2011 island harvest annual report
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Fighting Hunger. Touching Lives.
BOARD OF DIRECTORSFr. Thomas Hartman
Chairman Emeritus, Island Harvest
CHairman’s CounCilEllen sandersCommunity Leader
CHairman’s CounCilDave WidmerPresidentLong Island Radio Group
ViCE CHairmanJill BernsteinCommunity Leader
sECrETaryBarry ChandlerGeneral ManagerNissequogue Golf Club
TrEasurErDaniel s. GrinbergPresidentElara Foodservice Disposables LLC
michael BabichCommunity Leader
Jay BernsteinChairman & PresidentNIC Holding Corp.
Frank Beyrodt Jr.PresidentLong Island Farm Bureau
michele DeanSr. VP Lending & Investment ServicesBethpage Federal Credit Union
roy DimarcoPresident & CEOHarrison Leifer & DiMarco
Edward Fred CEO & PresidentCPI Aerostructures, Inc
arthur GianelliPresident & CEOThe NuHealth System
robert J. HempsonDirector of OperationsStop & Shop
stephen J. JuchemSenior VP & CFOFirst Long Island Investors
Tariq KhanPresidentUnited 7-Eleven Franchisee Owners of Long Island
ignatius “nate” l. muscarella, Esq.Guardianship RefereeSupreme Court, Nassau County
David napellBoard MemberMazon
sandi nussbaumCommunity Leader
mark rechlerPresidentOuthouse Music, Inc.
stuart richnerPresidentRichner Communications, Inc.
marc TellPresidentThe Sam Tell Companies
ADVISORY BOARDlee Heit Beck, Esq.ChairConsultant, Attorney
rabbi mickey BaumDirector of EducationTemple Beth Am of Merrick
John T. Bauer, Esq.PartnerLittler Mendelson, P.C.
leslie HallHalls Carpet Inc.
loretta sehlmeyerCommunity Leader
James skinnerPresidentA & C Exterminating Corp.
andrew J. Turro, Esq.PartnerMeyer, Suozzi, English & Klein
HONORARY BOARDlinda BreitstoneFounder, Island HarvestIsland Harvest
rabbi marc GellmanTemple Beth Torah
Father Thomas HartmanChairman Emeritus, Island Harvest
steven a. KlarPresidentThe Klar Organization
Bob nystromKinloch Consulting Group
arthur Waldbaum
RANDI SHUBIN DRESNERPresident & [email protected]
STACEY CARERIMgr. Institutional & Private [email protected]
NICOLE CHRISTENSENVice President of Program Services & Agency [email protected]
ROGER D’ANDRIAFleet Driver
CINTHIA DELROSARIOLogistics [email protected]
JOAN FLYNNVolunteer & Community Relations [email protected]
ASHLEY FRANCISVISTA-Food [email protected]
GINA GONCALVESAdministrative [email protected]
SARAH GRELLER, MSWPrograms & Administration [email protected]
ERNEST JOHNSONCommunity Outreach [email protected]
ROBERT KINGSpecial Projects & Finance [email protected]
NICOLE KOWALESKIVice President of [email protected]
SAUNDRA LEBLANGVice President of Finance & [email protected]
EMILY LEHECKAAgency Relations [email protected]
BRIAN LEVERTONWarehouse [email protected]
MICHAEL MANZERAgency Relations [email protected]
CHRISTINA NOTARO, PHDMICAH Advocacy [email protected]
MIGDALIA OTEROVice President of Operations & Food [email protected] DOREEN PRINCIPE Food Drive [email protected]
PEDRO RIVERA Fleet Driver
PABLO RODRIGUEZWarehouse [email protected]
DAVID ROOSVISTA-Agency [email protected]
CHAYENNE SANCHEZWarehouse [email protected]
CARLOS SANTOS Fleet Driver
TOM SCIACCA Fleet Driver
ROSALYN SMALLSExecutive Assistant to the President & [email protected]
JEAN TALERICOOperations [email protected]
MICHAEL TAYLORWarehouse [email protected]
PASTOR CURTIS TERRY Fleet Driver
NICOLE VITALEProgram & Advocacy [email protected]
ELISSA WEICKManager of Special Events & [email protected]
DIANE WORDENWarehouse [email protected]
MICHELLE ZAMBRANOSNAP Outreach [email protected]
ISLAND HARVEST STAFF
2011 ANNuAL REpORT
199 Second Street, Mineola, N.Y. 11501 | Phone: (516) 294-8528 | Fax: (516) 747-684340 Marcus Blvd., Hauppauge, NY 11788 | Phone: (631) 873-4775 | Fax: (631) 873-4784
www.islandharvest.org
Island Harvest extends special thanks to Harrison leifer Dimarco, our marketing and public relations agency, for the development of this annual report and their extraordinary support.
Fighting Hunger. Touching Lives.
A member of
lEnDinG a HElpinG HanDin a CHallEnGinG EConomy.
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For almost 20 years, Island Harvest has served as the bridge between those with excess food and those who need it. At a time of greater need it is so important to close this gap and ensure that all available resources are put to good use. As Long Island’s largest hunger relief organiza-tion, our mission, to end hunger and reduce food waste on Long Island, is the driving force behind everything we do.
In 2011, we collected and distributed 7.44 million pounds of food, supplementing 6.2 million meals. Had we not intervened, much of this good, nutritious food might have ended up wasted rather than helping to feed people who are in need.
As the country continues to struggle with the shaky economy, more and more Long Islanders are coming forward seeking food assistance. We at Island Harvest are doing all we can to meet the increasing demand. As such, during 2011, we embarked on an expansion initiative that included the acquisition of a new, centrally located, 24,000 square foot warehouse; two mobile food pan-tries that target vulnerable segments of our population: seniors and people with disabilities; and military veterans and their families; and specialized programs that support advocacy, SNAP (food stamp) outreach, and more.
Our core Food Collection and Distribution Program remains our largest program, and lies at the heart of our mission; our Childhood Nutrition Initiatives reach well over 2,000 children, and include the Kids Weekend Back-pack Feeding Program and the Summer Food Service Program. Education, advocacy, and hunger awareness are critical components of our work and helps to inform the public about the issue of hunger and its devastating effects, as well as offer suggestions, guidance, and tools for people who are struggling.
By relying on our dedicated corps of volunteers, and in-kind donations including warehouse space, office space and professional services – and of course donated food – Island Harvest devotes more than 95 cents of every contributed dollar to programs.
ISLAND HARVEST AT A GLANCE
ISLAND HARVEST 2011 OVERVIEw
At Island Harvest, more than 95 cents of every dollar directly funds our programs.
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dear Friends,
We’ve all been affected by this devastating economy, some more than others. Most of us were taught that if we worked hard, we would be able to achieve the ‘American dream,’ with a roof over our heads, food to eat, and enough money to pay the bills and live a com-fortable life. the ongoing recession has shattered these beliefs for far too many.
the new reality is that for thousands of our neighbors, friends, and colleagues, not having enough to eat is a daily occurrence, and often very well disguised.
For many Long Islanders who have spent years work-ing hard, accepting emergency food assistance is their reality now, and for the foreseeable future. In fact, many of the community service organizations in our network of member agencies reported that demand for food has tripled over the past few years.
Our response has been consistent: to get nutritious food, services, and referrals to those who need it. to state it another way, we at Island Harvest are mission centered, focused, and strategically aligned.
to ensure that we have the infrastructure to sustain this increased need, we leased a significantly larger ware-house, one that will enable us to effectively and effi-ciently move larger quantities of healthy food. We also drastically ramped up our support services, to include increased education and advocacy. In addition, we launched two mobile food pantries to ensure that the most vulnerable members of our community – people with disabilities, seniors, and veterans – have access to food and services.
