ON THE MOVE · work, I have a few different trades. Right now, I’m working at a hotel. I am a housekeeper, but I only work one day a week, so I’m trying to find a new job,”

Annual Report for 2016-17

ON THE MOVE

toward a hunger freeConnecticut

With this annual report, we present to you the data behind another year’s efforts to fight hunger here in our state. The personal profiles of people who support or benefit from the Connecticut Food Bank go beyond the numbers to give you a deeper sense of the impact of your support.

Last year saw our highest distribution to date: more than 25 million pounds of food – enough to provide more than 21 million meals.

That is possible only with the support of food industry partners, financial donations from businesses and individuals, and significant effort by volunteers and staff who help to move an average of nearly 70,000 pounds of food each day.

This vitally needed food would not reach people without the committed work of our member programs. Last year, more than 680 programs were the final link in the chain of compassion, getting food into the hands and households of more than 145,000 people each month across our six-county service area.

More than 77% of the food we distribute is through a network of member programs that include community pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and residential or day programs serving adults and children. Connecticut Food Bank direct distribution activity through the Mobile Pantry, GROW Up With Good Nutrition, Kids’ BackPack program, and a monthly food distribution to seniors are in place to supplement community programs.

Last year saw the continuation of a disturbing trend. Despite a slight drop in USDA-reported food insecurity numbers, our network continued to see more demand for emergency food assistance. This demand comes increasingly from people holding down one or more jobs yet unable to meet basic needs. We have also seen a drop in the number of agencies and programs in our network over the past year. We know that some agencies face transitional challenges caused by generational shifts in leadership and in the aging of their volunteer forces.

We have made capacity growth for our member network part of our Connecticut Food Bank strategic action plan to help member agencies meet community needs. That work is already underway through programs like a refrigeration grant from Walmart that has allowed us to provide member agencies with new cold and frozen storage that allows them to accept, store, and distribute more food. We are working together with our member programs to build our food chain information and technology platforms, increase retail food donation sourcing, and increase the ranks of their volunteers.

While we take time to mark our achievements for the past year and to thank all who have supported our mission, we are moving forward to find more ways to serve people in need and to help eliminate chronic food insecurity in Connecticut.

Your loyal support will continue to build a stronger and healthier future for all the people of our state.

...we take time to mark our achievements for the past year and to thank all who have supported our mission...

“Message from Bernie Beaudreau, CEO

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Donations from individuals, businesses, foundations, and government grants provide

food and funds for our work.

We distribute food to more than 650 member programs that serve an average of more than 145,000

people each month.

We source, store, package, and transport food. On

average, 30% of our food is nutritious, fresh produce.

Food is provided to the 1 in 8 people - children, families, and seniors - in Connecticut

who are hungry.

How We Do It

The NeedMore than 437,000 people in Connecticut struggle with hunger each year. They come from all backgrounds and live in every community. They are children; they are elderly; they are disabled; they are working one or more jobs and still not able to make ends meet; they are our neighbors.

Nearly 130,000 Connecticut children – one in six – do not know where their next meal will come from.

Working people are especially hard-hit: 42% of people in Connecticut who are food insecure are not eligible for federal food assistance because their households earn above the eligibility level, yet they are unable to afford basics like adequate food for their families.

When Work is Not EnoughDifficult life changes have left Lisa a single parent with three young children. She relocated from New York to live with her sister and her family.

In New York, she was a health aide, working nights as direct support professional for people with cerebral palsy, autism, and Down syndrome. During the day, she worked with people who need home health care or hospice care. “It was a good experience to help people, but some things happened, and I moved out here. My sister thought it would be a cheaper way of living,” Lisa says. “But even though I have degrees, I still can’t find a job.”

Lisa has an associate degree in office technology. She is two classes away from a bachelor’s degree in business administration. She has a home health aide license and direct support professional certification. “I can do clerical work, I have a few different trades. Right now, I’m working at a hotel. I am a housekeeper, but I only work one day a week, so I’m trying to find a new job,” she says. She earns $10.10 per hour.

“I have three kids. Janis, she’s six. She’s in the first grade. I have Maria, she’s five… in kindergarten. And I have Joseph. He’s two and he goes to daycare. I got everyone on the bus and then came here to get some food to last me to the end of the month.”

Lisa says that, with her sister’s family, there are eight people in the household. “We put our money together to go food shopping. I make minimum wage, $10.10 an hour. It’s housekeeping, you get some tips. They cut my hours to only Sunday, which is difficult. And they decreased my benefits from the Department of Social Services because I’m working, but I’m not working enough so it doesn’t supplement my benefits enough.”

Last year saw the continuation of a disturbing trend. Despite a slight drop in USDA-reported food insecurity numbers, our network continued to see more demand for emergency food assistance. This demand comes increasingly from people holding down one or more jobs yet unable to meet basic needs.

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In September, we honored Tom and Kathy Stone with the 2017 Commitment and Service Award at our donor recognition and 35th anniversary event for their long-time support of the Connecticut Food Bank as donors and volunteers. For more than 14 years, the Stones have given their time, skill, passion, and financial support to the Connecticut Food Bank. “We are committed to sharing a portion of our personal resources and energy with those in need,” says Kathy.

Kathy volunteers with our Development team, helping with data entry, mail processing, and general recordkeeping. Tom volunteers with our Mobile Pantry and with our program delivering

monthly food packages to seniors. “By focusing our primary commitments on the Connecticut Food Bank, we are more fully aware of the whole process, from funding, acquisition, and storage, through distribution to partner agencies and people in need,” says Tom. They are also regular donors to the Connecticut Food Bank and have participated in special events as volunteers and as contributors.

The food bank staff who work with them say that both Kathy and Tom have been dedicated, enthusiastic, and enjoyable team members.

The couple says volunteering their time to a cause they care

about keeps them engaged with their community and gives them each the opportunity to get involved individually with multiple aspects of the food bank. “This full view gives us great satisfaction that the Connecticut Food Bank uses our time and money wisely to make a real difference in the community,” Tom added.

Once a month, the couple volunteer as cooks at Beth El Soup Kitchen in Milford, which is a Connecticut Food Bank Member program. The basic need for food is meaningful to Tom and Kathy as much of their family time and social life revolves around cooking and hosting dinner parties.

5,600Volunteers

$29.29Value Per Hour

28,553Volunteer Hours

$836,317 Financial Value

Your SupportIndividuals, businesses, foundations, community organizations, and food growers last year donated more than $47.2 million in food and funds to the Connecticut Food Bank, helping us to distribute enough food to provide more than 21 million meals.

Volunteers donated more than $836,000 worth of time, helping to collect, sort, package, and distribute food. They also gave their skills with research, data entry, office reception work, and many other office projects.

Your gifts of treasure and time are the driving force behind the Connecticut Food Bank.

Putting It All Together: Tom and Kathy Stone

Your loyal support will continue to build a stronger and healthier future for all the people of our state. “

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The ImpactWe are moving forward to find more ways to serve people in need and to help eliminate chronic food insecurity in Connecticut.

“


local farms donated 1.7 million pounds

of produce

27

member programsin our network

680

$7.8 M

5,600

in funds donated by individuals, businesses,

and foundations

25.2million pounds of food distributed

volunteers donatedover 28,550 hours

576monthly sustainersprovide a steady source of funds

people served monthly by our member programs

145,000

We present to you the data behind another year’s efforts to fight hunger here in our state.

