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As an investor in the mission of the Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank, you undoubtedly also have an interest in wanting to know a bit more about the results that your investment in hope provided for families, seniors, children and others who are struggling. I hope that you find the record-breaking outputs and outcomes described in this report to be sufficiently rewarding. At the same time, I know that you, like all of us at Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank, cannot be entirely satisfied until every one of our most vulnerable low-income citizens can have access to the vital basic resources they need. And the fact is, 1 in 9 living in our region are struggling with the reality of hunger and food insecurity.

So while we take a moment to reflect and celebrate the hope and sustenance that have resulted from a year of generous community support and hard work, we are also looking forward, with determination, to the next chapter of our work. After all, there is no place for hunger in a community as wealthy in resources as the Fredericksburg region. Our community’s collective will to end hunger is really all that stands in the way of closing the gap of need for so many.

One thing that we know for certain is in order to fully reach our vision of an inspired community that ends hunger as we know it, it will take more people like you. Whether you chose to close the gap this year through volunteer time, financial support, food donations or advocating for people in need, I want you to know that I am grateful.

I thank you on behalf of the people for whom you have made a life-changing difference. By working together with Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank, you are a powerful, driving force in creating the kind of community that will not stop until all of our families are hunger-free.

Gratefully,

Oya N. Oliver President and CEO

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Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank supplies 68 partner agencies and 96 program partners

operating 269 food assistance programs.

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Abundant Life Assembly of GodAdventist Community ServicesAgape Fellowship MinistriesAntioch United Methodist ChurchBarbara Carroll Community Outreach & DevelopmentBeulah Baptist ChurchChancellor Baptist ChurchChrist Episcopal ChurchChrist Lutheran ChurchColonial Beach Baptist ChurchConcord Baptist ChurchCraigs Baptist ChurchCrossRoads Transition HomeEmmanuel AME ChurchEncounter Church of GodFAHASSFairview Baptist ChurchFredericksburg Baptist ChurchFredericksburg United Methodist ChurchFreedom Dream CenterGarden of Delight/Iglesia de DeliciasGlory OutreachHartwood Presbyterian ChurchHighway Assembly of GodHollywood Church of the BrethrenHomes for America, Inc. c/o Heritage ParkIslamic Center of FredericksburgJerusalem Baptist ChurchKing George Church of GodLions Wilderness Food PantryLittle Ark Baptist ChurchLucha Ministries, Inc.Massaponax Baptist ChurchMicah Ecumenical Ministries

• Micah Ecumenical Ministries• Respite House• New Hope United Methodist Church

Mt. Peniel Church of ChristNew Hope Baptist ChurchPeace United Methodist ChurchPiney Branch Baptist ChurchPraise Temple Apostolic Faith Church of VirginiaProject Faith, Inc.Ramoth Baptist ChurchRappahannock Area Agency on AgingReal Life Community ChurchRehoboth United Methodist ChurchRound Oak Baptist ChurchS.E.C.A.Saint Mary of the AnnunciationSalem Baptist ChurchSalem Baptist Church – King GeorgeSERVEShiloh Baptist Church (Old Site)Spotswood Baptist ChurchSt. Anthony of Padua Catholic ChurchSt. Faustina Conference/St. Vincent De PaulSt. George’s Episcopal ChurchSt. James Baptist ChurchSt. Mary Catholic ChurchSt. Peter’s Lutheran ChurchStafford Church of GodTeen Challenge of Fredericksburg

• Beauty for Ashes Women and Children’s Home

The Salvation ArmyThurman Brisben CenterTriangle Baptist ChurchTrinity Episcopal ChurchVirginia CaresWilderness Community ChurchYoung Lives FredericksburgZion United Methodist Church

The Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank works with 68 partner agencies (faith based and non-profit organizations) who provide food assistance to people in need throughout our community through Food Pantries, Community Meals and Emergency Food Assistance programs.

