ANNUAL REPORT 2017ANNUAL REPORT 2017

in the state of Delaware

rely on the Food Bank

of Delaware’s network of 536 partner food

pantries and feeding programs.

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71% of client households had to choose between food and utilities

67% had to choose between food and medical care in the last 12 months

65% of households had to choose between paying for food and housing in the past 12 months

THEY ARE FACING THEY ARE FACING TOUGH CHOICESTOUGH CHOICES

AND THEY NEED AND THEY NEED OUR HELP.OUR HELP.

About UsOur mission is to provide nutritious foods to Delawareans in need and facilitate long-term solutions to the problems of hunger and poverty through community education and advocacy.

We work to achieve this, primarily in Delaware, by:

• Providing low- and no-cost food to qualifi ed feeding programs throughout the greater Delaware region

• Informing the greater Delaware community about hunger issues and food security;

• Mobilizing support for anti-hunger efforts;

• Training and empowering under- and unemployed individuals to fi ll needed positions within the food service industry;

• And developing and implementing statewide nutrition programs to assist low-income families, individuals and children.

Executive Committee

Julie Miro WengerDelaware Food Industry CouncilChairwoman

Tom NeylonNovartisVice Chair, Finance

Andy LarmoreBayshore TransportationVice Chair, Strategic Planning

Ali KhanBarclaysVice Chair, Governance

Ruth MayerRetired Educator and Food Bank VolunteerVice Chair, Advancement

Patricia D. BeebeFood Bank of DelawarePresident and CEO

April BirminghamBank of America

Nick DavisCapital One

Jason Jowers, Esq.Morris James

Scott LammersJPMorgan Chase

Dave Marvel, Jr. Delaware Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association of Delaware

Timothy McCannRetired, Dupont

LaKresha Roberts, Esq.

Renee RobertsTD Bank

Sue Snider, PhDUniversity of Delaware

Steve ThompsonChesapeake Utilities Corporation

Mack WathenRetired, Delmarva Power

Karen WilliamsLake Forest High School

Shawn WilliamsBryn Mawr Trust Company

Board of Directors

Management TeamPatricia BeebePresident and CEO

Larry HaasDevelopment Director

Sanjay MalikFinance Director

Anna McDermottCommunity Outreach Director

Charlotte McGarryPrograms Director

Chad RobinsonWorkforce Training Director

Kim TurnerCommunications Director

Trevor TurnerOperations Director

PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUEPublic Support Contributions: $ 4,605,349 Donated Product: $13,148,349 Capital Campaign: $ 1,519,926 Goverment: $ 2,377,140Total Public Support $21,650,764

Revenue Food Sales: $ 360,883 Shared Maintenance: $ 199,569 Shopper’s Choice: $ 35,524 Transportation: $ 30,296 Membership Dues: $ 7,575 Interest Income: $ 542 Unrealized Capital Gains: $ (232) Miscellaneous: $ 59,391Total Revenue $ 693,548

Net asssets released $ 3,857,191 from restriction

TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT $22,344,312& REVENUE

EXPENSESProgram Services Food Distribution $15,358,592 Community Development $ 2,825,270Total Program Services $18,183,862Support Services General & Administrative $ 795,617 Fundraising $ 955,589Total Support Services $ 2,409,244

TOTAL EXPENSES $19,935,068

FinancialsFinancials July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017

The PathPath of FoodDONORS: FOOD & FUNDSRetailers · Distributors · Manufacturers · Corporations · Foundations · Individuals · Food Drives · Feeding America

FARMERS/GROWERS

THOSE IN NEEDWorking Poor · Elderly · Single-Parent Families · Adults with Disabilities · Children · Homeless · Un-employed · Victims of Natural Disasters

FOOD BANK OF DELAWARESoliciting · Receiving · Sorting · Warehousing · Distributing

HUNGER-RELIEF PARTNERSEmergency Food Pantries, Kitchens and Shelters · Churches · Group Homes · Senior Citizen Centers · Community Centers · Youth Programs

Where does the Where does the Food Bank get its Food Bank get its

food?food?The Food Bank of Delaware inspects, sorts and repacks

food for distribution to Hunger Relief Partners up and down

the state. With an emphasis on fresh foods, we are more than

a “can-in-can-out” facility. Last year we distributed 2.17

million pounds of produce and 1.44 million pounds of meat.