It is because of your belief in our mission, to end hunger and reduce food waste on Long Island, that we have been, and continue to, offer support to so many. thank you!
Sincerely,
randi Shubin dresnerPresident and cEO
“The new reality is that for thousands of our neighbors, friends, and colleagues, not having enough to eat is a daily occurrence, and often very well disguised.”
MESSAGE FROM THE pRESIDENT AND CEO
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through our unique business model that emphasizes in-kind food, other donations and services along with robust volunteerism, we provide food and support services to nearly 300,000 Long Islanders who struggle with hunger. You will find some of our robust programs discussed throughout the report.
Our Food Collection and Distribution Program is at the core of our mission to end hunger and reduce food waste on Long Island, and remains our largest program.
through this integral activity, volunteers and staff col-lect good surplus donated food from about 800 local supermarkets, wholesalers, distributors, farms, caterers, hotels, manufacturers and restaurants. to supplement these collections, we help hundreds of local companies, schools, civic groups, individuals, and faith-based organi-zations conduct food drives – 957 in 2011.
Specially trained ‘food run volunteers’ assist us with weekly food rescues using their own vehicles. In addi-tion, Island Harvest’s professional drivers are on the road every weekday collecting and transporting larger loads. Nearly all the food recovered through this program is donated, with the remaining product being underwritten by grants and partners.
All of this collected food is distributed to our network of nearly 570 food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, residences, day care and senior centers, and other community-based non-profit organizations where those who need it can get it. Our network of agencies then provides this food to hundreds of thousands of families, children, and individuals who are at-risk of hunger.
through our membership with Feeding America, our country’s leading domestic hunger-relief organization, we are able to secure large loads of donated food from national partners that we bring to Long Island. We don’t pay for this food, just its transportation.
THE HEART OF ISLAND HARVEST HAuppAuGE DISTRIBuTION FACILITY
FOOD COLLECTION AND DISTRIBuTION
As 2011 progressed, we knew that for the unforesee-able future, our services would be in high demand. Our primary concern was (and still is) ensuring that everyone who needed our help would receive it. As a result, we spent several months searching for a larger facility to accommodate the collection and distribution of higher quantities of food and the expansion of our support services. In december, we opened our 24,000 square foot facility in Hauppauge NY. With three loading bays; ample warehouse space; room for volunteers to sort, assemble, and pack food; and offices for Island Harvest’s operations and program staff, this facility provides for the collection, receipt, short-term storage, and offload-ing of a much greater volume of food.
We are grateful to the following individuals and com-panies for their generous in-kind donations of time, services, and merchandise: the Advantage group, tom Attivissimo, Bank of America, cPI Aero, John castellane, crate & Barrel, d’Amato Landscaping Inc, diFazio Electric, divine Electric, the Empire State regional council of carpenters, Stephen Fling, John Franta, garafalo carting, Hall’s carpet, Kevin M. Harvey, Michael Hazzeo Electric corporation, Hilo Materials Handling group, J. Kings Food Service Professionals, Inc., Jc Irrigation, Steve Liantonio, Liberty Moving & Storage, Local 25 IBEW, Long Island Federation of Labor AFL-cIO, MSc Industrial direct co, Nassau county Bar Association, We care Fund, NBtY Helping Hands Foundation, New York Business Systems, Office Worx, PMt Forklift, ProMac Financing, rMB development consultants, Inc., Larry rubin, Scott’s Lawn Service-Hauppauge, ServPro, Sherwin Williams, John Shepherd and the dc-9 Painter’s union, Harry Starvo, Suffolk county department of Labor-Work Experience Program, tMt Excel communications, true Value-All American Hardware-Hauppauge, V. garofalo & Sons carting, Inc., Vanguard Fire Suppression and rechler Equity.
FOOD COLLECTION AND DISTRIBuTION CENTER
WE COLLECTED & DISTRIBUTED
7.44 MILLION pOuNDS OF FOOD, SUPPLEMENTING OVER 6.2 MILLION MEALS.
WE OPENED A NEw 24,000 Sq. FT. FACILITY IN HAUPPAUGE.
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For more than 100,000 children, a school meal is their primary source of nourishment each and every school day, and when there is no school – on weekends and during the summer – they lose this essential source of food. during 2011, Island Harvest partnered with 36 schools and community-based programs through-out Nassau and Suffolk counties to provide nutritious meals to more than 2,800 students through our Kids Weekend Backpack Feeding Program and the Sum-mer Food Service Program. restricted funds from in-dividuals, corporations, foundations, New York State, and Nassau county helped to fund these programs.
the Kids Weekend Backpack Feeding Program helps children who rely on school lunches and break-fasts but are not guaranteed a solid meal on Satur-days, Sundays, and holidays. Each Friday afternoon, students receive our special food packs to take home during the weekend. the packs contain four nutritious and ready-to-eat meals, two snacks, and two servings of milk. they also contain quarterly newsletters that include age appropriate, multi-lingual games and puz-zles to encourage healthy eating and information for parents regarding local food resources. “this program is a blessing for my family,” a parent recently noted.
during the 2010-11 school year, the program distributed over 50,000 food packs to nearly 1,600 kids at-risk of hunger in 19 schools. the program has more than tripled in scope since its inception six years ago.
Our Summer Food Service Program helps children in similar situations by providing free lunches at camps and recreation centers when school is out for the summer. In July and August this program provided more than 24,600 daily lunches to 1,266 children at 17 sites throughout Long Island, in areas not covered by counties or other summer lunch programs.
We thank Asofsky Family Foundation, Feeding America, geico Philanthropic Foundation, Howard E. Stark charitable Foundation, Marcie Mazzola Foundation, Newsday charities, Paul W. Zuccaire Foundation, St. John of Lattingtown, the rona Jaffe Foundation and the turan Family Foundation for their generous support of these important programs.
COMBATING CHILDHOOD HuNGER SENIOR MOBILE FOOD pANTRY
TARGETED HuNGER RELIEF pROGRAMS
A disturbing trend on Long Island is the increasing num-ber of senior citizens who are living in poverty. Many have seen their retirement savings wiped out from the ongoing economic recession. Still others live solely on Social Security or other assistance programs.
As a response to the growing need for assistance, in the Spring of 2011, Island Harvest launched a Senior Mobile Food Pantry, which brings food directly to senior citizens and persons with disabilities who need food assistance but may have difficulty reaching local pantries or other feeding programs. the Senior Mobile Food Pantry itself is a specially designed vehicle equipped to handle the distribution of food. to help avoid clients feeling stigmatized, the Pantry operator arranges the food in the appearance of a farmers market, and clients “shop” for what they need.
the Senior Mobile Food Pantry makes consistent weekly visits to three subsized housing facilities located in central Islip, Freeport, and East Hampton, and serves senior citizens and people with disabilities. during 2011, 4,805 senior citizens and those with disabilities received nearly 25,000 pounds of food, which supplemented more than 20,800 meals.
In addition to supplying nutritious food, a trained volunteer or a staff member from a partner organiza-tion accompanies the Senior Mobile Food Pantry to provide information and offer assistance on such topics as benefit eligibility, tax preparation, and fall prevention. Nutrition counseling and cooking demonstrations are also offered through the pantry.
4,805 SENIOR CITIZENS AND THOSE WITH DISABILITIES RECEIVED NEARLY 25,000
pOuNDS OF FOOD, WHICH SUPPLEMENTED OVER 20,800 MEALS.
SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM PROVIDED OVER 24,600 DAILY LuNCHES TO 1,266 kIDS.
KIDS WEEKEND BACKPACK FEEDING PROGRAM DISTRIBUTED OVER 50,000 FOOD pACkS TO 1,600 kIDS AT 19 SCHOOLS.
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We believe that awareness is the first step toward ending hunger on Long Island, and work with a wide variety of individuals and organizations to educate and advocate on the issue of hunger.
Island Harvest offers Education Programs for our network of member non-profit organizations to ensure that we can holistically help people in need. Financial literacy, budgets and nutrition education are just a few of the topics presented. through this we seek to raise awareness of hunger among the broader Long Island community, advocate for public policies, train feeding program personnel to assist their clients beyond the emergency provision of food and news that they can use along the way with many other tips throughout the year.
Our Finding Solutions workshops are offered at no charge for staff and volunteers of the members of our network. these workshops are offered in a ‘train the trainer’ format so that attendees can go back to their organizations and train others who provide direct sup-port to people in need. Workshop topics include food safety, SNAP (food stamps), cooking demonstrations, and children’s health. thanks to videoconferencing technology, workshops were held simultaneously in multiple sites across Long Island.
Our advocacy work strengthened considerably with the acquisition of the Mobilized Interfaith Coalition Against Hunger (MICAH) last year. the coalition consists of 400 community leaders that represent 270 different congregations, with a goal to remove barriers to food security on Long Island through letter writing cam-paigns, workshops, town-hall meetings, and information sharing. On May 17th Island Harvest held an all-day MICAH conference, Combating Hunger on Long Island: Addressing the Obstacles, at Hofstra university. the Key Note speaker was Kevin concannon, the under Secretary for Food, Nutrition and consumer Services, uSdA, who spoke about the Farm Bill and its importance to nutrition programs.
INCREASING puBLIC kNOwLEDGE
EDuCATION, ADVOCACY, AND HuNGER AwARENESS
BY BEING INFORMED AND MOTIVATED, EVERYONE CAN PLAY A ROLE IN ENDING HuNGER AND REDuCING FOOD wASTE ON LONG ISLAND.
OpERATION: HOpE
those that have served our nation in combat often face exceptional obstacles readjusting to civilian life. these may range from severe physical injury to post-traumatic stress disorder, as well as the challenge of beginning a new career in a weak economy. In the worst cases, veterans whose needs go unaddressed risk facing issues of hunger and food insecurity.
to help the many that are struggling and in need of food assistance, Island Harvest launched Operation: HOPE – a mobile food pantry specifically designed to assist veterans and the families of active duty personnel.
A volunteer team comprised of veterans deliver “HOPE packs” of food and necessities to the homes of veterans and military families in need. In addition, Operation: HOPE volunteers assist them in accessing information about medical benefits, counseling, SNAP (food stamp) assistance, and other benefits that can help.
We are grateful to NBtY Helping Hands for underwriting the Operation: HOPE mobile food pantry.
TARGETED HuNGER RELIEF pROGRAMS
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Love and Quiches desserts– the company’s cakes for Kids® program began partnering with Island Harvest in 2009 by donating birthday cakes to bring joy to less fortunate children on Long Island and now also includes the a generous donation of a portion of the company’s profits to help combat hunger in children.
these cakes not only nour-ish children’s body but also their souls as they celebrate another birthday.
For more than 15 years, Island Harvest has partnered with the National Association of Letter carriers and the united States Postal Service for the annual Stamp Out Hunger Food drive. collectively this is the largest one-day food drive in the country, and on Long Island.
Every year, thousands of Long Islanders leave bags of food by their mailboxes on the Saturday before Mother’s day. Letter carriers pick up the food and deliver it to a donated warehouse, where hundreds of volunteers sort and pack the food for immediate distribution to our network of member agencies.
the 2011 Stamp Out Hunger Food drive carried nearly 450,000 pounds of food for our neighbors in need!
LOVE AND quICHES DESSERTS
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS ANNuAL STAMp OuT HuNGER FOOD DRIVE
NBTY
NBtY, a leader in the community. For many years, NBtY Inc., a prominent manufacturer of nutritional supplements located in ronkonkoma, generously donated protein bars, nutritional beverages, and vitamins to Island Harvest. three years ago and every year since, NBtY Helping Hands, through its foundation, has contributed substan-tial funds and continued to surpass donated product. NBtY Helping Hands Foundation generously underwrote the purchase of our Operation: HOPE van, and donated the majority of the racking system currently utilized in our new Food distribution center.
CORpORATE FEATuRES
Island Harvest would not be able to function as effec-tively as we do without our volunteers. they donate food, contribute funds, host food drives, conduct food runs, visit schools and community groups to speak about the issue of hunger, and assist with accounting, graphic design, and general administrative tasks.
Our corporate volunteer program is especially robust. As a senior-level executive recently noted, “team based volunteerism is a wonderful experience…Our company benefits as they (our employees) learn lead-ership, communication and team-building skills. As the employee continues learning, they remain highly sought after skilled employees to the company.”
Our volunteer corps, more than 5,000 strong, includes people from all walks of life: students, senior citizens, concerned individuals and families, teams of company employees, and civic groups. All of our volunteers believe in our mission and the work we do – they are our greatest ambassadors!
during 2011, our volunteers contributed 74,700 hours of service…a value of more than $1.3 million!
VOLuNTEER OVERVIEw VOLuNTEER pROFILE
Volunteer Pat Bonelli first learned about hunger on Long Island from a speech Island Harvest President and cEO randi Shubin dresner gave seven years ago. Pat was so moved she immediately became a volunteer and has become an integral member of the Island Harvest team. As
Pat recently noted, “All of the volunteers that I work with are great and it’s because when you’re volunteering, you want to be there. these are people that are really giving of themselves and they really want to do good. It’s giving of yourself and it’s giving back to the community and that’s what’s important. If you give a little of yourself, it’s an act of kindness and everybody really needs to help each other in this time, in this economy. It definitely has made me a better person.”
THE BACkBONE OF ISLAND HARVEST
OUR VOLUNTEERS CONTRIBUTED OVER 74,700 HOuRS OF SERVICE, A VALUE OF MORE THAN $1.3 MILLION.
STAMP OUT HUNGER FOOD DRIVE CARRIED NEARLY 450,000 pOuNDS OF FOOD FOR OUR NEIGHBORS IN NEED.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFighting Hunger. Touching Lives.
