ANNUAL REPORT2014-15

Board of Directors

Gary Aldax, Sanford Center for Aging

Brad Atkins, IGT

Ethan Bair, Temple Sinai

Rhonda Lundin Bennett, Univerisity of Nevada Athletics

Deborah Braun

Elizabeth Fielder, Fennemore Craig Jones Vargas

Nancy Hamilton, Wells Fargo

Dave Hollan, Microsoft Corporation

Karen McClenahan, NV Energy

Mechelle Merrill, State of Nevada DETR

Michael Moreno, Regional Transportation Commission

Yvonne Murphy, Yvonne Murphy Group

Melinda Natzel, US Foods

Jeff Ostomel, Attorney

Paul Pace, Amazon.com

Dennis Rochier, M.D., Renown Health

Frankie Vigil, American Lung Association

Mark Walker, University of N. Reno Cooperative Extension

Cherie Jamason, President & CEO

Cindi Mitchell, Chief Financial Officer

Gretchen Kelley Bietz, Chief Development & Marketing Officer

Clyde Takahashi, Chief Operations and Programs Officer

Cassie Moir, Human Resources Director

Vinnie Oakes, Director of Food Procurement

Jocelyn Lantrip, Director of Marketing & Communications

Cheryl Le, Child Nutrition Programs Manager

Karen Senger, Individual Giving Manager

Joan Griswold, Corporate & Community Engagement Manager

Sue Eckes, Grants Manager

Jenny Yeager, Agency Relations Manager

Kelly Nowak, SNAP Outreach Manager

Dianne Stover, Business Manager

Fiscal Year 2014-2015Food Bank Management Team

Table of Contents

President’s Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Volunteers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Food Donors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Programs & Initiatives . . . . . . . . 9

Partner Agencies. . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Donors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

President’s Letter

The past year has brought us many challenges and opportunities as the numbers of families in need remains

high. During the 2014-2015 fiscal year, we continued to serve an average of 101,000 people each month. We

are experiencing a new normal, where many people may be back to work but at a reduced level of earning –

they are still unable to meet the basic needs of their families. With your help, we have been able to continue

bridging the gap to help ease the stress of putting food on the table.

We are proud that more than 15 million meals were distributed to those in-need throughout our 90,000

square mile service area through emergency food pantries, shelters, child care programs and senior centers.

The children and youth of our communities received more than 393,000 meals through Kids Cafe through

the after school and summer programs, and another 23,000 meals through school pantries. There were

147,600 meals distributed to chronically hungry and homeless children through the Back Pack Kids

program providing weekend food. More than one million meals were distributed to seniors in our area

through the senior monthly box program (CSFP) and 3.3 million meals were leveraged through SNAP

Outreach. Mobile Pantry brought 1.9 million meals of perishable foods to families, the majority of which

were fresh produce.

The 2014 Hunger In America Study was released, providing insights into the struggles our clients face on a

daily basis. We know that more than 70% of client households live at or below the poverty level, which is

$19,530 or less for a family of three. We learned 53% of client households have a member with high blood

pressure and 32% of client household have members with diabetes, nutrition-related diseases common in

poor families. At the same time 85% of client households have reported purchasing inexpensive poor-

quality food because they didn't have the resources to buy healthier options. We found that 69% of client

households reported having to choose between food and medical care and 58% of client households chose

between food and housing.

These stark realities help us understand where our focus needs to be and remind us that the answer to the

health of the family is only partially about food. We know that we must strengthen and deepen our

involvement with agencies working in other sectors of human services (affordable housing, workforce

development/income, financial stability) in order to make our community healthier and give our children

the best chance for a bright future. With your help, we have been able to continue this important work and

we are full of gratitude and hope for the future. Together we can solve hunger.

Jeff Ostomel Cherie Jamason

President, Board of Directors President and CEO

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olunteers are truly the heart of the Food Bank of Northern Nevada. Their selfless giving of their time and talent is so very important to the work of helping our hungry neighbors. Without volunteers it would be impossible to sort, pack and distribute the millions of pounds of food that pass through the doors of the facility. Thank you so much to these committed heroes. On behalf of the clients we serve, we are so grateful!

Volunteer Hours by TaskSort and Pack Donated Food 9,548.38CSFP (Senior Boxes ) Packing 2,767.60CSFP Distribution 1,487.23Mobile Pantry Packing 5,071.97Mobile Pantry Distribution 2,809.10Child Nutrition/Back Pack Kids program 619.31Office Work and SNAP Outreach 206.83Special Events & Food Drives 2,430.90Special projects 315.75Total 25,257.07

Last year 5,394 individual volunteers gave a combined

25,257.07 hours of work to the Food Bank of Northern Nevada.