RECEIVEDRECEIVED9,033,351

pounds of food

505,732 from community food drives

19%13%

USDA Purchased

68%DONATED

Our ProgrammingChildren’s Nutrition ProgramsWe help feed kids by offering a Summer and After-School Meal Program. Last year we distributed 256,499 meals. To help combat weekend hunger, we provided 155,681 bags through the Backpack Program.

The Culinary SchoolOur 14-week training program, The Culinary School, prepares adults for entry-level employment in Delaware’s food service industry. Last year 72 students graduated.

Mobile PantryOur mobile pantry vehicle travels to underserved communities. Families choose foods that are best suited for their households. Last year 163 pantries were held at 89 sites, serving a total of 6,073 households. A total of 669,460 pounds of food were distributed.

Senior Nutrition ProgramWe distributed 27,859 boxes to low-income Delaware seniors last year through a variety of sites that service senior citizens. Boxes include fresh and shelf-stable foods. Many seniors often choose between foods and medications.

Food Prescription ProgramIn partnership with healthcare providers, families are identifi ed as being food insecure or haivng diet-related conditions. Last year 32,703 pounds were distributed.

SNAP OutreachThe SNAP Outreach team educates Delawareans about available food benefi ts and assists with applications. 376 households received application assistance last year

WIC Outreach & EducationWIC Outreach and Education offers enrollment services and conducts cooking demos throughout the community using foods on the WIC package. Last year we held 179 demonstrations and workshops for 1,681 participants and 163Delawareans received WIC sign-up help.

SNAP EducationLast year 435 adults and 432 children attended 285 nutrition classes. The team also encourages donations of nutritious food and works with Food Bank partners to ensure that households receive a variety of healthy foods when visiting pantries.

$tand By MeTwo fi nancial coaches are housed at the Food Bank of Delaware to provide the community with fi nancial literacy education. Last year one coach assisted 163 clients.

OUR TOP PRODUCT PARTNERSChampion Partner 1,000,000+ poundsFood Lion

Mission Partners 100,000 - 500,000 poundsChiquita Acme Markets Perdue Walmart BJ’s Giant Marvel Farms ShopRite Trader Joe’s J.G. Townsend National Association of Letter Carriers Philabundance

Signature Partners 50,000 - 99,999 poundsRedners Sam’s Club William H. Kopke, Jr, Inc. Dole Fresh Fruit

Relief Partners 20,000 - 49,999 poundsTarget Performance Food Group Magee Farms New York City Food Bank Rising Tide Fifer Orchards Community Food Bank of New Jersey Seabrook Brothers & Sons Interrupcion Fair Trade Weis SOL Group Marketing Company DART First State

Advocate Partners 15,000 - 19,999 poundsProcter & Gamble Maryland Food Bank First Fruit Farms Vangaurd Mid Atlantic Fulfi llment Brandywine School District Vincent Farms Inc Food Bank of South Jersey

OUR TOP FINANCIAL PARTNERSLeader - $50,000+Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc.Barclays Bank DelawareCapital One Services, LLCCrystal TrustDiscover Financial ServicesE.I. DuPont De Nemours & CompanyFeeding AmericaHarry K FoundationHighmark Blue Cross Blue Shield of DelawareJPMorgan Chase FoundationOur Family Foundation by GiantTD Charitable FoundationThe Laffey - McHugh FoundationWakefern Food CorporationWawa FoundationWelfare Foundation, Inc.WSFS Bank