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL pOSITION STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
ASSETS
cash and cash equilavents ..................................................................$2,067,092grants and contrubution receivable ........................................................199,341Investments in marketable securities .......................................................242,877Inventory ...................................................................................................17,798Pre-paid expense and other current assets .................................................9,174deposits .....................................................................................................13,708Property and Equipment- Net ..................................................................820,266
tOtAL ASSEtS ...................................................................................$3,370,256
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Notes Payable ......................................................................................................Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses .............................................$121,704
total Liabilities .........................................................................................121,704
Net Assetsunrestricted ..........................................................................................3,058,570temporarily restricted ..............................................................................189,982
total Net Assets ....................................................................................3,248,552
tOtAL LIABILItIES ANd NEt ASSEtS ...............................................$3,370,256
uNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS
SuPPOrt donated food .................................................................................... $12,256,998
Individuals, Businesses and grants ....................................................... 3,052,072Special Events .......................................................................................... 652,137
Other Income and Interest ...................................................................... 239,615Net Assets released from restriction ..................................................... 263,205
tOtAL SuPPOrt .............................................................................. $16,464,027
EXPENSESProgram Services ............................................................................... $15,506,120Management and general ...................................................................... 239,961Fundraising .............................................................................................. 508,695
tOtAL EXPENSES ............................................................................. $16,254,776
INcrEASE (dEcrEASE) IN uNrEStrIctEd NEt ASSEtS .................................................................. 209,251
TEMpORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS
Support for food rescue work ............................................................... $189,982restrictions satisfied by payments ........................................................... 302,367
INcrEASE (dEcrEASE) IN tEMPOrArILY rEStrIctEd NEt ASSEtS ...................................................................... -112,385
NEt INcrEASE (dEcrEASE) IN ASSEtS .................................................. 96,866
NEt ASSEtS - BEgINNINg .................................................................. 3,151,686
NEt ASSEtS - ENdINg ...................................................................... $3,248,552
............................................$2,474,346
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............................................$3,247,578
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..............................................2,849,319
.................................................302,367
..............................................3,151,686
............................................$3,247,578
.......................................... $13,525,713
.............................................. 2,682,986
................................................. 712,019
................................................. 182,026
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.......................................... $17,180,636
.......................................... $16,242,430
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.......................................... $16,937,057
................................................. 243,579
............................................... $302,367
................................................... 77,892
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................................................. 468,054
.............................................. 2,683,632
............................................ $3,151,686
DECEMBER 31, 2010 for the year ended December 31,DECEMBER 31, 2011
2011 2010
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FOOD DONORS
WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO ALL WHO GRACIOUSLY DONATED FOOD TO HELP OUR NEIGHBORS IN NEED.
21st century Foods30 Minute Fitness7-11Abbott Nutrition Airstream FoodsAlbert’s PizzaAll Metro Health care - LWAll round FoodsAllure Home ImprovementAmerican classic Ice creamAmerican classic Specialties corp.American Piethe Amsterdam At HarborsideAndels deliAnderson FarmsAnderson InternationalApple & EveAssociated SupermarketAu Bon PanAuL Superstore.comAuntie Anne’s Bachman distributorsBagel Boss Bagel Lovers of PatchogueBagel MasterBagelicious (Bagel Nook cafe)Bagelman of garden cityBagels Bagels BagelsBagels N’ StuffBakers of all NationsBanyan tree InvestmentsBasketworks, Inc.the Bay clubBay Shore uFSd - High SchoolBen’s Kosher deli Bruce BermanValerie BermudezBig geyserBilly dees PizzeriaBJ’s - Valley Stream Melvyn BrandlBridgeview Yacht clubBriermere FarmsBristal Assisted LivingJeffrey & Linda Brodskycafe dolce Vitacalda Pizza - Levittowncampbell’s Soup - university Parkcanon uSA, Inc.cardinale Bakerycedarhurst Yacht clubcentral Suffolk Hospitalcentral Virginia Foodbank, Inc.Melissa charleschateau Briandcheesecake Factory chipotle chocolate InnclustercNM Snack companycoca colacoffee distributing corp.cold Springcolonial Woods condoscommunity Food Bank of New JerseyconAgra
condzella Farmconsolidated Vendingcopenhagen Bakerycostco courthouse Kiwaniscrate & Barrel c-town Supermarketculinary conceptsKaren cunninghamcupcakecure Of Ars churchdannon - Orefield cold Storagedante’s Pizzeriacheryl davidsonday Havey Senior caredececcodeer run FarmsMelissa deleondensiesky Farmsdi carlo Foodsdi cocco PizzeriaStephanie di PretaAlan diamonddignity Home carethe dishAndrijdna dobra dodds & EderKathleen M. dooney dortoni Bakerydowntown cafe & Pizzadr. cordaro’s Officedream Street caterersdunkin donuts - Valley StreamEast Side Entrees, Inc.Jane EbersbergerElmont School district OfficeEntenmann’s Epoch FilmsEstelle contemporary Smoke HouseFacet Fine FoodsFairway MarketFamily Bagel of PlainviewFamous dave’sFancy Foods IncFashion deliversFeed our children Now/creative Money WorksFeed the children robert FeirsenLori Feldmancharles Ferrscarole & tom Flynn,Fox Hollow restaurantFrancesco’s Pizza & Pasta rest.Frank McBride & Sons Farm, Inc.Franklin Square Little BakeryFrank’s gourmet Pizza Inc.Fresh Ice cream coFrito Lay Inc. - WyandanchBrenda and Al Fulgierigabilas Food Productsgarden city HotelBarbara gassgeneral Electric commercial Finance
general Millsdave gerardi, Maximum Awesome.comgino’s Pizzagiunta’s Market gleaners Food Bank of Western Michiganglen Foodsglen Wayne Bakerygourmet Bake ShopgOYA - Secaucusgrand Lux cafeHelen grazianoguildnet Managed Long term careFrancisco guimaracsHabco Sales Inc.trudi HabermanMichael HamroffHansen’s beverage c/o Whitlock PackagingHarbes Family FarmHarbor Seafood Inc.gary c. HarmonHarold Levinson AssociatesHawthorne Valley FarmHealth Management resourcesHeinz -YorkHemingway’sHendburger, IleeneHodun Farms, IncNancy HoeringHofstra universityHolms citgo & tireHoltz rubenstein reminickHome companion ServicesHood MilkHorowitz, Howard & rosalynHowells, MynelleHuber International Melissa A. Hughes, Licensed PsychologistHuntington Village rehab & NursingHynes & chu LLPIavarone BrothersInstitute of Mgmt. Accountants- goya donation Intercounty BakersIrish American SocietyIron Horse BeveragesJ. Kings FoodShari Jacobsrudy JavoraJericho cider MillJericho deliS.c. Johnson & SonShelton t. Jones FoundationNicole & danielle Kaminski Marcia KatzKiwanis club of FreeportKellogg companyMarie KellyBeverly KepkeKFcKids In distressed SituationsKimberly-clark corporationKing Kullen Kinray - Whitestone
