Partnering to Partnering to Alleviate HungerAlleviate HungerAnnual Report 2012Annual Report 2012

Letter from the Chairman and PresidentLetter from the Chairman and President

Dear Friends,

The past year was marked with many successes at the Food Bank of Delaware. We continue to address increased demands for food assistance.In fact, in August Gallup Poll released startling information about Delawareans. Our small state ranks third in the nation for highest percentage of residents most likely unable to afford food.

To help meet these increased demands, we broke ground on our Milford Branch expansion project in September. Construction is on schedule, and we should celebrate our grand opening in early September. The expansion will allow us to provide culinary arts training to students in Kent and Sussex counties, grow our volunteer program and increase our capacity for distributing meals to children in after-school and summer nutrition programs.

We continue to focus on ensuring that Delaware’s children have access to healthy foods. Our Backpack Program has grown signifi cantly. Last year 87,499 backpacks were distributed through 76 statewide sites! Our School Pantry program is now in 12 schools and provides much needed resources to students and their families.

Looking at the upcoming year, our new mobile pantry truck will be delivered in February. We look forward to driving it up and down the state in order to serve both the nutritional and educational needs of Delawareans.

Our Anti-Hunger Coalition, in partnership with the New York City Coalition Against Hunger, is organizing a one-day summit focusing on volunteerism, children’s nutrition and policy and advocacy work. The event is scheduled for April 15 at the Christiana Hilton.

We’re also excited to formally launch our new Community Supported Agriculture program. The program will put fresh, local produce into the hands of SNAP recipients and individuals who choose to purchase a share. Produce will be available starting this June for pickup at the Wilmington Farmers’ Market at Cool Springs Park or the Food Bank’s Newark facility. To learn more about the new program, please visit www.fbd.org/program/csa.

Much remains in our efforts to alleviate hunger in the First State. Please join us this year to help the more than 241,000 Delawareans who depend on our services. There are many ways to assist - help create political will, volunteer your time, start a food drive or make a fi nancial donation.

Committed to ending hunger,

Scott Sukeena Patricia D. BeebeBoard Chairman President & CEO

Annual Appreciation Dinner

Senator Tom Carper at Milford Groundbreaking

Delaware Military Academy

Parade to Fight Hunger

Letter from the Chairman and President

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Board of Directors

Scott SukeenaChairmanCitizens Bank

Nancy Cotugna, DrPH, RDPast ChairUniversity of Delaware

Patrick KellyTreasurerBank of America

Sue Snider, PhDSecretaryUniversity of Delaware

Patricia D. BeebePresident and CEOFood Bank of Delaware

Julie Miro WengerVice Chair, AdvancementDelaware Food Industry Council

Margaret EnglandThe Darby Law Firm

Tarrie MillerWSFS Bank

Noreen PooleVerizon

Theron J. RoeGarrettCom, Inc.

Amar ShahING DIRECT

Jason SwiftBarclays

Julia WheelerDuPont

Management Team

Patricia BeebePresident and CEO

Larry HaasDevelopment Director

Sanjay Malik Finance Director

Ed MatareseFacilities Director

Charlotte McGarryPrograms Director

Chad RobinsonMilford Branch Director

Kim TurnerCommunications Director

Jorge VelázquezCulinary and Nutrition Programs Director

Jim WeirOperations Director

to alleviate hungerPartneringPartnering

Some of our Hunger-Relief Programs

After-School Nutrition Program Senior Nutrition

(Commodity Supplemental Food Program)

SummerNutrition Program

SupplementalNutrition

Assistance Program (SNAP)

Outreach

Partnering

Our mission is to provide nutritious foods to Delawareans in need and facilitate long-term solutions to the problems of hunger and poverty through community education and advocacy. We work to achieve this, primarily in Delaware, by:

Providing low- and no-cost food to qualifi ed feeding programs throughout • the greater Delaware region;Informing the greater Delaware community about hunger issues and food • security;Mobilizing support for anti-hunger efforts;• Training and empowering under- and unemployed individuals to fi ll needed • positions within the food service industry;And developing and implementing statewide nutrition programs to assist • low-income families, individuals and children.

Food Bank of Delaware by the numbers:Food Bank of Delaware by the numbers:241,600 Delawareans served each year 6.2 million pounds distributed

1.2 million pounds of produce 15,639 volunteer visits

83% of Culinary students placed in employment 346,629 after-school meals

87,499 backpacks 243,812 summer meals

9,753 emergency meal boxes 28,852 senior meal boxes

The Culinary School SupplementalNutrition

Assistance Program (SNAP)

Education

Mobile Pantry CommunitySupportedAgriculture

In July 2012 the Board of Directors of the Food Bank of Delaware unanimously voted to break ground on the Milford Branch expansion project. With increased demands for hunger-relief programming in Kent and Sussex Counties and an urgent need for a job training program focused on culinary arts, the Board of Directors determined that the organization would continue to raise the needed funds for the project during the construction phase. Blueprints call for the construction of an industrial-sized kitchen to prepare hot meals for children in after-school enrichment programs and house The Culinary School at the Food Bank of Delaware, a volunteer room to eliminate the need for volunteers to work in warehouse aisles and additional space to increase hunger-relief programming for residents of Kent and Sussex Counties. The Culinary School will serve under- and unemployed adults, individuals in prison re-entry programs and those with disabilities. The school will be a second site to the existing Culinary School at the organization’s Newark warehouse.

To learn more about the expansion project, please visit www.fbdfeedingourfuture.org.

