
Calvary Assembly of God
Center for Drug Free Living
Church and Community Assistance
Program, Inc.
Clarita’s House, Inc.
Cornerstone Baptist Church, Inc.
Covenant Community Church of St. Cloud
Dignity Ministry, Inc.
First Christian Hispanic Church
Fountain of Salvacion Christian
Churches, Inc.
Good Shepherd Free Methodist Church
Help Now of Osceola
House of Freedom
Iglesia Cristiana Renuevo
Iglesia Hispande St. Cloud
Shuler Memorial
Information Resources Center, Inc.
La Nueva Jerusalen
Mama Roses House of Empowerment
Men of Destiny Ministries, Inc.
Mental Health Resource Center
Mt. Zion Seventh-Day Adventist Church
New Beginnings
Park Place Behavioral Health
Place of Comfort / Osceola
Primera Iglesia Cristiana en Kissimmee
Project Make a Difference
Salvation Army
Second Chance
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
Sunrise Drop in Center
Transition House, Inc.
Lake County
Angels of Mercy
Better Life Worship Center
Beyond the Walls Ministry
Boggy Creek Gang Camp
Camp Horizon
Catholic Community of St. Paul
Central Florida Group Homes
Christian Care Center
Christian Food Pantry
Church at South Lake
Community United Methodist Church
Encounter Life Church
Faith Neighborhood Center
First Baptist Church of UmatiIla
Fountain of Hope
Gloria Dei Food Distribution Center
Haines Creek Baptist Church
Hearts & Hands Ministries
House of God / Mt. Dora
Lady Lake Church of God
Food Ministry
Lake Cares, Inc.
Leesburg Food Bank, Inc.
Life Church Assembly of God
Logos Christian Fellowship
Monteverde United Methodist Church
New Beginnings of Lake County, Inc.
New Water Church
Our Father House of Refuge Ministries
Place of Comfort – Lake County
Real Life Christian Church
The Salvation Army Leesburg
Saving Faith Baptist Church
South Lake Presbyterian Church
St. Vincent De Paul Society /
St. Timothy Conference
St. Vincent De Paul / St. Mary
of the Lakes
Volusia County
Agape Worship / New Beginnings
All Saints Episcopal Church
Apostolic Faith Temple Church
Art Haus Foundation, Inc.
Avenues 12
Bible Baptist Church
Boys & Girls Club
Care Cupboard Ministry / First United
Methodist Church
Casa San Pablo
Catholic Charities of Daytona
Centro Cristiano Carismatico
Sembrando Armor, Inc.
Christ Community Church
of New Smyrna Beach
Church of God Prophecy
of DeLeon Springs
Community United Methodist Church
CWC Ministries
Daytona Deliverance Church of God
Deland High School High Achievers
Deland Spanish Seventh-Day
Adventist Company
DeLeon Springs United Methodist Church
Deltona Alliance Church /
Community Dinner
Deltona Presbyterian Church
Deltona Spanish SDA Church
Domestic Abuse Council
Dove Villias
Edgewater United Methodist Church
Emmanuel Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Epiphany Outreach Ministries
Farmworkers Association of Florida
First Assembly Deland
First Baptist Church
First Christian Church
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PARTNER AGENCIES (CONTINUED)
First Church of the Nazarene
First United Methodist Church
Focus on Flagler / God’s Love Ministry
Friends of S.H. Volusia Branch
Full Gospel Christian Center, Inc.
Gifts of Love
Grace Community Food Pantry
Greater Friendship Baptist Church
Halifax Baptist Association
Halifax Urban Ministries
Haven Recovery Center
Iglesia Cristiana Nueva Vision, Inc.
Iglesia Isaias 61:1, Inc.
International Miracle Center
It’s Not About Us Ministries, Inc.
Jan Murray Ministries, Inc.
Jerry Doliner Jewish Federation
Lighthouse Christian Church
Living Faith Church of God
Love Center
Mary McLeod Bethune Community Center
Mental Health Association / Volusia County
Mt. Calvary Assembly
Neighborhood Center
New Hope
New Smyrna Seventh-Day
Adventist Church
Open Hands Ministry
Our Lady of Hope / St. Vincent De Paul
Our Lady of Lourdes / St. Vincent De Paul
Our Lady of the Lakes / St. Vincent De Paul
Palm Coast Portuguese Seventh-Day
Adventist
Palm of His Hands, Inc.