Volunteers

“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is what are you doing for others?”

– Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Mission – Feeding the hungry today and solving hunger for tomorrow through community partnership.

Healthy Food. Every Person. Every Day.

Vision

Food Procurement, Processing, 25,613,722

Salaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,416,944

Payroll Taxes & Benefits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $607,557

Contract Labor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $82,210

Telephone & Utilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $142,464

Repairs & Maintenance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $340,569

Supplies - Program and Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $185,185

Printing & Postage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $133,644

Professional Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $412,128

Education, Conferences & Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $107,652

Dues, Subscriptions & Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,788

Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $70,009

Governance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,196

Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $73,699

Advertising, Fundraising & Special Events . . . . . . . . $504,168

Bridges Out of Poverty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $238,800

Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,981

Depreciation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $458,042

Realized/unrealized gain/loss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0

TOTAL EXPENSES$31,423,758 INCREASE (DECREASE) IN

NET ASSETS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ($1,090,738)

& Distribution . . $

Expenses

Program Services $28,956,879 – 92.15%

Public Support & Fundraising$1,051,683 – 3.35%

Administrative & General$1,415,196 – 4.50%

This statement is excerpted from audited financial statements prepared by Kohn & Company LLP,

our independent certified public accountants. The complete set of financial statements is

available upon request by contacting the Food Bank of Northern Nevada.

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Revenue

Individuals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,849,327

Foundations & Corporations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $909,160

Special Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $423,248

Government Grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,820,899

Program Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $386,512

Investment & Interest Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,352

Other Rent and Reimbursements . . . . . . . . . . $130,548

In-Kind Contributions & Donated Assets . . $23,757,974

TOTAL REVENUE: $30,333,020 Year Ending Net Assets: $13,415,855.*

Revenue by Type, excluding In-Kind

Individuals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43%

Other Rent and Reimbursements . . . . . . . . . . . 2%

Investment & Interest Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1%

Program Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6%

Government Grants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28%

Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6%

Foundations & Corporations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14%

*net assets represent facility, equipment, donated food, cash, etc.

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Food Donors of 500 pounds or more

Airborne Alpha Tao OmegaAlpine Chamber of CommerceAlyce Taylor Elementary SchoolAmazonAmerican Red CrossArdagh GroupAtlantis Casino Resort SpaAxiom International Inc. Baldini's Sports CasinoBarracuda ChampionshipBarrick Gold Bishop Manogue High School Bonanza ProduceBoy Scouts of AmericaBrowser's Corner Book StoreC & S GrocersCal Neva Nevada ClusterCalifornia Association of Food BanksCANstructionCapital Insurance GroupCarolina Logistics Inc. Central RefrigeratedChase InternationalChicago Trucking ChobaniCircus CircusCitrus LaneCoca-Cola SwireColdstream Logistics ConAgra FoodsCostco Covenant Presbyterian ChurchCrown BeveragesCurvesDamonte Ranch High School DannonDillards Farmland SmithfieldFeeding WashingtonFerguson Enterprises, Inc. Fitness ConnectionFood Bank of Contra CostaFood SourceFountainhead Foursquares ChurchFosdick FulfillmentFreeman Decorating Co. General Mills General and Vascular Association Gentiva Home Health Ghumman Trucking Girl Scouts of the Sierra Girl Scouts – Sparks RegionGoddard School

Gold Dust West Goodwill Green DrayageHenry ScheinHidden Valley RanchHighland Ranch HOAHighlands at Cimarron East HOAIdaho Food BankIGTInterstate Distributor, Co. IntuitJames Clark TruckingJC PenneyJennie-O Turkey StoreJetBlue Jet.comJ Hill Boutique John Christner Trucking Junior League Katie DuranKeefe GroupKeller Williams Group One Inc. Khoury's MarketKids Against HungerKnight TransportationKraftKTVN Share Your Christmas Drive By Food DriveLaughton Wealth Advisory GroupLegacy Supply Chain ServicesLiving Stones ChurchLDS TruckingLloyd ShumanManuel Huerta Trucking Marten TransportMCI Inc. Menchaca Agency Milo Tea CompanyModel DairyMountain View Montessori SchoolNational Association of Letter CarriersNature Sweet Natural GrocersNevada Distribution Services NOW Foods NutrisystemOregon Food BankOroweatPattersonPatrick JamesPepsi ColaPeri & Son's Farms, Inc. Pine Middle SchoolPitt's OrthodonticsPPG Architectural Finishes

