Vision: “To be a leader in providing food security for our neighbors in need.”

Mission: “To distribute free food to our neighbors in need, in partnership with our Northern Virginia community, and to provide opportunities for people to volunteer their resources.”

Committing to the FutureAs we look back at the past year and forward to the future—our 20th year—we are grateful for the generosity of thosewho join Food for Others to provide free food to our struggling neighbors. During FY2014, an increasing number offamilies relied on this generosity to make ends meet with the high cost of living in Northern Virginia.

Households coming to Food for Others with emergency referrals increased by 18 percent this year. Wemet this demand by: • Providing food at our warehouse to families 23,018 times through the Emergency and USDA programs.• Serving individuals 27,803 times through the Neighborhood Sites Distribution Program.• Distributing 259,844 pounds of food to neighbors in need through our Community Partners program.• Serving weekend meals to students in need at 21% of Fairfax public elementary schools by distributing

198,534 pounds of food through our weekly Power Pack Program (P3).

In FY2014, our Board of Directors and staff completed a new five-year strategic plan to:focus programs on the evolving community needs; acquire nutritious food; collaborate with ourcommunity; invest in our volunteers; and, nurture our giving community.

Forging ahead to improve food security for neighbors in need, the Food for Others staff, volunteers, and donors workedtogether to find new resources and strengthen relations with existing partners.

We also faced new challenges this year. Even as demand for many of our services rapidly climbed, we grappled withreductions in two major sources of support. The Help the Homeless Program funded for many years by Fannie Maeended last year and one of our largest food donors relocated milk production; this combined to reduce our donations offunds and milk. Yet, we did not retrench our commitment to provide free food to our clients.

We ended the fiscal year boldly embracing our mission. When the tenant next door vacated space, we committed toexpanding the Food for Others warehouse to accommodate our growing programs. We will continue to provide the high-quality service that makes Food for Others special--a place where a small staff and more than 1,000 volunteers and anever-growing list of individual and organizational donors together provide food, respect, and hope to our clients.

With gratitude,

Annie Turner

Annie TurnerChair of the Board of Directors 1

Food for Others Programs

The number of families and individuals suffering from poverty inour area surprises many because of the affluent reputation ofNorthern Virginia. Yet hundreds of thousands facing the highcosts of living here cannot make ends meet without outside help.Whether they’ve lost a job, suffered a mental or physical healthsetback, or are struggling to overcome other obstacles toindependence, neighbors in need gain renewed strength thanksto Food for Others providing free food in these ways:

1) Warehouse-Emergency food to individuals and families. We provide 3-5 days’ worth of non-perishables, as well as milk and eggs and other fresh food to clients referred to our warehouse by social-service providers. Those clients who qualify based on low income may also receive monthly food supplements that we order on their behalf from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). 1.3 million pounds of food was distributed as emergency food in FY2014.

2) Neighborhood Sites distributions provide food to individuals and families via volunteers who pick up at our warehouse and deliver groceries to low-income neighborhoods, every evening Monday through Friday, serving 16 sites and approximately 400-600 families per week.

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3) Community Partners help us reach across the region. Food for Others provides bulk food items to about 20 community-based organizations on a weekly or bi-weekly basis to churches, homeless shelters, and other groups serving at-risk residents of Northern Virginia, including the homeless, homebound elderly, children from low-income homes, and others facing food insecurity.

4) The Power Pack Program (P3) of Food for Others provides weekend food for elementary school children in Fairfax Public Schools (29 schools and counting, targeting primarily children in the free and reduced-price meals program and others referred to us by school counselors). With a waiting list of schools, since last year we more than doubled the number of weekend food packs sent home fromFood for Others to fight hunger on weekends.

Every year hundreds of individuals and groups generously donatefood and funds; and, alongside our nine full-time employees,hundreds of volunteers donate more than 20,000 hours of theirtime through Food for Others, the hourly equivalent of nine morefull-time employees.

Looking Forward

In May 2014, Food For Others entered into a lease for additional warehouse and office space adjacent to the existing warehouse.In October, we dedicated the new space, which expands our warehouse by 50 percent.

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Food For Others’ (FFO) Management Discussion and Analysis provides an overview of FFO’s financial activities for the fiscal yearended June 30, 2014. Since this information is designed to focus on the current year’s activities and resulting changes as compared toJune 30, 2013, it should be read in conjunction with FFO’s Financial Statements presented on the subsequent pages.