Pentecostals of Palm Coast
Pierson United Methodist Church
Prince of Peace Social Services
Restoring Hope Incorporated
Rose Marie Bryon Children’s Center
Salvation Army
Society of St. Vincent De Paul
of St. Gerard Mission Church
South Daytona Christian Church
St. Anns Catholic Church
St. Barnabas
St. Brendan the Navigator Conference
St. Peters Food Pantry
Strong Tower Christian Fellowship
The Sanctuary
Tomoka Christian Church
Trinity Christian Church
Trinity Church at Lake Mack
Trinity UMC Deland
Trinity United Methodist Church
United Brethren in Christ Food Pantry
Westside Baptist Church
World Emergency Disaster Chaplin
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Brevard County
Advent Lutheran Church Food Bank
Al Lockhart
Alco-Hall Incorporated
AMIkids Space Coast, Inc.
Ascension Catholic Church Social
Bethany Baptist / Brevard Christian School
Bethel Abundant Life Ministries
Bethel Baptist Church
C.I.T.A. Mission
Catholic Charities of Central Florida
Centerpointe Food Pantry
Central Brevard Sharing Center
Children’s Hunger Project
Christ Lutheran Church
Church of Christ Ocean Side
Church of God, Shapes
Community Foundation of Brevard
Country Acres Auxiliary, Inc.
Covenant Life Fellowship Ministries
Crossroads Community Church
Daily Bread
Devereux Aquarius
Devereux Therapeutic Group Home
East Coast Christian Center
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
First Baptist Church of Malabar
First Baptist Church of Merritt Island
First Baptist Church of Titusville
First Baptist Church Pt. St. John
First French Adventist Church
First Pentecostal Church
First United Methodist. Pt. St. John
First United Methodist of Cocoa
Friendship Primitive Baptist Church
Genesis House, Inc.
Gillespie Services
Glory of God Anglican Church
Grace Fellowship of Brevard, Inc.
Grace United Methodist Church
His Place Ministries East Coast
Holy Name of Jesus/St. Vincent
De Paul Society
Hope Community Fellowship
Iglesia De Dios Pentecostal
Impact Center
Loaves & Fishes Community Kitchen
Lockmar Baptist Church
Master’s Workshop
Melbourne Church of Christ Food Pantry
Melbourne SDA Church
Melbourne Spanish Seventh-Day Adventist
N.M.I. United Methodist Church
North Brevard Charities and
Sharing Center
North Carolina Outward Bound Discovery
Our Lady of Grace, SVDP
Our Savior Catholic Church / St. Vincent
De Paul
Overcomer Church of God of Prophecy
Overcomers Liberty Lodge
Palm Bay Pal
Palm Bay United Methodist Church
Pentecostal Church of the Living God
Pentecostal Lighthouse, Inc.
People of Destiny Christian Fellowship
Prevent / Garden Apartments
Project Response, Inc.
River of Life Assembly of God
River Run Christian Church
Salvation Army Domestic Violence
Salvation Army North Central
Salvation Army Pantry
South Brevard Sharing Center Melbourne
South Brevard Sharing Center Palm Bay
St. Josephs St. Vincent De Paul
St. Mary’s Helping Hands
St. Teresa Church
St. Vincent De Paul Divine Mercy
Sue M. Pridmore Center / Salvation Army
Tabernacle SCFA
The St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
United Church of God of Deliverance
United Way Gifts in Kind
Walk-About-Ministry, Inc.
Food Drives
Raising 500+ Pounds
7/1/12 – 6/30/13)
11th Hour
21st Century/Farmers
ACS/ACLU Barry Law School
Advanced Curascript
Advocate
All My Son’s Moving & Storage
Allstate Insurance
AMK-9
AT&T
Auvers Village Apartments
Avis Budget Group
Baptist Terrace
Baytree Home Owner Association
Be About It Records
Bishop Moore High School
Bluegreen Vacations
Boy Scouts / Halifax District
Brasfield & Gorrie
Bridges Academy Student Council
Bright House Network
CFE Financial
CANSTRUCTION
Central Florida Fair
Central Florida PowerSports
Century Link
Chase Card Services
City of Daytona Beach Shores
City of Deland
City of Edgewater
City of Holly Hill
City of New Smyrna Beach
City of Orange City
CNL Financial Group
Columbia College – Orlando Campus
Comcast Cable Communications
Curves
Cypress Creek High School
Darden Restaurants
DaVita, Inc.
Daytona International Speedway
Daytona State College
Daytona Toyota
Disney All-Star Cast Services
Disney Blizzard Beach
Disney Food Drive
Disney Animal Kingdom
EA Sports
Endeavor Elementary School
Face of Change
Fanueil, Inc.
