ANNUAL REPORT 2015Helping to feed Hawaii’s hungry!

A Note to You...Dear Friends,

It cannot be overstated: hunger is devastating.

The Hawaii Foodbank Board, Staff and Volunteers work tirelessly

to provide food for Hawaii’s hungry children, seniors and families.

Through our member agencies, we are feeding 287,000 individuals

statewide each year.

We are pleased to share the Hawaii Foodbank’s accomplishments in our

32nd year of serving the hungry in our community. In Fiscal Year 2015,

we distributed over 12.2 million pounds of food, which is the equivalent

of over 9.6 million meals.

With your continued commitment, we are working hard to help

mothers, fathers and children in our community who may go to bed

hungry. Thank you very much for helping feed islanders in need!

With your support, moving forward we will continue to work toward

our vision that no one goes hungry in Hawaii. We look forward

to joining forces with you in the fight against hunger in our island

community.

Mahalo for your support!

Linda Chu Takayama Dick Grimm

Chair President & CEO

“The people of Hawaii are one ohana. The Hawaii Foodbank provides food so that no one in our family goes hungry. We work to gather food and support from our communities. We then distribute food through charitable agencies to those in need. Our mission is from the heart, and we will fulfill our mission with integrity, humanity and aloha.”

Our Mission

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MAHALO!

Hunger in Hawaii

287,000

Your food and monetary donations to the Hawaii Foodbank help feed these people today and give them hope for a better tomorrow. Mahalo for your generous support!

People served through Foodbank programs annually

Low-income families • Working individuals • Homeless • Disabled and war veteransUnderemployed and unemployed • Emergency Food Assistance

62%Food or Utilities

1 IN 5islanders in need

47,894 KEIKI & OVER 46,000 KUPUNA

56%Food or Medical Care

48% Food or HousingTO

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Flow of the Food

Over 200• Food Pantries• Feeding Programs• Homeless Shelters • Soup Kitchens• Domestic Abuse Shelters• Rehabilitation Centers• Ohana Produce Plus Program• Feeding Our Future Program• Food 4 Keiki BackPack Program• Commodity Supplemental Food Program• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Program• Meals for Minds Program• Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program

Member Agencies

Nearly 300• Food Manufacturers & Growers• Food Purchases• Food Retailers & Wholesalers• Feeding America• Individual & Corporate Canned Food Drives• Federal Food Commodities

FoodSources

• Children• Senior Citizens• Low-income Families• Working Poor• Homeless• Underemployed• Unemployed• Disabled• War Veterans

Hawaii FoodbankIn our 23,668 square-foot warehouseon Oahu and our 4,750 square-footwarehouse on Kauai we:

• receive • inventory• inspect • store• sort • distribute

perishable & non-perishable food

People We Serve

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MEMBERS Cindy Bauer, Surfing the NationsRick Blangiardi, Hawaii News Now Stanley Brown, ConAgra FoodsBrian Christensen, The Pint Size CorporationChuck Cotton, iHeartMediaSarah Fargo, Community VolunteerDennis Francis, The Honolulu Star-AdvertiserRoger Godfrey,* Community VolunteerMichael Gold, HMSALarry Ishii, American Savings BankSteve Johnson, Community VolunteerCharlie King, King Auto CenterD.K. Kodama, DK RestaurantsPastor Timothy Mason, Calvary by the Sea Lutheran ChurchJeff Moken, Island AirJade Moon, Community VolunteerAli Nikkhoo, Horizon LinesBarry O’Connell, HFM FoodServiceSheri Rolf, Rolf AdvertisingDaryl Sato, Community VolunteerMary Sellers, Bank of HawaiiMark Tonini, Hawaii Foodservice Alliance LLCEd Treschuk, Sullivan Family of Companies

Who We AreHawaii Foodbank Board

Linda Chu Takayama, ChairDirector, Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, State of Hawaii

KAUAI ADVISORY BOARDCharlie King, King Auto CenterOrlando Dutdut, Foodland Super Market, Ltd.Chrystal Fernandes,* Walmart Lesah Merritt, Safeway Food & Drug StoreGordon Yee, YeeCorp FinancialPeter Yukimura, Koa Trading Company

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS

Richard Grimm, President & CEO

Polly Kauahi, Vice President & COO

Connie Bennett, Director of Finance

Kenneth Ito, Director of Warehouse Operations

Mike Kajiwara, Director of Product Resources

Roxanne Stark, Director of Agency Affiliations

OAHU STAFF

Scott Andras, Driver

Larry Arakaki, Chill & Freezer Supervisor

David Avei, Receiving Clerk

Kim Bartenstein, Food Drive Manager

Vicente Cervantes, Operations Support & Data Processing

Ka’ipolani Cullen, Volunteer Coordinator

Arthur Domingo, Driver

Alapati Fale, Driver

Zipporah Fernandez, Agency Affiliations Assistant

Lara Grimm, Donor Relations Coordinator

Chris Hironaka, Operations Support

Glen Inouye, Warehouse Supervisor

Ike Iwatani, Chill & Receiving

Veralynn Kealoha-Kamaka, Agency Affiliations Assistant

Robert Kay, Salvage Coordinator

Lori Kaya, Grants & Communications Manager

Ahmed Khan, Driver

Jerwin Laguinday, Chill & Receiving

Tasha Major, Special Events Coordinator

Megan Norris, Development Assistant

Cece Paperd, Accountant & Human Resources

Happy Rivera, Cashier

Jo Salmons, Receptionist & Administrative Assistant

Elizabeth Sataraka, Dispatcher & Donations Supervisor

Afa-Jesse Seumanu, Chill & Receiving

Numia Toese, Driver

Bao Quoc Tran, Driver

John Valdez, Assistant Warehouse Supervisor

KAUAI STAFF

James Hughes, Driver

Michelle Panoke, Agency & Administrative Supervisor

Wesley Perriera, Warehouse Supervisor

Gene ‘Dave’ Stokely, Warehouse

Our Staff

*In Memoriam

Richard Grimm, President & CEOHawaii Foodbank, Inc.

Neill Char, TreasurerFirst Hawaiian Bank

James Starshak, SecretaryCarlsmith Ball LLP

Gerald Shintaku, 2nd Vice ChairKraft Foods in Hawaii

Noel Trainor, 1st Vice ChairSavoy Consulting LLC

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Donations & DistributionWhere does the food come from?The Hawaii Foodbank on Oahu and Kauai received over 14.3 million pounds of perishable and nonperishable food in fiscal year 2015. Mahalo to the generous support of food industry donors, as well as company and community food drives throughout the year.

Of the food received, nearly 2.8 million pounds were purchased, thanks to your monetary donations and grant funding. Additionally, Hawaii Foodbank committed a portion of our annual operating budget for food purchase. Your financial support helped purchase containers of potatoes, onions, apples, pears and rice, as well as cans of beef stew, spaghetti, chili, luncheon meat and tuna.

Where does the food go?The Hawaii Foodbank on Oahu and Kauai distributed over 12.2 million pounds of food from our warehouses in Mapunapuna, Oahu and Puhi Industrial Park, Lihue, Kauai.

The Foodbank partnered with over 200 member agencies last year. Dedicated agency staff and volunteers assembled and distributed food bags, prepared and served meals and organized community-wide food distributions across Oahu. Their compassion and hard work with islanders in need, helped distribute millions of pounds of food last year.

We also shipped 171,647 pounds of food to Partner Distribution Organizations, the Maui Food Bank and The Food Basket on the Big Island.

USDA 9%

Hawaii Retailers 34%

Manufacturers, Wholesalers & Growers 30%

Purchases 20%

Community Food Drives 7%

Other Programs 2%

Ohana Produce Plus Program 59%

Pantries 28%

Shelters & Soup Kitchens 5%

Neighbor Islands 6%

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Ohana ProgramsOver the last 18 years, the Hawaii Foodbank and our member agencies have distributed millions of pounds of fresh produce and food to underserved communities on Oahu through the Ohana Produce Plus Program. Donated and purchased food is distributed to low-income families, the elderly, disabled, the homeless and the working poor in communities island-wide.

Last year, the Foodbank worked with 29 member agencies to distribute over 3.6 million pounds of fresh produce and nearly 3.2 million pounds of baked goods, dairy products, eggs, cereal, snack foods and beverages.

Ohana community food distribution sites distribute food to an average of 16,646 people per month and help feed even more people, each person receiving food for a household of two or more members. For many families, the Ohana Produce Plus Program is their only source of fresh fruits and vegetables.

Last year, the Ohana Produce Plus Program served 21 communities on Oahu through 29 member agencies.