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Prime Inc. Prospect Education QuidsiRaley's Raley's Food for FamiliesRedfield Ridge Apartments Reed High SchoolRegional Transportation Commission Reno Tahoe Airport Rita Cannan Elementary SchoolRobert McQueen High SchoolRon Wood Family Resource CenterRun on Tuna – De De Rosene Russel Stovers Candies Safe HarborSafewaySak N' Sav Sams ClubSav MorSave Mart SupermarketsScott Jones Second Harvest Inland NorthwestSenior Farmers Market Nutrition ProgramScolari's Food & DrugSimplot Heyburn PlantSlade GordonSmith's Food & DrugSK Food GroupSocial Security Office Somersault Snack CompanySouth Reno Methodist ChurchStarbucksStarbucks WarehouseSusan G. Komen Race for the Cure Swift Transportation SyscoTanamara HOATanners Marketplace AntiquesTarget

Tegila's Paradise Park Temple SinaiTradavoThe Reno DentistToscana CommunityTyson Foods, Inc. Unified GrocersUniversity of Nevada Athletic DepartmentUniversity of Nevada Greeks in the StreetsUS FoodsUtah Food BankVitamin World – NBTYWalgreensWalmartWalmart Distribution CenterWashoe County Library SystemWashoe County Public DefendersWashoe County School DistrictWashoe County Schools Nutrition ServicesWashoe County Senior CenterWhole Foods

Programs and InitiativesFood Distribution through Partner Agencies The majority of food distributed each year through the Food Bank of Northern Nevada is through our partner agencies. There are more than 135 organizations throughout our 90,000 square mile service area that distribute food to those in need. Partner Agencies are emergency food pantries, shelters, family resource centers and more.

Mobile PantryThe Mobile Pantry program distributes fresh

produce and other perishable food directly to clients in the neighborhoods where they live. Mobile Pantry is a

direct service program of the Food Bank of Northern Nevada developed to increase the

amount of fresh produce delivered to families who are enable to afford it.

School Food Pantries The School pantry program is a type of neighborhood pantry that is designed to target children and their families who are missing meals. School pantries are only possible with the support of the school districts, counselors, teachers and administrators who make food available to families in their neighborhoods.

Back-Pack KidsThe Back-Pack Kids program offers weekend food to chronically hungry or homeless children distributed through the school districts. Without these weekend meals, children return to school on Mondays unable to focus on school. The Back-Pack Kids program is supported entirely by donations from our community.

Kids CafeKids Cafe is a program that offers free meals to children and youth when they are out of school. This can be an after school meal or a meal during the school breaks or during the summer time. Kids Cafe meals are available to all children between the ages of 1 and 18 and are always free. * This vital program aims to fill the outside-of-school nutrition gap for children who rely on free meals at school. Kids Cafe meal programs operated at 38 after school sites and 68 summer meal sites during the year.

*In accordance with federal law and USDA policy, the Food Bank of Northern Nevada is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call toll free (866) 632-9992 (voice). Individuals who are hearing impaired or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339; or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

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Nutrition EducationHelping people gain access to important nutrition information is the goal of the Nutrition Education program at the Food Bank of Northern Nevada. Information is provided on nutritious food choices, simple food preparation, safe food handling, getting the most nutrition with a limited food budget, and increasing physical activity for healthy living. The Food Bank offers Smart Shopper, a class for adults on making the most from their food budget, and Nutrition on Wheels, which offers nutrition tips, recipes, and even samples right at Mobile Pantry sites.

Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)This is a program that distributes monthly boxes of food to seniors in need. Boxes are distributed at many sites around northern Nevada and may include cheese, cereals, beans, rice or pasta and canned fruits and vegetables. CSFP is also supplemented by the Mobile Pantry program to offer fresh produce to hungry seniors.

SNAP OutreachSNAP (formerly food stamps) Outreach is a program that helps people get connected with federal nutrition benefits. Outreach workers assist clients with paperwork and also conduct the in-person interview required to qualify for benefits.

Bridges to a Thriving NevadaThe Bridges to a Thriving Nevada initiative uses the Bridges Out of Poverty framework and community collaboration to combat generational poverty with a multi-pronged approach. Bridges provides tools that show how the lack of understanding of economic class affects the goal of having a sustainable community. The initiative also includes Getting Ahead, a sixteen week program for people from generational poverty that helps them to uncover the resources necessary to permanently exit poverty.