Farmer Insurance
Fast Park & Relax
Fields Auto Group
Fifth Third Bank
First Baptist Church
Florida Hospital Church
Florida Hospital
Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra
Frito Lay
Future Farmers Food Drive
Geller Ragans
Golden Bears Club
Goodwill – Melbourne
Goodwill – OBT Retail Store
Goodwill – Orlando
Goodwill – Rockledge
Goodwill – Winter Garden
Greater Orlando Home & Garden Show
Hartland Financial
Hawkers
Hidden Oaks Elementary
Hope Worldwide Orlando Chapter
Hunters Creek Association
Hyatt Regency OIA
Incharge Institute of America
Jackson Therapy Partners – Holdings
Junior League of Greater Orlando
L.P.G.A. International
Lake Orienta Elementary School
Lake Silver Elementary School
Laskey
Letter Carrier Food Drive
Liberty Tax Service LLC
Louis Dreyfus Citrus, Inc.
LSQ Funding Group
Macy’s
Magic Kingdom
Marketing Services
Mazen Subhi
Metro West Golf Pro Shop
Miss Florida Pageant
Morgan Stanley
National Association of Letter Carriers
Food Drive
Omni Resort
Oral & Facial Surgery Center
Orbis
Orlando City Hall
Orlando V.A. House Care Center
Orlando Waste Paper Company
Palmer Chiropractor
Park Maitland School
Patrick Air Force Base
Paul’s Group
Peets Coffee
Pinnacle Family
Portofino Bay Hotel
Primrose Tattoo
Primrose Vista Lakes
Publix #1259
Publix #830
Quietflex
Raymond James Financial
RDV Sportsplex
Renaissance Orlando Airport Hotel
Reserve at Belmere
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Ripley’s Believe It or Not
Rollins College Child Dev. Center
Rue and Ziffra, P.A.
S & W Kitchens
Sabal Point Elementary
Santa Claus on Behalf of Stone
Sears Marketing Center
SeaWorld Orlando
Sedano Supermarket
SI Goldman Company
Siemens Energy, Inc.
Simpson Property Group
Social Security Admin, Office of Disability
Adjudications and Review
Sodexo Supermarket
Sprint / Nextel
Sprint
Social Security Feds Feed Families
Starwood Vacation Ownership
Sungard
Sunset Park Elementary
Suntree United Methodist
Taqueria Del Sol
The Christ School
The Lane Construction
The Park House Academy
Three Points Elementary
Trinity Prep School Citrus Club
UCF
US Customs and Border Protection
Vacation Innovations
Victory Packaging
Viera Children’s Academy
Volusia County Fair
Volusia County Government
Volusia County Health Department
Volusia County Public Libraries
Volusia County Schools
Volusia County Sherriff Department
Walt Disney World
Weight Watchers (Palm Springs Plaza)
Weight Watchers
WESH 2 News Share your Christmas
West Creek Elementary
Whole Food Market
Women’s Care Florida
Workforce Central Florida
Wyndham Bonnet Creek Resort
Wyndham Vacation Ownership
YMCA Southwood Elementary
ZRS Management / Arbors at
Maitland Summit
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Industry
10,000+ pounds
(7/1/12-6/30/13)
7-Eleven
Abbott Nutrition
Advantage Way Point
Agape Food Bank
Anastasia Confections, Inc.
Bahama Breeze
Barilla America, Inc.
Barnes Farming Corp.
Barnie’s Coffee & Tea Company
Bebidas USA, Inc.
Bellisio Foods, Inc.
Big Red Tomato Packers
Bimbo Bakeries USA
BJ’s Wholesale Club Food Show
BJ’s Wholesale Clubs
BONIPAK
Borden Dairy
Burris Logistics
CANSTRUCTION
CANTEEN
Capital Grill
Centerplate
Chef Creations, Inc.
CHEP
Childs Farms, Inc.
Clorox Company
Coca-Cola
CONAGRA
Contemporary Convention Center
Country Fresh, Inc.
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CVS Pharmacy D.C.
Dade Paper Co
Darden Restaurants, Inc.
Del Monte Foods Company
Del Sol Food Company, Inc.
Disney Harvest
Disney Marathon
Dockside Imports
Dundee Citrus Growers Association
ES Foods
Epcot
Epcot Events Kitchen
Europa Sports Products, Inc.
Face of Change
Family Dollar Food Show
Farmers Feeding Florida
Feeding America
Feeding America Tampa Bay
FEMA State Logistics Response Center
First Baptist Orlando
MBM Food Services Distribution
McLane Suneast
McMelon, Inc.