Ohana Produce Plus Program

6.8 million POUN

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received16,646 PEO

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4Leeward C oast• Boys and Girls Club, Ewa Beach• Calvary Chapel Pearl Harbor• City of Joy Assembly of God• Hale Ola Hoopakolea, Inc.• Honolulu Community Action Program – Leeward• Sacred Heart Church Waianae

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North Shore• Hope Chapel Kahuku• North Shore Christian Fellowship• Once-A-Month Church

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Central Oahu • First Assembly of God – Red Hill• First Assembly of God – Central Wahiawa• Honolulu Community Action Program – Central• House of Faith Christian Ministries• Lighthouse Outreach Center Assembly of God• Surfing the Nations• Waipahu United Church of Christ

2 Honolulu • Angel Network Charities, Inc.• Calvary Assembly of God • Feeding Hawaii Together• Honolulu Community Action Program

– Kalihi/Palama• Institute For Human Services• King’s Cathedral Oahu• Kokua Kalihi Valley (KPT)• Kukui Gardens• Mutual Housing Association of Hawaii• Palama Settlement • Surfing the Nations

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Windward C oast• Dynamic Compassion in Action• Honolulu Community Action

Program – Windward• KEY Project

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Purchases 20%

Pantries 28%

Shelters & Soup Kitchens 5%

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Keiki Programs

Food 4 Keiki BackPack ProgramFrom October 2014 through May 2015, over 400 students from low-income families at Princess Victoria Ka`iulani Elementary School in Kalihi received food through the Food 4 Keiki BackPack Program.

Once a week, students who qualified for the free or reduced school lunch program, received backpacks filled with nutritious and easy-to-prepare foods to take home over the weekend. Backpacks were packed with pasta meals, soups, cereals, fruit, apple sauce and pudding cups, snacks, chocolate milk and fruit juice.

The Foodbank distributed 13,440 BackPacks through the Food 4 Keiki BackPack Program during the 2014-2015 school year.

Mahalo to our program donors who helped purchase food and backpacks to provide meals to children at risk of hunger. And thank you to our volunteer groups who donated their time and effort. They truly gave from their hearts to prepack the food throughout the school year.

Feeding Our FutureThe Sodexo Foundation and the Hawaii Foodbank have partnered over the past 11 years to organize Feeding Our Future, a summer lunch program for children at risk of hunger.

Each year, the Sodexo Foundation purchases approximately $25,000 of food for the program. The food is stored at the Sodexo facility, University of Hawaii at Manoa, where staff cooks hot meals for pick up by participating Foodbank agencies.

From June 9 through July 18, 2014:

Mahalo to our member agencies for helping to distribute lunches to keiki in need:

• Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii

• HCAP: Youth Services• Institute for Human Services• Mutual Housing Association• Princess Victoria Ka`iulani Elementary School

distributed to9,266 430 STUD

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given to13,440 420 STUD

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BACK

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Kupuna Programs

Senior Farmers Market Nutrition ProgramThe Hawaii Foodbank, in partnership with the State Office of Community Services and the United States Department of Agriculture/Food and Nutrition Service, organized the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program from June through October 2014.

The goal was to provide low-income seniors with fresh fruits and vegetables, increase awareness of the benefits of healthy, well-balanced diets and stimulate Hawaii’s economy through local farmers markets.

People who benefitted from this program were Hawaii residents:

• 60 years or older• At or below 185 percent of the Federal Poverty Guidelines for Hawaii• Disabled individuals 60 years and under

The Foodbank and partners provided:

Mahalo to our agencies for their help in certifying the elderly and disabled and providing language interpreters to explain the process throughout.

Commodity Supplemental Food ProgramThe Hawaii Foodbank is proud to announce the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) beginning April 2015 otherwise known as the “Senior Food Box Program”.

Our goal is to provide 2,400 seniors with supplemental foods such as non-fat dry milk and/or UHT milk, cereal, juice, peanut butter, rice, canned meat, fruits and vegetables. Seniors must be a Hawaii resident at least 60 years of age and have an monthly household income of less than $1,467 for a single or $1,985 for a couple. Verification of age and residency will be required to certify seniors who in turn, will receive a box of food monthly.

From April to June 2015:

Geri O’Leary of Sts. Peter and Paul Church says, “we feel privileged to assist the Hawaii Foodbank with the Senior Food Box Program. It is a great service to our seniors and they have vigorously expressed their gratitude for the extra monthly food. Thank you, Hawaii Foodbank!”

received1,184 2,610 FOOD

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valued at4,116 $205,800 S E N I O R S S E RV E D TO PURCHASE FRESH PRODUCE

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HF B Special Events

Over the last decade, proceeds from the Hawaii Foodbank Golf Classic have provided over a million meals for Hawaii’s children, seniors, and families in need.

The beautiful Hawaii Prince Golf Club welcomed 48 teams to the 11th Annual Hawaii Foodbank Golf Classic. It was a day of friendly competition to benefit the Hawaii Foodbank and help feed the hungry.

The Hawaii Foodbank 11th Annual Golf Classic raised funds enough to provide food for over 85,000 meals thanks to the commitment and dedication of the 2015 Hawaii Foodbank Hospitality Coalition. A very big Mahalo to our Eagle Sponsor HMSA, and to our Birdie sponsors First Hawaiian Bank, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Horizon Lines and Meadow Gold Dairies.

YOU made a difference in somebody’s life just by adding a small donation

to your grocery bill!

Golf Classic

Kraft Foods in Hawaii sponsors this annual holiday campaign held during the months of November, December and January. Participating stores include: Times Supermarkets and Safeway statewide; Don Quijote Honolulu, Pearl City, and Waipahu; Tamura’s Market Hau’ula, Kalaeloa and Wahiawa; Tamura’s Fine Wine & Liquors on Oahu and Maui, Tamura Super Market in Waianae, KTA Super Stores and ChoiceMART on the Big Island and Big Save Markets on Kauai.

Last year, retailers and their customers raised funds to provide food for over 645,000 meals to help feed Hawaii’s children, seniors and low-income families.

Mahalo to our store partners and their loyal customers for raising much needed funds to help islanders in need.

Your gift helped agencies distribute over 12 million

pounds of food to the needy in Hawaii this year.

Kraft Check-Out Hunger

806 Walkers representing Hawaii Foodbank agencies gathered at the Mayor Frank F. Fasi Civic Center for the 10th Annual Hunger Walk sponsored by the Harry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong Foundation. The Hunger Walk is an annual fundraising campaign for agencies to build financial and community support to help restock pantries with Foodbank food to feed the needy.

Last year, agencies fundraised to provide food for over 298,000 meals, exceeding the goal of 250,000 meals.

Top Three Fundraisers 1. Calvary Chapel Pearl Harbor 2. Sts. Peter and Paul Church 3. St. Pius X Church

Mahalo to all who made donations of dollars or volunteered time and effort to support their nonprofit organization of choice.

Foodbanking has changed dramatically in the last ten years. In 2004, the Foodbank only had to purchase 1% of the food we distributed. For the last several years, we have had to purchase over 20% of the food distributed each year in order to keep up with the demand.

The RACK-A-THON Campaign to Fill Our Warehouse Shelves is an opportunity for our Sponsor Organizations to do just that. In its first year, 19 Sponsor Organizations raised funds to purchase food to provide over 445,000 meals for islanders in need. By participating in this initiative, these organizations know that 100% of every dollar contributed will be used to purchase, transport and distribute food to Hawaii’s hungry.

This food goes to help feed families and individuals who are finding it hard to make ends meet, seeking a job, securing housing or are dealing with overwhelming personal or medical challenges.

RACK-A-THON

Hunger Walk

RACK-A-THON donations will ensure food will flow into our warehouse and out to the people in Hawaii who need it the most.

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HF B Special Events

Hawaii Foodbank challenged the people of Hawaii to raise food and dollars to provide ONE MILLION MEALS to islanders in need!

On Saturday, May 9, 2015, the National Association of Letter Carriers once again spread out across Hawaii to help provide assistance to islanders who are struggling with hunger.

The Food Drive effort is the state’s largest single-day drive. Last year, 533,449 pounds of food were collected, which brought the grand total of donations to more than 6.8 million pounds of food collected since 2000.

Mahalo to the National Association of Letter Carriers, Hawaii State Letter Carriers, United States Postal Service, event sponsors, trucking support, media and many, many volunteers for helping to make this Food Drive a success!

Hawaii Foodbank kicked-off the 26th Annual Food Drive in January with a Kickoff Breakfast, hosted at the Hilton Hawaiian Village, Coral Ballroom. The goal of the Kickoff Breakfast was to gather community and corporate support for the Hawaii Foodbank’s largest fundraising effort - the Annual Food Drive.

This year’s Annual Food Drive culminated on Saturday, April 18, 2015, with over 1,800 volunteers reporting for duty from Kaneohe to Waianae, to raise awareness of hunger in Hawaii and to collect food & funds for the Hawaii Foodbank 26th Annual Food Drive. Sign wavers and fish netters lined the streets, to collect food and dollars at our 10 official collection sites: Kapolei Commons, Koko Marina Center, McCully Shopping Center, Pearl City Shopping Center, Pearl Highlands Center, Town Center of Mililani, Waianae Mall Shopping Center, Waiokeola Congregational Church, Waterfront Plaza and Windward City Shopping Center.