Nourisher - $25,000 – $49,999Anthony & Catherine Fusco Charitable FoundationCenDel FoundationChesapeake Utilities CorporationDeutsche Bank Americas FoundationEllice and Rosa McDonald FoundationEnterprise Holdings FoundationIncyte CorporationJoy in Childhood FoundationJPMorgan Chase Employee GivingNorfolk Southern FoundationPalmer Home Inc.Reybold Construction Corp.The Chichester duPont Foundation, Inc.Walmart Foundation

SUPPORTING THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGERFiscal Year 2017: July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017

Funding the Fight Against HungerFiscal Year 2017 (July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2017)

Cultivator - $10,000 -24,999Bank of America United Way Employee GivingBimbo BakeriesBorkee-Hagley FoundationBrian and Lois GalinatComenity BankCreative Coastal Connections CorpCrestlea Foundation, Inc.Daniel and Susan KatzinDarden RestaurantsDelaware Department of Health and Human ServicesDelmarva PowerDon and Patricia D. BeebeFloyd and Diana SmithFood Lion Feeds Charitable FoundationHarris TeeterHMS HostIslamic Relief USAJeff and Debi ThomasKraft Foods Larry and Joan GehrkeMAZON: A Jewish Response to HungerNew Castle PresbyteryNuclear Electric Insurance, Ltd.Patricia McDermott & Michael GannonPort to Port International CorporationProcter and GambleRed Nose Day FoundationRuth A. MayerSallie Mae FoundationSECC Charitable CampaignState Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance CompanyTJX Foundation

United Way of Delaware

Gatherer - $5,000 – 9,999Albertsons Companies FoundationAndrew K. MillerBayer CorporationBeverly L. BoveBilling TreeBloomberg L.P.Brice VallettCharles Schwab BankChristiana CareD.T. & Sons, Inc.Dean Foundation, Inc.Delaware National GuardDelhaize AmericaEdgar S. WoolardFirst State OrthopaedicsFranz J. RassmanFrederick and Jan MinkHerbert EleuterioIron Hill BreweryJane M. Sheehan Charitable FoundationKeep America Beautiful, Inc.Kohl’s Department Stores, Inc.Land O’Lakes, Inc. FoundationLinda GabrielMarvin Family FoundationMary BaylissMary Beth ShawMatthew S. CriscimagnaMcDonalds Delaware OperatorsMichael and Maureen RhodesMorris James LLPNational Financial Services LLCNetwork For GoodOSI Restaurant Partners, LLCSmyrna School DistrictSteve and Shelly ThompsonThe Journey Inc.The Wright-Hager FoundationWilliam M. Sheppard

Gardener - $2,500 – 4,9993B Brae’s Brown Bag Foundation3M FoundationAhold Financial ServicesAlan and Ellen LevinAlice D. ReillyBarbara L. SheerBlanchard Family FoundationCaptain’s Lady ChartersChesapeake UtilitiesCity of NewarkCorrado Construction CompanyDaniel and Nancy MeierDelaware Farm Bureau FoundationDoctors for Emergency Service, P.A.Donald W. JardineEllison M. CareyGeorge W. ParshallGrace United Methodist ChurchHurtt FoundationJ. Rollin SwansonJames L. PattonJanice A. SeitzJason and Randi JowersJay and April BirminghamJohn S. BreuerJohnson & Johnson Family of CompaniesJoseph K. LeesJudith HsiaLambda Chi Alpha FraternityMardi R. ThompsonMark J. NelsonMaster Acoustical, Inc.Michael and Ann D’AmoreMichael and Ann GallagherMichael C. CoughlinMichael PorterNational Time SystemsNeun C. WongP. Michelle SmithPenn Cinema Riverfront, LLCRandy AndersonRed Clay Creek Presbyterian ChurchRichard BasilioRichard PorterRonald W. NorvellRonet Bachman & Ray PasternosterSyngenta Corporation