PARTNER AGENCIES

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Battlefield Elementary SchoolBattlefield Middle SchoolBerkley Elementary SchoolBowling Green Elementary SchoolBrock Road Elementary SchoolCaroline High SchoolCaroline Middle SchoolCedar Forest Elementary SchoolChancellor Elementary SchoolChancellor Middle SchoolCourthouse AcademyCourthouse Road Elementary SchoolCourtland Elementary SchoolEdward E. Drew Middle SchoolEmployment Resources, Inc.Falmouth Elementary SchoolFredericksburg City Public SchoolsH.H. Poole Middle SchoolHampton Oaks Elementary School

Harrison Road Elementary SchoolHugh Mercer Elementary SchoolJames Monroe High SchoolLewis & Clark Elementary SchoolMadison Elementary SchoolPost Oak Middle SchoolRegional Alternative Education ProgramRiverview Elementary SchoolSalem Elementary SchoolSpotswood Elementary SchoolSpotsylvania County Schools Head StartSpotsylvania Middle SchoolStafford County Head StartStafford High SchoolThornburg Middle SchoolTreasure HouseWidewater Elementary SchoolWilderness Elementary School

The School Food Pantry program helps to alleviate child hunger for families in crisis through the provision of food to children and their families at school.

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Anthony Burns Elementary SchoolBattlefield Elementary SchoolBattlefield Middle SchoolBerkley Elementary SchoolBowling Green Elementary SchoolBoys & Girls ClubBrock Road Elementary SchoolCaroline High SchoolCaroline Middle SchoolCedar Forest Elementary SchoolChancellor Elementary SchoolChancellor Middle SchoolCourthouse AcademyCourthouse Road Elementary SchoolCourtland Elementary SchoolEdward E. Drew Middle SchoolEmployment Resources, Inc.Falmouth Elementary SchoolFerry Farm Elementary SchoolGarrison Woods ApartmentsH.H. Poole Middle SchoolHampton Oaks Elementary SchoolHarrison Road Elementary SchoolHartwood Elementary SchoolHazel Hill

Homes for America, Inc. c/o Heritage ParkHugh Mercer Elementary SchoolJames Monroe High SchoolLafayette Upper Elementary SchoolLewis & Clark Elementary SchoolLivingston Elementary SchoolLucha Ministries, Inc.Ni River Middle SchoolPost Oak Middle SchoolRappahannock Big Brothers Big SistersRegional Alternative Education ProgramRiverview Elementary SchoolRobert E. Lee Elementary SchoolRocky Run Elementary SchoolSalem Elementary SchoolSealston Elementary SchoolShirley Heim Middle SchoolSpotswood Elementary SchoolStafford County Head StartStafford High SchoolStafford JunctionWalker-Grant Middle SchoolWidewater Elementary SchoolWilderness Elementary School

CLUB KIDSThe Club Kids program is a structured after-school program that promotes nutrition, education and safety. Club Kids serves the needs of at-risk youth through snack programs at 49 sites.

The Kids on the Go (KOG) program provides low-income children freshly prepared meals from established sites 3 days each week for twelve weeks during the summer. Kids on the Go helps alleviate childhood hunger by bridging the meal gap to ensure that children continue to receive nutritious meals even when school is not in session or when a reliable food source is not available.

KIDS ON THE GO

Caroline Family YMCACaroline Library – Bowling GreenCaroline ManorCaroline PinesCountryside Apartments

Garrison Woods – Better TomorrowsKate Waller Barrett Elementary SchoolLee Street TownhomesSalem Church LibrarySpotswood Elementary School

This structured after-school snack program provides nutrition to at-risk children, ages 4-18 years, who are enrolled in a participating after-school program. The mission of Club Kids II is to provide nutritious, freshly prepared snacks to children in an environment that is safe, accessible, and convenient.

CLUB KIDS II

Boys and Girls Club Hazel Hill Apartments Heritage Park

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Antioch United Methodist ChurchAsbury ManorBarbara Carroll Community Outreach &

DevelopmentBeulah Baptist ChurchBowling Green United Methodist ChurchChrist Episcopal ChurchDominion Day ServicesEastland United Methodist ChurchEnglish Oaks Senior ApartmentsFawn Lake Mens Christian FellowshipForest Village ApartmentsFredericksburg Baptist ChurchFredericksburg Department of Social