Mahalo to all who contributed in their own way that day: drivers and passersby who donated food or dollars, vendors that donated services or goods, organizations that hosted a food drive and our valued volunteers who committed hours of service to help feed Hawaii’s hungry. We could not have done it without you. Thank you all for a successful 26th Annual Food Drive!

Annual Food Drive

National Association of Letter CarriersMore than 20 of Hawaii’s culinary masters gathered at the Hawaii Foodbank warehouse in Mapunapuna to do what they do best: feed our community.

Our guests tasted delicious samplings from Hawaii’s most talented culinary artists and drank fine wines, craft beers, special whiskeys and signature cocktails, all while enjoying live music and entertainment. They had the opportunity to bid on an exciting assortment of prizes in our silent auction, and one lucky group won a whole lot of wine at the famous Cellar Door!

A huge mahalo to our 2015 featured chefs, restaurants and beverage distributors for their time, talent and delectable dishes!

Great Chefs® Fight Hunger

More than 6.8 million pounds of food collected

since 2000.

Proceeds from Great Chefs® Fight Hunger provide food for 240,000 meals to help feed islanders in need.

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Special Events Benefiting Hawaii Food bank

Alakai Vending Corporation Hawaii Foodbank Water Sale

Aloha United Way Annual Campaign

Aloun Farms Pumpkin Patch & Sweet Onion Festival

American Institute of Architects Honolulu & Pearlridge Center Canstruction®

Bank of Hawaii Live Kokua Campaign

Don Quijote Kraft Check-Out Hunger

Federal Employees Combined Federal Campaign & Feds Feed Families

First Hawaiian Bank Kokua Mai Employee Campaign

Foodland Bag Up Hunger, Give Aloha & Change Angels

Hawaii Bankers Association Annual Food Drive

Hawaii Energy Rid-A-Fridge to Fight Hunger

Hawaii Food Industry Association Annual Golf Tournament

Honolulu Disc Golf Association Shave Ice Bowl

Inspiration Interiors Stressless® Seating Campaign

ITOEN (USA) Golf Tournament

Kaiser Permanente Wellness Drive

Kauai United Way Annual Campaign

KFC Hawaii Change Angels & “Your Change Creates Change” in-store collection

Macy’s Bag Hunger & Shop For A Cause

National Association of Letter Carriers Letter Carriers Food Drive

The Pampered Chef Round-Up From the Heart® Campaign

Safeway, Inc. Kraft Check-Out Hunger & Help Us End Hunger Food Drive

Stamped with Aloha Stampin’ Out Hunger

State of Hawaii, Hunter Education Program National Hunting & Fishing Day

SJ Foundation Waikiki SPAM® Jam

Tamura Enterprises, Inc. Kraft Check-Out Hunger

Tamura Super Market Kraft Check-Out Hunger

Times Supermarkets & Big Save Markets 38th Annual Charity Golf Tournament & Kraft Check-Out Hunger

Ward Centers City Lights Trolley Tour

In our 2015 fiscal year, your support of Foodbank fundraisers and food drives represented 26 percent of our annual revenue. Community partners, corporate sponsors and you – the public – contributed to the success of each event.

Mahalo to these organizations and many others for their valuable partnerships in raising food and dollars to help feed the hungry in Hawaii:

Times Supermarkets 38th Annual Charity Golf Tournament

Canstruction®Shave Ice Bowl

ITOEN Charity Classic Golf Tournament

Waikiki SPAM® Jam

National Hunting & Fishing Day

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Hawaii Food bank – Kauai Branch HighlightsWorking together to help feed Kauai’s hungry.

received13,000 1,195,209KA

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Kauai AgenciesAloha Church AOG Boys and Girls Club-Kapaa Chow Project Christ Memorial Church Church of the Pacific Eleele Baptist Church Hale Ho’omalu Hina Mauka Holy Cross Church Hui O Na Makuahine Kalaheo Missionary (Love Kauai) Kapaa Missionary Church Kapaa Seventh Day Adventist Kauai Bible Church Kauai Economic Opportunity Kauai Lighthouse OutreachKoloa Union ChurchLihue Court TownhomesLihue Missionary ChurchNana’s HouseSt. Catherine Parish St. Michael All Angels ChurchSt. Raphael Food PantrySt. Williams ChurchThe Salvation Army (Hanapepe)The Salvation Army (Lihue)U-Turn for ChristWest Side Christian Center AOGYWCA-Kauai

Receiving the keys from Michelle

Panoke is Brian Aiston and Tonya

Ortiz of Lihue Court Townhomes.

Safeway Assistant Manager Lucienne

Muse, volunteer Angela Bolosan and

Michelle Panoke.

O V E R

Safeway “Help Us End Hunger”In November 2014 we helped Safeway pack bags for their Help Us End Hunger Campaign. Safeway sold these bags of food for $10.00 and donated them to the Hawaii Foodbank-Kauai Branch. This campaign netted 9,559 pounds of food for the needy on Kauai.

Paying it ForwardA few years ago, we received a van from Sheraton Kauai Resort, with which, we have hauled thousands of pounds of food for our agencies over the years. Recently we were blessed with another donated vehicle from Sheraton Kauai Resort to replace the van. Since we are in the business of paying it forward, we’ve decided to pass on blessings to one of our hard-working agencies.

St. Catherine Food Pantry Celebrates 4th AnniversaryIn 2014, the St. Catherine Food Pantry celebrated their 4th anniversary serving the people from the Kawaihau District on the island of Kauai. Mark Whitson, pantry coordinator says that 90% of the food distributed comes from the Hawaii Foodbank - Kauai Branch. Each week, the St. Catherine Food Pantry picks up between 2,000 to 3,000 pounds of food. It is brought back to the Kapaa church where it is distributed each week. Congratulations on your success!

National Association of Letter Carriers Food DriveThe Hawaii Foodbank — Kauai Branch would like to extend our appreciation to the Local Chapter of the Hawaii State Letter Carriers and many, many volunteers for helping to make the 2015 NALC Food Drive a success! | 13

Member AgenciesAbundant Life United PentecostAiea Seventh-Day Adventist ChurchAngel Network Charities, Inc.Ark of Safety Christian FellowshipArmed Services YMCA - AMR OutreachArmed Services YMCA (Schofield)Beyond The 4 WallsBoys and Girls Club - Ewa BeachBoys and Girls Club - HonoluluBoys and Girls Club - WaianaeBrethren of Christ InternationalCalvary Assembly of GodCalvary Chapel Pearl HarborCedar Assembly of GodCenter of Deliverance Church of GodCentral Oahu Youth Services AssociationCentral Samoan Assembly of GodCentral Union ChurchChild & Family Service - Healthy Start EnhancedChild & Family Service - Healthy Start OahuChow ProjectChurch of Christ at Pearl HarborChurch of God of Prophecy - KaneoheChurch of the New TestamentCity of Joy Assembly of GodCity of Refuge Christian ChurchCommunity ClearinghouseCorvette Center MinistriesDynamic Compassion in ActionEaster Seals Hawaii - Ewa Beach ADHEaster Seals Hawaii - Napuakea ADHEwa Beach Baptist ChurchEwa Beach United Methodist ChurchFamily Promise of HawaiiFeeding Hawaii TogetherFirst Assembly of GodFirst Assembly of God - WindwardFirst Assembly of God - Central WahiawaFirst United Methodist ChurchFOSLIC-Foundation of Spiritual Liberty in ChristFountains of the Living WaterFull Gospel Church of OahuFull Gospel TempleGood Samaritan Church dba Mataala & TataGreater Mount Zion Holiness ChurchGregory House - Save the FoodbasketGregory House ProgramH-5Habilitat, Inc.Hale Kipa Youth OutreachHale O Honolulu

Hale Ola Hoopakolea, Inc.Harbor House, Inc.Hawaii Church For The DeafHawaii LiteracyHonolulu Community Action Program - CentralHonolulu Community Action Program - Kalihi/PalamaHonolulu Community Action Program - Leeward Honolulu Community Action Program - WindwardHonolulu Community Action Program - Youth ServicesHina MaukaHoly Hill of Zion Full GospelHonolulu Church of GodHonolulu Fil-Am Seventh-Day Adventist ChurchHo’omau Ke OlaHope Chapel KahukuHouse of Faith Christian MinistriesHUGSHui Malama O Ke Kai FoundationInspire InternationalInstitute for Human ServicesInstitute for Human Services – Moilili Jesus Is Alive FellowshipJoyful MinistriesKa Hana O Ke Akua United Church of ChristKalihi Union ChurchKalihi-Palama Health CenterKau Kau WagonKaumakapili ChurchKEY ProjectKing’s Cathedral OahuKokua Kalihi Valley - Elderly ServicesKokua Kalihi Valley - Medicine BankKokua Kalihi Valley - Public HousingKokua Kalihi Valley - Youth & Family ServicesKu Aloha Ola MauLabor’s Community Services Liaison ProgramLanakila Pacific Rehabilitation CenterLife ChurchLife FoundationLight and Salvation ChurchLighthouse Outreach Center Assembly of GodLiving the WordMary Jane ProgramMountain View ChurchMutual Housing AssociationNew Hope Christian FellowshipNew Hope KapoleiNew Hope LeewardNew Life Body of Christ Christian ChurchNorth Shore Christian Fellowship