TD BankThe Greater Berks Food BankThe Rivendell Foundation, Inc.Thomas Briggs and Margaret En-gland-BriggsThomas KeitelTimothy P. McCannTrinity FoundationTroy TalbertUnited Way of Delaware Tocqueville SocietyWells Fargo Advisors, LLCWhiting-Turner Contracting CompanyWhole Foods MarketWilliam and Barbara JaffeeWilliam and Deborah Hartnett

Seed of Change - $1,000 – 2,499A. Michael PuseyAbigail MartinAdam D. ShillingAgilent TechnologiesAlan DukartAlfred A. FletcherAll Saints’ Parish Thrift ShopAllan J. ReddenAllen Y. ZackAllstate The Giving CampaignAllyAmer SajedAmerican Endowment FoundationAmerican Honda Finance CorporationAmerica’s CharitiesAnaconda Protective ConceptsAnn E. LawsonAnn M. GardnerAnna McDermottAnne ZweidlerAnthony F. RashAshland Equipment IncAshland Inc.B. Jennine AndersonBarry W. WilsonBison IncBlue Hen TreatsBNY Mellon Community PartnershipBob JarvisBob’s Discount Furniture Charitable

FoundationBreakthru Beverage DelawareBrian BurrisBryn Mawr Trust CompanyC. F. MannC. Lee ClarkeCaleb W. HolyokeCaravel Academy Music BoostersCarol LevinCarolyn S. RieckeCatherine A. KaliszCecilia T. GuerretteChad RobinsonCharles W. AllenCharlotte McGarryCheryl A. HessChesapeake & Delaware Brewing Holdings, LLCChesapeake Bay Area CFCChristopher C. JauffretChristopher LennonChurch World Service, Inc.City Of Dover DelawareCommuities In Schools of DelawareConfrerie De La Chaine Des Rotisseurs FoundationCowboy Up Saloon, Inc.Craig E. RotenberryCraig S. PetersCSC CorporationCurt J. HessCynthia E. FlynnDaniel RichDavid A. KleinDavid BonnerDavid DabkowskiDavid DotzertDeborah L. ConcavageDelaware City Refi ning CompanyDelaware Kids FundDenis McGlynnDenise M. GeranDennis del CampoDennis J. NealonDesmond O. BurrowesDianne M. AshworthDonald C. TiltonDonald R. Luh

Donald R. SmithDonald ReidDonna C. ShortDover Housing AuthorityEdna P. Bennett PierceEdward Don & CompanyEdward R. JonesElaine R. MarkellElisabeth MetznerElizabeth J. BrysonElizabeth K. HoageyElizabeth MillerEric G. TaylorEric GallagherEric T. JohnsonErin A. DohertyExelon FoundationFairchild & AssociatesFarmers Family FundFarmers InsuranceFirst & Central Presbyterian ChurchFirst State Surgery CenterFMC CorporationForty-One FoundationFrank J. RobbFrank RohrbacherFrank W. StrattonFrederick NebelFredrick AlexanderG. Stephen HoffmanGail DonaldsonGary CharlesGary M. PfeifferGeorge L. TrainorGerret CopelandGordon Food ServiceH. David HermanH. Rodney SharpHarvey W. MaclaryHarvey, Hanna & Associates, Inc.Highland Construction LLCIWIRC-Delaware NetworkJ. Bruce CampbellJack A. MarkellJacques DepuyJake F. HubikJames EveretteJames M. Donnelly