ServicesFredericksburg Regional Food Bank

Volunteers• Laurie Acors• Melissa Branigan• Jason Bretzinger• Steve Carty• Sarah Childs• Michael Edwards• Kira Fredenburgh• Carol Garland• Gloria Ferguson Gray• Michael Terrence Gray• Elizabeth Ann Gross• Garry Haun• Andy & Carol Kavanagh• David Kessler• Yanira Klink• Susan Lancaster• Allen Arturo Lans• Barbara Lewis• Jose Manuel• Michelle McKamy• Charles Monroe• Kathy & Charles Morrell

• Aimee Paytes• Cindy Rodgets• George Snead• Malanie Spisak• Carlin Venaglia

Garrison Woods ApartmentsGlory OutreachHazel HillHeritage ParkJerusalem Baptist ChurchKenmore ClubKing George Church of GodKings Crest Senior CommunityLions Wilderness Food PantryLittle Ark Baptist ChurchMacedonia Baptist ChurchMadonna HouseMill Park Terrace ApartmentsProject Faith, Inc.Rappahannock Area Agency on AgingRappahannock Area Community

Services BoardRehoboth United Methodist ChurchRound Oak Baptist ChurchSalem Baptist ChurchSalem Baptist Church - King GeorgeSecond Mt. Zion Baptist ChurchSERVEShiloh Baptist Church (Old Site)St. Faustina ConferenceSt. George’s Episcopal ChurchSt. James Baptist ChurchStafford Church of GodSylvania Heights Baptist ChurchThe Gardens of StaffordThe Salvation ArmyVA Cooperative ExtensionWilderness Community ChurchZion Hill Baptist Church

The Food For Life program is for low-income elderly 60 years of age and older. The FRFB Brown Box program is for low-income individuals on disability. These programs provide supplemental groceries once a month to enrolled individuals through 47 program sites and 27 volunteers.

FOOD FOR LIFE & FRFB BROWN BOX

Pet Assistance agencies provide food and shelter assistance to unwanted and abandoned pets in Planning District 16 because hunger does not know if you have two legs or four.

PET ASSISTANCE AGENCIES

Shadow Cat Advocates The Pet Assistance League, Inc.

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Abundant List Assembly of GodChancellor Baptist ChurchEmmanuel AME ChurchEncounter Church of GodGlory OutreachHollywood Church of the BrethrenJericho Baptist ChurchKing George Church of GodLions Wilderness Food PantryLittle Ark Baptist ChurchProject Faith, Inc.Ramoth Baptist Church

Rappahannock Area Agency on AgingReal Life Community ChurchS.E.C.A.Saint Mary of the AnnunciationSalem Baptist Church – King GeorgeSERVESt. Anthony of PaduaSt. Faustina ConferenceSt. James Baptist ChurchSt. Peter’s Lutheran ChurchStafford County Head Start

Partner agencies are assigned to local retailers who have agreed to allow these agencies to recover surplus food. Partner agencies make a commitment to pick up from the assigned locations each week on the scheduled day and time and distribute the products through their food pantries and programs.

FRESH CONNECTIONS

Adventist Community ServicesAntioch United Methodist ChurchBarbara Carroll Community Outreach &

DevelopmentChrist Episcopal ChurchEmmanuel AME ChurchKing George DSS - Mobile Pantry SiteLions Wilderness Food PantryMassaponax Baptist Church

Meadow Event Park – Mobile Pantry SiteS.E.C.A.Salem Baptist ChurchSERVEShiloh Baptist Church (Old Site)St. Faustina Conference/St. Vincent DePaulSt. Peter’s Lutheran ChurchVA Cooperative Extension FNP

The Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank serves as a distribution point for government commodities that are made available on a monthly basis to income-eligible individuals through 16 certified USDA pantries throughout our community.

The Fredericksburg Regional Food Bank reaches many food-insecure families through our Mobile Pantry program. This program provides fresh and non-perishable food items for distribution to households living in the remote or under-served areas of each county. The Mobile Pantry rotates distribution between these sites within our service area to help us attain our goal of a hunger-free community.

MOBILE PANTRY

Dahlgren Harbor ApartmentsKing George Department of Social ServicesLivingston Elementary SchoolMassaponax High School – Treasure HouseMeadow Event ParkNorth Stafford Church of Christ

Partlow Ruritan BuildingPort Royal Ruritan BuildingR&D Family CampgroundStafford JunctionWidewater Elementary School

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More than 31,000 unique individuals received food assistance through our partner

agencies and direct service programs.