Financial Highlights

2014 was a busy year for FFO. The successful Power Pack Program (P3) more than doubled the number of pounds of food distributed.Meanwhile, FFO remained committed to serving the community through warehouse and neighborhood site distributions.

FY2014 FY2013 ChangeNumber of Schools Served - P3 24 19 5Pounds Distributed - P3 198,534 97,871 100,663Number of Households Served 116,144 117,569 -1,425Total Pounds Distributed 2,200,848 2,281,774 -80,926

To meet growing demand for services, FFO spent $314,207 on food purchases for the year ending June 30, 2014, an increase of$112,258 over the prior year. This increase in food purchases resulted in FFO having a net deficit for the year of $69,226. This is thefirst operating net deficit at FFO since FY2004. Typically, FFO aims to operate at break-even, but the FFO Board made theconscious decision to operate in a deficit for FY2014 in order to meet the demand of the community.

Statement of Financial Position Analysis

Even with the additional spending on food purchases, FFO still maintains a healthy cash and investment balance with approximately17 months of operating expenses in reserves. As of year-end, total assets exceed total liabilities by $2,006,677. This makeup providedFFO with the necessary resources to continue to meet demand and not be reliant solely on food donations, which decreased by231,148 pounds as compared to FY2013.

Statement of Activity Analysis

FFO experienced a decrease in total revenue of $370,400 FY2014 as compared to prior year. Primary factors were a decrease in donatedfood of $333,574, based on the Feeding America food valuation, and Fannie Mae discontinuing the Help the Homeless (HTH)program in which FFO grossed $133,995 in 2013. Since FFO was aware of the discontinuation of HTH, spending was reducedaccordingly to decrease expenses by $154,704, while ensuring that expense allocations for Program Services were not compromised.

Financial ReportManagement Discussion & Analysis

2014 2013Support and Other Revenue

Donated Goods, Services, Utilities, and Facilities $ 3,503,286 $ 3,810,540Contributions 748,381 835,537Government Contracts for Services 166,554 161,551Special Events 45,212 41,429Other 140 825Investment Income 24,055 8,146

Total Support and Other Revenue $ 4,487,628 $ 4,858,028

ExpensesProgram services $ 4,240,673 $ 4,362,240Management and General 208,489 182,950Fundraising 107,692 166,368

Total Expenses $ 4,556,854 $ 4,711,558

Change in Net Assets $ (69,226) $ 146,470

Net Assets – Beginning of Year $ 2,075,903 $ 1,929,433

Net Assets – End of Year $ 2,006,677 $ 2,075,903

Financial ReportStatements of Activities Fiscal Years Ended June 30

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Program Services

Management & General

Fundraising

93%

2% 5%

Program Services

Management & General

Fundraising92%

4% 4%

Statements of Financial PositionFiscal Years Ended June 30

2014 2013ASSETSCurrent Assets

Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 124,948 $ 360,308*Contributions Receivable 101,079 125,712Interest Receivable 9,740 1,840Inventory – Food 254,553 255,437Prepaid Expenses 21,948 14,827

Total Current Assets $ 512,268 $ 758,124*Investments $ 1,424,706 $ 1,233,063*

Property and EquipmentFurniture and Equipment $ 170,339 $ 153,703Vehicles 114,373 106,373Less: Accumulated Depreciation (157,582) (121,740)

Net Property and Equipment $ 127,130 $ 138,336

Other Assets 4,712 -TOTAL ASSETS $ 2,068,816 $ 2,129,523LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Current LiabilitiesAccounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 62,139 $ 53,620

NET ASSETSUnrestricted $ 1,868,121 $ 1,931,297Temporarily Restricted $ 138,556 $ 144,606Total Net Assets $ 2,006,677 $ 2,075,903

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 2,068,816 $ 2,129,523Food donations were valued at $1.72 and $1.69 per pound in FY 2014 and 2013 respectively.