Kitchen Kabaret - East Hillsdonna KonopaKozy ShackKraft - HasletKwik LavaL & E Bagels IncLa MargaritaLa rosa’s PizzaLabarca Feine AssociatesLackman catering - Hofstra un.Jane Lapindianne LatugaJodi LehrmanFrank LeoneLeukemia Lymphoma SocietyLIJ - North Shore university HospitalLily Popcorn/Sarnow candyLocal 1102 rWdSu - uFcWAthena LoizosLong Island BananaLong Island Board of realtorsLong Island MarriottLong Island university - cW PostLove & Quiches M & r EateryM K Z FarmMaines NY Metro IncMama LinosMaria regina residence AdHSMaria’s Italian BakeryMarine corps League SunriseMario’s Italian KitchenMario’s PizzaMaroni cuisineMarshall coffeeMartin Sidor FarmsMaryland Food BankMaximopino cafeMcdonald’sMcKays Farm StandHelen McVettyPeter MichelmanMid Nite SnaxMid-Island collisoncathy MigdenMineola Lions clubMiniman Fun FoodsModern BakeryMontfort PublicationsMr. Miceli’s PizzeriaMurphy FamilyNassau candy distributors, Inc Nassau county dept. of Parks & recreationNassau county dept. of Public WorksNBtY NestleNeuhaus IncNew York ravioli Newport SalesNissequogue golf clubNOgA dairy Inc.North ritz club North Shore LIJ HospitalNorthern Illinois Food Bank
Michael Notochristina NotzioaNutrisystemOlive garden Organic JuiceOrganic Valley - cashton Oyster Bay Mano and Harbor House Senior centerOzburn Hessey LogisticsPalm Harbor FoodsPancho’s Border grill - great NeckPanera BreadPanico’s community MarketParadigm groupParkway community church Pasta ItalianoPathmark Janet PattersonLena Paynor & Aryn BrondoloMartha PepperPepsico Peter’s Fruit companyMary PfeifferPidy gourmet Pastry ShellsPinelawn Memorial Park garden MausoleumsPirandello restaurantPizza HutJohn PooltPorky Products Port royal SalesPort Washington Yacht clubPoultry Mart Inc.Purity OrganicQuaker tropicana gatorade Quarts caterersr & J Suppliesradakovic, Lydiared Lobsterreisters Bakery restaurant depot retroFuture Products, LLcriceland Foods rob’s really good Ice tearodale Publishingroe’s casadolce Bakeryrotary First HarvestMary Ann rudolphVincent J. russo & AssociatesMark SacksSands Shipping centerSang Lee FarmsMatthew SatchelSatur FarmsB. SawitskyJeffrey SchneiderLisa SchoenfeldSeviroli FoodsJudy ShaddockJennifer SheerinSherry’s Healthy gourmetLynn ShieldsShop-riteSusan SilvermanSmokey Bones - ronkonkomaLily Sohayegh
SoleSharmyn SolomonsSonu BeveragesSouth Huntington SchoolsSS Snacks Inc.St. charles HospitalStar Multi care Services, Inc. Starbucks Stop & Stopthe Stone turtleSuffolk county Bar AssociationSuN SuffolkSunny Fresh Foods/cargill Kitchen SolutionsSyscotaco Bell Ken tanzertargettd Banktemple Beth Am religious schoolSara thornedominick tolomeotoys r us trader Joe’s the transition Networkgreg travistropicana Beverage North America tudds VendingAshley turatouncle danny’s Pasta & ravioliuncle Wally’sunilever Best Foodsunilever unitrend uSA Inc.us Food Service utopia Home careV & V BeverageVentura Foods Vincent’s clam BarWakefern Food corporationWall’s Bake ShopWalmart Walong Marketing, Inc.Wantagh 5 & 10Watermill restaurant/catererstunn WatsonLiz WeiserWells Homestead Acre FarmsLaura WengerWesnofske SalesWestbrook Elementary SchoolWestbury ManorWhite Wave Whitsons Whole Foods Fresh FieldsJim WinshipWinthrop university Hospital Lilly WongWoodbury country clubBill YaroszYorkshire FoodsKathy ZandichZaro’s cafeEd Zelnicki FarmsZorn’s
FOOD DRIVES
1.800.Flowers.com carle place 2 1Source Electronic compontents 30 Minute FitnessAAA New York Abamont & Associates Absolute Yoga Advanced Hearing center Air Industries All Metro Helath careAllure Home ImprovementAmerican Portfolios Financial Services, Inc. Ameriprise Platinum Financial Services, Inc. Arch Stone Meadowbrook crossing Asplundh construction corp. Associated Payroll Autotrader.com glen cove Bank of America JerichoBanyan tree InvestmentsBarnes & Noble Westbury Barntique dealers’ Association Bayshore uFSd High SchoolBath Fitter Bender Insurance Agency, Inc. Bethpage Federal credit union Blockbuster Video Bracco diagnosticscablevision campbell’s Soupuniversity Parkcanon uSA, Inc.capital One Auto Finance car cruise Local 25 IBEW Electricianscedar realty trustcentral Island Health carecentury 21 dept. Store cheesecake Factory chernoff diamond & co. chyron corp. cleanway coach realtors colarossi & Williams Financial Services colonial Woods condoscoldwell Banker Syosset community chiropractic care contour Mortgage corp. coral graphic Services, Inc. cPI Aero curves daniel gale Sotheby’s International realty day Havey Senior caredealer track deloittedentsply/gAc department of Motor Vehicles BethpagedHL JFK dignity Home caredisney Store d’Lites of greenvaledr. capogna dr. cordaro’s Officedr. Michael Wininger Electronic components company
Elmont School districtEmblem Health Equinox Financial Partners Everbank Executive Business Media Federated Payments Fiat WestburyFirst rehabilitation Life Insurance Flex trade Forest Hills Financial group Frequency ElectronicsFrito Lay Inc. garden city dialysis davita garden city Mazda geico Woodburygeneral utilities, Inc global Facility Management & construction. Inc gold coast Physical therapy greenlawngold Metal gymnastics centereach grand Lux café garden city grassi & cO., cPAs, P.c.grifols therapeutics groovecar gymNest Harris Beach, PLLc Healthcare Partners ItA Hearst Business Media Hirsch International Hofstra universityHolms citgo & tireHome companion ServicesHome Sweet Home Yoga Hospice care Network Hub truck rental corp. Huntington coach corporation Huntington Village rehab & NursingIntrotek Island Advantage Island South PMr, Pc Ivy rehabJ. P. Morgan chase JJt Energy Hearts & Hoops for Hunger JP Morgan chase Kaizen center for Health & WellnessKirschenbaum & Phillips, P.c.Kiwanis club of FreeportKravitz Fabrics LaMystika Yoga Zumba Law Office of Jordan S. KatzLaw Office of robert P. tusa Law Offices of teresa M. Spina Lawrence ripak co., Inc. Leviton LI Beauty School LI Import Export Assoc. LI real Estate group Mineola Life coach, Inc. Lifetime AthleticsLifetime Brands Inc.
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WE ARE GRATEFUL TO ALL WHO CONDUCTED FOOD DRIVES ON BEHALF OF ISLAND HARVEST.
Little Yoga House Long Island Alzheimer’s FoundationLong Island Board of realtorsLong Island MarriottLong Island cW PostLong Island Pet Professionals Lufthansa Airlines Macy’s Marriott residence Inn Maximus Spa/Salon carle Place Medisys Management LLcMelody Makers of LI Mystro Music center Mesenger 112 chevroletMeyer, Suozzi, English & KleinMHW Ltd Midas Auto Service & tiresMill MAX Manufacturing corp. Mineola Lions clubMorgan Stanley Smith Barney Moritt Hock Hamroff and Horowitz LLP Morrison Senior diningMotivators MSc Industrial Supply MuMbLe MaN records LLc Earl green Municipal credit union Nassau co. Exec. Office Nassau county dept of Parks & recreationNassau county dept of Public WorksNassau Suffolk Law ServiceNature’s AnswerNetwork recovery NEW consulting corp & NatanEL Homes Inc. New York Islanders New York team Federal credit union Newman Orthodontics Newsday Finance dept.Nixon Peabody Jericho Norcatec North coast Financial North Shore LIJ Health System Foundation North Shore LIJ HospitalNSLIJ Hospital Volunteer ServicesNutricap Labs LLc NYcOMEd uS Inc. Fougera One Main Financial Ophthalmic consultants of LI Orlin & cohen Orthopedic AssociatesOSI Pharmaceuticals Panera Bread Payless Shoe Source Baldwin Perfumania Holdings, Inc.Petro Oil PhountainPIA NYS Insurance PMt Forklift corporation Progressive InsuranceProHealth care Administration Protection One SecurityPrudential douglas Elliman QrHI deer Park Quest diagnostics rabines chiropractic
ralph Ender Malter & co. LLPrapid Inc realtor Service center renewal By Anderson rockwell Automation/Anorad corporationroto rooter Services co. rPc Insurance Agency/Kingsway rPM Performance Salesmaster Flooring SolutionsSamson Management LLc San data corp Santinelli International - Perfecting the Art Inside the Frame Scales Industrial technologies IncScience of Spirituality Meditation center Sears Hardware Sephora Service By Air Service Span Siben & Siben, LLP Attorneys at Law Signature Bank garden city Social Security disability Adjudication & reviewSocial Security Administration Mineola Stasi BrothersSuffolk county Bar AssociationSuffolk county Executives Four Seasons Food driveSuffolk PAL Ice Hockey Anthony conzoSynergy Fitness club garden city Park Synergy Fitness club Syossetteachers Federal credit union Farmingville temple Beth AM religious Schoolthe B & g group the Burmax company the NcPd Fcu timecap Labs tri Ed dist. Inc. triState consumer Ins. co. ucP of greater Suffolk underwriters Laboratories unique Health and Fitness Farmingville united Health careunited SkatesuScIS department of Homeland Security uSdA Farms Service AgencyVerity Van LinesVeterans Medical center VA NorthportWachtler Knopf EquitiesWeight Watchers Wells Fargo Westerman Ball Ederer Miller & Sharfstein LLP White Oaks Nursing Home Winthrop university Hospital Advtg, Mktg & PrYardi Systems Yochi Yogurt, Inc. Zwanger Pesiri
$100,000 and aboveFeeding AmericaNBtY Helping Hands charity, Inc.