Olivet Baptist ChurchOnce-A-Month ChurchOpportunities and Resources, Inc.Our Lady of Good Counsel ParishOur Lady of Kea’auOur Lady of Mount Carmel ChurchOur Lady of Perpetual HelpOur Lady of Sorrows ChurchOur Lady of the Mount ChurchParents and Children Together - Early Head StartParents and Children Together - Economic Development CentersParents and Children Together - Family Peace CenterParents and Children Together - Hana Like - W. HonoluluParents and Children Together - Kaneohe Community Family CenterParents and Children Together - KPT Family CenterParents and Children Together - KPT Youth ProgramParents and Children Together - Ohia ShelterPalama SettlementParadise Chapel (Social Service)Parish of St. ClementPartners in Development FoundationPartners in Development – Na PonoPeniel Pearl Gates ChurchPo’ailaniPo’ailani - PahiaPrivate Sector - HawaiiRainbow SchoolResponsive Caregivers - Aiea IResponsive Caregivers - KapalamaRiver of Life MissionRock ChurchRonald McDonald House CharitiesSacred Heart Church - WaianaeSalvation Army - A.R.C.Salvation Army - ATSSalvation Army - Camp HomelaniSalvation Army - Family ServicesSalvation Army - Family TreatmentSalvation Army - KaneoheSalvation Army KauluwelaShelter of WisdomShriners Hospitals for Children HonoluluSouth Shore Christian FellowshipSpirit Filled Christian FellowshipSt. Ann’s Project ShareSt. Anthony’s OutreachSt. Elizabeth Catholic ChurchSt. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church

St. George Catholic ChurchSt. John the Baptist Catholic ChurchSt. Jude Catholic ChurchSt. Mark Lutheran ChurchSt. Matthew’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Michael’s OutreachSt. Pius X ChurchSt. Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Timothy’s Episcopal ChurchSts. Peter and Paul ChurchSu Gran AlabanzaSurfing the NationsSusannah Wesley Community CenterSutter Health Pacific - Kahi Mohala Behavioral HealthTrinity Church Central OahuTrinity Missionary Baptist ChurchUnited States Veterans InitiativeVictory Ohana Prison FellowshipVictory Outreach Christian Recovery HomeVictory Samoan Assembly of GodWahiawa Seventh-Day Adventist ChurchWaianae Baptist ChurchWaianae Coast Christian WomenWaianae Coast Comprehensive Health CenterWaikiki Community CenterWaikiki Health Center - Care-A-VanWaikiki Health Center - Next Step ShelterWaikiki Health Center - Youth OutreachWaimanalo Seventh-Day Adventist ChurchWaipahu Aloha ClubhouseWaipahu Community Christian ChurchWaipahu Hongwanji Mission - Adult Day CareWaipahu Seventh-Day Adventist ChurchWaipahu United Church of ChristWindward Baptist ChurchWindward United Church of Christ

Pet AgenciesAbandoned and Feral Cat FriendsHawaii Cat FoundationMalama Popoki

Partner Organizations The Hawaii Foodbank is the state’s only affiliate of Feeding America, the national Food Bank Network comprising over 200 food banks across the country. The Feed America affiliation is one we proudly share with the Hawaii Foodbank – Kauai Branch, the Maui Food Bank and The Food Basket, Inc., Hawaii island.

Grant-In-AidThe Hawaii Foodbank allocated $165,702.60 in Grant-In-Aid (GIA) funds to 73 member agencies on Oahu and Kauai. GIA funds provide financial assistance to member agencies to help purchase food for pantry distributions, feeding programs and shelter or residential meal services.

In addition to GIA, the Foodbank assists agencies by waiving fees entirely on select food distributed. Many agencies operate on limited budgets. At the same time, they must distribute food to the needy free of charge. By waiving Shared Maintenance Fees, the Foodbank helps agencies restock shelves with food so they may continue to serve the needy in their communities while realizing savings at the same time. Last year, the Foodbank distributed over 8 million pounds of food to agencies free of charge.

Mahalo to our supporters for granting GIA funds that enable Foodbank agencies to feed more people:

OAHUAloha United Way Emergency & Crisis Service FundHarry and Jeanette Weinberg FoundationHarry C. and Nee Chang C. Wong FoundationHawaii Foodbank

KAUAIHarry and Jeanette Weinberg FoundationG.N. Wilcox Foundation

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Mahalo to our Volunteers

The Hawaii Foodbank ohana of volunteers helps us fulfill our mission of feeding the hungry faithfully each year. Last year, Hawaii Foodbank volunteers donated 22,042 hours assisting at special events, community projects, warehouse operations, agency programs and administrative work.

Mahalo to our volunteer board members, community groups and individuals for sharing their time, talents, energy and resources to help feed the hungry in Hawaii.

Last year, our family of volunteers participated in these events and projects:

• Canstruction®• Commodity Supplemental Food Program - Senior Food Boxes• Food 4 Keiki Back Pack Program• Food Safety Committee & Project• Great Chefs® Fight Hunger• Hawaii Foodbank 10th Annual Hunger Walk• Hawaii Foodbank 11th Annual Golf Classic• Hawaii Foodbank 26th Annual Food Drive• Hawaii Foodbank Laulima Day Social Responsibility Program• Hawaii-Japan Concert• Healthcare Coalition Food Drive at Tamarind Park• Home, Garden, Food & New Product Expos• Kraft Check-Out Hunger• National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive• Safeway “Help Us End Hunger”• Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program• Times Supermarkets, 38th Annual Charity Golf Tournament• Truck Feasibility Study• Waikiki SPAM® Jam• Ward Villages Honolulu City Lights Trolley Tours

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Statement of Financial PositionFor the year ending June 30, 2015 (audited) ASSETS Cash Trade receivables, net of allowance Food inventory, net of reserve Prepaid expenses and other Board designated funds Building expansion Agency assistance Building and equipment replacement Disaster mitigation and relief Food purchase Rainy day Neighbor island emergency Property and equipment, net Beneficial interest in perpetual trust Endowment for building maintenance Endowment for agency assistance

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses Accrued salaries and wages Due to agencies Total liabilitiesNet assets Unrestricted Invested in property and equipment Board designated Other Total unrestricted Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Total net assets Total liabilities and net assets

4,855,463 335,082

1,376,493 64,016

675,000 2,200,000 2,353,000

500,000 3,264,421

199,000 1,560,000 3,839,048

220,457 400,000 400,000

22,241,980

224,158 322,585 272,912

819,655

1,428,269

10,751,421 5,532,723

17,712,413 2,689,455 1,020,457

21,422,325 22,241,980

Statement of ActivitiesFor the year ending June 30, 2015 (audited) UNRESTRICTED REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT Food contributions Contributions from the public Shared maintenance fees Special events revenue Investment and other income Net assets released from restrictions Total unrestricted revenues, gain and other support EXPENSES Program services Management and general Fund raising Other Total expenses Increase in unrestricted net assets CHANGES IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Contributions from the public Interest income Net assets released from restrictions Increase (decrease) in temporarily restricted net assets CHANGES IN PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Change in value of charitable trust Increase (decrease) in permanently restricted net assets Increase (decrease) in net assets NET ASSETS Beginning of year End of year

23,643,086 3,902,106

752,472 190,439

68,795 28,556,898 1,485,814

30,042,712

28,260,513 612,939 893,784

62,810 29,830,046

212,666

926,779 2,190

(1,485,814) (556,845)

(13,068)

(13,068) (357,247)