20% LOCAL GROWERS, RETAILERS, WHOLESALERS, AND MANUFACTURERS

31% STATE AND FEDERAL PROGRAMS

8% PURCHASED FOOD

3% GROCERY SALVAGE

2% FOOD DRIVES

35% NATIONAL GROWERS, RETAILERS, WHOLESALERS, AND MANUFACTURERS

1% OTHER FOOD BANKS

SOURCES OF FOOD

20% LOCAL GROWERS, RETAILERS, WHOLESALERS, AND MANUFACTURERS

31% STATE AND FEDERAL PROGRAMS

8% PURCHASED FOOD

3% GROCERY SALVAGE

2% FOOD DRIVES

35% NATIONAL GROWERS, RETAILERS, WHOLESALERS, AND MANUFACTURERS

1% OTHER FOOD BANKS

SOURCES OF FOOD

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Financial Information

Revenue & Other Support

Contributions & Other Fundraising 16% Program Revenue 3% Government Grants* 2% Net Assets Released From Restriction 1% Donated Food 79%

Total $ 50,113,702

*The Connecticut State Department of Social Services administers this grantprogram for the purchase of high-protein foods and the distribution of government commodities.

Expenses

General Administrative 2% Fundraising 3% Public Education & Awareness* 1% Food Distribution* 94%

Total $ 48,877,088

*95% of total expenses go directly to program services.

Assets

Current Assets $ 5,926,170 Assets Whose Use is Limited 6,680,000 Land, Building and Equipment, Net 14,328,775 Pledges Receivable-Long Term 154,303

Total Assets $ 27,089,248

Liabilities and Net Assets

Current Liabilities $ 1,273,513 Long-Term Debt 5,210,142Net Assets: Unrestricted Designated by the Governing Board 6,680,000 Undesignated 13,220,912 Temporarily Restricted 704,681

Total Net Assets 20,605,593

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 27,089,248

This information is based on our audited financial results for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2017. Full financial report is available upon request or can be found at www.ctfoodbank.org.

Revenue & Other Support Expenses

PROGRAMS, POUNDS, AND PEOPLE

41.8% EMERGENCY FOOD PROVIDERS6.3% MOBILE PANTRY9.0% SENIOR PROGRAMS 24.1% CHILDREN & YOUTH PROGRAMS 6.4% OTHER PROGRAMS

12.4% PROGRAMS SERVINGNEW LONDON COUNTY

71.7% EMERGENCY FOOD PROVIDERS8.4% MOBILE PANTRY2.7% SENIOR PROGRAMS3.2% CHILDREN & YOUTH PROGRAMS 3.7% OTHER PROGRAMS

10.2% PROGRAMS SERVING NEW LONDON COUNTY

64.2% EMERGENCY FOOD PROVIDERS8.8% MOBILE PANTRY1.2% SENIOR PROGRAMS 6.4% CHILDREN & YOUTH PROGRAMS 1.6% OTHER PROGRAMS

17.8% PROGRAMS SERVINGNEW LONDON COUNTY

TOTAL NUMBER OF PROGRAMS: 686

TOTAL POUNDS DISTRIBUTED: 25,247,320

AVG. PEOPLE SERVED PER MONTH: 145,165

EMERGENCY FOOD PROVIDER NETWORK MOBILE PANTRY SENIOR PROGRAMS CHILDREN & YOUTH PROGRAMSOTHER PROGRAMS (RESIDENTIAL, DAY, AND NON-EMERGENCY) GEMMA MORAN UNITED WAY/LABOR FOOD CENTER PROGRAMS SERVING NEW LONDON COUNTY

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Greater Waterbury Interfaith Ministries (GWIM) operates a range of services, including a soup kitchen, a food pantry, emergency pantry, and resource center. Barbara Dublin, executive director, has been with GWIM for 24 years, beginning as a volunteer and moving on to soup kitchen manager before becoming executive director. She says that GWIM began 25 years ago, serving 25 to 30 people daily from a small garage space added on to St. John’s Church. Currently located at 770 East Main Street, GWIM serves between 200 and 400 people each day, depending on the time of month and time of year.

GWIM is open Monday through Friday for meal service. “We serve a gourmet meal between 11AM and 1PM,” Dublin says. On weekends, they

provide bagged lunches to people in need. GWIM goes beyond food service, bringing in resources like legal aid, wellness services, SNAP outreach teams, and Social Security information services. Cooking classes are offered each week with a focus on diet and nutrition.

Dublin notes that in the summer they offer special feeding programs for school children who get breakfast and lunch during the school year, but might miss meals during the school vacation. The program includes Friday cooking classes that help the children make better nutritional choices.

GWIM also offers a food pantry, open from 7:30AM to 1PM on the last Monday of each

month, a difficult time for many who might have exhausted their SNAP benefits and budgets by that time. “We’re proud of our pantry,” Dublin says. “It’s consumer choice,” so shoppers can choose the items they prefer and are able to eat, rather than receive pre-packed boxes that may contain foods they would not use. Dublin says that GWIM also offers a daily emergency food pantry service that helps people who have no other resources for feeding their families.

“We’re happy to be part of the Connecticut Food Bank,” Dublin says, “because without them we wouldn’t be able to have consumer choice and the foods that we need. We’re blessed to get the meats and all the food to serve our community.”

Last year, more than 680 programs were the final link in the chain of compassion, getting food into the hands and households of more than 145,000 people each month across our six-county service area.

Making a Daily Difference: Greater Waterbury Interfaith Ministries

““We’re happy to be part of the

Connecticut Food Bank ... We’re blessed to get the meats and all the

food to serve our community.”Barbara Dublin, Executive Director, GWIM


Fairfield County164 Wilson Food Pantry - pantryAgape Food Pantry - pantryAgape Soup Kitchen - meal siteApples Early Childhood Ed. Center - Kids BackpackAPT Foundation Residential Services - residentialAugustana Homes - senior mealsBarnum House - senior mealsBarnum School - Kids BackpackBarnum/Waltersville School - mobile pantryBeacon Laurelwood Place - senior mealsBeardsley School - Kids BackpackBethel Community Food Pantry - pantryBethel Housing Authority - senior mealsBethel Memorial - pantryBethel Shiloh Apostolic Church - pantryBishop Jean Williams Pantry - pantryBlack Rock Pantry - pantryBlackham School - Kids BackpackBlessed Sacrament Food Pantry - pantryBridge House, Inc. - pantryBridgeport Elderly - senior mealsBridgeport Rescue Mission - meal siteBridgeport Rescue Mission - pantryBridgeport Salvation Army - senior meals, pantry, shelterBridgeport Spanish SDA - pantryBridgeport Tabernacle SDA – pantry, meal siteBroadview School - Kids BackpackBrooklawn SDA Church - pantryBrookside Elementary School - Kids BackpackBrotherhood in Action of - pantryBryant School - Kids BackpackBuilding One Community - mobile pantryCalvary New Testament Pantry - pantryCalvary SDA - pantryCarver Community Center - Kids BackpackCASA Inc. - shelter

Cesar A. Batalla School - Kids BackpackChildrens Learning Center of Ffld. Cty. day careChristian Revival Church - pantryClassical Studies Academy - ...Kids BackpackClaytor's Ministry - pantryClifford House - senior mealsColumbus Magnet School - Kids BackpackComida Food Pantry/ARC - pantryCommunity Action Agency - pantryCommunity Cats - pet shelterCommunity Solutions, Inc. - pantryCooperative Education Services - Kids BackpackCouncil of Churches Greater Bridgeport meal siteCranbury Elementary - Kids BackpackCross School - Kids BackpackDaily Bread @ St James Church - pantryDanbury Salvation Army - pantryDaughters of Charity - pantryDOMUS Chester Addison School - day careDorothy Day - meal siteEarly Childhood Center - Kids BackpackEast End Baptist - meal siteEast End Community Council - pantryEat Smart Market Place - pantryEdison School - Kids BackpackEli Whitney Elementary School - Kids BackpackEllsworth Ave School - day careEmmanuel Apostolic Church - pantryEnglish Chapel Soup Kitchen - meal siteFaith Outreach Pantry - pantryFaith Tabernacle - pantryFamilies in Transition - shelterFamily Centers - senior mealsFeed My Sheep - senior mealsFilling In the Blanks - Kids BackpackFirst Christian House Prayer - pantryFirst Haitian Evangelical - pantryFox Run Elementary School - Kids BackpackFranklin Elementary School - Kids Backpack