Collaboration for Clients People who experience food insecurity are dealing with many additional issues that affect their lives and their ability to meet their basic needs. The Food Bank of Northern Nevada is collaborating with experts in many other sectors in our community to begin addressing other issues facing our clients. Working closely with entities focused on jobs, housing, health and other factors will help us build healthier, more food secure neighborhoods in a comprehensive way.

Service StatisticsDuring the fiscal year of 2014-2015, the Food Bank of Northern Nevada distributed more than 13.9 million pounds of food providing 15,150,560 meals to those who need them in the region. The following is a breakdown of meals and how they were delivered through a variety of Food Bank of Northern Nevada

Programs MealsPartner Agencies 7,807.950 Mobile Pantry 1,913,549Back-Pack Kids 147,684 School Food Pantry 23,132 CSFP with Mobile Pantry 1,060,945 Kids Cafe 393,220 SNAP Outreach 3,314,817 TFAP 489,263 Total 15,150,560

NEVADACarson CityAdvocates to End Domestic Violence, shelterBoys and Girls Club of Western Nevada, youth programComputerCorps, pantryEagles Wing Christian Fellowship, pantryF.I.S.H., pantry, congregate feeding, shelterFood for Thought, back pack programNorthern Nevada Dream Center, pantryRon Wood Family Resource Center, pantrySalvation Army, pantryStewart Community Church, pantryVitality Carson City, residential facility

Churchill CountyChurchill County Social Services, SNAP outreachChurchill County Parks and Recreation, youth programEpworth United Methodist Church , pantryFallon Youth Club Inc., youth center (seasonal)New Frontier Treatment Center, residential facility, pantryOut of Egypt Pantry, pantry

Douglas CountyCarson Valley Community Food Closet, pantryDouglas County Backpack buddies, back pack programOur Lady of Tahoe Outreach Program, pantryTahoe Community Church, pantry

Elko CountyCommunities in Schools, back pack programFriends In Service Helping (FISH), pantryMontello Food Pantry, pantryRuby Mountain Resource Center, pantrySilver Sage Senior Center, congregate feeding, pantryVitality Unlimited, residential facility

Humboldt CountyFrontier Community Action Agency, resource centerIndigent Services, pantrySenior Citizens of Humboldt County, senior centerWinnemucca Food Bank, pantry

Eureka CountyEureka Nutrition Sites, pantry, congregate feeding

Lander CountyAssembly of God Helping Hands, pantryBattle Mountain Family Resource Center, pantryHelping Hands of Austin, pantry

Lyon CountyBoys & Girls Club of Mason Valley, youth program, pantryHealthy Community Coalition / Dayton Food Bank, pantryLiving Faith Christian Fellowship, pantryLyon County Human Services, SNAP outreachNew Hope Recovery Ranch, residential facilityOlder American's of Lyon County, congregate feedingSilver Stage Food Pantry, pantrySt. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church, pantryYerington Paiute Tribe, congregate feeding, youth program

Mineral CountryConsolidated Agencies of Human Services, pantryMacedonia Baptist Church, pantry

Pershing CountyLovelock Community Food PantryLovelock Paiute Tribe

Storey CountyCommunity Chest Inc., pantryComstock Community Church, pantry

White Pine CountyCalvary Assembly of God Church, pantry

Washoe CountyAlpha Productions, training centerAssistance League, pantryApostolic Assembly of Faith Reno, pantryBethel AME Church, pantryBoys & Girls Club of Truckee Meadows, youth center, pantryBristlecone Family Resources, residential facilityCapitol Hill Veteran's Outreach Center, pantryCasa De Vida, residential facilityCatholic Charities of Northern NV, pantry, congregate feeding, housingCentral Reno Family Resource Center, pantry and SNAP outreachChildren's Cabinet, youth resource center, pantryChurch of Jesus Christ Spirit-Filled, pantryCommittee to Aid Abused Women, shelterCommunities in Schools – Western Nevada, school pantriesCottonwood Apartments (NNCHRB), pantryDesert Springs Baptist Church, pantryDestiny Christian Center, pantryFaith Alive Christian Center, pantryFaith Lutheran Church, pantryFirst United Methodist Church, pantryGirl Scouts of Sierra Nevada, summer campGates of Life Christian Center, pantry

Partner Agencies 2014-2015

(Wahoe County continued)