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Arvel Shannon FundDiana M. Johnson *

Chairman’s Circle $10,000 +

Helen BellarDiane Lama *A.B. McConnellWade PluckerPeter SouzaMichael StevensBruce Vickers

Trustee $5,000 - $9,999

Benefactor $2,400 - $4,999Jeffrey BankosMartin CaponeWayne ColtonWilliam Davis *Steven G. GrothAlice KlineKaren LedouxThomas MayberryJames McCownThomas L. SegarJoyce SmithDiana M. TansillRoger ValentinoEric WengstromAdrienne Williams *Ronald Wilson *Kurt Wohler

AGENCY AWARD WINNERSAt the 2017 Agency Seminar, the following FRFB partners were recognized for their great work on behalf of the hungry of our community.

FULL PLATE SOCIETYA group of dedicated individuals committed to feeding our hungry neighbors with annual donations of $2,400 or more.

Lions Wilderness Food received the Marie Kunlo Agency of the Year Award.Shiloh Baptist Church (Old Site) received the Gladys Ferguson Community Services Award.Rehoboth United Methodist Church received the Phyllis & Les Howze Service Award for seniors.St. Peter’s Lutheran Church received the Joe O’Connor Multi-Service Award.Robert Newton, SECA received the Humanitarian Award.Treasure House received the Matthew Glenn Food-4-Families Award.

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Katherine AccoustiBrenda Andrews *Michael D. BareBruce BellE. L. BennettJames C. BentonLewis Boyle *Robert Brown *Kristoffer BrownRonald H. Bryson *David T. Buchanan *Glen T. BurchNancy F. CampbellRachel CeleskyW. K. ChapmanAnthony J. Clapp *Coleena CloreRobert R. CohenHarry CosnerJan Coyne *Joan K. CraftDavid P. Cyr *Paul CzetwetynskiKaye D’Alessandro *Eileen Delewski *Richard DelloKathy DempseyBrian DickersonCathy W. DixsonYvonne S. DunnivanKitty EastridgeDonna EldridgeLonnie EvensonJ. Gary FerrebeeCarrie FlemingSharon Fox *Paul Fugitt *Dan GahrThomas GeyerAviv GoldsmithRalph HalfordWalter HammPatrick HeckerMary Holgate *Jerald W. Hunsberger *Travis JacoxJ. Edwin JohnsonMarcia JohnsonSusan Johnson

John L. JonesTheresa KarnishTerry KidwellJohn P. Klochak *Linda K. KochMichael LaneAnne G. LittleMark & Virginia Caspersen

Charitable FundMichael Mason *Michelle McBrideDenis McCabe *Carlos MelendezMarty MillerEvelyn Minor *Daniel L. MooreLisa Murphy *Geoffry Murphy *Frederick NagleGary Newport *Oya N. OliverGeorge S. Pangburn *Edward C. Peretich *Patricia PiggeeJames Polley *Roger E. Proes *Mary C. Reese SnellingsCarol A. Richardson *Dirk Robinson *Jack L. RuthMark RutherfordElaine RutherfordMargaret SamuelsBenjamin W. Sanchez *Susan Schindler *Marianne SeidelJoseph Shamp *Dennis Shea *Everett SheltonDavid W. SinnottAndrew Slaterback *Marta Smith *Ted SnellingsNancy SnyderMalanie Spisak *Whitney SprinkleJoseph StamperJoseph Stefano *Hazel E. Stewart

Stuart L. SullicanPaul Sydow *D. Douglas TaitJoseph ThibodeauxSusan TorfinLouis VaughanDaniel WalkerNeal Walters *Sharon WatsonDean Wheet *Delilah Whitefield *Michael YoungDoris Zellmer *Larry Zimmerman *Caroline ZimmermanNicholas Zwileneff

Patron$1,000 - $2,399

Thank you for your support

All friends of the Food Bank are greatly appreciated. We apologize if we have inadvertently omitted any

friend from any list.

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BAND Together to Fight HungerCostcoCounty of StaffordDisneyFeeding AmericaFight Hunger. Spark Change. – WalmartFood Lion FeedsFredericksburg Savings Charitable FoundationGiant Our Family FoundationSt. Mary Catholic ChurchThe Carmax FoundationVickers & Nolan Enterprises, LLCWal-Mart Store FoundationWegman’s Food Markets, Inc.