Fresh Start Food Pantry - pantryFriends of Brookfield Pantry - pantryFriendship Baptist Church - pantryGardner Ministries - pantryGeraldine W. Johnson School - Kids BackpackGolden Hill United Methodist - meal siteGood Shepherd Manna Kitchen - meal siteGreat Plain School - Kids BackpackGreater Emmanuel - pantryGROWing Great Cooks - mobile pantryHaitian American Catholic Center - pantryHall Neighborhood House - senior mealsHall School - Kids BackpackHallen School - Kids BackpackHart Magnet - Kids BackpackHarvest Food Pantry - pantryHawley Elementary School - Kids BackpackHayestown Elementary - Kids BackpackHead O'Meadow - Kids BackpackHillside Food Outreach - pantryHoly Name of Jesus Church - mobile pantryHomes for the Brave - residentialHorizons - residentialIglesia Pentecostal El Olivar - pantryInner City Children's Center - day careInterfaith Aids Ministry - pantryIsaiah House III - residentialJamie Hulley Child Care Center - day careJefferson Elementary School - Kids BackpackJericho Partnership, Inc. - pantryJettie S. Tisdale - Kids BackpackJewish Family Services - pantryJohn Winthrop School - Kids BackpackJulia A. Stark School - Kids BackpackK.T. Murphy - Kids BackpackKelly Meier - mobile pantryKendall Elemenatary School - Kids BackpackKing St. Intermediate School - Kids Backpack

King St. Primary School - Kids BackpackKing's Pantry - mobile pantryKing's Pantry - pantryKitchen of Hope - meal siteLight on the Hill Food Pantry - pantryLordship Elementary School - Kids BackpackLuis Munoz Marin School - Kids BackpackMadison School - Kids BackpackMaple Street House - shelterMark of Excellence - day careMarvin Elementary School - Kids BackpackMary Immaculate Day Care - day careMary Immaculate Day Care - pantryMcKinley School PTA - Kids BackpackMiddle Gate Elementary School - Kids BackpackMonroe Food Pantry - senior mealsMonroe Food Pantry - pantryMorris Street Elementary - Kids BackpackMulticultural Magnet School - Kids BackpackNaramake Elementary - Kids BackpackNeighbor to Neighbor - pantryNew Canaan Food Pantry - pantryNew Covenant House - pantryNew Covenant House SK - meal siteNew Hope Baptist Church - mobile pantryNew Life Church - pantryNichols Elementary School - Kids BackpackNichols United Methodist - meal siteNorma F. Pfriem @UCC - pantryNorth End Community Council - pantryNortheast School - Kids BackpackNorwalk Housing Authority - senior mealsNorwalk Salvation Army - pantryOffice of Veteran Affairs - pantryOpen Door Shelter Pantry - pantryOpen Door Shelter Soup Kitchen - meal siteOperation Hope - shelter

Operation Hope Pantry - pantryOptimus Health Care, Inc. - pantryPacific House - shelterPark Avenue Elementary - Kids BackpackPark City Initaitive/VO - mobile pantryPaul Lauerence Dunbar School - Kids BackpackPembroke Elementary - Kids BackpackPerson to Person - mobile pantry, pantryPivot Ministries - residentialProspect House - residentialPT Barnum Housing - mobile pantryRead School - Kids BackpackReed Intermediate School - Kids BackpackRe-Entry Ministry - residentialRefuge Temple Food Pantry - pantryResurrected Life ACI - pantryRidgefield Mobile Pantry - mobile pantryRogers Park Middle School - Kids BackpackRoosevelt School - Kids BackpackSalem Lutheran Church - pantrySalt and Light Food Pantry - pantrySandy Hook Elementary School - Kids BackpackSchilo French SDA - pantrySecond Hill Lane - Kids BackpackSenior Neighborhood Support - senior mealsShelter Rock Elementary - Kids BackpackSide by Side Charter School - Kids BackpackSilvermine Elementary School - Kids BackpackSix to Six Magnet School - Kids BackpackSkane School - Kids BackpackSouth End Community Food - pantrySouth Street School - day care, Kids BackpackSouthwood Square - senior mealsSt. John's Family Center Inc. - meal site, pantrySt. Luke's Episcopal Church - meal site, pantrySt. Mary Parish-United Way - day careSt. Paul's Pantry - pantrySt. Vincent de Paul - pantryStadley Rough - Kids BackpackStamford Salvation Army - pantry

Sterling House Food Pantry - pantryStratfield Apartments - senior mealsStratford Academy Victoria Soto School - Kids BackpackStratford Academy Johnson House - Kids BackpackStratford High School - day careSummer Lighthouse BackPack - Kids BackpackSycamore Housing - senior mealsTabernacle of God - pantryThe Eleanor Apartments - senior meals, pantryThe Ripton - senior mealsThomas Merton House - meal siteTracey Elementary School - Kids BackpackTrumbull Social Services - senior meals, pantryUnion House - shelterUnited Jewish Federation - Kids BackpackUnited Tabernacle Apostolic Church - pantryUnited Way Western Connecticut - mobile pantryVeterans Affairs - mobile pantryVictory Home - residentialWaltersville School - Kids BackpackWolfpit Elementary School - Kids BackpackWomen's Center of Greater Danbury - shelterWomen's Mentoring Network - pantry

Litchfield County Community Culinary School of NW Conn. - meal siteCommunity Food Pantry - pantryCommunity Services Council - pantryCommunity Soup Kitchen - meal siteFirst Congregational Church Torrington mobile pantryFirst Congregational Church - mobile pantryFISH of Torrington – pantry, shelterFishes & Loaves - pantryForbes Elementary School - Kids BackpackFriendly Hands Food Bank, Inc. - pantryHands of Grace - pantryKent Community Fund, Inc. - pantryNew Milford Social Services - pantryNew Milford United Methodist Church pantry

NW Conn. Community College - mobile pantry, pantryPlymouth Community Food Pantry - pantryPrime Time House - day program, pantrySt. Joseph's Church - mobile pantryThe Corner Food Pantry - pantryThe Salvation Army of NW Hills - pantryThe Salvation Army Winsted - pantryTown of Plymouth - senior mealsTrinity Glen - residentialUnited Way of New Milford - day careUnited Way Western Conn. - mobile pantryVogel Wetmore Elem. School - Kids BackpackWinsted Area Child Care Center - Kids Backpack

Middlesex CountyAbraham Pierson School - Kids BackpackACES Middlesex County - day careAdelbrook, Inc. - residentialAll People Community Outreach - pantryAmazing Grace - pantryBielefield School - Kids BackpackChester Elementary School - Kids BackpackClinton Social Services - Kids BackpackCross Street AME/SVDP Middletown - mobile pantryCRT Head Start - Kids BackpackDaisy Ingranham Elemenentary School Kids BackpackDeep River Elemenentary School - Kids BackpackEast Haddam Food Bank - pantryEpoch Arts Center - mobile pantryEssex Elemenentary School - Kids BackpackFarm Hill Elementary School - Kids BackpackHelp Willy's Friends - pet shelterKathleen E. Goodwin Elementary School - Kids BackpackLewin G Joel Jr. School - Kids BackpackMaconough School - Kids BackpackMiddletown Salvation Army - pantryMiddletown-Portland SDA Church - pantryOld Saybrook Social Services - mobile pantry

Pondview Apartments - senior mealsPortland Senior Center - mobile pantryRegion 4 BackPack Program - Kids BackpackShiloh Baptist Church - pantryShoreline Soup Kitchens - meal site, pantryTown Annex - mobile pantryWilbert Snow School - Kids BackpackYMCA Phelps Ingersoll Center - Kids BackpackZion 1st Baptist Church - pantry

