ANNUAL REPORT S
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1 FY2021 ANNUAL REPORT FEEDING FAMILIES, NOURISHING LIVES FOR OVER 25 YEARS
Transcript of ANNUAL REPORT S
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FY2021ANNUAL REPORT
FEEDING FA
MILIES,
NOURISHIN
G LIVES F
OR OVER 25
YEARS
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73,962 individuals served,
many more than once
31 community partners
received food
876,908 lbs.of food rescued
2,478 children served weekend
meals through the Power Pack Program
28% of food received
was fresh produce
Thanks to the generosity of our community, Food for Others provided
3,471,148 lbs. of food, enough for
2,892,623 meals.
2,627households
served weekly
Value of food distributed is
$6,039,797
FY2021 IMPACT
Our mission is to distribute food to our neighbors in need by mobilizing our
giving community and volunteers
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A letter from the Board Chair Thank you for making Fiscal Year 2021 our most successful year to date. With your support, we grew to meet
dramatically increased needs in ways we never thought possible. We are operating nine mobile pantries,
serving seven new community partners, and have increased the amount of food we give to all our partners.
We distributed over 1 million MORE pounds of food in FY2021 than in FY2020. We hired staff, expanded
warehouse space, bought more food, built a new walk-in refrigerator, and upgraded our technology. We
stayed open in very difficult times, even when others shut their doors. You helped us put food on the table
for over 76,000 people, often more than once. We continued to increase the percentage of food we give
away that is fresh and locally grown.
Because of you, we met the challenges of the past year. Now we are facing new challenges. Just as the
pandemic didn’t impact every household equally, the economic recovery hasn’t benefited everyone equally.
The face of hunger is changing. The newly food insecure in the Washington, DC region are more likely to be
employed, living in larger households with children, and facing eviction than those who experienced food
insecurity before the pandemic. Now, more than ever, we must renew our commitment towards better, more equitable food access.
With your support, we have started taking the necessary steps. We have implemented new technology that
lets us communicate directly with our program participants. We have solicited their feedback about the
variety, quality, and quantity of food we distribute, and about the services we provide. We are using this
feedback to improve our processes, training, and quality control.
We are actively looking for ways to reach food insecure people who still do not know about us. We want to
reach the people who still cannot get to one of our sites or who need prepared meals. Homeless people.
Seniors. People who speak languages other than English. Households whose culture or religion make it
difficult to use the food we traditionally provide. These are key parts of the equitable food safety net that we
want to provide.
Thank you for more making hunger relief a priority, and for joining us in the fight during this record- breaking
year. It will not be easy to work towards equitable food access while sustaining pandemic-level services, but
with your help it is possible. As we near the end of our 26th year, we are more grateful than ever for your
partnership and for this extraordinary community.
Bobby Bhatnagar Board Chair
NOW MORE THAN EVER
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VOLUNTEERS 85+ HOURSBarbara Bechara
Steve Bishop
Katherine Byrd
Patrick Dunckhorst
Dave DuVal
Jane DuVal
Lori Farro
Cathy Furlong
Shyama Haniffa
Mary Kent
Jenn Latessa
Mouna Lhaggazi
Nathan Madden
Mike Margeson
Amy Masters
Marlene McHugh
Darren McKewen
George November
James Nunez
Linden Perlman
Haleh Peterson
Jane Polzer
Carmen Quintero
Fatima Rafie
Lori Rudzinski
Tom Ryan
Jim Sanford
Deborah Snedden
Nancy Snellings
Pat Snellings
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2020-2021BOARD OF DIRECTORSBobby Bhatnagar Chair
Jeff Marin Vice Chair
Hillary West Treasurer
Jane Schapiro Brown Secretary
Arnoldo Borja
Jahangir Boroumand
Leigh Burke
Rebecca Chanin
William Daly
Maritel Dasco
Robert Farrell
Matt Salter
Sarah Scafidi
Shelly O’Neill Stoneman
STAFFAnnie Turner Executive Director
Alison Padget Director of Development & Outreach
April Frazier Simmons Director of Operations & Client Services
Nikki Clifford Director of Volunteer Services
Leo Delgado Warehouse Supervisor
Dustin Lape Program Coordinator
Kelly Richards Volunteer Coordinator
Hannah Wilson Development & Communications Associate
Karen Peralta Front Desk
Mauricio Castillo Warehouse/Driver
Jennlliz Garcia Warehouse
Rossio Senzano Warehouse
Patrick Silas Warehouse
Warren Dorr Warehouse/Driver
Chris Corsillo Warehouse/Driver
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FAMILIES USE EMERGENCYFOOD TO REBUILD CLIENT SPOTLIGHTWe met with Augustina and her mother, Yolanda, at
Food for Others partner and mobile site Annandale
United Methodist Church. Augustina spoke on
behalf of herself and her mom. She told us what
it was like for her as a young student in a family
that was facing food insecurity. While she was
in school, her mother came to AUMC to pick up
groceries. Augustina said that knowing there were
hot meals ready for her allowed her to focus on
her schoolwork.