21,779,572 21,422,325

Expenses

Revenue

Financials

$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$

$$$$

$$$

$$

$$$$

$$$$$$$$

Program Services 95%

Fundraising 3% Management & Other 2 %

Individuals, Direct Mail & Newsletters 37%

Special Events 26%Grants 21%

Shared Maintenance Fee 12%

Aloha United Way 3%Investment Income 1%

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FIGHT HUNGER HUIRecurring DonorsMs. Cassandra J. L. AbdulMs. Diane E. AdkinsChristopher & Paula AldisMr. Douglas A. AllenMs. Yvonne M. AngutMr. Clayton ApilandoMr. Richard AsatoMr. Allen H. AwayaMrs. Su-Ann Y. BanuilosMr. Randal BartlettMs. Virginia A. BeckMs. Sue BeitiaMr. & Mrs. J. W. BerkeyMary BertolinoMr. Kenneth G. BestRonald & Cherlyn BethelMs. Teresa BillBlackmore Brady Hawaii LLCLaurel & Milton BloombaumCarl & Paula BonhamMr. Greg D. BoorsmaMr. & Mrs. Daniel B. BoylanMarcia BradenMs. Barbara J. BrodheadMs. Sheri BrownMr. & Mrs. Lowell CambraMr. Edward Campbell, Jr.Mr. Harold W. CampbellCandace M. Wada D.D.S.Mr. Mel CariagaJane A. CarlileMr. William W. CarreiraMr. Noel I. CarreonMs. Paula S. CarrollMr. F. Scott CarterMs. Blossom M.H. ChangMr. Jingyu ChenMr. Brian ChingMs. Patsy R.O. Chun

Ms. Simone E. ColeMs. Carol A. ColemanMs. Linda J. CordovaMrs. Dorothy J. DaleMs. Catherine E. DavisMs. Kris DeBodeMs. Pearl A. DeSureMs. Doris DomingoJana & Larry DoveMrs. Sharon D. DowdellMrs. Deborah L. DrickersenE.A. Buck Insurance, Inc.Bruce & Denise EllinwoodMrs. Diane F. EnglandMrs. Suzanne S. EvansMarlette L. FernandezMrs. Gayle E. FerreiraFirst Physical & Functional Rehab at WaipahuMrs. Cheryl L. FontesMr. Bob FordMr. & Mrs. William A. FriedlMs. Ericka L. FrinkNancy & Jim FrisbieMs. Susan J. FuruyaGeoff & Lena GalbraithJames & Laura GiddingsMs. Linda Y. GinozaJ. GoodmanMelanie & Tony GoulartMrs. Shirley B. GouldDr. & Mrs. David GrossmanVincent & Kerry GuerreiroKeith W. Haden, M.D.Mrs. Lorena S. HanyuMrs. Suzanne HavertySheldon & Lois HendersonMr. Ronald K. HirataMs. Lauren E. HodgeMrs. Minerva J. HoltLiz Holthaus

Ms. Carol L. HongMs. Sachiko HosokawaMr. Michael M. HowardRev. Sharon M. InakeDr. Kerry IshiharaMs. Jeanne IwashitaMrs. Vineeta JetleyMr. Henry A. Johnson IIIMrs. Melissa F. JohnsonMr. Norman M. JohnsonMs. Esther B. JusticeMr. Edmund T. KawaiMs. Annette M. KawasakiMr. Brian A. KealohaMrs. Jana KimataMr. Wayne KingMr. William R. KingMs. Stephanie KishabaLloyd & Faye KitaokaDr. Kathryn KlingebielMs. Jo Ann C. KocherMs. Nancy C. KoelperDr. Denise E. KonanMr. Richard D. KornowskiKudlich Insurance Services, LLCMr. Yoshitsugu KuwabeHyuk Choon KwonMrs. Leah LangowskiMrs. Toni L. Lathrop-LeeMs. Bonnie V. LauMiss Jacqueline J. LevandoskiMr. Noble LieuMiss Juliana LoMiss Erica M. Lui-KwanMr. Jason LuptonMs. Kay LynchMs. Heide MarMs. Laura MarlerMs. Laura MatsumotoRichard & Marjorie MauMrs. Janice McCagueMrs. Dorien McClellanCol. William R. McKinneyMr. & Mrs. George MedinaMr. & Mrs. Victor MeyersMs. Ann MichaudMr. Patrick T. MiyamuraMoanalua Gardens Missionary ChurchMs. Fay Molina-SagonMr. Paul R. MunterClinton & Lori MurakamiMurakami Roofing Service

Mr. William D. MyersGerald & June NaughtonMs. Oanh T. NguyenMs. Ann NishihiraTom & Megan NorrisMs. Megan O'Connell & Mr. Warren RipleyMs. Kirsten L. OlesonMrs. Sarah OmalzaMs. Ruth Y. OnagaDayle & James OnishiMs. Barbara M. OrnellasMs. Jacqueline Palmer-LaskyMr. John L. PangMs. Judy Q.U. ParkMr. Robert G. PelletierMrs. Carole PicciottoJohn & Patricia PitreMr. J. William Potter, Jr.Ms. Denise PreziosiMs. Nicole RadfordMs. Josette F. RapozaMr. Pete C. Renteria & Mr. Kevin S. CaravelloRestaurant YoshiyaW.S. RogersWaileia Davis RosterRichard & Judith RovinMrs. Sherryl C. RoyceMr. & Mrs. Greg K. SakamotoJean SakimuraAllan & Shirley SamuelsonMr. Michael W. SankovicMr. Glenn S. SatoCol. William A. SchaakeMr. George J. SchmelzerMs. Stephanie D. ScottMr. Stephen W. SewardAndrew & Angela ShattuckMr. Norris S. ShitoJim SimmonsKatherine & Alan SimpkinsMr. Wayne SlaughterSolomon Elementary SchoolMr. Lawrence SotoTerril & David StrainMs. Lily Sui-Fong SunGerald & Paula SuyamaMr. Kiley N. TaharaMrs. Evelyn A. TakaraMr. Ken M. TakemotoKelly Tam SingMr. Thomas TanMr. Bryce M. Tani

Mr. & Mrs. Russell Y. TanouyeMs. Rizalminda TeocsonMr. & Mrs. Anthony R. TepedinoThe Baldwin Group Inc.Mr. Wade TonakiMs. Mary E. TripoliMr. Joseph UnoMs. Danette H. VictorinoDr. Candace M. WadaMr. & Mrs. Jeffry S. WallaceMs. Chiung L. WangMiss Kaopuuokaha T. WeirMs. Joanne V. WeldonMr. & Mrs. Perry J. WhiteMs. Renee M. WinchesterMs. Cindy WinegarMrs. Donna WisenbaughMs. Harriet WoodsMr. & Mrs. Rodney T. YamamotoMs. Carolyn L. YanagiMrs. Laraine S. YasuiMr. Ronald M. YokotaMr. Dean M. YokotakeMr. & Mrs. Harold I. YonashiroMr. Gerald YoshikaneMr. Everett B. YoungMs. Teik-Seng YuJames & Beverly YuenKenneth J. Zienkiewicz, M.D. FIGHT HUNGER HUIKauai BranchMs. Paula BellomoMs. Alicia CarveiroMs. Catharina Da SilvaMr. Robin Fricke & Ms. Crystal LamonMs. Margaret GillMs. Alice GordinesWilliam & Sueyen OrtizMs. Lena M. RobertsonMr. John Winnes

LAULOAThe Long Leaf of the TaroDonations of $1,000 or MoreA-1 A-Lectrician, Inc.AARP - WaianaeAccuity LLPJane & Shunji AdachiAdobeAdvanced Reproductive Medicine & Gynecology of Hawaii Inc.

Aiea High SchoolAla Moana HotelAlakai Vending CorporationAll Nippon Airways Co., Ltd.Mr. Douglas A. AllenAloha Auto Group, LtdAloha Society of Association ExecutivesAloha United WayALSCOAlston Hunt Floyd & Ing LawyersAlai AluliMs. Brittany AmanoAmerican Airlines, Inc.American Savings BankAnheuser-Busch Sales of Hawaii, Inc.Anthology Marketing Group, Inc.Anthony Robbins FoundationMr. Julian M. Aragon IIIMr. Michael R. AranoffArbor Global LLCAston Hotels & Resorts HawaiiMr. William E. AtwaterMs. Nancy C. AyotteBAE Systems Hawaii ShipyardsBall CorporationBank of HawaiiBank of Hawaii FoundationMs. Beatrice I. BarrettoMrs. Cynthia BaughmanMr. J. Gordon BeatonMs. Jill M. BeaupreBecker Communications, Inc.Mrs. Joan S. BellingerBelt Collins Hawaii Ltd.Mr. & Mrs. J. W. BerkeyJoshua & Ann BiggersBlackmore Brady Hawaii LLCTerry BolaBowers + Kubota ConsultingMr. & Mrs. Lawrence Alan BoydMr. & Mrs. Daniel B. BoylanAndrew & Ellen BradleyMrs. Elizabeth BremerStan & Theresa BrownGerald & Anita BruceMr. & Mrs. John Stephen BuckBuddha's Light International AssociationBuilding Consultants, Ltd.Cynthia R. Burdge, M.D.Buzz's Original Steak HouseC & S Wholesale GrocersMr. G. Edward Cabral