New Haven County Abdul-Majid Karim Hasan Islamic Center - mobile pantryABI House - residentialAIDS Project New Haven - pantryAll Our Kin - day careAnimal Haven - pet shelterAnsonia Animal Shelter - pet shelterBarnard Environmental School - Kids BackpackLincoln Street School - mobile pantryBelieve in Me Empowerment Corp - pantryBella Vista Living - mobile pantry, senior mealsBethel AME Church - pantryBeth-El Center, Inc. - meal siteBishop Woods School - Kids BackpackBoys & Girls Club of Milford - after schoolBoys and Girls Club - mobile pantryBranford Food Pantry - pantryBreakthrough Church - pantryBridges...Community Support - day programCallahan House Association - senior mealsCaring Cuisine - meal siteCarrington Elementary School - Kids BackpackCasa Otonal - senior meals, meal siteCasimir Pulaski - Kids BackpackCathedral of Higher Praise - pantryCelentano Head Start - Kids BackpackCelentano Museum Academy - Kids BackpackCelentano School - day careCentro San Jose, Inc. - pantryCheshire Community Food Pantry - pantryChrist Episcopal Church - pantryChristian Community Action - pantry

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Christian Love Center - pantryChristian Union Church - pantryChristopher Columbus Academy - Kids BackpackChurch of God - pantryClarence Rogers School - Kids BackpackClemente Leadership Academy - Kids BackpackClients First Test - shelterClinton Ave. School - day careCNV HELP, Inc. - Rogers House - residentialColumbus House Shelter - shelterCommunity Baptist Church - mobile pantryCommunity Dining Room - meal siteCommunity Pantries- CB Motley - pantryCommunity Pantries- Crawford - pantryCommunity Pantries- Fairmont - pantryCommunity Pantries- McQueeney - pantryCommunity Pantries- P. Bush - pantryCommunity Pantries- RT Wolfe - pantryCommunity Pantries- Westville - pantryCommunity Pantries-Wilmont - pantryCommunity Partners in Action - residentialCommunity Soup Kitchen - meal siteCommunity Tabernacle Outreach - pantryContinum – shelter, pantry, residentialContinuum - VA Crisis - shelterCornell Scott Hill Health Center - mobile pantry, day careCrawford - senior mealsCT Renaissance, Inc. - East - residentialCT Renaissance, Inc. - West - residentialDavenport-Dunbar Home Pantry - pantryDC Moore School - Kids BackpackDowntown Evening Soup Kitchen - meal site, pantryDoor of Salvation Church - mobile pantryDriggs Elementary School - Kids BackpackDuggan Elementary School - Kids BackpackEast Haven Animal Shelter - pet shelterEast Haven Family Resource Center - mobile pantryEast Haven Food Pantry - pantry

East Haven United Community Kitchen meal siteEastview - senior mealsEcumenical Food Bank - pantryErrara Community Center - mobile pantryEvangelical Christian Church - pantryFair Haven Parent's Ministry - pantryFair Haven School - Kids BackpackFairmont - senior mealsFaith Baptist Church - pantryFaith,Healing & Delivery Ministries - pantryFarnam - senior mealsFather McKenna St. Vincent DePaul - pantryFeed The Need Conn. - meal siteFeed the Need Food Pantry - pantryFellowship Inn - day programFellowship Place, Inc. - day programFirst Assembly of God - pantryFirst United Church of Christ - Kids BackpackFISH of Greater New Haven – pantry, senior mealsFood For Kids - Kids BackpackFood Pantry of North Branford, Inc. - pantryFrancis Walsh Intermediate - Kids BackpackFree Forever – shelter, pantryFriendship Club Pantry - pantryGateway Food Pantry - pantryGlorified Deliverance Church - pantryGood News Christian Center - pantryGrace House - senior mealsGrant Street Partnership - shelterGreater Valley Salvation Army - pantryGreater Waterbury Interfaith Ministries pantry, meal siteGuilford Food Pantry - pantryHalfway Home Rescue - pet shelterHallocks Landing - senior mealsHamden Community Services - pantryHarbor House - residentialHearth House - senior mealsHill Central - day careHill Central Music Academy - Kids BackpackHOSTS Program - pantryIglesia Cristiana Palabra de - pantryIglesia Jehovah Rohi - pantryImmanuel Baptist Church - meal site, pantryIndependence Center - pantry

IRIS: Integrated Refugee and Immigration Services - pantryIrving Elementary School - mobile pantryIrving School - Kids BackpackJared Eliot Middle School - Kids BackpackJewish Family Service - pantryJim's Carting - pet shelterJohn J Driscoll ULA - Kids BackpackJohn Prete - senior mealsJoseph's Storehouse Pantry - pantryKatherine Brennan School - Kids BackpackKatherine Harvey - senior mealsKing Robinson School - Kids BackpackKollel Tifereth Z'Keinim - pantryLiberty Community Svcs - meal siteLincoln-Bassett School - Kids BackpackLoaves & Fishes - pantryLove Center Deliverance Ministry - pantryM.L. Keefe Community Center - day careMadison Community Services - pantryMartinez School - mobile pantryMaster's Manna, Inc. - meal site, pantryMauro/Sheriden School - Kids BackpackMcQueeney - senior mealsMeriden Housing Authority - senior mealsMeriden Salvation Army - Kids Backpack, meal site, pantryMeriden Soup Kitchen, Inc. - meal siteMilford Animal Shelter - pet shelterMilford Food Bank - meal site, pantryMinistry of Helps Foundation - pantryMomauguin Elementary School - Kids BackpackMonterey Place - senior mealsMorrissey Manor - senior mealsMount Hope Recovery Center - pantryMt. Hebron Baptist Church - mobile pantryNew Flame Restoration - pantryNew Halls Gardens - senior mealsNew Haven Church of Christ - pantryNew Life Apostolic Church - mobile pantryNew Life Church - pantryNew Haven Salvation Army - pantryNICE - pantryOperation Pantry - pantryOptions Social Center - day program

PAL Police Activity League - mobile pantryParents' Foundation - residentialPendleton House - pantryPrescott Bush - senior mealsProduce for the People - pantryProject GREEN - residentialRainbow Academy - day careRecovery House - shelterReginald Mayo Early Learning School - day careResidential Services - pantryRockview - senior mealsRoger Sherman School - Kids BackpackRoss Woodward Classical - Kids BackpackRuoppolo - senior mealsSavin Rock Community School - Kids BackpackScantlebury Park - mobile pantrySecond Star of Jacob - pantrySeymour / Oxford Food Bank - pantryShalom 7th Day Adventist - pantrySheila's Rescue - pet shelterShelter NOW - shelterSolar Youth - snack programSouth Genesee Park - mobile pantrySouthbury Food Bank - pantrySouthbury Senior Center - mobile pantrySprague Elementary School - Kids BackpackSt. Ann's Pantry - pantrySt. Ann's Soup Kitchen - meal siteSt. Francis Catholic Church - mobile pantrySt. Gabriel Church - pantrySt. Luke's Church Food Pantry - pantrySt. Mary Church - mobile pantrySt. Matthew's U.F.W.B. Church - pantrySt. Vincent DePaul Pantry – pantry, meal siteSteele Berger Apartments - senior mealsSurf Side - senior mealsTEAM Head Start - day careTeen Challenge - Men's Center - residentialThe Bible Church - pantryThe Branford Kids - Kids BackpackThe Rock - mobile pantryThe Storehouse Project, Inc. - pantryThe Wolcott Resource Center - pantryTroup Magnet School - Kids Backpack

Tuttle Elementary School - Kids BackpackUnion School - senior mealsVarick AME Zion Church - meal site, pantryVertical Church - mobile pantryWalk of Faith Church - pantryWalliingford Senior Center - mobile pantryWallingford Animal Shelter - pet shelterWallingford Housing Authority - mobile pantryWalsh Elementary School - Kids BackpackWalter Brooks House - residentialWashington Elementary School - Kids BackpackWashington School - Kids BackpackWaterbury Baptist Ministries - pantryWaterbury Salvation Army - pantryWaverly - senior mealsWellmore, Inc - shelterWest Haven Animal Shelter - pet shelterWest Haven Head Start - day careWest Haven Public Schools - mobile pantryWest Rock - mobile pantryWest Rock Author's Academy - Kids BackpackWestville Manor - mobile pantryWexler/Grant Community School - Kids BackpackWHEAT - pantryWilmont Crossing - senior meals, mobile pantryWinslow Celentano - senior mealsWolfe - senior mealsWaterbury Salvation Army - shelter