AUMC’s food distributions nourished Yolanda’s family
until the time came that they no longer needed the
pantry’s assistance. Yolanda’s healthy and resilient
children moved on in their careers, pouring their
strength and resources back into their community.
As with so many stories, theirs took an unexpected
turn because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Yolanda
and her family were grateful that AUMC and Food
for Others were still there for them, ready to respond
to food insecurity in their neighborhood. Even as
her adult children have gone back to work, Yolanda
continues to visit AUMC while she builds back her
savings. Fortunately, the pandemic did not rob the
early investment she made in Augustina’s education.
On the contrary, Augustina is using her voice to
advocate for herself, her mother, and her neighbors.
Like Yolanda, many people have found themselves
in need of emergency food during the pandemic.
Whether they’re visiting the Food for Others main
warehouse, or one of our nine mobile sites, they
know that they’re going to leave with enough food
to feed their families for 3 to 5 days. That helps them
get to that next paycheck, keep the lights on, or
worry a little less about their kids that week. In FY21,
Food for Others distributed emergency food to
42,159 individuals. So many people came together
to make that possible: all of you who donated
food, money and time, our generous grocery store
partners, Fairfax County, the many social workers,
healthcare providers, and other organizations who
referred families, and our dedicated mobile site
partners. Thank you!
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NEW COMMUNITY PARTNER SPOTLIGHT Fighting hunger takes everyone. To help meet the
increasing need for food all over the region, Food
for Others established relationships with seven new
community partners including First A.M.E. Church
of Alexandria (FAME). FAME serves the community
along the Route 1 corridor, an area with poverty,
unstable housing, and food insecurity. FAME
volunteers distribute groceries from Food for Others
and other organizations at their church every other
Wednesday afternoon, feeding 125-150 families
each time.
Volunteers at FAME had already been running a
food pantry for several years prior to the pandemic,
serving a handful of people. Once the pandemic
started, demand skyrocketed and they didn’t know
how they were going to get enough food. Volunteer
Dana Richardson says, “When you all came along
it was absolutely a blessing. We are a small church
and we didn’t know where we were going to get
the funds. When Dustin (Food for Others Program
Coordinator) reached out to me, it was like the sky
was opened up!” Food for Others delivers 5,000
lbs. of groceries including non-perishables, fresh
produce, milk, and eggs every two weeks just in time
for distribution.
Dana tells the story of a family
who received food from FAME.
The mom was forced to quit
work when schools closed.
The husband was the only one
in the family working. She just happened to
be driving by FAME when her daughter looked at
her and asked when they were going to buy food.
She didn’t have the heart to tell her they didn’t
have money for food. At that point they saw the
food giveaway happening at FAME and pulled over.
They cried as they told their story, and the FAME
volunteers loaded them up with as many groceries
as they could give them. That story and many others
have stayed with Dana.
Food for Others is honored to partner with FAME and
our other new partners: She Believes in Me, CityLight
Church, Vienna Presbyterian Church, FACETS,
Salvation Army, and Medical Care for Children
Partnership (MCCP). The CARES grant funding that
pays for this program will end in December of this
year, but with your help, Food for Others plans to
continue this program at least through June 2022.
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USING TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE CUSTOMER SERVICEThanks to our generous supporters, Food for
Others upgraded our technology and switched
from Microsoft Access to Salesforce. Inventory,
volunteer management, donor management, and
client services are all now integrated. Making this
shift has made us more efficient in our operations
and has changed the way we interact with our
program participants. The new system also makes
the process easier for clients and social workers. In
the old system, social workers filled out paper forms
or emailed referrals for the emergency program.
Sometimes the paperwork would not arrive, and the
social worker or client would have to make another
call or another trip. Now the portal securely captures
the information the first time and notifies the client
when the referral is in, minimizing confusion.
This new, direct communication with clients has
other benefits as well. We send texts and emails in
two languages to push out news, coordinate mobile
site pickups and get feedback from clients. Our
client satisfaction survey, sent to every emergency
program participant, captures their opinions on the
quality, quantity, and variety of food they receive,
and their experience receiving services at Food for
Others. To incentivize participation, FFO enters each
respondent into a weekly raffle for a grocery store
gift card. The system captures their responses, tracks
the weekly averages, and displays the results on a
company dashboard.