*Auditors moved investment-related cash down to investment line

Food Donors - Individuals100 lbs or more ( July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014)

David Amjad & Noor ChaudhryAnonymousFarzana & Zoehriya AnwarJohn & Cami BaerDallas BallaOwen & Carol BeederJoseph & Maggie BelsanJoseph BonsignoreBob & Wendy BriggsKim BuchananDean Clamons & Carly GewirzJennifer CorcoranSheri D'AmatoWilliam & Susan Den HerderDee EllisonKrishna EshwarDanielle FarliceCharlotte FloundersMariah GaffiganKarin GearhardJeffrey GerberPat GualtieriNavdeep GujralWendy & Andrew HahnMargaret HaislmaierChristine HarveyRonald & Linda HealdPaul HearnHayley HoAndrea HobbsBirgitta HoffmanVimin, Rebecca & Regina HonigfordAndrea Hooberman

Arash HooshangiKate HowshamJim HultgrenAlexa Hurkamp & Erin PoplinBob IrelunSandra & Jessica IsraelKavita JainDiane JosephAmy KilloranElms KingstownLisa KoradeJacob LechnerMelanie LeopoldCathy LivinskiKevin MangisAndrew & Leslie MargolisDoreen MartinDaniel MartinoRohit MathurMable McCarthyChris & Nicole McGarrigalGrayson & Ashley MessengerLinda MillerIan MurphyDoan NguyenJohn O'ConorThomas & Teresa O'LinnDonald OwensAnne PatchellShvetal & Anisha PatelWilliam PlittPhyllis ProvenzanoMichelle Ragnetti

Cohn ReznickMichael & Sarah RhodesMinoo SanjabiGuabinder SarnaKim SeurJaskiran SidhuBill & Kathy SoursSusan StepkaCatherine SuddarthDebbie SwietlikDee SwinneyJ. TaaffeHoa TranDorothy Webb

Susan WheelerTracy WhiteJanis WhitleyGeorge WilliamsMerrily WolfNegussie WorkuJi Yang

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Food Donors - Organizations500 lbs to 9,999 lbs( July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014)

Accotink Unitarian Universalist Church

America's CharitiesAnonymousAngelika Film Center & CaféASM Research AccountingBelvedere Elementary SchoolBloomingdale'sBoehringer IngelheimBoy Scout Troop 1525Boy Scout Troop 828Burke Racquet & Swim ClubCACICalvary Hill Baptist ChurchCentreville UMCChantilly Post OfficeCharm City ConciergeCherrydale UMCChurch of Jesus Christ of LDS -

CentrevilleChurch of Jesus Christ of LDS

McLean 2nd WardChurch of Jesus Christ of LDS

Falls Church BranchChurch of Jesus Christ of LDS-

ViennaChurch of Jesus of LDS-

Oak Marr WardChurch of the Good Shepherd

EpiscopalCommonwealth AcademyCommunity of Christ ChurchCommunity Praise Center Seventh-

Day Adventist ChurchComplete the CircleCongregation Adat ReyimCongregation Olam TikvahCRGT - DABS

Cub Scout Pack 1864CustomInkCustoms & Border ProtectionDaniels Run Elementary SchoolDBA Pure ChiropracticExxon Mobil CorporationExxonMobil Spouses ClubEye Street SolutionsFairfax Host Lions ClubFairfax ImportsFairfax Main Post OfficeFairhill Elementary SchoolFalls Church Post Office FacilityFeeding Children EverywhereFlint Hill Elementary SchoolFlint Hill School (upper school)Freddie Mac FoundationGeneral Dynamics AISGeorge C. Marshall High SchoolGesher Jewish Day SchoolGiantGiant BraddockGiant Loehmann's PlazaGiant Springfield 759Girl Scout Service Unit 60-8Giving Circle of HOPEHewlett-PackardHilton WorldwideHunters for the HungryICF International - ECSP DivisionIdylwood Presbyterian ChurchIREM Chapter 77Jewish Community Center of

Northern VirginiaKastle SystemsKS InternationalLake Braddock

Secondary High SchoolLamb Center

LCC International Inc.Little River United Church of ChristLuther Jackson Middle SchoolMantua Citizens AssociationMarshall Road Elementary SchoolMcLean Farmers MarketMerrifield Lion's ClubMom's Organic MarketMontessori School of Cedar LaneMosaic Central Farmers MarketMrs. Green'sNational Charity League Inc. -

Cherry Blossom Chapter NCLNavy Federal Credit UnionNeiman MarcusNorthern Virginia Regional Park