New London CountyApostolic Cathedral of Hope - pantryB.P Learned Mission - day care, meal siteBent Crandall - pantryBeulah Land Church Of God - pantryBoys & Girls Club of SE Conn. - day programCare and Share Soup Kitchen - meal siteCareCo Cognitive Fund - senior mealsCatholic Charities – New London - pantryCatholic Charities - Norwich - pantryCentro de la Comunidad - day careChild Works Preschool - day careChildren's Program - after school

Colchester Youth and Social - pantryCommunity Meals - meal siteCovenant Shelter - shelterConn. College Mentoring Program - day programDirections, Inc. - day programDr. Martin Luther King Center - pantryDrop In Learning Center - meal site, day programEarly Childhood Develop Center - day careEssentials for Life - pantryFHM Services, Inc - shelterFirst Haitian Baptist Church - pantryFishes & Loaves - meal siteFRESH - New London - after schoolGenesis House - shelterGeorge Washington Carver Apts. - senior mealsGirls & Boys Club Outreach - day programGordon Court - pantryGray Farm House - group homeGroton Social Services - pantryHamilton Park Apartments - senior mealsHigh Street House - group homeHumane Society of Conn. - pet shelterHuntington Towers - pantryLa Famille de L'Eglise - pantryLord's Pantry - pantryMadonna Place - day program, meal siteMain Street House - group homeMartin House - meal siteMichael Kerr's Respite - shelterMohican Pantry - pantryMontville Senior/ Social Services - senior meals, meal site, pantryMontville Union Baptist Church - pantryMother's Retreat - meal siteMount Moriah Fire Baptized - pantryMount Olive SDA Church - snack programMTC/UAW - pantryNeighbors Helping Neighbors - pantryNew Life Church - pantryNew London Area Food Pantry - pantryNew London Community - meal siteNew London Salvation Army - meal site, pantryNew London Senior Center - senior meals, meal site, pantryNew London Youth Organization - meal siteNorwich Free Academy - pantry

New London Day Nursery - Smith Bent Family Center - day careNorwich Area Clergy - pantryNorwich Group Home - group homeNorwich Salvation Army - meal site, pantryNorwich Worship Center - pantryOasis Center - snack program, pantryOasis of Restoration, Inc. – snack program, pantryOffice of Youth Affairs – snack program, meal siteOpportunities Industrialization Center - meal site, pantryOutreach for the Unreached - pantryPawcatuck Neighborhood Center - pantryPenobscot Place - meal site, pantryPILOTS - pantryPILOTS Shelter Plus - pantryPOPPIN - pantryRiozzi Court New London Housing - pantryRiverfront Children's Center - day care, pantrySCADD Detox – residential, shelterSenior and Community Services - pantryShoreline Soup Kitchens - meal site, pantrySisters of Charity - pantrySt. Vincent De Paul Place - meal siteSt. James Episcopal Church - meal siteSt. John's Christian Church - pantrySt. Mary's Church - pantrySt. Mary's Church - pantrySt. Vincent De Paul - pantryStonington Arms - pantryThames River Apartments - pantryThe Johnson Home, Inc - residentialTown of Ledyard Social Service - pantryWaterford Country School, Inc. - residentialWeekender BackPack Progam - pantryWilliams Park – pantry, senior meals

Windham CountyACCESS Agency Danielson - pantryACCESS Pantry Willimantic - pantryACCESS Shelter - shelterAlternative Services, Inc. - pantryCanterbury Cares/Congregational Church - pantryCatholic Charities & Family Services - pantry

Central Assembly of God - mobile pantryCommunity Kitchens of NE Conn. - meal siteCovenant Soup Kitchen – meal site, pantry, senior mealsDaily Bread – pantry, senior mealsDomestic Violence Program - Windham pantryFirst Congregational Church/Willimantic mobile pantryFriends of Assisi - pantryHoly Family Home & Shelter - shelterMoosup Elementary - Kids BackpackNext Step - residentialPerception House - residentialPlainfield Central School - Kids BackpackPlainfield Memorial School - Kids BackpackPlainfield Senior Center - senior mealsProject PIN - pantryPutnam Elementary School - Kids BackpackShepard Hill Elementary - Kids BackpackSt. Mary's/IHSP - mobile pantryTEEG, Inc. – pantry, senior mealsTEEG, Inc. - pantryUnited Services - shelterWestcott Wilcox Eldery Housing - residential


Gifts amount of $5,000 to $9,999Anonymous (14)3M FoundationAetna Foundation, Inc.All American WasteAnn T. D'Addario Family FoundationAnthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of CTBalducci'sBedoukian Research Inc.Belvedere FoundationBeyman Family FoundationBigelow TeaBimbo BakeriesThomas C. Bishop Charitable FundMark & Deborah BlackmanFrancis & Barbara BoyleThe Helen Breznicky Testamentary Charitable TrustFaye & Andrew BrownfieldBurns & McDonnellJohn & June CaldwellClear Channel Radio/KC101Club Corvette of ConnecticutConnecticut Bar AssociationConnecticut Container Corp.CrossBay Capital PartnersDr. Domenic V. CicchettiCT OpenDavid CunnD'Agostino Family FoundationThe Frederick A. DeLuca FoundationMark DodmanClare DubeThea Duell & Peter CookDworken, Hillman, LaMorte & SterczalaEder Family Foundation, Inc.Franke Family Charitable FoundationJohn & Sherri GagnonGeneral Reinsurance CorporationThe George Link Jr. Charitable TrustPaige C. GilliesMargaret G. Heppelmann & Michael WacekEdward Heyn

Estate of Jacqueline HolbrookDavid L. & Sara Evelyn HuntAlexander & Pamela HutchinsonJonathan & Claire Sue IngersollJosh JerniganPeter Kend & Katherine S. WehrleKlein Family FoundationJohn & Anne-Marie KnightL6 FoundationMarta Jo LawrenceThomas & Roberta LombardiThomas & Janice LuddyThe Carl Marks Foundation, Inc.Katharine Matthies FoundationHelen & William Mazer FoundationMedtronicAnne MollerPamela J. Murphy & Richard D'AvinoRick & Stephanie NathansonBeverly NealRobert NewboldKate C. PaleyPartnerRe NAPayPal Giving FundJohn & Paula PritchardJudy RasmusonJohn RileyRobbins Tesar Inc.Matthew & Jennifer SchiffmanDaniel SlatteryJon & Cleo SonnebornPaul A. & Valerie C. StreetMr. & Mrs. Brian Sullivan & Alina SullivanPeter Tauck & Mirellise VazquezTCS - Tata Consultancy ServicesDavid & Nancy TillsonMac & Pat TurnerRichard & Stephanie Van den BroekRobert Wechsler & Emily AberCharles & Lynn WeinerDavid, Helen and Marian Woodward FundWofsey, Rosen, Kweskin & Kuriansky, LLP