$50,000 - $99,999Asofsky Family Foundation Newsday charitiesState of New York department of Healthcounty of Suffolk Michael Sussman
$30,000 - $49,000Ahold Financial ServiceAnonymous Anthony CasagrandeDoherty Breads, LLC The Rona Jaffe FoundationKnapp Sweezey Foundation Inc.The Randi & Clifford Lane FoundationState of New York Dept of Tax & FinanceUnited Way of Long Island
$20,000 - $ 29,999Bank of AmericaBar Association of Nassau CountyGene BernsteinJay BernsteinBethpage Federal Credit UnionCitigroupThe Robert V. Hauff & John F. Dreeland FoundationCharles A. Frueauff FoundationLong Island Community FoundationThe County of NassauNIC Holding Corp. - MelvilleSanders Family FoundationFranca SchneiderThe Slomo and Cindy Silvian FoundationVerizon TreasuryIRA Waldbaum Family Foundation
$10,000 - $19,999Alpern Family Foundation, Inc.Frank J. Antun FoundationThe Barker Welfare FoundationBasil, Benjamin & ElizabethBimbo Bakeries USA, Inc.Bouchard Transportation Co.Richard L. Cohen Family FoundationComputer AssociatesEd FredFreeport Community Development AgencyFrito LayGeico Philantropic FoundationThe Peter J. Haller Family FoundationIsland Outreach FoundationJDSM Family FoundationLocal 338 RWDSU/UFCWMazonMSC Industrial Supply Co.New York Community Bank Foundation
The New York Community TrustPhiladelphia Indemnity Insurance CompanyProMACJudith & Donald Rechler FDN Inc.Howard E. Stark Charitable FDN Taste of the NFL, Hunger Related EventsSam Tell and Son, Inc.The Turan Family Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999All Season Restoration, Inc.AltronixTom AtivissimoThe Sandra Atlas Bass And Edythe & Sol G.The Milton V. Brown FoundationChris CallahanSteven K. CaputoBarry ChandlerCPI Aerostructures, Inc.D’Angelo FoundationDavid DinesElara Foodservice Disposables, LLC.Feinstein FoundationFood Bank of Southern TierHarmon Foundation Inc.Herald National BankJ. Kings Food Service Professionals, Inc.IGH Charitable Foundation, Inc.Iris and Saul Katz Family FoundationThe David Kimmel FoundationFrank LeoneThe Litwin Foundation, Inc.Long Island Board of Realtors, Inc.Macy’s FoundationRobert Monahan Henry & Lucy Moses Fund, Inc.Yvetta Rechler-NewmanRenewal by AndersonRiegel Transportation, Inc.SB Capital GroupRobert C. SchwenkelSimon Gift Cards Litigation FundFaculty Student Assoc., Stony Brook Univ.TD Charitable FoundationJohn TheissenThe TJX Foundation, Inc.Donald TuranoUPS FoundationVeeco Instruments, Inc.Elizabeth VenutiThe Leo Walsh FoundationWells Fargo AdvisorsThe Judith C. White Foundation, Inc.Yardi SystemsPaul W. Zuccaire Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999Alderman & Company LLPAlnor Oil Company, Inc.American Petroleum Distributors, LLC.
Ameriprise FinancialWalter AndersonArlyn ApolloHoward & Linda ArberArinc, Inc.Astoria Federal SavingsAtlanta Sosnoff Capital, LLCAnne & Thomas Attivissimo AXA FoundationRichard R. & Anne C. BalfourBancker Construction Corp.Andrew BarberisDan M. Barlev & Sharon GailGregory & Joann BartolottaChristopher BeckIra B. & Gisele BeerBethel United Penecostal ChurchBills Friendly Auto ServiceBiscotti, Toback & CompanyMichael & Elizabeth BlaskiewiczGerard BoehmeBond, Schoeneck & King, PLLCMitchell & Shari BuchbinderPatrick BurkeMargaret BuzzellCanon USA, Inc.Capital One N.A.Carnigie FabricsCertilman Balin Adler & Hyman, LLPAndrew Chavkin & Ellen WeissChernoff Diamond & Co., LLCCitigroup Trust DelawareStephan J. ColesSimon & Eve Colin FoundationComm. Workers Of America Local 1104Congregational Church Of ManhassetCountrywood Allan F. CurranPat Covelli FoundationCrossroads Healthcare Management, LLC.C.S. Mckee, LPCWI Medical LLCData Device CorporationMicahel & Susan Dell FoundationRobert DepaloMarita & Manfred DemenusSam DeutschDeutsche BankKevin DonnellyRichard Davoud Donchian FoundationDoppelt Family FoundationLeen & Jeffrey DoppeltJoan & Kenneth DoyleRandi Shubin DresnerEstee Lauder Inc.Joseph Dussich Empire National BankEarlybird Capital, Inc.East Lake ElementaryEast Meadow Soccer ClubEthan FalkoveFarmingdale State CollegeSusan and Leonard Feinstein FoundationFidelity Charitable Gift FundEugene P. FriedmanFramingham Foundation
Frequency Electronics Friends of Bradstock John H. FritscheJohn J. Fuchs Charitable TrustThe Abraham Fuchsberg Family FoundationFusco, Brandenstein & Rada, P.C.Mitchell & Susan GarberGarden City Middle SchoolGive With LibertyPatricia M. Golden Goldie Anna Charitable TrustAndrew GolubDavid & Janet GreenblattMichael & Linda GreenseidGroovecar Inc.Gundermann & Gundermann InsuranceDonna HandlerKenneth B. HankinsonHarbor Hills Elemetary SchoolDonna M. HartJamal H. & Adrienne M. HaughtonJoanne HawkinsKim HealeyDawn & Joseph HedgecockHeisman Trophy TrustKevin HeneghanHicksville American Soccer ClubHicksville UFSDJudith & Paul Hochhauser Foundation, Inc.Emmy HoernerIsland Federal Credit UnionIsolation Dynamics CorpThe Jacobson Family FoundationThe Jewish Center of the HamptonsJewish Communal FundAmber Kagan, & Amy L. VentryKappa Sigma FraternityKaufman Realty Corp.Jeffery KaufmanRichard V. KaufmanMartin T. KellySteven A. Klar FoundationKing Kullen Grocery Co., IncLinda KotinLance KubaDeborah And John KucharczykLamplighters Donna & Richard LapJohn E. LawlorLessner & Kosinski, D.D.S. PLLCSabrina LevinMatt LevineMichael & Gina LevyJo-Ann & Francis LivotiMartin LockheedDoris & Louis LombardiL.I Child & Family Develop. Serv., Inc.Long Island District NYSCULLong Island Entrepreneurs Group, Inc.LI Federation Of Labor AFL-CIOLong Island PulseL.I. Scottish Clan Macduff 81 Ltd.Lostritto Family FoundationLove And Quiches Desserts