We are delighted that most participants report that
their food lasts 5 days or more and are generally
happy with the variety and quality. When we do
receive negative feedback about the food, we
respond and implement tighter quality control
measures. Our staff also appreciate hearing when
they’ve done a good job.
Thanks to all of our supporters who made this new
technology possible, Food for Others is serving our
food insecure neighbors efficiently and with dignity.
“ The staff is phenomenal! I could see the care and respect in their eyes I cannot thank them enough.”
“ Gracias, es de ayuda para mi y mi familia. Esta comida me ayuda a solventar un poco mi economía.”
( Thank you, it helps me and my family, this food helps me to pay a little for my finances.)
Some recent comments:
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MEET LORIVOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHTVolunteer Lori has been making a difference at Food
for Others for the past 6 years. She first started
working in the warehouse packing vegetables with
her husband. After working in the warehouse, she
moved on to preparing orders to better utilize her
talents. Next, she moved to Power Packs and she
has been there ever since.
Currently, Lori volunteers every Monday and many
Tuesdays (leaving time for golf). In addition to
packing Power Packs, she and her husband deliver
them to four schools - Graham Rd., Fairfield, Parkline,
and Mount Vernon- each week. She explained that
the school offices are very thankful and it’s nice
to see.
Lori expressed her appreciation for the comradery
and friendship at Food for Others. She does not
want to sit at home idly in retirement. She also
shared that “knowing [she’s] helping people is her
favorite part of volunteering at Food for Others”.
She described the experience as “mind boggling”
to “hear about people struggling with food when
many people think Fairfax County is a ‘rich county.’”
Lori encourages more people to sign up to volunteer.
When asked what she’d like to tell future volunteers,
she advised them to wear good shoes since they’ll
be standing on concrete, show up for their shifts,
and have fun!
Volunteers are the heart of the Food for Others
mission. This is especially evident in the Power
Pack Program, which provides weekend meals to
thousands of children who rely on school meals for
their nutrition. In FY21, the Power Pack Program
delivered 45,073 meal packs. That’s 270,438
kid-friendly meals, 90,146 tasty snacks, and 90,146
milks and juices! Volunteers packed, inspected, and
delivered these packs, contributing more than 3,000
hours of service.
With school back in person for the 2021-2022 school
year, we’re anticipating that this program will be
bigger than ever. To find out how you can help, visit
our website, www.foodforothers.org, and click on
“Get Involved.”
EXPENSE ALLOCATION
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Support and other revenue Donated goods, utilities and facilitiesContributionsGovernment contracts for services
Special events, net of direct expenses of $8,405 in 2021 and $7,248 in 2020Investment IncomeTOTAL SUPPORT AND OTHER REVENUE
ExpensesProgram ServicesManagement and generalFundraisingTOTAL EXPENSESChange in Net AssetsNet Assets, Beginning of YearNet Assets, End of Year
$4,943,166$3,677,954$872,823
$48,844
$190,307$9,733,094
$6,567,216$357,360$154,684$7,079,260$2,653,834$3,789,355$6,443,189
2021
‘20
Program Services $4,679,531
Management and General $320,662
Fundraising $128,247
91%6%3%
‘21
Program Services $6,567,216
Management and General $357,360
Fundraising $154,684
93%5%2%
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
Current AssetsCash and cash equivalentsContributions receivable, netOther receivableInventory - foodPrepaid expensesTOTAL CURRENT ASSETSInvestmentsProperty and EquipmentFurniture and EquipmentVehiclesLess, accumulated depreciationNet Property and EquipmentOther AssetsDepositsTOTAL ASSETS
$1,222,788$80,981$125,499$455,794$32,051$1,917,113$4,338,641
$565,473$212,213($434,886)$342,800
$10,086$6,608,640
2021
Current LiabilitiesAccounts payable and accrued expensesDeferred revenueTOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIESNet AssetsWithout donor restrictionsWith donor restrictionsTOTAL NET ASSETSTotal Liabilities and Net Assets
$139,951$25,500$165,451
$6,229,127$214,062$6,443,189$6,608,640
2021
$3,792,782$2,406,075$295,450
$42,731
$75,001$6,612,039
$4,679,531$320,662$128,247$5,128,440$1,483,599$2,305,756$3,789,355
2020
$1,599,723$44,483$25,609$427,699$27,486$2,125,000$1,628,399
$393,189$155,373($338,324)$210,238
$10,086$3,973,723
2020
$159,318$25,050$184,368
$3,652,316$137,039$3,789,355$3,973,723
2020LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
STATEMENT OF ASSETS
MEDALLION - $25,000+ORGANIZATIONSCapital OneFreddie MacRobert I. Schattner Foundation Inc.