Holy Child Early Learning Center, preschoolHomefront VA Transitional Living Program, residential facilityHope Church of the Nazarene, pantryHappy Days Pre School, day careHigh Sierra Inds., enhanced living & vocational training facilityKids to Seniors Korner, outreach, pantryLiving Waters Christian Fellowship, pantryNevada Humane Society, pet foodNew Life Assembly of God, pantryNorthern Nevada HOPES, community clinic and pantryNortheast Reno Family Resource Center, SNAP outreachNorthern Nevada Teen Challenge, residential facilityOur Savior Lutheran Church, pantryProject MANA, Incline Village, pantryPyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, pantryQuest Counseling, residential program for teensRainshadow Community Charter High School, teen programRehoboth Holy Temple, pantryReno-Sparks Gospel Mission, congregate feeder,

pantry, residential facilityReno/Sparks Seventh Day Adventist Spanish Church, pantryReStart, shelter, pantryRidge House, residential facilityRose McGuire Family Resource Center, SNAP outreachSafe Embrace, shelterSalvation Army, residential facility, pantrySonrise Christian Church, pantrySparks Christian Fellowship, pantrySparks Family Resource Center, SNAP outreachSparks Seventh Day Adventist Church, pantrySt. Paul's Episcopal Church, pantrySt. Michael Catholic Church, pantryStep 1, residential facilityStep 2, residential facilitySteps to New Freedom, residential facilitySun Valley Family Resource Center, SNAP outreach, pantryThe Bridge Church, pantryThe Dove House, residential facilityThe Empowerment Center, residential facilityThe YOU, youth and teen drop in centerUniversity Family Fellowship, pantryUNR Student Pantry, pantryValley View Christian Fellowship, pantryVitality Veterans Program (formerly Actions), residential facilityVoice In the Wilderness, pantryVolunteers of America, shelter & SNAP outreachW.A.R.C., vocational trainingWashoe County DCFS, pantryWashoe Valley Christian Church, pantry

CALIFORNIAEl Dorado CountyChristmas Cheer, pantryLive Violence Free, pantry shelterTahoe Turning Point, residential facility

Inyo CountyIMACA Bishop, pantry

Lassen CountyCommunities United for Children & Families, pantryFeather River Worship Center, pantry, youth programLassen Senior Services, Senior CenterSusanville Salvation Army, resource center, pantryWestwood FRC, resource center, pantry

Mono CountyIMACA, pantry

Nevada CountyProject MANA, Truckee, pantry

Plumas CountyCommunity Assistance Network, pantryEastern Plumas Community Assistance Network, pantryIndian Valley Food Pantry, pantryPlumas Rural Services, Inc, outreach and support

Sierra CountyHigh Sierras Family Services, pantryLoyalton Senior Nutrition Center, congregate feedingSierraville Community Church, pantry

Platinum Can – Gifts of $10,000 or moreAnthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. Charles N. Mathewson Charitable Lead Annuity TrustCombined Federal Campaign of Southern NevadaDermody Properties Foundation E.L. Cord Foundation Earl & Elizabeth Ash Foundation Fagundes, Anne and DanielFargo-Moorhead Area Foundation FRAC Fund For Healthy Nevada Harvey & Leslie Wagner Foundation Haws Corporation Helen Close Charitable Foundation International Game Technology Jared, David and DeniseKennan, Ned E.Lanie Albrecht Foundation Marie Crowley Foundation Martin, Timothy and KristineMassMutual - The Matching Gift Center MAZON A Jewish Response to Hunger Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Miller, Troy and SharonNichols, Grace and RonaldNV Energy Foundation Quigley, JoyceRaley's Supermarkets - Food for Families RBC Wealth Management Renown Health Robert Z. Hawkins Foundation Ronald L. Olson Foundation Rosemann Family Foundation, Inc. Roxie & Azad Joseph Foundation Trust Scheels Seeliger, Thomas and KaySusanne and Gloria Young Foundation The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Bretzlaff Foundation The Jack Van Sickle Foundation The Leonette Foundation The Nell J. Redfield Foundation The Thelma B. and Thomas P. Hart Foundation Walmart Foundation Wells Fargo Bank Nevada Whole Foods Market William G. McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc. William N. Pennington Foundation