The Cades FoundationCades Schutte, LLPMarge & John CallahanCalvary Chapel Pearl HarborCandace M. Wada D.D.S.Care*Link IT DepartmentCarlsmith Ball, LLPCarole Kai Charities, Inc.Mr. William W. CarreiraMr. William A. CarringtonCastiglione A Casauria FoundationCastle & Cooke HawaiiCastle Medical CenterMs. Lehuanani J. CastroDr. Ann B. CattsMr. Gary L. CaulfieldMary Lou Cecil Charitable TrustCecile Sebastian, D.D.S.Cedar Assembly Of GodCentral Pacific BankChamber of Commerce of HawaiiChambers & Chambers Wine MerchantsChambers & Chambers, Inc.Chanel Inc.Ms. Blossom M.H. ChangMr. Neill A. CharCharley's TaxiFaye & Philip ChaseMr. Roman ChavezCheeseburger Beach WalkCheesecake FactoryMr. Don N. CherryChevron Humankind Employee Engagement FundChevron Humankind Matching Gift ProgramChicago Cares, Inc.Chauncey & Teddie ChingMr. Robin R. ChingTheodore & Chuan ChinnStephen & Mildred ChongChrysler Minority Dealers Assoc., Inc.Theron Jon Chun Revocable Living TrustMs. Sze Ting ChungChurch Of Christ At Pearl HarborCisco FoundationCity & County of HonoluluCity Mill Company, Ltd. / Chung Kun Ai FoundationClarence T.C. Ching FoundationCoBankMs. Carol A. Coleman

Mahalo to our DonorsYour food and monetary donations to the Hawaii Foodbank help feed people today and give them hope for a better tomorrow. Mahalo for your generous support!

Management & Other 2 %

Shared Maintenance Fee 12%

Aloha United Way 3%

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Mahalo to our DonorsCOM Investments, LLCMr. Kenneth A. ConnerMr. Charles I. CookMr. Clark R. CooperMr. James C. CooperCraig & Esther Murobayashi FoundationMr. John CrankRobert Creps & Debra PfaltzgraffCurves - KaimukiCutter Management CoMrs. Kathryn DaiseyMr. H. Dwight DamonMr. William C. DarrahMs. Catherine E. DavisDean Foods CompanyDeloitteMr. Daniel DinellDisposable Products, Inc.Don Quijote - KahekaDoubleTree by Hilton Alana Waikiki HotelJana & Larry DoveDyad, LLC DBA Kawaii KonE.A. Buck Insurance, Inc.Mr. Kevin K. EckertMr. Donald EdelheitEdward Enterprises, Inc.Robert & Sharon EhrhornElectricians, Inc.Enterprise HoldingsEnterprise Holdings FoundationEnviron Control, Inc.EPRI/ Electric Power Research InstituteFairmont SpecialtyAdmiral Thomas & Mrs. Sarah Fargo, USN (Ret.)Farm Credit Services of Hawaii, ACAFeeding AmericaThe Feinstein FoundationMs. Christine FeldmannFerguson EnterprisesMr. Everett V. FernandezMrs. Gayle E. FerreiraFinance Factors, Ltd.First Hawaiian BankFirst Hawaiian Bank - Kokua Mai CampaignFirst Insurance Charitable FoundationFirst Unitarian Church of HonoluluFirst United Methodist ChurchCol. Ralph E. Fisher, USAF (RET)Mr. & Mrs. William A. FriedlMr. Eric FujimotoAmy Y. FujinakaMr. Orlando G. Galeon, Jr.Sheryl P. Gardner, M.D.Mr. & Mrs. Jim Ray GaskillGDO, Inc.German Benevolent Society of Honolulu, Inc.

Bill & Sheri GleasonMr. Michael A. GoldMs. Rose Marie GoodingGoodsill Anderson Quinn & StifelMr. Jay K. GossDeborah A. GotoGrace Pacific LLCGrainger Industrial SuppliesGene & Jean GrippinGSI Service Group, Inc.Dr. John HaddockKeith W. Haden, M.D.Marvin & Rae Alice HallMs. Shawn E. Hamada & Ms. Anna U.J. KimKaren & Mark HanabusaMr. Rodney M. HaranoHarmony Chapter #4 Order of the Eastern StarHarry & Jeanette Weinberg FoundationHarry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong FoundationMr. Brook HartThe Hartley FoundationMr. & Mrs. Michael J. HartleyHawaii Community FoundationHawaii Energy Efficiency ProgramHawaii Food Industry Association, Inc.Hawaii Hunter Education ProgramHawaii Independent EnergyHawaii Job Corps CenterHawaii Justice FoundationHawaii Kai Towne CenterHawaii Lodging & Tourism AssociationHawaii News NowHawaii PerksHawaii Pet ExpoHawaii Self StorageHawaii Shotokan Karate, Inc.Hawaii State AFL-CIOHawaii Western Management GroupHawaiian Electric Company, Inc.Hawaiian Electric Industries Charitable FoundationHawaiian Telcom, Inc.HawaiiUSA Federal Credit UnionHawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union FoundationHazel H. Takumi FoundationHealthcare CoalitionLea & H. John HeideHelpful Hearts & Giving HandsHenry & Colene Wong FoundationHFM FoodServiceHickam Officers' Spouses' ClubHicks Family Charitable FoundationHilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach ResortGerald & Lorraine HirokawaFather H. Gaylord HitchcockMr. & Mrs. Hen Min Hiu

HMSAHMSHostHoea - The FoundationHomeStreet Bank - KapiolaniMs. Carol L. HongHonolulu Fire Department Federal Credit UnionHonolulu HomeLoansHonolulu Star-Advertiser & MidWeekHonpa Hongwanji Mission Of HawaiiMs. Elizabeth HonzikHorizon LinesHSI Mechanical, Inc.Hung Wo & Elizabeth Lau Ching FoundationThe Ifuku Family FoundationDean & Gail IharaCharles & Mildred IkeharaILWU Local 142Immanuel ChurchFred & Sheena IngInspiration InteriorsInSynergy Engineering, Inc.Dr. Kerry IshiharaTully J. IsleITO EN (USA) Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Y. ItogaMr. Melvyn T. IwakiTad & Carol IwanumaRobert & Juanita JacobsenJames & Sally Zukerkorn FoundationJames Campbell Company LLCJean & William K.H. Mau FoundationJhamandas Watumull FundJohnson Controls, IncMr. & Mrs. David A. JohnsonCarol & Donald JohnstonMr. & Mrs. Charlie R. Jones, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd & Fay JonesMs. Cynthia Josserand & Mr. Dean K. FranksJugo LifeKahi Mohala Behavioral HealthKahuku Community Fund of the Hawaii Community FoundationKaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc.Kaiser Permanente Fred & Alice KamemotoKapiolani Community CollegeKapolei CommonsHoward & Audrey KarrKasanow & Associates: Life Planning & Wealth ManagementHarry & Patti KasanowPeter & Jill KashiwaMr. & Mrs. Ken S. KatoMr. Russell S. Kato & Ms. Charleen M. AinaMs. Marilyn R. KatzmanKaumakapili ChurchMs. Joanna KawamotoKazi Foods Corporation of Hawaii

Mr. Brian A. KealohaMr. Rupert P. KealohaMs. Darlene C. KeenoThe Kilcommons FamilyMr. Justin M. KillingsworthHenry & Fay KingMs. Maurine KingMr. & Mrs. Roderick K. KingKing Windward NissanMs. Jane F. KishidaKathleen & Barry KishimotoDr. Kathryn KlingebielMr. Earl F. KobatakePatrick & Kris KobayashiMr. & Mrs. Robert H. KoideKoko Marina CenterKokua In KindSteven & Estrellita KomuraKook Min Hur FoundationMr. Richard D. KornowskiKraft Foods HawaiiKuan Yin TempleKudlich Insurance Services, LLCMarc & Geraldine LaidlawLanie Albrecht FoundationMs. Mary Evelyn LasiterMs. Debra J. LauLaurence H. Dorcy Hawaiian FoundationMr. Brandon LeagueLeavitt Yamane & SoldnerAndrew & Donna LeeMr. Howard J. LeeSeung Un Lee & Nan Hee LimLeeward Community CollegeRobert & Maxine LeongMr. & Mrs. Richard LevinsG. LeyDr. Barry R. LienertLifestyle Fitness TrainingLloyd Moore FoundationThe Locations FoundationKem & Junko LowryMr. Rey G. LuberMr. George MaMr. & Mrs. Lance K. MachamerMacy's Tasha & Marcus MajorMrs. Rosalinda R. MalalisManoa Waioli Lions ClubMarriott's Ko Olina Beach ClubMr. Mark H. MathesonMatson Navigation CompanyMs. Orleen M. MauMr. Robert F. MaynardMrs. Janice McCagueMcCorriston Miller Mukai MacKinnon LLPMcCully Shopping CenterMcDonald's Restaurants of Hawaii, Inc.McInerny Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. James E. McKellarMeadow Gold Dairies, Inc.Ms. Joan MeagherMr. Peter MeagherMedia LinksMenehune Water Company, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Victor MeyersMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramMililani Middle SchoolMr. Glenn D. Miyahira & Ms. Angel St. ClaireMr. Gary S. MiyamotoMK Engineers, LTDMoanalua Gardens Missionary ChurchMoanalua High SchoolMojo LLCMonarch Insurance Services, Inc.Ms. Jade MoonKathryn & David MooreJan & Samuel MoyerTom & Lea MukaiMr. Paul R. MunterThe Craig & Esther Murobayashi FoundationMr. & Mrs. Donald B. MurphyMr. Ronald MushockMr. & Mrs. J. N. MustoMr. Edward T. NakagawaMr. Sean NakamuraMr. Wayne S. Nakashima & Ms. Kay H. TokunagaNan, Inc.National Interstate InsuranceGerald & June NaughtonArthur & Pamela NeffNeiman MarcusMr. Tim NewshamMs. Ai Wah K. NgNightingale Case Management, Inc.Mr. Glen M. NomuraNordic PCL Construction Services, Inc.Mr. Gary J. NorthNorth Shore FoundationNot Yet FoundationHironari & Yaeko OhshiroGarrett & Donna OkuboDaniel & Geri O'LearyOuida & Doc Hill FoundationOzzy's Construction, IncPacific Rainbow FoundationParadise Beverages, Inc.Paul's Electrical Contracting LLCPearl City Shopping CenterPearl Highlands CenterPEMCO, LTDMr. Richard PentecostMr. John PetersonPeterVincentArchitectsMs. Nancy J. PettifordThe Pettus FoundationPioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.