Chairman’s Circle $10,000 +

City of FredericksburgColumbia Gas of VirginiaDavis Defense Group, Inc. *Dominion FoundationKiwanis Foundation of Fredericksburg, VAThe TJX Foundation, Inc.Wa-Wa Check out HungerWEK, LLCWells Fargo Foundation

Trustee $5,000 - $9,999

Benefactor $2,400 - $4,999Christ Covenant ChurchCommand Chaplain B053County of CarolineCounty of King GeorgeDupee Plumbing, Inc.French’s Food Company LLCGeneral MillsJ.F. Fick, Inc.Kellogg CompanyLeader In SportsPampered ChefPepsi, Co.Target CorporationThe Charles Rowe Family FoundationThe Woodforest Charitable Foundation

Organizations, Events and Grants

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1st Choice Better Homes & Land, LCBelmont Club of WomenBJ’s Share a MealBJ’s Wholesale Club, Inc.Campbell Soup Co.Caylor Sales, Inc. *Community Foundation of the

Rappahannock River RegionDevelopment Consulting Services, PLCDovetail Cultural Resources Group I, Inc.Family Preservation Services of VirginiaFood Lion, LLCFraternal Order of Eagles #4391Fredericksburg Area Bar AssociationFredericksburg Area Builders AssociationFredericksburg PC Users GroupFreedom Family Dentistry, PLCGFRLC BingoHarris-Teeter Employee GivingIntelliWare Systems, Inc.Interfaith Community Council

JustGiveKraft Foods GroupMacy’sMadonna HouseNewcomers & Old FriendsNorth Anna Power StationNorthrop Grumman Space & Mission

Systems, Corp.PNC Financial Services GroupSAICShiloh Baptist Church New SiteSt. George’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Stephen’s Baptist Church *The Gauntlet Golf ClubThe Malone Schooler Co. BrokerageThe Presbyterian ChurchThe TJX Companies, Inc.The Wagner FoundationWoodman of the World Live

Oak Camp No. 77

Patron$1,000 - $2,399

Donors with an asterisk (*) by their name are part of our monthly giving program Meal Makers.

More than 20,000 volunteer hours were given .

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AARP Chapter #3396Brain Injury ServicesChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsFreedom Middle School – National Junior

Honor SocietyGirl Scout Troop #197Gladys H. Oberle SchoolGrow For Your NeighborHope Presbyterian ChurchJames Monroe High School

• Special EducationKirk O’Cliff Presbyterian ChurchLidl Us

Micah Employment TrainingMissionariesNCNW Stafford-FredericksburgNew Comers and Old FriendPost-D ProgramRappahannock MRCRestoration Riders Motorcycle Ministry from

Strong Tower ChurchRiverbend High School – Id ClassStafford County Lions ClubUniversity of Mary Washington - COARUSDA SCI StandardizationWoodforest Bank

Jenna BanwarthRoy BeutelJoan BolthouseAtiye CagatayDonna CollinsChiedza DenhereTion EdmondsDave Fronk

Carol GarlandJudy HendrixWesley ImbayarwoKirby KleinBarbara KoonsRobert KoonsCathy KostenasCaleb McAllister

Jacob McClainCharleston MillerMilton NixonAmy OlneyJohn RiddickAlbert ReidlMartha ReidlBill Rogers

Kathy ScottRick SmithPaula StopaFrederick StriplingDylan WaltonRaymond WileyJohn Winn

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Volunteers with 50 hours or more.

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ALDIBJ Wholesale ClubCarolina LogisticsCostcoCVS Distribution CenterFlowers Baking CompanyFood LionGiant Foods, Inc.Lidl U.S, LLCMcLane Mid AtlanticPaint The Town Red – Lifepoint ChurchQuantico CommissarySecond Harvest Food BankShoppers Food WarehouseSpotsylvania County Sheriff’s OfficeStamp Out Hunger - NALCTargetUSDA, AMS, FVP, FFB, TDCWal-MartWeis Market

20,000 Meals or More

Canstruction10,000 – 19,999 Meals

TOP FOOD DONORS

Andrew ColemanChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints –

Day to ServeCokeCVSFAAR Cereal DriveGrow For Your NeighborMerchants GroceryRappahannock Good-WillUniversity of Mary WashingtonWegman’sWright’s Chapel United Methodist Church

5,000 – 9,999 Meals

1st Choice RealtorsBAND Together to Fight HungerBig LotsBoyscouts of AmericaCamp BarrettCentury 21Feds Feed FamiliesIlluminate Light Show – Meadow Event ParkQuarles PetroliumRyan HomesSt. Mary Catholic ChurchStafford County Public SchoolsTropicana ProductsTyson Foods, Inc.