Gold Can – Gifts totaling $5,000-$9,000ABC Fire Extinguisher Co., Inc. Alexander, Ken and MariettaBetty E Rush Rev. Living Trust Burkitt, Michael and RobertaCamille Mouchawar Foundation Catalyst 360 Charles Schwab Bank Cramer and Ling, Carolyn and LouisDelphi Asset Management Devine, Edward and SherriEdelmann Family Foundation Epling, Marilyn and EmeryFamilies in Christ Farm Bureau Bank Gscheidle, William and MeriHarley-Davidson Financial Services/Eaglemark Savings BankHutton, James and JaniceIntuitJC Penney Logistics Center John Ben Snow Memorial Trust Leech, Marvin G.Maguire, TomMast and Crosslen-Mast, Terrance and ClaudetteMcKenzie, KeniMGM Resorts Foundation Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust Nichols Consulting Engineers, Chtd. NOW Foods NV Energy Orchard House Foundation

Ostrom, Stanley J.Pacific Radomes, Inc Parasol Tahoe Community Foundation Paterson Pacific Parchment Co. Philip Rubenstein Foundation, Inc. Pick-N-Pull Save Mart – Store #559 Smith, Michael and CarolynThe Kroger Co. Foundation The Touchstone Golf Foundation TJX Foundation Turgeon, Peter A.Turner, Jim and NancyUber Technologies United Construction Company Water & Rails, Inc. WETLAB

Silver Can – Gifts totaling $1,000-$4,999Cram, Roland and GailAbernathy, DanAbizaid, Kathleen and JohnAcevedo, Monica J.Adams, RoyAIA Northern Nevada Aig Matching Grants Program Alderman, Albert A.Allred, Janet L.Ameriprise Financial Aminbakhsh and Moghimi, Roxana and MehrdadAmplitude, LLC Anchor Door & Hardware, Inc. Anderson, Rebecca L.Andrews, Mary K.Angel, Milton C.Applied Mechanical, Inc. Ardagh Metal Packaging USA, Inc. Ashton, Allan and MarjorieAspen Foundation AT&T Atkinson, Glen and PatriciaAutoFocus, Inc. Babb, Harold and C. L. Babcock and Drews, Irene and J. GeorgeBacon, AnneBailey and Tetly, Craig and SharonBarber, Peter and KarenBarnes, Carol U.Bartlett, Timothy W.Barton, Randall and DorlaBassett, Robert and JanetBeaulieu, Frank and DorothyBecker, Jane K.Bedell, Linda and RichardBeitel, Alexander G.Black, ShelleyBloomfield, SteveBowen, Dan C.Bowers, Guy M.Bowers, John W.Boyle, Mary and DennisBrawley, Donald H.Brenner, VanBroadhead and O'Connor, Mark and KathleenBrown, Brenda and RobertBrown and Brendle, Linda and FrankBrusstar, BarbaraBurke, Terrance and LorraineCameron and Stitser, Michael and ChristineCampo Fife, Candice L. Card, Steven and BetsyCARMAX Carrick, Steven and ArdithCavin, Antoinette C.Caviness, Richard B.Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program Christensen, Willeta H.Christensen Automotive of Carson City Christensen Automotive of Gardnerville Christensen Automotive of Reno Cioffi, Sharon O.CKP Communications, LLC Clarkson, Gary and LesleyCollins, John and CarolynColt, Robert H.Combs, Richard S.Community Foundation of Western Nevada

Conrath and Walker, Forrest and BrookeCourtney, Rodney and RoxannaCox, Daniel and LindaCox, Norvin and LindaCraviso, Gale L.Creighton, MarkCushing, BrianCustomInk Davidor, Sharon and BillDavis, Eddy D.DBB Holdings De Volld, James and ZoeDean, Gordon and LaurelDelaplain, Thomas and TraceyDenzler, Maria and MarkDevaurs, Walter and JillDiamond, Harold and CarolDinneen, Terry and CarolDome, Rhonda J.Donahoe, Harold M.Donaldson, Susan and NealDory Family Trust Douglas, PaulDouglass, William A.Drakulich, Robert S.Dreiling, Robert and JudyDriscoll, PaulDunlap and Culver, Calvin and CarlaEasler, Roland E.Eckman, Gary and PatriciaEdward Jones Investments Elliott, Anne M.Emanest Enterprise Holdings Foundation Lauha, Eric AllanErlach, Sheila and JosephEssa, EvaEvans, LouiseFagen Family Charitable Fund Fagundes, Manuel A.Falk, Edward and PatriciaFamily DollarFamily Practice - Preventive Medicine Farahi, BenFerrari, Robert and AudreyFidaleo, Dawn A.Fielder, Mark and ElizabethFisher, Randy and MelindaFitzgerald, Judith and DanielFitzsimmons, George and BonnieFix, PaulFlocchini, Richard and PatriciaFoodtweeks, LLC Foote, Gordon and CarolynFordham, Prella and JohnFountain, Susan and ToddFrancis, Debra E.Frayer, Jenny C.Freeport-McMoRan Foundation Fritz, DavidFroslie, Roger and LindaFu and Chang, Henry and CandaceGannett Foundation Garcia, Elisabeth M.Gehr, Denton and PatriciaGeneral Motors Foundation Gibbons, Sharon M.Gibson, Dave and KarenGilbert, Michael and JanetGilson, Marcus and JamieGorelick, Allison and JeffGraham, Frederick and JaniceGralla, Lawrence and LaNaeGranner, MichelleGray, John and RochelleGreat Basin Brewing Company Grisham and Athearn, Lee and KimberlyGustin, Michael and MaeHand, James and CherieHarmon, Florine C.Harper and Haid, Raymond and GraceHarris, Carol C.Harvey, Robert D.Haskell, Jimmie and JosephineHeintz, Amy D.Henneberg, Gene and SusanHerz, Gail C.Hess, Judy A.