Gifts amount of $10,000 to $24,999Anonymous (3)A-1 ToyotaActive NetworkRev. Harry AdamsAhold USAAlmira Family FoundationAmerican Cruise Lines, Inc.American Natural Soda Ash CorporationAndrew SchlesingerBenevity Community Impact FundThe David & Eunice Bigelow FoundationEstate of Freda BreslowRichard & Marilyn BuelConnecticut Community FoundationConnecticut Credit Union Charitable FoundationConnecticut Distributors, Inc.Connecticut Health FoundationConnecticut State Employee's CampaignD'Addario Family FoundationEric & Nancy GanyDr. & Mrs. Eric & Mary HysonFairfield County BankBruce & Mary FichandlerRenee B. Fisher Foundation, Inc.The Honorable Holly Fitzsimmons & Mark AlvarezCharles A. Frueauff FoundationGenworth FoundationWilliam & Jean GrausteinHealthcor Foundation TrustKings Food Markets, Inc.Knights of ColumbusNorman & Celeste LaCroixBen Ledbetter & Deborah FreedmanLockheed MartinThe Macauley FoundationMBIA FoundationThe Daniel & Sharon Milikowsky Family FoundationBrian J. & Heidi MillerNew York Football Giants, Inc.NewAlliance Foundation, Inc.Newman's Own FoundationPeople's United Community FoundationPfizerWilliam & Wendy Platt

The Dick & Bernice Ramsey Charitable FundMr. & Mrs. John & Lupi RobinsonEllen Ryerson & Leon PlantingaSchaefer Inspection ServiceJames SchreckLynn & Jon SchriberPeter Schwartzman & Anne BuehlDr. & Mrs. John SeibylThe TJX Companies, Inc.The TJX Foundation, Inc.Robert F. Trudel & Amy ZinserUnited Way of Coastal Fairfield CountyUniversity of Connecticut FoundationWatson, Inc.Webster BankWells Fargo FoundationWilton Rocks for Food

Gifts amount of $25,000 and upAnonymous (5)Alice Lawrence Foundation, Inc.Atlas FoundationBank of America Charitable FoundationBank of America FoundationBrett & Coleen HellermanBristol-Myers SquibbJoseph Cassano & Ellen HookerThe Community Foundation for Greater New HavenCitizens Bank FoundationEstate of Peter J. DavisEnterprise Holdings FoundationDr. & Mrs. Alan & Betty FeldmanFeeding AmericaGeneral Electric FoundationHarriet G. HeinemanHarvard Pilgrim Health Care FoundationWes & Betsy HigginsHopkins School, Inc.KeyBank FoundationOrchard Farm FoundationParsons & Whittemore, Inc.Scott & Robie SpectorEstate of Orris H. StarkState of ConnecticutStop & ShopSubway HeadquartersTD Charitable FoundationChristel Truglia United Way of Western Connecticut, Inc.Wakefern Food Corporation/ShopRiteWalmart FoundationThe Werth Family FoundationWings For Things FoundationThe Zide Family Foundation

Our DonorsThe following individuals, businesses and foundations contributed $1,000 or more during the fiscal year which ended June 30, 2017.


Gifts amount of $1,000 to $4,999Anonymous (119)Wynne J.& Randall AbramsAFSCME Local 2663Marion AimesburyJohn Alan & Susan BickThe Albertsons Companies FoundationAlbrayco TechBrian AldenDavid & Karen AlexanderAlexander Family Foundation, Inc.Alexion PharmaceuticalsRobert & Laura AllenTom & Judy AllenBruce & Terri AlpertCarolyn U. AltieriJohn AltieriRobert A. AltschulerStephen L. Altshul FoundationClaude & Jennifer AmadeoAmerican Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers- CT ChapterAmerican Express FoundationAmerican Fire Sprinkler AssociationRichard AmioneCarl & Dorian AndersonHeather M. AndersonRobert & Nancy AndersonBarbara AndrewsNorman & Margery AndrewsRick & Nancy AntleAppleby Charitable Lead TrustArconicPeter AtwoodDrs. Richard & Julia AuerbachAvalon Bay Communities, Inc.Lauren E. Avezzie Charitable FoundationLisa AxelsonDonald E. & Ruthann AylorElizabeth M. BaconBridget B. BairdMatthew BandiniMaria BarresiBarrett Outdoor CommunicationsMax BarryDonna BassWilliam H. Bassett

Sarbani BasuDr. Eric D. Baum & Ms. Danielle Antin-OzerkisDavid & Kathleen BavelasRichard BaxterJonathan J. BeauchampBernie BeaudreauThe Beckerer Foundation, Inc.Mark & Patrica BeckwithGeorge & Mary BeitzelBender, Anderson & Barba, P.C.Robert & Maria BennDebbie L. BennerBerchem, Moses & Devlin, P.C.Eric & Ethel BergerJames W. BergerPaul G. BerglundCliff & Patricia BetronBetter Business BureauJonathan & Susan BeymanBharucha Charitable FoundationBic CorporationMark M. BielsteinCynthia BigelowPeter BinkleyMichael BirbigliaBeverly BirenbaumBixler Family FoundationJames & Priscilla BlakeBL Companies Inc.Bob's Discount Furniture Charitable FoundationKaren Boeckmann FreedmanFrancis & Jeanette BogdanJudith N. BoginJoan Bohan Terri BoissonneaultDr. Robert S. BoltaxBondi FoundationDavid BonheimMr. & Mrs. Bruce BottomleyJosh BouchardBourdon Forge Company, Inc.Paul BowlinJohn Bozzi & Dr. Catharine ArnoldBrady Corporation Foundation, Inc.Joseph & Colleen Brandon Marge BrandtJ. Martin BrayboyBrenner, Saltzman & Wallman LLP

Brescome Barton, Inc.Edie BrickellBridgewood Fieldwater FoundationFrank BriganoSandra Bromer & Patricia KearneyJoanne BronsonJohn A. BrownPeter & Ann BruchanskyRobert J. BrunettiPaul BuccettiRobert & Mary BucciferroNorma BuchmanRich & Betsy BuckleyJeffrey & Sara BuellAmy BurdChristopher Burdick & Noelle MooreSylvia BurkeTimothy BurnashPenny BurnettDietrich & Anchi BurowEmma BurtonCA, Inc.Bob & Jan CaliganMilton H. Callner FoundationGerald & Susan CambriaSusan & Salvatore CameraSally CampbellCampbell Soup FoundationBrooks CampionStephen CanarozziJames W. CanfieldCarol P. CangianoSandra CanningJohn & Sharyn CannonProf. Michael J. Caplan & Dr. JoAnne BurgerAlbert & Katherine CarbaughDr. & Mrs. Ronald & Evelyn CarebMary Ann CarmanDorothy CarpenterPeter & Gail CarrieroNancy L. CarringtonAnne CarrollDrs. James & Carolyn CarrollJames & Nancy CarrollCharlene CassCATIC Foundation, Inc.CCICe3 Inc.Celiac Support Association

Center for Medicare Advocacy, Inc.Art & Doreen ChabotMichael CharltonJoseph ChickJenny ChouCigna FoundationJohn & Mary Ellen ClearyDr. Michael Cleman & Dr. Marilyn H. MossCly-Del Manufacturing CompanyPeter & Beth CoganBonita CohenGary CohenColchester Investment Counsel LLCRegina H. ColemanThe Community Baptist ChurchCommunity Foundation of New JerseyCommunity Health Charities, New EnglandCommunity Health Network of CT Foundation, Inc.Concepto, LLCCongregation Beth El, FairfieldConnecticare, Inc. & AffiliatesConnecticut Information Security LLCJames D. & Christine CookCooperative Funeral Fund, Inc.Jane Nelson Corbett & Dan CorbettDr. John CorinoScott CormierCornelia Cogswell Rossi Foundation, Inc.Robert CreightonDavid & Victoria CromptonBarbara A. CunninghamThe Curran FoundationGuy & Karen DaguannoLiane DahlkeJohn & Elizabeth DailingerThe Danford FoundationStephen E. DarnellEdwin W. DavidsonDavis Auctions, Inc.Richard Davis & Rita McClearyDr. Kimberly DavisJim DaxnerDCL/Milbar LaboratoriesVirginia D. DeanDenese A. Deeds & David M. GioielloPatricia DelanoRaymond Delehant