Jane M. FranciscoJanice L. LeeJeffery StephanicJeffey’s Choice IncJeffrey A. SmithJeffrey DavidsonJeffrey P. KnappJeffrey PolitisJennifer HanJoachim HircheJoan IngeJohn A. WehnerJohn D. SavilleJohn R. SeiberlichJohn R. StumpJohn S. ButlerJonathan A. ChoaJoseph A. AquillaJoshua C. BoucherJoyce A. CoverJudith A. FranksJuergen N. PetersJuliet BercawJune RobbinsKaren SchalesKarianne SparksKarl E. BennettKathy M. BrownKen C. ManneKenneth W. YoungKenny Family FoundationKent County Levy CourtKerith FoundationKerry O’ConnellKevin DarkesKevin M. DolanKevin R. ShannonKimberly A. WellsKristin J. BetzLabWare Holdings, Inc.Laurie ChristiansonLawrence A. HamermeshLawrence I. BlackwoodLawrence M. ChatmanLeonard T. ThomasLindsay Naylor JasperLois A. PaulLoyal Order of the Moose Lodge #2316

Lynn A. LaughlinMack WathenMacy’s FoundationMajestic Wine & Spirits USA, LLCMallard Financial Partners Inc.Margaret A. LittleMario P. AgapitoMartin J. MurafskyMartin SantryMartin ValaniaMartin W. MillerMary E. PalermoMary E. WhealyMary K. RyanMary ValianteMaryLouise Schuchler WhiteMattes Seafood Inc.Matthew J. Rifi noMaxwell CummingsMelissa EllestadMichael CassidyMichael HoppmanMichael J. CrossanMichelle A. PoulinMorgan StanleyNancy J. BaloghNancy K. MaliweskyNancy M. BullNicholas J. DavisPamela M. O’HaraPanera BreadPatricia SherblomPatricia ZamorskiPatrick C. HeringslackPaul A. BielewiczPaul G. LagassePaula McSweeneyPeter A. RobinsonPeter C. DanbyPeter D. GordonPeter F. MataresePeter M. JonesPolly G. McCarthyPriscilla R. QuinnR. C. McKenzieRalph ReaganRebecca E. NoetzelReid F. Clapham

Richard E. CollinRichard ManacleRKD Alpha DogRobert and Holly CusterRobert E. EmrichRobert E. MyersRobert F. DedinasRobert G. McCordRobert J. StreckfussRobert J. WoodsRoger G. KramerRoger M. HolcombRoland TaylorRonald McKinneyRotary Club of Newark - MorningsRussell J. TibbettsSarah E. KeiferSarah K. WoodsSeaside Amusement, IncSharon C. PyleSherry MinearStephanie SharpStephen P. LambSteve P. CampersonSteven A. ThreefootSteven T. NaseStuart L. SpinnerSue S. SniderSung H. BaeSussex County CouncilSuwyn Family FoundationTed’s Montana GrillTerrence L. WolfThe Carl M. Freeman FoundationThe Episcopal Church of Saints Andrew and MatthewThe Roofers, Inc.The Schell Trust DTD.The Stepping StoneTheodore F. KillhefferTheodore S. JonesTheodore WilsonThomas B. DaveyTodd WorrallTom HartleyTracy A. MulvenyUBS Financial Services Inc.United Church

United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New JerseyVictor R. HurkaViroon DonavanikWalls Irrigation, Inc.Walmart FoundationWaste ManagementWestminster Presbyterian ChurchWilliam CuffWilliam G. GahaganWilliam J. MarshallWilliam L. KutcherWillie Mae JohnsonWilmington Monthly Meeting of Friends, Inc.Wilmington Trust CompanyWorship Christian Center

You can help those facing hungerhelp those facing hunger in Delaware today.

Meet the emergency food needs of your community by becoming a partner.

GIVE FUNDSGIVE FUNDS

GIVE TIME GIVE TIME GIVE VOICEGIVE VOICE

For every $1 donated, we can provide 2 meals.2 meals. Consider a fi nancial contribution to help Delawareans in need.

Fresh and non-perishable foods accepted.

Volunteers are the heart and soul of our organization.

Spread the word about hunger issues in our community.

BECOME A BECOME A PARTNERPARTNERGIVE FOOD GIVE FOOD

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