AuthorityOak View Elementary SchoolOlde Towne Pet ResortOur Daily BreadPaxton Van LinesPeterson Management LCPine Springs Elementary SchoolPinecrest School K-Kids ClubPinnacle AcademyPragmatics, Inc.RSVP CateringSafewaySafeway Fairfax 4001Safeway Help us End HungerSee's CandiesShare, Inc.Shoppers Food WarehouseShrevewood Elementary SchoolSleepy Hollow Elementary SchoolSSSBC Inc.St. Luke's UMCSt. Mark Catholic Church

Star Alliance Carriers at IADStenwood Elementary SchoolSterling UMCSweet Mama ProduceTemple Rodef ShalomThe Langley SchoolThomas Jefferson Elementary SchoolThoreau Middle SchoolTMP GovernmentTurnpike Post OfficeTysons View ApartmentsUnion Mill Elementary SchoolUnitarian Universalist Congregation

of FairfaxUnited Baptist ChurchUnited Muslim ReliefVienna Elementary SchoolVienna SDA Pathfinders &

AdventuresVolunteer FairfaxWalmart TysonsWaples Mill Elementary SchoolWashington Irving Middle SchoolWest McLean Post OfficeWestern Fairfax Christian MinistriesWestminster SchoolWhole Foods Market TysonsWhole Foods Market RestonWhole Foods Market ViennaWolftrap Elementary SchoolWoodson High SchoolWoodson High School Nat'l

Honor SocietyWoodson Lacrosse

Food Donors - Organizations10,000 lbs or more( July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014)

We would like to thank our major food-donor partners, each of whom has donated more than 10,000 lbs in the past year. Capital AreaFood Bank* is our top food donor again this year, donating more than 355,261 lbs to Food for Others. While every can, fresh vegetable, and food item donated helps make our mission possible, we recognize here those who combined gave1,228,333 lbs--more than half of our total food distributed this year, our Top Food Donors:

Top food drives from FY2014:

Paul VI High School ..................................22,000+ lbs St. Matthew’s UMC .............................. 21,500+ lbsBoy Scouts of America ................................17,000+ lbs ES Foods ................................................19,850+ lbsGeorge Mason University ..........................15,000+ lbs

AnonymousBoy Scouts - Scouting for FoodCapital Area Food Bank* (#1 food donor)

Costco FairfaxFannie MaeFresh MarketGeorge Mason UniversityGiant AnnandaleGiant Burke Center ParkwayGiant Burke VillageGiant Cardinal Forest Giant Fox MillGiant Kings ParkGiant KingstowneGiant OaktonGiant UniversityJames Madison High School

Paul VI High SchoolSafeway Burke Center Pkwy 4002Safeway Fair LakesSafeway Falls ChurchSafeway McLeanSafeway Mclean 1920Safeway PanAmShenandoah Pride Dairy / LehighStamp Out Hunger (area postal workers)St. John's UMCSt. Matthew's UMCTargetTrader Joe's FairfaxTrader Joe's TysonsWegmansWhole Foods Fair Lakes

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Monetary Donors - Individuals$300 or more( July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014)

Marilyn AldrichRalph & Terrell AlfordAnonymousLois BeckJoseph & Maggie BelsanStephen & Linda BesteLee BishopWillem BlindenbachShaara BlomeRaphael BojarczukBrian BonacciThomas & Mary BoothNancy BoselovicGerald & Anne BradleyRuth BraunGeorge BraunsteinJulie BrehmCharles BrewerRosebud BrownDan BurkheadDoug BurschJoanne BursonScott & Kyleen BushroeThomas CainGay & Patrick CampbellGerald & Cecelia CannizzaroKaren Capell & Jeffrey LudinDavid & Nancy CartierMichael & Donna CashDabney CortinaJoan CulverSandra Cummins-HaidMeredith & Kevin Dalzell

Gil & Nancy DannelsSteven DelVecchioNancy & Carl DietrichRenelda & James DobbsTerry & Kay DonaldDenise DorfmanGary & Christine DowellRobert & Jean DurfeeRoy & Dawn DuvallEdward & Ellen EbbeLaura EstradaKathryn FalkKathleen & Kevin FastHarvey & Vera FinbergDon & Ann FosterPeter & Colene FrederickRoger & Jessica FriedmanJudy FritzmanBarry & Marilyn GeldzahlerLisa GeorgeAaron GibsonCharles GibsonDavid & Lorna GladstoneLaurel Glassman & William NeffSander Glick & Laura PennycuffTraci GoldbergBrian GondosAlexander GontscharowBarbara GorlinskyLimond & Kimberlee GrindstaffRichard GustafsonTheresa GwaltneyWendy & Andrew Hahn