Wegmans Stuff the Bus and Check Out Hunger Campaigns
INDIVIDUALSDudley Family FoundationVirginia Fulton
Joan KasprowiczKlinke Family Charitable
AMBASSADOR - $20,000 - $24,999ORGANIZATIONSAir EngineersGreat American Restaurants
Universal Title Companies Arlington, Falls Church, Fairfax, Old Town, Citywide, Kingstowne, Capital Area Title
INDIVIDUALSGeorge November and Nancy CavanaughPeter and Jean NakaSandy and Clint Spooner
SIGNATURE - $15,000 - $19,999 ORGANIZATIONSAlfred Street Baptist ChurchMacy’s Bag Hunger CampaignMerritt Charity Fund
TD Charitable FoundationThe Dominion Guild Inc.TTR Sotheby’s International Realty
INDIVIDUALSKulkarni Family Eric and Norma Jean Murchison
CHAMPION - $10,000 - $14,999ORGANIZATIONSCameron McEvoy PLLCCareFirst BlueCross BlueShieldEAI TechnologiesExpectation Church
Lasership Macy’s/Bloomingdale’sOnyx Government ServicesPhilip L. Graham Fund
The Harvey S. Lowe, Jr. and Susan Hitchcock-Lowe FoundationTorch Technologies
INDIVIDUALSErnie and Cathy AbbottThad and Pam AllenAnonymousDavid BostedoKathryn and Michael CaballeroKatherine and Richard CrawforddeLaski Family Foundation
Bruce DonaldsonAlicia DownsJames DuffJonathan ErdmanVera FinbergStanley and Meafelia P. GusukumaThomas and Elizabeth HefferonDaniel and Cynthia Johnson
Kathryn and J. Stephen JonesPhong LeCharles and Susan MathewsBrian McLaineRita MelhelmNader Family FoundationTimothy NaughtonHoward and Patsy Norton
Randolph D Rouse FoundationPeter and Helen RaudenbushGlenn and Pamela RosenthalSally SibleyDeborah SneddenPat and Nancy SnellingsTori Thomas
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PIONEER - $5,000 - $9,999ORGANIZATIONSAgent Knows Homes - Jeff WuAnthem Inc.Arlington District of the UMCBAE Systems
Blue Node Solutions Inc.Capital One CenterChurch of the Good Shepherd UMCCNA, Arlington office
DMV Zion ChurchDrueding FoundationedHelper GivingLions of Virginia Foundation Inc.Nurture Studio LLC
Peterson Family FoundationRangers Cottage LLCSHL US LLCThe RMR Group LLCSuh Family Foundation
TM Technologies Inc.TRADE-PMR Inc.Vienna Presbyterian Church
INDIVIDUALSMark and Kathleen Aitken-CadeJennifer and Peter BeckmanMolly Boyle and Jerry SkellyJane and Scott BrownDan BurkheadMichael CaromeMary ConsidineJoan CulverJoseph DealJohn and Berna DiehlWilliam and Kim Paddison DockeryDon and Cindy Drechsler
David EverettElizabeth FitchMarilyn and Michael FitzgeraldDona FraserRoger and Jessica Friedman Danielle and Brandon Furlich Robert Gardner and Kathleen StylesJames Geiger Nathan GeweckeAngelina Giancarlo
Limond and Kimberlee GrindstaffMichael HennigLoren and Birgit HersheyRobert HisaokaDeanna and John HorsleyThomas IhmRalph and Jane JohnsonKevin and Christine KeanePatrick KimLisa KowalskiJosh and Laura KrupnickLear FamilyNoreen and Hugh Linneman
James LongJudy and William MannMary Lincoln Johnson Charitable FoundationSarah and Michael McGrathGina MyersNarang FoundationBach Phuong Nguyen and Giao C. TranJoseph Norton John and Ilene Pachter Phoebe and William PetersonAntonella RomanoKathryn and John Rooney Philip Rosenthal
Kristen RumrillKelly SalzmannDelphine SilasJohn SiposLeonard and Sue Smith Phil and Peg SoucySusan StillmanVelan ThillairajahCorey and Christie VaudoCathryn WatersSallie Williams and Richard FruchtermanWilliam WolfeEdward Wright
NURTURER - $2,500 - $4,999ORGANIZATIONSAbbVieAlloy Family Foundation Inc.Altus GroupAmerican Legion Post 177Bank of America Corporationbtr Inc.Church of the Good Shepherd Episcopal
Clark Construction GroupCore Outdoor LivingCORE Training Inc.DDA Love FoundationExxonMobil FoundationGeneral Dynamics Mission Systems Inc.German Lutheran Memorial Fund
Giving Together Inc.Holy Trinity LutheranHusch Blackwell LLPJohnson & JohnsonL3Harris TechnologiesLNC PartnersMantua Citizens’ AssociationMcLean Mortgage
Mount Vernon Rotary Club FoundationNext Mark Credit UnionPerfect Choice Real EstateRadloff Family Charitable FundRotary Club of Dunn Loring-Merrifield
Sheehy Infiniti of TysonsSt. John Neumann Catholic ChurchStipe Charity FundTransurbanU.S. Charitable Gift TrustVerisign Inc.