Steven Della Rocca & Courtenay A. HardyMichael Diamond & Amy MillerGeraldine DickelHonoria & Dudley DieboldJames H. DitkoffDimeo Construction CompanyFaith A. DohmRobert DombiChristopher & Ann DonnellsSheila DonnellyDr. Paul J. Donoghue Anne DorseyCraig & Marilyn DouglasFrank & Augusta DowneyThomas DoyleMark DrazakDr. & Mrs. David & Deborah DresslerBrian DreyfusSteven & Natalie DruckerDST Systems, Inc., Matching Gifts ProgramKathryn A. DuPree & Joseph MarofitoRoma H. DupuisEagle Shipping International USA LLCEarth AnimalEileen EdeEd's Garage Doors, LTDBarbara EhrlichPamela K. ElkowJeffrey ElliotSusan EllisonNancy E. EllmanEndodontic Associates of Norwalk, LLCEdward N. EpsteinBob EricsonBeverly EspinosaThe Exchange Club of EastonExecutive Auto GroupEyecare Center of WaterburySally FactorFairfield County Fish & Game Protective Association Inc.Siubhan FallonJohn Faragher & Michele HoffnungWilliam M. & Blanche S. FeeroEdward & Ronnie FeinEvelyn FergusonFernandes Family FoundationKeith S. FerraraGaetano Ferro

Dr. Richard Field & Ms. Lesley K. BaierJames & Kathleen FilanNancy FinchMichael R. FinickNancy FinkeTerese FioreThe First Church of Christ Ladies' Home Missionary SocietyFirst Church CongregationalFirst Presbyterian ChurchFive Star Products, Inc.Estate of Edward J. FlynnSean & Margaret FoleyJaclyn FonteyneCharles & Anne ForberRobert & Andrea ForsterAnthony & Martha FouracreFox Family FoundationJohn E. & Linda T. FoxKaren FrancisShirley FrankelFrontier Communications - CSF Headquarters RegionMary Kathryn FrostFulton Forbes Inc.Denise A. FunkPeter GallagherWilliam & Sharon GallagherRobert W. GarthwaitHenry P. GatesAndrew & Catherine GeggieJohn H. Gernon & Rebecca S. BrienzaMeredith Gershon & HowardFetnerArthur & Ellen GersteinChristopher & Carol GetteAngelos & Margaret C. GiannakopoulosSandra Gifford-SteffenRobert GilbertiAaron & Betty Gilman Family FoundationSteven & Diane GirvinGive With LibertyRolfe & Carol GjellstadDr. Jeffrey Glans & Ms. Louise PerkinsRuth & Jack Glantz Family FoundationGlobe Equipment CompanyStephen GodinoWalter GoffartJoe & Cindy GoldbergArthur & Joyce GoldfarbGoldman, Sachs & Co.

Tony Goldwyn & Jane MuskyGood Done GreatGoodrich Foundation/UTC Aerospace SystemsWilliam GorczycaDavid & Meryl GordonJohn GrahamKenneth & Deborah GrassGray Organschi ArchitectureWilliam Gray & Diana Romney GrayKenneth G. & Sandy GreenThe Greenfield Hill Congregational ChurchAndrew GreenlandCarolyn GreenspanLawrence & Carla GregoryWilliam GreimEileen Ann GriffinPatricia GriggMr. & Mrs. Peter G. GrimmEstate of Wendy M. GrossJeffrey L. GrossJulee GuiniperoGabrielle Guise & Jon David TiktinskyMichael & Judith GuthmanRobert S. & Claudia L. GuynnPatrick & Janienne HackettNance HahnGay Story HamiltonMareta Hamre & Mark AbbottPatrick HannaRachel HarriganDevon & Debbie HartMark HastingsRobert HaxtonHayes FoundationJoseph P. HendrickRobert HennesseyDr. Peter N. HerbertRonald & Paula HerrenSusan HerronNancy HetmanskiKenneth M. HibbardDr. Roberta L. Hines & Mr. Jerry T. LiebrandMark & Robin HochstrasserKevin T. Hoffman, Esq.Margaret HookerGlenn & Melinda HouckSteve & Molli HourihanJim HousholderEric Hoxie

Charlie & Kathleen HubbardCatherine HunihanArthur & Mary HuntImmanuel Baptist ChurchImpact Production Group, LLCCarol B. Ingher-LombinoIntl. Union of Operating EngineersIon Bank FoundationRoy IrwinRobert & Anne IvanhoeJacabacci Construction Associates Inc.Michael JacksonThe Jackson LaboratoryJacobs & Quiles, LLCElizabeth A. JacovinoJade Marketing Group LLCCharlotte A. JanuskaWilliam M. Jayne Jr.Jeld Charitable FoundationDwight JohnsonKaren JohnsonMary Ellen JohnsonMike & Ann JohnsonBarbara K. JonesStephen JonesGregory P. JosephElizabeth R. JoyceJ. Michael JoyceJustGiveMark Kaduboski, Esq.Joel & Susan KahanJules & Sharon KaploveJohn KarrLeon KarvelisArthur & Judy KatzNorman Katz & Robert YollesDolores KatzenbergerRobert Kaufman & Joann ChapelHugh & Diane KearneyDr. & Mrs. Tim & Jennifer KearneyNeal & Alison KeatingDr. Walter R. KeenanEric A. KeenerVirginia KeeshanRobert & Jane KeiterPatrick T. Kennedy Jr.Barton KenneySusan KerleyKFK Dancing for Life, Inc.Aman Khan

Our Donors (continued)


Leroy KiddMargaret KilgoreLaura & James KilkennyJennifer A. KingDr. Joseph T. King & Dr. Amy C. JusticePhyllis KingsburyKeitha KinneEric KlimasDorothy KnauertMichael KneelandCarolyn Alsgiver KobsaJohn KopasBruce & Donna KosaKoskoff, Koskoff & Bieder, P.C.John & JoAnna KosterWilliam Kosturko & Jane RobinsonSilvia KowolenkoWilliam & Eileen KraekelThe Kreitler FoundationKaren Krupnik & Alexander ZaharoffThe Kurtz Family FoundationTracy A. LabowskyNorma M. LacasseDoris T. Lajeunesse & Florence E. DalyKaren LambertThe Ethel & Abe Lapides FoundationStephen Larcen & Susan GrahamPrue B. LaRoccaRonald & Linda LastellaKaren M. LavinLaw Office of Eileen Caplan SeamanLaw Offices of Neil CraneDaniel & Linda LearyDirk & Patricia LeasureHannah H. LeckmanDorothy LeCoursWilliam & Anny LeskoPaul & Theresa LevesqueArthur W. LindenMichael LinharesLions Club of EastonLions Club of New HavenLoanCore Capital, LLCCynthia A. LoCascioKay Ellen LoewenthalGeorge & Grace Long FoundationLouis Dreyfus CompanyHarold W. LowEllen B. LubellDorothy Alice Lucas

Mark & Cynthia LuedeeMark D. LynchMichael LynchMr. Ralph L. MacDonald Jr. Jonathan & Amy MaceyKevin MacGuireFrank T. MacInnisLeo MackewichMark E. & Kate MacKinneyFrank & Penny MaherPatricia M. Mahoney & John P. SullivanAmr MalikThe Malkin FundSheldon MandelRonald ManganielloKwan Lan MaoMarcum LLPKenneth Marek & Deborah DworkDr. Katherine MarschallEdward MarshGeorge & Elizabeth MartinJill E. MartinAndrew MaselliMason, Inc.William R. MassaMastercardSusan MattanoRobert & Mary Ann MatthewsRichard L. MatthiesEdward & Alice MattisonKathleen MaurerElizabeth S. MayoDavid & Taylor MazzaThe McCance FoundationHolly McClellanBernard & Cynthia McDonaldKieran McGrathJohn & Catherine McHughDennis & Susan McIntyreLinda McMahonDr. Jennifer McNiff & Michael McNiffJerry McSorleyJames & Lynn MeadRichard & Valerie MeadMatthew MendelsohnEduardo & Claudia MenezesMeridian Medical ManagementMerkaz Community High School for Judaic StudiesDrs. Jerome & Roslyn Meyer