Gail HaireLisa Harper & Myriam KunziCatherine & Kevin HarringtonMark HarrisonThomas & Elizabeth HefferonCaroline HendersonJane & Peter HoffmanLois Holland & Barbara MortonJ. H. HollenbachGerald HopkinsJeff IsaacsDavid & Beth JacksonDaniel & Saifon JacobowitzSusan JewettBilly Johnson, Jr. & Holly WilsonRalph & Jane JohnsonRory JohnsonKeith & Sharon JonesT. Michael & Barbara KellerCarol & Alan KellyJane KidwellBeverly & Joseph KinegoJeanmarie KlitznerPhyllis KohlmannRegina KrasnerMarc KremerMartha & Larry LangrehrLear FamilyTom Leaton & Jan JanesJeanne & Mark LeckertRoger LeeLinda LevinsRobyn Liese

Sandra & John LongPhyllis LovingDavid LoweJeffrey LynnAnn MageeKathleen MahoneyJohn & Tucker ManeyGeorge MartinMaryanne MartonikDawn & Charles MatsonHarkey & Karen MayoGeorge McAndrewsJohn & Priscilla McCallaWilliam & Lia McChesneyMichael & Sarah McGrathEdwin McNicholasAnne & David MeadowsTom MehlbergNeal MetzendorfAshby & Judith MillerH. MillerWilliam & Amy MillerCornelia & Lewis MooreWalter MosbyTony & Annette NaderHiroko Nakano & William BordeauxJohn & Clare NealNancy NolanHoward & Patsy Norton IIIBoofie O'GormanAnna OlferievSamuel Ortiz Vargas

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Monetary Donors - Individuals$300 or more (continued from previous page)

Monetary Donors -Organizations$1,000 or more( July 1, 2013, - June 30, 2014)

America's CharitiesArlington County GovernmentArtistic ArtifactsBogart Financial GroupBregman, Berbert, Schwartz & Gilday,

LLCBuilding Service ManagementC. Mack SolutionsCBRE Northern Virginia Industrial

TeamCFC of the National Capital AreaCommunity Foundation for Northern

VirginiaDaVita Total Renal Care, Inc.Dixon Hughes GoodmanElements McLean Hair SalonExxon Mobil CorporationExxonMobil FoundationFirst Potomac Realty TrustFloris UMCFreddie Mac FoundationGannett FoundationGiant OaktonGreat American RestaurantsHeritage Landscape ServicesHilliard Charity & Fellowship OutingHITT Contracting, Inc.iDirectImmanuel Presbyterian ChurchIndependent Project Analysis Inc.Jeff Wu - Agent Knows HomesJohnson Family Charitable Foundation

Tom OssimRichard OwensRon & Suzanne ParisiShvetal & Anisha PatelJohn PattersonMike & Kristine PerriWilliam & Phoebe PetersonMichael & Eleanor PinkertDouglas & Michaeline PowellMorris & Marni ProppDonald & Suzan PutmanBethel QuanderLeon & Christina RadomskyJeanne RaederCraig ReedDavid & Lorraine RhoadMichelle RhodesRoxanne RiceDeborah RichterRobert & Theresa RogersArthur RosePhilip & Gloria RosenthalRichard & Christine Rudisill IIIBeverly & Michael RushDaniel RymanBarbara SaladinoRichard SargentWilliam & Miriam SchneiderKirk & Judy SchnoebelenKathy SchvaneveldtCraig & Nancy SearlsLynda & Michael SebastynMark & Elizabeth Shaffer

Michelle SheaAlison ShearerDanny ShivelyAndrew ShulmanSally SibleySara SingmasterJohn Sipos

Tylee & David SmithNigel & Linda SmythTodd & Deborah SneddenShaun SnyderJeff SoudersMary Jane SteeleJudith StehlingKent & Heather StevensonKathleen StockJim StrotherWayne & Carol SukowValerie & Robert SutterDiana SwainJane ThatcherBlair & Susan ThomasDaryl Ann & Ward ThomasJohn ThurtellCarrie Tipton