INDIVIDUALSRonald AbramsonSaurabh AgrawalMarilyn and David AldrichMichael AllenClayton AustinRebecca BatemanLois BeckMaggie and Joseph BelsanBetty and Wes Foster Family FoundationYong Sun BoronkasJulie BrennerJames and Emily BressonCharles BrewerElizabeth BurgettLeigh and Ed BurkeKathleen CavanaughKrishnan ChettiarDean Clamons and Carolyn Gewirz
Shawn ConnorRobert and Judith CosgriffBill and Phyllis CrossGuy DivitaFreddi DonnerWilliam DowerEdward and Ellen EbbeSophia EdwardsStephanie ElmsStacey Evers and Peter CunniffeDonna FallasGay Fantozzi, In MemoriamRichard FisherKaren FlannJanet GelbGhaleb GhalebFarzad Ghassemi and Neda Bassim GhassemiMickey Glassman
Dean Glenn, In MemoriamKurt and Gina HaldemanGail HiblerJeffrey HippGerald and Harriet HopkinsRichard JeanneretMary and Raymond KentCharles and Judith KramerCharlie and Carrie KramerJeremy KrasnerKeith KriskoMartha and Larry LangrehrSandra and John LongNeil Mahrer Anthony MartinezJohn MartinezAmare MerzJorge and Margaret MolinaThomas and Bonnie Moore Diane Murphy
Vicki and John NelsonJin ParkLynda Pilgrim and Mark PenningtonAlyce PhinneyBenjamin PiperEllen PirogMichael and Sara QuigleyRichard RhodesAlexander and Marguerite RobertsonJonathan, Donna and Lindsay RogersRobert SborofskyThomas ScanlonAmee ShahSamantha ShinbaumRandi Sidgmore and Marian GelbwaksSusanne Skaggs
Debra SmithPeter and Marybeth SpainDorothea and James StahlEdward StrittmatterDaryl Ann and Ward ThomasJennifer TooleAndrew TwiggJoel WallStuart WallaceSusan and Arthur WilliamsWilliams Family FoundationHolly Wilson and Billy JohnsonGary and Kim WrightDavid and Margaret YoungJean Schiro-Zavela and Vance ZavelaVan and Ann Zeck
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HARVESTER - $1,000 - $2,499ORGANIZATIONS 888 Realty Investors LLCAbiding Presence Lutheran ChurchAmerican Institute for ResearchArlington Community FoundationBooz Allen HamiltonBrookfield Properties Management LLCBuilding ImpactCityline Partners LLCClyne FoundationCohnReznick LLPCohnReznick FoundationCommunity Foundation for Northern VirginiaDaVita Dialysis - Tysons Corner
Dell TechnologiesWomble Bond Dickinson (US) LLPElm Street Development Inc.EventbriteFairfax Host Lions ClubFalls Church EpiscopalFiore Montessori SchoolFirst Baptist Church of MerrifieldFirst Citizens BankThe Garden Club of FairfaxGerman Lutheran Church of Washington DCGlory ChurchGoodman-Gable-Gould Co.Heart Sing
Hillman ConsultingInstitute of Real Estate Management, Northern Virginia Chapter 77 Inc.Insurance Institute for Highway SafetyJPMC FoundationLookout FoundationMacerich/Tysons CornerMarine Spill Response CorpThe MatherThe Meridian GroupMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramMiller Charitable FundMN Blum LLCMount Tabor Society Inc.Nahom Family Foundation
Northern Virginia Bengali Association NVBANOVECNV Capital Advisors LLCOESOur Lady of Good CounselPeterson CompaniesThe Pew Charitable TrustsPlave Koch PLCQuona CapitalREACS Inc.Red Hat Inc.Resurrection ChurchRetail Business ServicesRotary Club of Falls ChurchSchneider ElectricSocial 4 GoodSt. James Catholic Church
St. Mark’s Lutheran ChurchSystems Development and Analysis Inc.Tamil Nadu FoundationTEGNA Foundation Inc.Trinity School at Meadow ViewTysons Regional Chamber of CommerceUrenco Inc.VMware FoundationWelcome Club of Northern VirginiaWells Fargo Clearing ServicesWells Fargo FoundationWestwood Women’s Golf - 9 Hole GroupWoodland Park Crossing LLC