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Hess, Steven M.Hickox, Robert E.Hill, Richard and SherriHinderks Family Foundation Fund Hohmann, WendellHolets, Daniel and DoloresHomeTown Health, Hot August Nights Foundation Howard, Anne B.Hull, Jeffrey and DianeHulse, James and BettyIsbell, Lloyd D.Isler, Jack and KathleenJackson, Edward N.Jamason, Cherie and HarryJames & Cecilia Tse Ying Foundation John Anderson Construction, Inc. Johnson, Reynolds and JulieJozu, LLC Judy's Dance Shoppe Juell and Weekes-Juell, Brian and DonnaJustGive Kalb, Tom and YvonneKappes, Cassiday & Associates Keenan, William and MaryKelley, Penelope and JerryKelly, Ross and JaneenKennedy, Lawrence and TeresaKenson, William P.Kevin L. Konsmo Construction Company Key, Nancy E.Key, Terri A.Kimball, Joanne M.Klessig, Pamela J.Kliwer, Mary N.Kness, Cecilia and TimothyKolar and Albregts, Kimberly and AnthonyKolb and Lee, Melissa and DwightKomac, Mary and RobertKorhonen, AkiKos, Michael and KirstenKramer and McIntosh, Larry and MargaretKrietlow, Glenda J.Kurnik, Frank and CarolineKurvers, Michael and JanetLaubbacher, George J.Lawrence, Angelene M.Lawson, David E.Layton, Margaret V.Lee and High, LTD Lemond Realty Lespade, Richard and BarbaraLespade Construction, LLC Lindeburg, Michael and ElizabethLoughnot, Kathleen B.Mabel T. Hage Memorial Fund Machabee, Gary and MaryMacy's Foundation Macy's/Bloomingdale Marr, Bruce W.Marriott, Kevin K.Marshall, Hugh and CynthiaMartin, Donald and FrancesMartin, Thomas S.Mazer-Smith, Susan M.McAndrew, Trish E.McClary, Penny S.McCloskey, Sharon and JohnMcCoskey, Hubert E.McGovern and Kuntz, Dawn and CharlesMeeuwig, M. Joy and RichardMeiss and Ralston, Dennis and JanetMerrick, DianeMilder, Robert B.Miller, Katherine T.Miller, KristaMiller, Marilyn S.Miller, Thomas and Jean AnnMiller & Trujillo Pediatric Dentistry Miner, Joe and VirginiaMoassessi and Associates Moberg, Ray and ConnieMoio, SamanthaMooneyham, Billy and GailMoore, Lynn and RonaldMoore, ShirleyMorgan, MarianneMorgan and Beesley, Ann and BruceMorgan Stanley c/o Cybergrants, Inc.