Nancy TomfordKaren Tovey & Ed WeissTheodore TrierDiane TuckerJohn & Mary TurnerMark & Annie TurnerScott Vaughn

Scott & Rebecca VaughnCharles & Maureen Viall, Jr.Benji and Cynthia WallaceDavid and Suzanne WeissJohn & Kathryn White, Jr.John WhiteMatthew WidmerTheodore WinogradDebra WolfslayerHenry & Roberta WulfJessica & Stephen ZdraveckyVan ZeckJennifer ZeisGeorge & Patricia Zug

Our top fundraising events:

“Empty Bowls” by Giving Circle of HOPE .............................$25,000+Golf Tournament presented by First Potomac Realty Trust ....$20,000+

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Lainoff Family Foundation Inc.Little River United Church of ChristMARS Inc.National Capitol Contracting, LLCNatural Markets Food GroupNoblisPaul VI High SchoolPhilip L. Graham FundRotary Club of Vienna FoundationSt. Dunstan's Episcopal ChurchSt. John Neumann Catholic ChurchSt. Mark's Lutheran ChurchSt. Thomas a Becket Catholic ChurchStellar SolutionsThe Community Foundation for the

National Capital RegionTranswestern Commercial ServicesTrinity Presbyterian ChurchUrenco, Inc.Vienna Presbyterian ChurchWegmansWesley UMC & PreschoolWhole Foods MarketWomble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice,

LLPWomen of Temple Rodef Shalom

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Special Thanks

The Philip L. Graham Fund provided a generous grant that enabled us to upgrade office equipment, renovate our conference room, andlaunch new website features.

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Sami Atalla

Marilyn Boyd

Mary Bullock

Barbara Craig

Nancy Cronin

Hecda Cuadros

Grover Dunn

Karen Dunn

Linda Feldman

Vera Finberg

Ann Finnegan

Limond Grindstaff

Kathy Hawk Sawyer

Debbie Heitzer

Tina Hynes

Margaret Indellicate

Sal Infante

Susan Jedrey

Charlie Kramer

Diane Meek

Wendell Moore

Mary Perlman

Albertina Ponce

Bev Portman

VolunteersVolunteers drive much of the success of Food for Others. In FY 2014 more than 25,500 hours were donated—the equivalent of 12full-time staff members. Those listed here have given 100 hours or more in the past year. We appreciate all of our volunteers, toonumerous to list, who help provide regular critical services, such as picking up daily food donations, client intake, daily fooddistribution, and much more. Thank you so much to all of you for all you do!

Michael Powers

Carmen Quintero

Sarah Rhodes

Tom Ryan

Peter Spain

Kim Stephenson

Valerie Sutter

Christine Taube

Bill Tuceling

Stephen Wade

Elaine Wagner

Henry Wulf

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Board of Directors

Annie Turner, Chair of the Board

Edward Weiss, Vice Chair of the Board

Mary Stump, Secretary

David Jackson, Treasurer

Mark Hornby, Director

Keith Jones, Director

Phyllis Kohlmann, Director

Marc Kremer, Director

Tom Leaton, Director

Kerri Koss Morehart, Director

Sara Singmaster, Director

Peter L. Spain, Director

Doug Thompson, Director

Suzanne Weiss, Director

Roxanne Rice, Executive Director

Jessica Cogen, Director of Development & Outreach

Nikki Clifford, Volunteer & Operations Manager

April Frazier Simmons, Inventory & Facilities Manager

Vincenza Githens, Program & Administrative Assistant

Melvin Bonilla

Mauricio Castillo

Leo Delgado

Rossio Senzano

Genese Rogers, Finance Manager (Consultant)

Staff

* For FY 2015 Edward Weiss will serve as Chair, VickieGogo joins the board as a Director; Annie Turner willremain involved but retire from the board.

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2938 Prosperity AvenueFairfax, Virginia 22031703.207.9173703.207.9204 FaxTTY:771www.foodforothers.orginfo@foodforothers.org

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Food For Others is funded in part through the Fairfax County and the U.S. Community Services Block Grant Program. A financial statement is available upon written request from the Office of Consumer Affairs, Commonwealth of Virginia.

Food for Others distributes food to individualsand families in the counties of Arlington,Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William, and inthe cities of Alexandria, Falls Church, Manassas,and Manassas Park.

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