Pohai Nani Good Samaritan SocietyQueen's Medical CenterR.M. Towill CorporationRainbow Drive-In, Ltd.Phillip & Camille RellingerRestaurant YoshiyaReturned Peace Corps Volunteers of HawaiiRisk Solution Partners, LLCRNORoad Builders CorporationRoberts Hawaii, Inc.Ron's Performance CenterMr. Bill H. RoomeROSES Systems SolutionsRotary Club of Ala MoanaRotary Club of Mililani SunriseRoyal State InsuranceMrs. Sherryl C. RoyceClifton & Abigail RoystonMr. Raul RudoySafeway Food & Drug Mrs. Chongae SaitoMr. & Mrs. Steven S. SaitoMrs. Florence S. SakaiSalon 808Ms. Fuji SchenckMs. Shirley SchickMr. George J. SchmelzerMs. Stephanie D. ScottSedonaMs. Mary E. SellersServco Pacific, Inc. Mr. Stephen W. SewardSantosh D. Sharma, M.D.Ms. Helene ShenkusCarol & David ShibataShidler Pacific Advisors, LLC - Davies Pacific CenterShidler Pacific Advisors, LLC - Waterfront PlazaMs. Pamela ShiduGerald Y. ShintakuMs. Susan ShintaniDr. Calvin Y. ShiromaMr. Norris S. ShitoMr. Jeffrey ShonkaSidney Stern Memorial TrustJim SimmonsDavid & Jeri SimonsSJ FoundationMrs. Geraldine A. SniffenSoderholm Sales & Leasing, Inc.Sodexo FoundationMr. & Mrs. Peter SongMs. Maelynn SoongSouthern Wine & Spirits of HawaiiMs. Luella SpadaroSt. George's Church WaimanaloSt. Jude Church

Mr. James L. StarshakState of Hawaii Ste Michelle Wine EstatesKeith & Polly Steiner Family FoundationSterling Health Services, IncStupski Family Fund of the Hawaii Community FoundationJeffrey & Nancy SueSullivan Family of CompaniesMr. Brian N. SunadaSunEdisonSusan M. Kosasa Fund of the Hawaii Community FoundationSutter HealthGerald & Paula SuyamaSwinerton BuildersSWS Charitable Foundation, Inc.Synagro Technologies, Inc.Mr. Kiley N. TaharaTamura Enterprises, Inc.Tamura Super MarketMr. Bryce M. TaniMs. Janis TanimotoMr. & Mrs. Russell Y. TanouyeTargetTD Food Group, Inc.Territorial Savings BankMr. Wayne T. TeruyaThe Baldwin Group Inc.The Ball FoundationThe Ben & Miriam Lau FoundationThe Bill Healy FoundationThe Earl M. & Margery C. Chapman FoundationThe Gentry CompaniesThe Gentry CompaniesThe Grainger FoundationThe MacNaughton GroupThe Pampered ChefThe Private Sector HawaiiThe Shidler GroupThomas & Elizabeth Brodhead FoundationTimes Super Markets, Ltd.Mr. Henry P. TingTouchstone Properties, LtdTown Center of MililaniDr. Quyen-Anh TranTriangle Club of HawaiiTruistUnicold CorporationUnileverUnited AirlinesUnited Healthcare Svs, Inc.United States Postal Service - MainUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaUniversity of Hawaii at West OahuMr. Joseph UnoLeslie & Annie UsuiMr. Stanley H. Uyehara18 |

Mahalo to our DonorsMr. Paul A. UyeshiroMr. Robin Uyeshiro & Ms. Donna LeongMr. Scott ViolaMr. Albert J. Vivas, Jr.VW Club of HawaiiDr. Candace M. WadaWaianae MallWaikiki Beach Marriott Resort & SpaWaiokeola Congregational ChurchWaipahu Seventh-Day Adventist ChurchMr. & Mrs. John C. Walker, Jr.Walmart FoundationDr. Brian WalshWard CentersPeter & SueAnn WargoWeissman Family Foundation, Inc.Ms. Joanne V. WeldonWells Fargo Home MortgageWest Beach Realty, Inc.Windward City Shopping CenterWindward Community CollegeWomen's Island Soccer AssociationMr. James W.Y. WongDr. Winona Y. WongMs. Harriet WoodsRonald & Judy YamamotoMr. & Mrs. Francis K. YamamuraMr. Glen T. YasueMs. Akiko YazawaMr. Andrew T. YimYoung's Market Company of HawaiiWilliam & Georgina YuenYum! Brands Foundation, Inc.Harold & Beverly ZaneZephyr Insurance Company, Inc.Kenneth J. Zienkiewicz, M.D. LAULOAKauai BranchAnnie Sinclair Knudsen Memorial Fund of the Hawaii Community FoundationMr. Lars BorgLarry & Rachael BowmanHotel St. RegisKauai Brewers, LLCKauai United WayKing Auto CenterMr. & Mrs. Charles G. KingKmart LihueRotary Club of Hanalei Bay FoundationSheraton Kauai ResortMr. John A. Taylor

JOHN WHITE LEGACY SOCIETYDonors who have included the Hawaii Foodbank in their will or estate plansMs. Kathy BaileyMr. Anthony BenzonMs. Lainita D. Brownell

Mary Lou Cecil Charitable TrustBill & Sheri GleasonMarvin & Rae Alice HallMr. Gerald P. HarwoodMrs. Virginia JordanMrs. Polly KauahiKent & Elizabeth KeithMs. Ruth PagellLunsford Dole PhillipsMr. Mitchell S. Uyeno

IN-KINDDonations of products or services $1,000 or MoreAiea Copy CenterAulani, A Disney Resort & SpaColliers InternationalDel Marc Fujita EnterprisesDoubleTree by Hilton Alana Waikiki HotelEdward Enterprises, Inc.Elite ServicesFirst Hawaiian BankGrainger Industrial SuppliesGrand Wailea ResortHamakua Macadamia Nut Co.Hawaii NauticalHawaii News NowHawaiian Host, Inc.Hawaiian Springs LLCHFM FoodServiceHilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach ResortHonolulu Star-AdvertiserHorizon LinesiHeartMediaJMD Beverages - Wine Division of Paradise BeveragesKauai Marriott Resort & Beach ClubMatson Navigation CompanyMidWeekMillerCoorsMr. Solomon EnosNew City NissanPacific Aviation Museum Pacific Links HawaiiParadise BeveragesPrince Resorts HawaiiSouthern Wine & Spirits of HawaiiThe Mountain Apple CompanyThe Pint Size CorporationTown Center of MililaniTrump International Hotel - Waikiki Beach WalkUnder the Sea LLCUnited AirlinesUnited Healthcare ServicesWaikiki Beach Marriott Resort & SpaWalmart - KapoleiYoung’s Market Company of Hawaii361 INC