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Moss, David and MarieMotter, Janet R.Mt. Rose Heating & Air Conditioning Mulcahy, PatrickNAI Alliance Naumann, Ellen and CarlNazy, John R.Nelson, Norma K.Network for Good Nevada Association of Land Surveyors Nevada Endoscopy Management Nevada Farm Bureau Federation Nevada Landmen's Association Nevada State Bank Niemann, Anita and DonNoonan, Thomas and Mary AnnNorem, Daniel B.Northern Nevada Chapter of RIMS NP Energy Nevada, Inc. O'Carroll, Felicia R.O'Doan, Mark and JeanneOfferdahl, Richard and LindaOliver, EnidOppenheimer, Robert E.Osterhagen, Fredrick J.Ostomel and Steinheimer, Jeffrey and ConnieOttenheimer, Eric and StacyPadilla, James R.Palmer, John W.Pauley, Richard and LouannePebbles, CrystalPeppermill Resort Spa Casino Pfrommer, James and GailPinkerton, Joel D.Poon and Taylor, Lydia and MichaelPowell, Susan and MichaelPowell Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. PPG Industries Foundation Premier Restoration & Remodel, Inc. Price, Charles and BarbaraPropp, MorrisPSG Resources, LLC Q & D Construction, Inc. Race178 Raffanelli Enterprises, Inc. Ray, Joanne F.Raymond and Pagliarini, Catherine and JamesRazoo Foundation Reeth, Kevin and DeborahReinhart, Howard W.REMSA/Care Flight Reno Aces Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority Rilling, Roger J.Robert R. Banks Foundation Roberts, OwenRobinson, Hampden S.Robinson, Penney C.Rochlin, Heidemarie M.Rodrigue and Coldwell, Thomas and AndreaRojas, Hector C.Romberg, Gary and JacquelynRosenberg, HowardRosene, Tim and DianeRossi, Karen E.Rounds, MichaelRPM Automotive Inc DBA Scotty's Transmissions Ruby, Edward and JeanetteRuybalid, Robin and EvelynRuzycki and Pescio-Ruzycki, Alex and LisaSafeway Foundation Saint Anthony Greek Orthodox Church Salter, JamesSalvagno, William and SloanSam D. Young Family Foundation Sanford, Arleen and JeraldSatre, Phillip and JenniferSave Mart CARES Scales, Myrtle T.Schmidt and Florez, Karl and KathleenSchneider, Deborah H.Schukman, Yvette L.Schweitz, Leroy and CarolScott Dean Agency Selleck, Al B.Serio, RobertSertic, Jewel and Kathy

Shepperson, Margaret D.Sigurdson, Kathleen A.Simmons, LeiaSinnar, Donald L.Skelton, SharonSkender, Marilyn L.Soil-Tech Sorensen's Resort Southwest Gas Corporation Foundation Spanier, Nicholas and BethanySparks United Methodist Church Spencer and Carlee Rauber Sportif USA St. John's Presbyterian Church Stambaugh, IreneStarbucks Foundation Starr, Birdie L.Steininger, Roger and LuAnneStevens, Kerry and VickiStollmeyer Family Fund Stover, Thomas and DianneStrauss, Jane H.Strem, Michael A.Strevell, Wallace D.Sundance Bookstore, Inc. Tedesco Pacific Construction, Inc. Teichgraeber, Beverly and JosephTench, Patricia A.Terras, Terence and FrancesTerri and Gray Levy Charitable Fund Testa, Paul and AnitaThe Brigham Family Charitable Fund The Nickless Family Charitable Foundation The Pampered ChefThe Sleep Shop Thornton and Eliades, Val and DawnTissier and Seymour, Michel and KerryToy Smith, Vicki L.Triplett, EverettTruckee Meadows Water Authority Truist Turner, Carl D.Turner, Marianne L.Turville, Gigi and LashUmpqua Bank Underwood, Elizabeth H.United Way of Northern Nevada & The Sierra Uppal, Sarah and RennyUtley, James and KarenVasser, DorothyVickers, Bill and JanetVohland, Dennis and CynthiaWashington Federal Foundation Washoe Pines Foundation Wastewater Process Control Solutions, LLC Waterhouse, Linda P.Watland, Judy A.Welch, Richard K.Wells Fargo - Reno Phone Bank Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Westphal, Kipp and EllenWhipp, Robbi N.White, Elizabeth O.Whitmire, Newman and JudithWhittemore, Robert N.Wiegand, Samuel J.Wiggins, Ronald and SaraWilliams, Jerome and ElainaWillinger, Lynn and DouglasWilson, Maria and ArthurWilson, Patricia and DavidWinslow, Margareta J.Winter, Jill M.Wise, Larry and N. LynneWolf, David M.Woodman, Elizabeth B.Woodworth, Bruce M.Wooster High School JROTC Worthington, John and ChristineWymond, Gilbert O.Yamamura, Jeanne H.Yeamans, Mark and GailYoung, CarlYoung, Ellen and JoeYoung, Phyllis B.Zager, Craig E.Zarcone, Erin and AndyZarlenga, Michael A.

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