Meals of Hope
MGM
Mid Gulf Bakeries
Mondelez International
Monterey Mushrooms
Mountain King Potatoes
Nabisco
Naturally Fresh, Inc.
Nestle USA
Orange County Public Schools
Old Dominion Freight
P&G
Panera Bread Corp. Office
Patrick Farms
Peace River Packing
Pepperidge Farms
Pepsi-Cola
Philabundance
Publix Distribution Centers
Publix Super Markets
Quaker Oats Company
Quality Custom Distribution Service
Quantum Distributors
RB Humphreys
Red Lobster
Road Runner RUS
Roma Foods
Royal Pacific Resort
Sam’s Club Food Show
Sam’s Clubs
San Antonio Food Bank
Second Harvest Food Bank of NE PA
Second Harvest Food Bank – Nashville
Second Harvest Food Bank of Madison
Second Harvest Heartland
Seven-Up Snapple Southeast
Society of St. Andrew
Subway Food Show
Sweetbay Supermarkets
Sygma Distribution
Sysco Food Service Central Florida
Szawlowski Potato Farms
T.G. Lee Dairy
Target Stores
Taylor Farms
Tech Packaging, Inc.
Thomas Produce Co.
Toufayan Bakery
Trinity Prep School Citrus Club
Triple G Brokerage, LLC
Tropicana
Tyson Foods
U.S. Foodservice
Unilever
Veg Pro International, Inc.
Vietti Foods Co.
Walgreen’s Distribution Center
Walmart Distribution Center
Walmart Food Show
Walmart Stores
Walt Disney World Distribution Center
Walt Disney World Grand Floridian
Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom
Wayne E. Bailey Produce Co.
WESH 2 News Share Your Christmas
Williams Farms
Winn-Dixie Distribution
Winn-Dixie Reclamation
Winn-Dixie Stores
World Food LLC
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In fiscal year 2012/2013, 12,856 volunteers contributed
40,241 hours – equivalent to more than 19 full-time staff
members! Without this incredible human resource, Second
Harvest Food Bank could not have the impact on hunger
that our community requires.
Group with
100+ hours
(7/1/12-6/30/13)
Access Charter School
Adventist Health Systems Alliance Support
Allstate Insurance Co.
BNY Mellon
Boy Scout Troop #24
Boy Scout Troop #608
Boys and Girls Club
Century Link
Dean, Ringers, Morgan & Lawton
Florida Farmers of America – FFA
Forest Lake Academy
Hands on Orlando
Hilton Worldwide
Lighthouse Church Maitland Academy Marriott Vacation Worldwide Corp.
NAMI
Rollins College
SeaWorld Orlando
Siemens
St. Andrews Catholic School
Student Life Ministries
SunTrust Bank
Universal Orlando
Walmart #1374
Walt Disney World
Wyndham Vacation Ownership
ZRS Management
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FINANCIALS
How We Use Our Resources
Program
Services
96.9%
Management
and General
1.6%
Fundraising
1.5%
Support and revenue:
Contributions and Grants
Fees and Grants from Government Agencies
Program Service Fees
Power Purchase Sales
Other Income
Donated Goods and Services
$ 6,280,967
$ 1,129,802
$ 1,149,920
$ 2,662,344
$
230,089
$ 64,416,145
Total Support and Revenue
$75,869,267
Expenses
Program Expenses
Management and General Fund Raising
$ 69,793,530
$ 1,133,167
$ 1,082,519
Total Expenses $72,009,216
Change in Net Assets $ 3,860,051
Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Investments
Accounts and Contributions Receivable
Inventory
Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets
Property and Equipment, Net of Depreciation
Note Receivable
$ 3,765,929
$1,442,063
$ 1,626,329
$5,091,977
$
921,842
$ 17,372,680
$ 3,912,980
Total Assets
$34,133,800
liabilities
Accounts Payable
Accrued Expenses Notes Payable $
622,952
$
861,704
$ 14,585,000
Total Liabilities
$16,069,656
Net assets
Unrestricted Net Assets
$ 17,139,690
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
$
779,048
Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income $
145,405
Total Net Assets $18,064,143
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$34,133,799
To obtain a copy of our independently audited financial statement,
please contact Veronica Marshall at 407.295.1066.
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida
Morgan & Morgan, P.A. Hunger Relief Center
411 Mercy Drive
Orlando, FL 32805
407.295.1066
Second Harvest Food Bank/Volusia Branch
320 North Street
Daytona Beach, FL 32114
386.257.4499
Second Harvest Food Bank/Brevard Branch
6928A Vickie Circle
West Melbourne, FL 32904
321.733.1600