FOOD DONORS1,000 Pounds or MoreAARP WaianaeAbbott NutritionABC StoresAccess Information ManagementAce Quality Farm ProductsAcostaADM Retail & Planning ArchitectureAdvantage Webco HawaiiAIA HonoluluAikahi Elementary SchoolAla Moana HotelAlaska AirlinesAllied Builders SystemsAloha Council Boy Scouts of AmericaAloha Mustang & Shelby Club of HawaiiAloha ProductsAloha State BrokerageAloha TofuAloun FarmsAmerican Italian PastaAmeriprise Financial ServicesAmerisource Bergen Company, Inc.Aquarius Endeavors USAArmstrong Produce, Ltd.Ball CorporationBank of HawaiiBowers + Kubota ConsultingBoy Scouts Hukilau DistrictBumble Bee Foods, LLCBuzz’s Original Steak HouseC & S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.Cackle Fresh Egg FarmCades Schutte, LLPCampbell Soup CompanyCarlsmith Ball, LLPCentral Pacific BankCFL Chevron USA Products Company - Hawaii RegionChill Space, LLCChurch of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day SaintsCity & County of Honolulu EmployeesCoca-Cola Bottling Company of HawaiiCoffman EngineersColdwell Banker Pacific PropertiesConAgra Foods, Inc.Costco Wholesale Crossfit LanakilaCurvesD. Otani Produce Company Darigold, Inc.DeloitteDelta Air Lines, Inc.Department of Veterans AffairsDiamond Bakery Company, Ltd.DISA Pacific - Ford IslandDole Food Company Hawaii

Don Quijote, Inc.DTRIC InsuranceEast West MarketingEggs Hawaii, Inc.Eight Point Distributors, Inc.Feds Feed FamiliesFEMAFinest Food Company, Inc.Five-O Marketing Services, Inc.Food Pantry Foodland Supermarkets, LTD.Forest City Freight MerchantFrito Lay, Inc.Gate Gourmet InternationalGateway Fund Raising Services, Inc.General Mills, Inc.Girls Scouts of HawaiiGoing GreenGolden State Foods - HawaiiGraybar ElectricGroup 70 International, Inc.Hain Celestial Group, Inc.Hale Kula Elementary SchoolHAM Produce & SeafoodHanalani SchoolsHard Rock CaféHartley & McGehee, LLPHawaii Air National GuardHawaii Bankers AssociationHawaii Baptist AcademyHawaii Foodservice Alliance, LLCHawaii Hunter Education ProgramHawaii Logistics ServicesHawaii National BankHawaii Pet ExpoHawaii State Teachers AssociationHawaiian Agents, Inc.Hawaiian AirlinesHawaiian CementHawaiian Dredging Construction Company, Inc.Hawaiian EateriesHawaiian Express Services, Inc.HDR Inc.HECOHeinz Corporation, Inc.Hershey's Chocolate CompanyHFM FoodService, Inc.Hickam AFB CommissaryHickam Communities LLCHidden Villa RanchHighlands Intermediate SchoolHilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach ResortHMSAHo FarmsHonolulu Board of RealtorsHonolulu Christian ChurchHonolulu Ship Supply Company

Honolulu Cookie Company Hormel FoodsHPC Foods, LTD.Ihilani Resort & Spa at Ko OlinaIlima Intermediate SchoolImperial Hawaii Resort at WaikikiIsland Pacific AcademyIsland Palm CommunitiesITO-EN, INC.J M Smucker CompanyJames D. Swoish, Inc.Jessie LordsJimmy Buffett's at the Beachcomber, LLCJohn H. Wilson Elementary SchoolJW Marriott Ihilani Resort & SpaK & K DistributorsKahuku Elementary SchoolKaiser Permanente Kaneohe Elementary SchoolKaneohe MCBH CommissaryKanoelani Elementary SchoolKeiki & AssociatesKellogs Sales Company, Inc.Kimberly Clark CorporationKo Olina Marina Store Deli Ko Olina Resort & MarinaKoha Foods, Inc.Kraft Foods In HawaiiKunia Country FarmKyo-Ya Hotels & Resorts, LPLamb Weston, Inc.Larry's Auto Parts, Inc.Le Jardin AcademyLeilehua High SchoolLokiloki, Inc.Longs Drugs StoresLove's BakeryM & M Mars Company, Inc.Maemae Elementary SchoolMalt O MealManoa Elementary SchoolMaunawili Elementary SchoolMDBS Mead Johnson & Company, Inc.Meadow Gold Daires, Inc.Meds Food for KidsMGA Architecture, LLCMicronesia Imports Mililani Baptist Church & PreschoolMililani High SchoolMililani Mauka Elementary SchoolMinute Maid CompanyMoanalua Gardens Missionary ChurchMoanalua High SchoolMokulele Elementary SchoolMondelez InternationalMontessori Community SchoolMrs. Christina Laney WycheckNan, Inc.NAPA Hawaii

National Association of Letter CarriersNavy Region HawaiiNeal Blaisdell CenterNestle PurinaNestle USANiagara BottlingNimitz Elementary SchoolNuuanu Congregational Christian ChurchOcean Spray, Inc.Office of Community ServicesOhana Veterinary HospitalOverseas ServicePacific ExpositionsPearl City Highlands Elementary SchoolPearl Harbor CommissaryPearl Harbor Kai Elementary SchoolPearlridge Center - CanstructionPepperidge Farm Peter & Lynn NakashimaPinnacle FoodsPipeline SmokeshopPost FoodsProctor & GamblePunahou SchoolQuaker - Tropicana - GatoradeQuaker OatsRainbow Farm & ProduceReese'sRichard Matsunaga & Associates Architects, Inc.Rocky Road Products, Inc.Royal Hawaiian, A Luxury Collection ResortRoyal State InsuranceRuby TuesdaySafeway Food & Drug Sams ClubSchofield Barracks CommissarySheraton WaikikiShidler Pacific Advisors, LLC - Waterfront PlazaShima's MarketSingleton Foods So Ono Food Poducts, LLCSong FarmSpecial Projects Patrol Squadron TwoStarbucksState of Hawaii EmployeesSteadfast Housing Development CorporationSunmac Hawaii, Ltd.Swinerton BuildersTamura Super MarketTargetTerritorial Savings BankThe Clorox CompanyTimes SupermarketsTopco Associates LLCToshiba Business SolutionsU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsUH Master Gardner Program

Unicold CorporationUnilever/Best FoodsUnited Airlines, Inc.United Foods InternationalUnited States Postal Service University of HawaiiUPSWaffles of HawaiiWai Lana ProductionsWaianae Store - Okimoto Corp.Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & SpaWaiokeola Congregational ChurchWalgreensWalmartWimberly Allison Tong Goo Welch's Foods, Inc.Wheeler Elementary SchoolWhole FoodsWilson Elementary SchoolWing Sing Seafood, Inc.Women's Island Soccer AssociationWORLDPAC, Inc. FOOD DONORSKauai BranchCost U LessFoodland KauaiFrito Lay Hawaii - KauaiHawaii Bankers Association Food DriveHawaii FoodService AllianceKapaa Banana CompanyKelloggs - One Guy's Co.KFC - LihueMs. Dorothy KimKmart (Lihue)Koa Trading Company, Inc. Kolo Kai Organic Farm Longs Drugs M & K Distributors Meadow Gold Dairies, Inc.Mondelez Pepperidge Farm Pioneer Rainbow Garden Safeway Food & DrugState of Hawaii EmployeesSyngenta The Pint Size CorporationTimes Supermarket | Big SaveUnited States Post OfficeWalmart

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You can help feed Hawaii’s hungry!Your generous donations and support help distribute food through over 200 Hawaii Foodbank member agencies on Oahu and Kauai. Here are some ways you can continue to help nourish and give hope to our neighbors, friends and family in need throughout the year:

1. Bring your donation of nonperishable foods to any of these year-round drop-off locations: Ruby Tuesday, NAPA Auto Parts, Hard Rock Café and Cutter Ford/Mitsubishi

2. Donate online at www.hawaiifoodbank.org

3. Organize a food drive or fundraiser with your coworkers, family or friends

4. Make a monetary donation in person, on the phone or by mail

5. Make a matching gift through your company

6. Designate your donation to the Hawaii Foodbank through Aloha United Way, #96640 or the Combined Federal Campaign, #38446

7. Give a monetary gift in honor of an individual(s), special occasion or in memory of a loved one

8. Sign up for our e-newsletter to receive updates on special events and donor opportunities at www.hawaiifoodbank.org

9. Give the gift of stocks, bonds, securities or real estate

10. Designate the Hawaii Foodbank as beneficiary of your estate

11. Join the John White Legacy Society by making a bequest through your Will

12. Volunteer at Hawaii Foodbank events and projects

Hawaii Foodbank – Oahu2611 Kilihau StreetHonolulu, HI 96819Ph: (808) 836-3600

Fax: (808) 836-2272www.hawaiifoodbank.org

Hawaii Foodbank – Kauai BranchPuhi Industrial Park

4241-A Hanahou StreetLihue, Kauai 96766

Ph: (808) 482-2224Fax: (808) 482-2225

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