Lufthansa German AirlinesRolf & Ann LundeliusLynbrook UFSDMacy’s Corporate ServicesJoseph & Laurel MancinoStephen MarronJay B. MarshallKeith MayMarcie Mazzola Foundation, Inc.Mary M. McCarthyEileen McGuireRobert McMeekinMetropolitan Club FoundationMiddle Bay Charitable FoundationMill-Max Mfg. CorpJeff MillerJeffery S. & Kim Anne MillerMineola Pacific Lodge #125Muhammad Farrukh MirzaThe Morey Family FoundationMoritt Hock & Hamroff, LLP.M Schamroth & SonsNational GridNassau Community College Foundation, Inc.Nassau County Assoc. For The EdNassau County Police Benevolent Assoc.NEFCU Nell-joy IndustriesSean NewmanNew York Administrative Employees #1180New York State AFL-CIONorth Shore Periodontics, PCCristina L. NotaroNYS Nassau. Superintendent School Et. AllJames & Nancy J. O’DonnellOlympusAbby & George O’NeillOpen Link Financial, Inc.Robin PaltisKathryn PaynePearson, Inc.Pearson Management ServicesEdward PecinkaPeople’s Alliance Federal Credit UnionLucille PerkinsMarcia & Ari PineLouis PizzileoAdrienne Plotch & Robert FeldmanJoe PrisinzanoPronto Restoration Group, LLC.Proscript Pharmacy Management, LLC.Prp Restaurant IncPurity ProductsWilliam J. QuinnMark & Jacqueline RechlerRichmond Hill Physician
Richner Communications, Inc.Riverhead Bay MotorsRoanoke Sand & Gravel CorpRoger Rechler FoundationThe Royal Bank Of ScotlandJack RubinsteinR.W. Presspritch & Co, IncScaffolding Services, Inc.Matthew SchamrothDavid ScheuerSchindler Elevator Corp.Schwab Charitable FundScreen Solutions, Inc.Loretta SehlmeyerJeff SeltzerThe Servants Heart FoundationLarry Siedlick & Jodi RedgateSteven SilverRobert & Mary Ellen SinkoWilliam SkinnerSpeed Wire, IncSt. John Of LattingtownSt. Patricks School BayshoreStar Performance MarketingStarbucks Bradley & Tristen SussmanJames SwearingenJohn K. & Margaret A.SweeneyTalecris BiotherapeuticsT.D Bank, N.ATeachers Federal Credit UnionTecumseh Elementary SchoolJohn TheissonThe Tilles Family FoundationMatthew TittlerEllen TorittoTown Of Oyster Bay Men Sanitation Assoc.Verizon WirelessVincent ViscuseThe Laura B. Volger FoundationThe Charles & Rose Marie Walsh FundIra WarrenStanley WeglarskiMr. & Mrs. David WeisnerWeissner FamilyWells Fargo BankLawrence & Judith WergelesLinda WhalleyMichael WileyAmy B. & Lawrence WilsonDiane And Howard Wohl Family Foundation Stephanie YacavoneKathryn ZakiM.B. & Edna Zale FoundationZeitz FoundationDan ZlotnickMonique Zorn
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CONTRIBuTORS (con’t) IN-kIND CONTRIBuTORS
1199SEIU Healthcare Workers East1175 Willis Avenue, LLB
$500 - $999Kenneth AckermanActive NetworkAir Industries Machining CorporationAlbany Avenue FacultyJohn E. AlexanderChaim & Ivy AlgazyAmalgamated BankDwight & Bonnie ArnesenThomas & Jennifer AmodioApplied Technologies of NY, Inc.James AvalloneBabtkis FDN.Babylon HondaWalter BachmanPaul & Laura BaderAnn Marie T. & John E. BakerLisa M. BallouThe Bartash FoundationBayview ElementaryCharles BedfordDianne BendernagelHilda BlevinsJane & Stanley BlumDavid BohnBrad BoldBoy Scouts Of AmericaMaria BrancoBreitstone & Co, Ltd.Steve BrettEric BrockRobert And Cynthia BroderickJudith BrodyKevin & Teresa BurkeButera’s Restaurant Of Woodbury IncCA, Inc. Matching GiftsMaryanne & Paul CadmusCalico Cottage, IncCalifornia AveRichard CanalizoJoseph CaraballeriaGeorge T. CarbainRobert B. CatellCentral Semiconductor CorpCenttre Avenue SchoolCharles S. Fields Charitable TrustThe Church Of The NazareneConstance CitrolaGlenn CohenDale ColeColleran O’hara & Mills, LLPCommerical Roofing Co., Inc.Nicholas Conway & Heather RileyCovert Elem, So. HempsteadRichard ConwaySamuel CookeAnn J CrawfordBecky CreavinLinda DarrochRobert & Grace Del GadioRosemarie DepaloSamuel DeutschDifazio Electric, Inc.
Michaelanne DiscepoloBette DixonDoreen Interiors, Ltd.EBM Executive Bussiness Media IncBarbaraanne FadenRobert Gladstone Family Foundation Inc.Jennie E Hewitt ElemJennifer & David EhlenFarmland Dairies, LLC.Raymond & Karen FarrellJames & Mayra FazioMarilyn & Larry FieldsFifth Avenue Of LI Realty Assoc.Lorraine FioreFirst Presbyterian Church Of SmithtownFrederick FischerFleming, Kerry M. & AntoinetteForest Laboratories, IncFork Lane Elem, HicksvilleJohn D. FowleBart FriedmanFulton Ave. SchoolJohn GannonFred I. GelfandStephanie GlaceGlen Head ElementaryGotham Personnel, LLCGreco Planning Group, Inc.Daniel & Laurie E. GrinbergGristedes Foods Inc.Habberstad NissanHall’s Carpet, Inc.John & Margaret HallowellHarbor View Foods Inc.George HarronThe Hartford Life Ins.Janice HassenfeldHealth & Welfare Council of LI, Inc.Patrick & Janet C. HearingThe Heart Center Federal Credit UnionKevin & Eileen HeneghanTheodore HenryRobert And Jacqueline HigginsHofstra UnivDavid HolmesIndependant Insurance Agents & BrokersInfiniti Of Massapequa, Ltd.Ingerman Smith LLP.Inside Entertainment GroupJackson AnnexGeorge A Jackson, JerichoHarry JansonJohn Theissen Children Foundation, Inc.Heidi KaminskyPaul KaplanHoward & Lauren KaufmanKaren KeatingKaren & Donald KoshanskySteven Lee KossRussell KosterPeter Kranes
KravetMartha & Marcelo KreiselLorrie & Michael LandsbergTina LearLevittown Baptist Church Deacn’s FundDavid LevyPaul LisiakLittler MendelsonLocal 1049 I.B.E.W.Local 1192 RWDSULocal 25 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 252Thomas & Patricia LoebLong Island School For The GiftedLong Island Scottish Rite BodiesLong Island TitleEdward A. & Barbara A. MajorManhasset UFSDManhattan Beer Distributios LLCManor Oaks New Hyde ParkDavid MartinezMass Bay Brewing Co.Robert MaurerMazda Imports Of Wantagh, Ltd.Members Mortgage Corp.Michael F. Stokes SchoolMiller Place HomemakersGerard MinginoH. & L. Singer MinottMary Lou MorellaKristen M. & Mark J. MulvihillKristen Mulvihill Jacquelyn MurrayNassau Cty Correction Pol. Act., Inc.Nassay Cty Fed Of Republican WomenNassau Financial Credit UnionNational Hockey League FoundationNew York State United TeachersLori-Ann & Matthew NeigerJohn Norbeck & Constance BerrillNSLIJ Health System Fed Credit UnionNorth Shore SynagogueThe Nussbaum Family Foundation Inc.Oceanside #2Oceanside #5Oceanside Christopher Fed. Credit UnionOrlin & Cohen Orthopedic Assoc., LLPP&P Pallets & Recyclers, Inc.Christina & Richard PanettaPeapod, LLC.John R. & Christine C. PeelerMichael PeltzJoseph & Gilda PeroneWilliam J. PeterCatherine PiroloMichael PlofkerPlumbers Local Union #1Thomas PrimianoReal Optical, LLCRobert ReganStuart & Nancy RichnerRidgewood Savings Bank