INDIVIDUALSHarold AckermanMarc and Lara AdelbergerFatima AhmadOscar AizcorbeAndrea AlbaneseRalph and Terrell AlfordPeg and Rich AlpinBrian AlsonMelanie AlstonJessica AmusoBruce ArguetaTheresa ArmstrongSabrina AshwellJennifer AtkinsonRobert and Diane AustinShannon AustinRobin Avery-BarnardJoseph AyoubBeverly BairdMary Jane BalickiTom and Anne Marie BarlettaAdrienne BarrisJohn BeatyLisa BeaulieuSusan BeckerLiz BerensSachin BhagiBobby Bhatnagar and Nisha KumarBetsy BicknellEmily BienMartin BienstockEmily BikofskyScott and Patricia BirkheadKarl BittnerThomas and Mary BoothJahangir BoroumandRuth Boyer O’DeaJohn BoyleMatt BoyleSteven BoyleWilliam BoyleMartha BrettschneiderNancy BrightTobi BrimsekJoe BrownJulie and David BrownRobert and MaryBeth Brown
Carol BruchErin BrummettRuth BurgessPatricia Burke, In MemoriamKaren BurkettDouglas BurttEddie and Dennie ByrneRobert A. Byrne Jr.Cindy CafaroJunie and Richard CalliesMarcella CampbellWalter and Sigrid CarlsonEmily and Roderick CarmodyShirley CarrWilliam and Peggy CarringtonDavid and Nancy CartierPaul CarusoMichael and Donna CashMark CastaldoEdward CawleyRebecca ChaninWilliam ChappelStephanie ChesterMaureen ChoudhuryGeorge Chuzi and Antonia IannielloKateleigh ClarkGene ClouseMindy and Warren CohenWalter CokerWilliam Collins and Maureen RuddyElaine ConnerLisa CooneyHeather CoreyMegan CormierRosemary Cox-GalhotraRichard CramondDave CraneAngela CraytorJohn CuddyAndrew CurthoysPatricia D’AlessandroMargaret DaigleMichael DandiniNancy DannelsNancy and Carl DietrichSally DixonRenelda and James DobbsPatrick Doherty
Paul and Lynn DommelBruce DouglassDoris DouglassGary and Christine DowellElizabeth DoyleKristin DriscollWilliam and Martha DudleyJerilyn DunphyBarry DunsmoorSteven and Carol DutilKaren DuValNicole and Doug DuvallCheri EdwardsHeather ElmoreMostafa ElShakankiryDavid EnglishJoseph FacendaJessica FarahBarbara Ann FarmerPeter FeddersJeanne FireyDavid FitchNancy FitzChristine FitzgeraldSusan FlaniganMichael FlemingGuy Fogleman and Jenny KishiyamaLaura FonnerAnn FosterFred and Laura FosterMark and Christine FowlerJeff FranzenDavid FraserPhilip FreidhoffLisa FriedmanJayant GadreLaurel GainorRobert GarofaloBarbara GaynorPhyllis GeanyMary Alice GermanMary GiardaMark GibsonLydia GizdavcicKyle GlisterJohn GloverAlexander GontscharowNini GoodwinThomas Goodwin
Sharon GrahamJoel and Rebecca GreeneSandra GregoryDaniel and Susanne GroomsAndrea GrossLisa GuttCharlene and Joseph GuySimon HackerLaura and Stephen HahnWendy and Andrew HahnSusan HallHallbach Family FundNick HalupkaSimon HamiltonSean HanlenMark HardinPatrick HarkinsBarbara HarmanMary HarperDale HarrisJoseph HarrisDiane and Abe HaspelPhyllis HatcherErin Healy GallagherKelly HerbergerLawrence HermanKaren HetheringtonHarry HillVirginia HintermeisterBill HinzBrabble HoffmanChip and Hannah HollandsBarbara HolstonSharon HooverMartin HornJulie Howard and Howard LobsteinJennifer HoweEmma HowkLois and Dean HunstadMichael HurleyMurad HussainFrank HwangBryan JacoboskiJacqueline JacobsJacquemin Family Foundation Inc.Dave JohnsonDavid Johnson
Nathan JohnsonRory JohnsonDouglas JonesDavid KalenderDenise KelloggM. L. and M. E. KerleyKamal Khanna and Angeles de LeonJane KidwellTeresa KingsleyRebecca KirkNancy and Jeffrey KlainFrederick KleinDuane KnaufPerry KnightDavid KnottPhyllis Kohlmann and John SwiftJulie KosterlitzJackie KostickGeorge KralovecSachiko KunoMangala KuppaLeonard and Christine KurtzmanRegina KvitkovichMary LaFalceBurgess LairdJulie LampeChristine LandeggerBrian LaneKelly and Jan LangdorfElizabeth LangfordHolly LauAmber LaubyJeanine LauthDon LeathemPhyllis and Christopher LeeRoger LeeVirginia LeeK. LetzlerLen and Luann LevittElizabeth & Roger LibbyRhonda and Jared LumbagJanetta Lun and Timmon ArkJohn and Anne MacFarlaneThomas MageeLinda and Dean MansonGabriela MaraniJanet Marney