William MeyersEdward L. MichaelsonChristopher L. MillerEdward G. MillerRobert & Michele MillhamNancy B. MilnamowLenore MilnerDevjani Mishra & Alexander HoffmanScott & Carol MitchellMJS PackagingDavid & Beth MoffatMohegan SunChuck MolnarJohn & Jo MoodyMark & Kristine MoosekerRobert & Mary Lou MorgadoWillliam & Mary Sue MorrillWilliam C. MorrisElizabeth MorrowMichael & Joanne MortonJonathan S. Mothner & Eve KonstanDouglas & Lisa MullerMary MumfordInes MurdockWilliam & Mary MurdyChristopher M. MurtaughStephen MyersBrendan NaughtonDeborah J. NeffNew Haven Federation of TeachersNewday CommunicationsNewtown Savings BankNortheast Beverage Corp of CTChelsea NorthrupSuzanne NovikDavid NymanWilliam & Jean O'BrienDaniel Edward Offutt, III Private Foundation TrustDr. Sara H. OhlyDonna L. OlsenGregory OnegliaTimothy O'NeilOR&L Construction CorpOrder of the Eastern Star- Grand Chapter of CTPhilip & Suejin OrlinsDr. & Mrs. Jeffrey & Deborah OwensPackage PavementFelicia M. Paduano

Carl E. PainterMarco & Ann PalmieriMichael J. Palmieri & Lee Anne DuvalRocco PannellaKenneth & Doris PappKathryn ParkKatie ParksRalph ParsonFrederick A. Parsons lllPat Munger ConstructionAlan & Barbara PelsPeople's United BankFrank PepePepsico FoundationSteven Peterec & Mary Angela GlennMartha PetersonTheodore PetroulasGary & Marilyn PezzulloScott PhillipsEvelyn H. Pickering SteinSteven & Janine PickhardtThe Pinkert Family FundThe Pinkus FoundationZachary W. Pitluk & Beth RothPitney Bowes, Inc.Marc PorosoffDavid & Patricia PorterBarbara ProtheroPortico Capital SecuritiesPOR Touring, LLCPrice ChopperPropp Family FoundationPublishers GroupJoe Pucci & Dara LiebersonArlene PuttermanLinda L. RandellTheodore A. Rapp FoundationREAP Foundation, Inc.Kristin & Michael ReedSharon ReedReed ExhibitionsWilliam Reese & Dorothy HurtDr. Mark RegoMatthew ReillyAnne & William ReynoldsLucy RicciardiMrs. John W. Ritter Jr.Heather RobisonEileen D. RodmanRalph & Sharon Rodriguez

Jeffrey & Debby RogartVirginia RogersGeorge J. Romanik & Lauren McGregorDr. Marc RosenGerald Rosenberg & Cheryl WiesenfeldRitta RosenbergCharles & Deborah RoyceLouis RuggieroMarianne Head & Anthony RuscitoGavin & Nancy RushMarion RussellDr. William RustRuthanne RuzikaMichele RyanDrs. Robert & Georgina SacksteinSacred Heart UniversityAnne D. SangerFrank & Betty Lou Santino Lawrence & Robin SapanskiSasco FoundationDavid SaundersSavings Institute Bank & Trust CompanyLewis G. Schaeneman, Jr. FoundationNorma J. SchlagerRony & Linda A. SchlapferKenneth & Sallie SchmidtStephanie K. SchnabelWilliam & Maryanne SchoonmakerDr. & Mrs. Kevin & Donna SchusterEric Schwartz & Debra FramThe Schwartz Family FoundationKathryn ScullyMaive F. ScullyThe Selander FoundationPeter & Carol SeldinTracy & Helen SelmonGail I. SeloverSarah SerlingLeila Shakkour & Mike ThorneSirely ShaldjianSandra ShanerJohn & Debra ShawEmory & Mary Lee ShawverBruce & Nancy ShayRobert & Virginia Shiller FoundationGregoire Sideleau & Sandra KuzmichJoAnne SiebrasseDr. Mary SiegelSikorsky Aircraft IT DepartmentDr. Frank Sirianni

Stanley SkowronekSmart MLS, Inc.Chris & Jennifer SmithGrant & Jacqui SmithJames & Susan SmithStephen SmithThomas & Nancy J. SmithRobert & Elizabeth SmolerCamille Solbrig & Michael WeinerM. Roberta SpannJeffrey & Kathryn SpeedSpinnaker Real Estate Partners LLCMary StahleyStanley Black & Decker, Inc StanPak CompanyStar 99.9/WEZN FMState of Connecticut Dept. of CorrectionsPhilip M. SteinbornBart & Rebecca SteinfeldWilliam D. StempelJames B. Stepanek & Valerie HansenRobert & Susan SternSt. Francis Episcopal ChurchSabina O. StoneShepard & Marlene StoneThomas & Kathleen StoneWilliam C. StoneSusan J. StoutMichael StrathearnDr. Lynn Street & Donald B. MarguliesWalter & Brenda StroleMr. & Mrs. Chris StroupJonathan & Kathy SturmanSugar Bakery & Sweet ShopMr. & Mrs. William SummersDr. Pavur SundaresanSun Products CorporationCarolyn Surgent & Jacques FriedmanSurvey Sampling InternationalHerbert E. SwartzSwedish Aid Society, Inc.Swisher International, Inc.Synchrony FinancialThe Taft SchoolRobert TassinariTaste at 261 LLCTauckMark B. TaylorTea Importers Inc.John G. & Lisa Teltsch

Marcia TenreiroTent of AbrahamPatrick & Kathleen ThibadeauThomaston Savings Bank Foundation, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Lincoln Thompson Jr.Torin ThurstonTIAA-CREFTierney Family FoundationMary TinettiCarole L. ToparToyota Dealer Match ProgramTranSigmaTravelersTrinity Episcopal ChurchTripBuilder Media, Inc.Melinda Tuhus & Dr. Robert DubrowMary TumanStephen & Michelle TurbakMr. & Mrs. Peter J. TurecekTruistMartha TurnerPatricia TurnerTVEyes, Inc.UBSUnileverUnited Church on the GreenUnited IlluminatingUnited Natural Foods, IncUniversal Health Care Foundation of CTThe University Church in YaleSiamak VahidiNora VaivadsJeffrey & Janet ValentineWilliam Van SyckleAlbert VanleuvanJohn & Elise VavrekSila VelazquezBill & Kristen VietzeUsha M. VishnupadChristopher & Jill VollmerDebbie VorceThe Vranos Family FoundationDonna WadeDavid & Susan WakefieldCharles & Margaret WaldenDonald & Valletta WallSylvanie Wallington & Robert PophamKevin & Suzanne WalshStuart WarnerStephen Watchorn Foundation, Inc.

Watering Pond FoundationWATRRoger WehageJudy WeinstockBetty WeintraubEric C. WenbergBrett WentzellMichael & Anita WerdmannWilliam C. & Anne WernauAndrew WertheimDr. Jeffrey WestAlicia WesterlundWestport Woman's ClubArlene A. WhalenDavid S. WhalenR. Channing WheelerThe White Horse Country Pub and RestaurantRobert E. WhitfieldTeresa WhitneySarah A. WhittemoreWiggin & DanaMichael E. Wilens & Dr. Carolyn LongacreJudy & Ronald WilkinsKevin & Helene WiseJennifer WisemanDianne Witte & Richard A. FordRobert WolfLinda WoodWoodbridge Rotary ClubJames R. WordeWPLR/Connoisseur MediaCharles & Mary Ann WyandCarl Yohans & Lois WogrinYale AthleticsCorwin & Kristina YulinskyJoel S. Zackin & Celeste SuggsArwin ZeisslerZai ZhuZiegler Family FundMelissa ZieglerClifford & Dvora ZiererEugene & Colleen ZingaroJoseph & Susan ZiobrowskiZisson Foundation

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