Robbie RiefbergJustus & Mary Ellen RiekCort RoopRoss SchoolKatthleen RuppSajiun Electric Inc.Brad SaltzmanJoel & Laura SandersJames SantaMatthew SatchellReginald & Marsha SchauderMark SchlauFelice SeemanSentar Fuel Co, Inc.Setauket Presbyterian ChurchJay ShapiroBeth ShalevSilverman Acampora, LLP.Howard Simon & Katherine HangleySkerries Tavern Inc.Maryanne B. & Patricia SlawinskiGeorge SmithKelly & Jason Smith Margaret SpandonisSpellman High Voltage ElectronicsSt. Luke’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Matthews ServicesLinda StocknoffStratford Road ElemSuffolk Bicycle Riders AssocSuffolk Transportation Service, Inc.Sun Auto Group Of WantaghGemma TonerT.O.B Sanitation Men’s Benevolent Assoc.Town Of Hempstead EmployeesWalter TozziTrinity Episopal ChurchTriple Crown Records, Inc.John TuthillU.F.C.W. Local 1500Utica National Insurance GroupJohn & Michelle TheobaldJoanne & Joseph TravisValley Stream Lion ClubThomas VarvaroVasta And Company, Inc.Vehicle Tracking Solutions Stephanie Weiss-TavroffWest End School, LynbrookWestbury Jeep Chrysler Dodge, Inc.Todd WhitonThe Whole You, LLC.Walter Wientge Jr.William Eugene Johnson EstateWalter & Jaqueline WolpertChristopher WoodAnn Wysocki
711A Holly PattersonA Taste of HomeA& C ExterminatingA&C exterminationAllegria HotelAmerican Classic Ice CreamAmerican Culinary FederationAmericana ManhassetAn East MeadowinAnthony Macagnone - Northeast Regional Council of CarpentersAramarkAt Your StoveBella Pelle by EliseBen’s Restaurant GroupBethpage Federal Credit UnionBig GeiserBlackstone SteakhouseBlue FishBrae Burn Country ClubBrian TaggartBrookville Country ClubBryant & Cooper SteakhouseBuenos Aires DelightCablevisionCablevisionCactus Hair PlusCanonCastlewood ApparelCBS Radio NYCedar Creek American Bar & GrillCIE Tours InternationalCipolliniCitibankCity Cellar Wine Bar & GrillCold Spring Country ClubConnetquot West/Noah Lam CostcoCPI AeroCrate & BarrelCreative Images SalonCrown ForkliftCrown PolyCupcake ContessasDanford’s Hotel & MarinaDavid ApplebaumDel Sol TanningDiCarlo FoodsDoug MauchDr. David GardnerEarlyBirdCapitalElectric BatteryEngineers Country ClubExecutive LimousineFamous Dave’sFarmingdale Truck WashFeatherstone BreadFloral Design by RafaelFourFox HollowFuture Tech
Garafalo CartingGarden City HotelGemelli’sGeorge Yfantopulos - The Beacon GroupGovernor’s Comedy ClubGreat Neck SawGreenvale BagelsGrimaldi’s Brick Oven PizzaGundermann & GundermannHall’s CarpetHampton Hills Golf & Country ClubHarbor Ballet TheatreHarborview FoodsHard Rock CaféHarrison Leifer DiMarcoHauppaugeHauppauge (Oser Avenue)Helene MashalHerrill LanesHildebrandt’sHiloHilton Long Island / HuntingtonHofstra BasketballHoliday Inn Express & SuitesHonu Kitchen & CocktailsHoward WechslerIce Sculpture DesignsInterbrand LLCInwood Country ClubIsland Hills Golf ClubIzabel Lam NYJ&B Restaurant PartnersJ. Kings Food Service ProfessionalsJ. Martin SalonJ. Trapani JC- IrrigationJ.KingsJack of DiamondsJeff WeinerJennifer CoulonJJT EnergyJohn AbitabileJohn CastellaneJohn Franta John Shepard - Painters DC9 UnionJonathan’s RistoranteKevin Harvey - Local 25 IBEWKevin PollackKJOYKramer LevinLa Bonne BoulangerieLarry Rubin Lee Beck Heit, Esq.Leslie Hall - Halls Carpet LI Golfing MagazineLI Picture FrameLiberty MoversLiberty Moving & StorageLifetime BrandsLita CarballeiraLittler MendelsonLiz Cruise
Lloyd (Hauppauge Building Owner)Lloyd Shocat Loafer’s Bakery & Gourmet ShoppeLong Island DucksLong Island Radio GroupLove & QuichesLuigi’s Italian TrattoriaMajors Steakhouse - WoodburyMarchon EyewearMark of ExcellenceMarneycakes, Inc.Martha Clara VineyardsMassage for WellnessMassapequa Mercedes BenzMaui Wowi Coffee & SmoothiesMaximus SpaMelville MarriottMessina MarketMeyer, Suozzi, English & KleinMiddle Bay Country ClubMill Creek TavernMim’s RestaurantMSCNail & Spa 200Nassau Suffolk Truck WashNBTYNew Jersey NetsNew York Business SystemNew York IslandersNew York LifeNew York MetsNisen SushiNissequogue Golf ClubO Solel MioOffice WorxOld Westbury GardensOnyx PrintingOrpheus Spa & SalonOtto Keil FloristPacific LifePage OnePanera BreadPepsi AmityvillePete’s Golf ShopPiccolo RistorantePMT ForkliftPoco LocoPOSH SalonPride EquipmentPrima Dona CosmeticsR.W. Roge & CompanyRare650Renewal by AndersonRicardo Mendez - Divine Electric Richard Bivone - RMB Development Consultants, Inc.Richner CommunicationsRobert WishnewRonald J. KrowneRuth Chris SteakhouseSalon PopSam Tell & SonsSandi NussbaumSeascapesService IdeasSheralven Enterprises
Sheraton Long IslandSherwin William St. JamesStabucks Coffee CompanyStarbucksStephen McDermottSummit LodgeSweet Karma DessertsTam O’ShanterTanger OutletsTD BankThe Advantage GroupThe ChateauThe MetropolitanThe Rub BBQTilles CenterTMT Excel CommunicationsUncle Bacala’sUPSUS Open Utica CutleryVanguard Fire & SecurityVerizonViana Hotel & SpaWaste ManagementWings Over FarmingdaleWonderful Wedding CakesYellow Jacket River GuidesYorkshire FoodsYorkshire FoodsYoung’s Liquor StoreZorn’s
Island Harvest would not be able to accomplish what is described in this report without the generous in-kind support of the following.