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HARVESTER - $1,000 - $2,499INDIVIDUALS, CONTINUEDNancy MarshallMargaret MartinMaryanne MartonikAmy Masters and Wayne Van NostrandDebbie and Marshall MatzEmily MaxfieldCaitlin MayTodd and Susan MaymanMichael McCannMcClure FamilyMelissa McGarryMarlene McHughWilliam McNultySylvia McPetersAnne and Arnold David MeadowsAshley MessengerKenneth MeydJames and Elizabeth MichaelBuzz MillerJudy MillerLisa and Markus MillerLauren MirelesAnna MooreBeverly MooreCornelia and Lewis MooreMichelle MooreKerri and Mitch MorehartConnie MorganRichard Morin and Roxanne RiceJohn and Emily MurphyTimothy MurphyJennifer MyersAli NassirianJohn and Clare NealMark NelliganSharon NicholsDavid Nies and
Karen Nies-VogelAnne NolanMatthew NolanAlfred NorcottMicheal O’ConnorSusannah O’DonnellAnn O’Neil and Ann Evelyn OneilBrenna O’NeillChris, Patricia and Pamala O’NeillKevin OhlsonAnna OlferievDan OlsonAdeola OmotayoRichard OppenheimKim OrkandRichard OwensNat and Martha ParsonsAlex and Michael PascarellaJoel and Bonny PasowiczJaymin PatelGeorge and Kelly PaulSander Glick and Laura PennycuffKristine and Mike PerriBarbara and Frank PerriniJohn and Amy PersilAndrew PersilyRuth PetermanRosemarie PhilipsPenny PickettRussell PittmanSharon PlattnerNed, Clara and Jordan PoffenbergerEdwin PorterDeidre PorterGail PorterJessica PritchettTimothy Rade
Caroline RankinColin ReagleMargaret ReamDouglas ReeceCraig and Patricia ReedEllen ReedMartha Rees and Frank HobbsHope ReynoldsKyu RheeEric RiesAlan RobertsonEJ RobertsonJoy RobinsonKaren RoseRobert and Sheri RosenfeldJonathan Rosenthal and Margaret FisherJoe RosnerSharon RowlandsLori RudzinskiTom and Judith RyanDorene RyderSusan SalpiniMatthew and Elizabeth SalterSandra SambergJennifer SanchezRichard SargentSarah ScafidiDavid and Janice ScharreMiriam and William SchneiderMichael SchyVincent ScottJane ScullyAnthony SelinoPatty Seo-MayerApril SetlikStefanie ShaughnessyThomas ShellerKevin ShinerDanniel and Abby Shively
Kyle ShoopBarre Michelle SimmonsTerri SincoxElaine SkurnickDonald SmithEric SmithJM and DO SmithMary SmithJohnathan and Anne SpearTammy SpoerriSchuyler St. LawrenceMelissa St. LouisSharon StarkKathleen StockJason and Shelly O’Neill StonemanJared StoutRamaswamy Murari and Chris StrohbeckJon StrotherJameson StrotmanHugh StuartAnne SullivanGrace and Mark SummersCarol SuskoKaren SuttonJerry Szelc and Linda PetersonAllen TarquinioMahtab TehraniNatasha Tellez-MansyDale and Rosemary TheurerChristina and Michael ThieleHeidi ThomasJoe ThomasPhillip ThompsonDorothy TobinStephen TongelidisSuzanne TosiniJames TownleyBarbara Tozzi
William TracyJanet TrainerJason TroutmanNina and David TurneyMichael, Justin and Tracey VassalottiFrederick and Mary VaughanGus VazquezRebecca VecchioneElizabeth Von HolleKathryn WallaceJanice WashingtonEileen WatsonWalter WeissNina WeissbergDon Wallace, In MemoriamChristine and Kenneth WestbrookAlyson Westbrooks Thomas and Pierre ThomasJohn, Kathryn and Ann WhiteJames WhitmanSusan WigginsWilliam WillingerRebecca WinermanTheodore WinogradRobert WoheadJennifer WohlanderSally WolfJacqueline WolfertElizabeth WoodleyChris WorleyJonathan Yager and Naama EndeJohn YannettiJessica and Stephen ZdraveckyAndrew ZimmerAnne and John ZimmerDoug Zimmerman