2,000 – 4,999 Meals

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4.23 million pounds of grocery products were distributed.

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3.38 million meals provided to those in need

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SUPPORTWithout Donor

RestrictionsWith Donor Restrictions 2017 Total 2016 Total

Donated materials $7,388,529 $7,388,529 $6,557,122

Donated vehicle 5,590 5,590 2,046

Donated food vouchers 3,160 3,160 15,321

Contributions 1,298,856 318,267 1,617,123 1,801,999Change in value of split interest agreement 16,155 16,155 17,790

Total Support $8,696,135 $334,422 $9,030,557 $8,394,278

FINANCIAL REPORT

Revenue and Support

REVENUE

Program services fees $238,095 $238,095 $275,609

Interest and dividends 10,869 10,869 10,044

Other fees 3,314 3,314 1,974

Fundraiser 74,452 74,452 123,343

Gain (loss) on disposal of asset 850 850 (5,462)

Total Revenue $327,580 $327,580 $405,508Net assets released from donor restrictions 259,728 (259,728) (255,110)

Total Support and Revenue $9,283,443 $74,694 $9,358,137 $8,544,676

Functional Expenses

Program services $8,775,967 $8,775,967 $7,969,256

Management and general 241,161 241,161 229,357

Fundraising 373,477 373,477 377,591

Total Functional Expenses $9,390,605 $9,390,605 $8,576,204

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS ($107,162) $74,694 $(32,468) $(31,528)

NET ASSETS, Beginning of year $3,760,392 $581,195 $4,341,587 $4,373,115

NET ASSETS, End of year $3,653,230 $655,889 $4,309,119 $4,341,587

Program Services 93%

Management and General 3%

Fundraising 4%

Expenses

Statement of Financial Position July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017

Donated Materials 78%

Contributions 16%

Program Services Fee 3% Fundraiser 1%Other 2%

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StaffPresident & CEO Oya Oliver

Resource & Development Director Dayle Reschick

Agency & Programs Director Mishelle Krogstad

Operations Manager Steve Carty

Development Manager – Major Gifts & Planned Giving Dayna Klein

Children’s Programs Coordinator LaToya Brown

Bookkeeper & Donor Resources Jennifer Adams

Food Drive & Volunteer Coordinator Carey Sealy

Programs Assistant Julie Kishpaugh

Grant Writer Elizabeth Gilkey

Service Impact Analyst Atiye Chappell

Recieving & Admin Support Steve Snead

Warehouse Manger Richard Kersey

Senior & SNAP Outreach Diane Grimes

Warehouse & Kitchen Assistant Daniel Yllesca

Mobile Pantry Coordinator Deon Stewart

Warehouse Assistants Linda Fox Karen Jones

Drivers Amos Adams Gail Bolden Kelly Hodge Charlies Monroe Beverly Walmsley

Chair Timothy R. Jeter Electrical Engineer Dahlgren NSWC – Retired

Vice Chair Tara Estwick Virginia Supreme Court - Magistrate

Secretary Vicky Langford Spotsylvania County Schools Social Worker

Treasurer Andrew Burge Woodforest National Bank – Branch Manger

Amy Jo Olney Fredericksburg Area Service League

Robert L. Belcher Giant of Landover – VP Regional Operations

Shawn Buckner Barnes NSWCDD – Administrative/Technical Specialist

Ritta Armstead Mary Washington Healthcare

Allen F. Bareford Fredericksburg Office of the Public Defender

Steve W. Rollins, Sr. McLane Distribution Center – Distribution Systems Supervisor

Tiffany A. Gray Wal-Mart – Shift/Co Manager

Board of Directors

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