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FOOD DONORS - INDIVIDUALS5,000+ LbsHadley Husisian Kathy Moculski
1,000 - 4,999 LbsHaitam Abughrara Tim Cooper Virginia Fulton Hal Gann
250 - 999 LbsDonna BennettWilliam BurkeJenny Davis
Anna, Becca, Judith and Justin HarneyMana HosseiniSoo Jeun
Ian, Brendan, Keira and Gail MurphyJoseph SolometoElizabeth Sughrue
Linda WheelerJeff and Cheryl Wu
FOOD DONORS - ORGANIZATIONSMORE THAN 50,000 LBSCapital Area Food BankCostco Fairfax
Giant Fox Mill Target Falls Church
Wegmans Fairfax Wegmans Tysons
25,000 TO 49,999 LBSBorden Dairy of KentuckyFirst Baptist Church of Vienna
Giant FairfaxGiant Springfield Plaza
Great American RestaurantsLatter Day Saints Vienna Ward Relief Society
Paul VI Catholic High School
10,000 - 24,999 LBSBoy Scouts - Scouting for FoodFalls Church Farmers MarketFastran Stuff the BusGiant Burke Center Parkway
Giant Kings ParkGiant OaktonHindu American Community Services Inc.
JK Community FarmTarget MerrifieldTrader Joe’s TysonsWegmans Chantilly
Whole Foods Fair LakesWhole Foods Vienna
1,000 - 9,999 LbsFood for Fines Fairfax County LibraryAgudas Achim CongregationAldi Fairfax Aldi Falls ChurchAldi Merrifield Amazon Annandale Farmer’s MarketArlington Fairfax Elks LodgeNolij Consulting LLCBJ’s Falls ChurchBJ’s Fair OaksBurke Farmer’s MarketBurke Lions ClubBurke Racquet & Swim ClubCalvary Hill Baptist ChurchCentreville High SchoolCentreville UMCChurch of the Good ShepherdThe Cleaning AuthorityCommunity of FaithCongregation Olam TikvahCostco - SterlingCrossfield Elementary SchoolDebbie Dogrul Associates LLC
Dev Technology GroupDurga Temple of VirginiaExxonMobil Spouses ClubF.J. Medina & Sons FarmFairfax Host Lions ClubFalls Church EpiscopalFalls Church High SchoolFood Rescue USFreddie MacGeorge Mason UniversityGiant 9th RoadGiant Cardinal ForestGiant KingstowneGiant S. GlebeGiant S. JeffersonGiant Springfield, Burke Lake RoadGiant UniversityGirl Scout Troop 2681Girl Scout Troop 5702Graham Road Elementary SchoolGustoso Food LLCHarris TeeterHollin FarmsHoney Baked Ham Company
J.K Shanti Charitable SocietyJames Madison High SchoolJewish Community Center of Northern VirginiaKeller Williams RealtyMosaic Central Farmers MarketMuslim American Society DCNational Active and Retired Federal Employees AssociationNational Charity League - Cherry Blossom ChapterNorthern Virginia Bengali AssociationNT ConceptsOak Marr Farmers MarketOak Springs Garden FoundationOakton High SchoolOakton MarketOur Lady of Good Counsel Troop 976Our Lady of Good CounselPost Consumer BrandsThe Potomac SchoolPotomac Vegetable GardenPrimrose School of Chantilly
Rosenthal PropertiesShare, Inc.Stonewall Manor Community AssociationThomas Jefferson Elementary SchoolTrader Joe’s Baileys CrossroadsTrader Joe’s FairfaxTruro Anglican ChurchTruro Community CenterValley View FarmsVentures In CommunityVienna Baptist ChurchVienna Presbyterian ChurchVienna Spanish 7th Day AdventistVienna Woods Swim & Tennis ClubVirginia HeartWakefield Farmers MarketWalmart TysonsWaterpenny FarmWestern Fairfax Christian MinistriesWhole Foods ArlingtonYoung Men’s Service League (YMSL)
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FY2021ANNUAL REPORT
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