Construction Updates

Breaking Ground on HopeBreaking Ground on HopeConstruction of Milford Branch expansion beginsConstruction of Milford Branch expansion begins

Breaking Ground on HopeConstruction of Milford Branch expansion begins

The Food Bank of Delaware cannot serve the hungry in our community without the support of our 508 hunger-relief program partners. They are on the front lines in our daily battle with hunger. From hosting produce distributions, to stocking pantries full of nonperishables and hosting nutrition classes for both children and adults, our work would not be possible without them. A common public misconception about the Food Bank of Delaware is that we directly serve the public out of our warehouses. This isn’t true; our job is to facilitate hunger-relief programming up and down the state. From our hunger-relief partners who visit us weekly to pick up fresh and nonperishable foods to schools who participate in our children’s nutrition programs, we would not exist without partnerships. The families and individuals served by our network of partners are diverse:

Partnerships for a Partnerships for a Hunger-Free CommunityHunger-Free Community

“Since 2006 the nature of the client has changed dramatically. We see people who have worked at the same job for 17 years; they’ve been downsized, their company has been outsourced. We have families all the time now. Families who earned two incomes have gone to one income, people who work two part-time jobs or a full-time job and a part-time job. It’s just not enough to make ends meet. The wages that people are getting doesn’t meet their expenses. We are encountering people who are embarrassed, ashamed and assuring us and themselves that they’ve never had to do anything like this before – they’ve always been helping others. The climate has really changed.”

- Sandy Betley, Program Director, Lutheran Community Services

Lutheran Community Services

Evangelistic Temple of Truth Church

Girls Inc.

Coverdale Crossroads

The Backpack Program continues to be the Food Bank of Delaware’s fastest-growing program. Last year the Food Bank distributed 87,499 bags to 3,127 children at risk of hunger through 76 statewide sites. The Backpack Program provides food to children at risk of hunger on weekends and holidays when school is not in session and federal school meal programs are not available. Backpacks are stocked with kid-friendly, nutritious food including shelf-stable milk and juice, meals such as macaroni and cheese, spaghetti and meatballs and beef stew, fruit cups, apple sauce, cereal and more. It costs approximately $148 to provide one child with weekend and holiday food for a whole school year. This includes the cost of the backpack, food for each week, supplies, transportation and program administration. In Fiscal 2011 the top fi ve donors for the program included: Laffey-McHugh Foundation; Walmart Foundation; JPMorgan Chase Foundation; AstraZeneca and Feeding America.

Fighting Childhood Hunger:Fighting Childhood Hunger:The Backpack ProgramThe Backpack Program

“The Food Bank program is a major benefi t to our school. We are a Title One school with more than 60-percent low income. Therefore, all the help that our families can get is a blessing. The program helps our families with long weekends to supplement food sources. The children enjoy the “backpacks” of food and especially love the mac and cheese. The children and families are so used to the backpacks given out every Friday that I’m not sure what they would do without them. We truly appreciate all of the help that Food Bank does to contribute to our community and school! The 256 students that benefi t from your program would probably agree.”

- Wendy Schachte, Achievement Liason,W. Reily Brown Elementary School.

Items received by program participants

A fi nished program bag

U.S. Senator Chris Coons helps pack bags

JPMorgan President Keith Schuck

A look at the program...

Focusing on the Family:Focusing on the Family:School Pantry ProgramSchool Pantry ProgramThe School Pantry Program grew signifi cantly in 2012. The program is now in 12 schools statewide. The partnership allows the Food Bank of Delaware to deliver more food to families in need by utilizing local schools and their relationships with families. The Colonial School District has been a leader in ensuring that families in their district have access to nutritious foods. Seven Colonial schools now have food closets. Through the school pantry program at-risk families with children enrolled at the school are able to access emergency food and hygiene products by visiting a food pantry within the school. Families are discretely identifi ed by school offi cials and select food based on their house-hold’s needs each week. Food for the pantry is provided by the Food Bank of Delaware and school-wide food drives or community donations. In addition, the Food Bank of Delaware promotes parental involvement in the new program. Parents are encouraged to host PTA/PTO food and fund drives to help stock the pantry’s shelves, volunteer with upkeep and maintenance of the pantry and more.

Eisenberg Elementary School

West Seaford Elementary School

Lake Forest High School

Eastside Charter School

“The partnership [with the Food Bank] has been amazing. The families’ needs are able to be met more effi ciently, and after meeting physical needs, the students are more apt to succeed academically. It has helped have less stress on parents and it has been able to foster a more caring relationship between parents and the school.”

- Molly Perdue, School-Based Family Crisis Therapist,Eisenberg Elementary

PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUEPublic Support Contributions: $ 3,589,721 Donated Product: $ 9,550,956 Capital Campaign: $ 485,749 Goverment: $ 1,877,120Total Public Support $15,503,546

Revenue Food Sales: $ 428,770 Shared Maintenance: $ 164,796 Shopper’s Choice: $ 74,405 Transportation: $ 41,824 Membership Dues: $ 9,059 Interest Income: $ 3,447 Unrealized Capital Gains: $ (30,537) (loss) Miscellaneous: $ 49,267Total Revenue $ 741,031

Net asssets released $ 2,342,061from restriction

TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT $16,244,577& REVENUE

EXPENSESProgram Services Food Distribution $11,289,842 Community Development $ 2,062,037Total Program Services $13,351,879

Support Services General & Administrative $ 562,501 Fundraising $ 636,367Total Support Services $ 1,198,868

TOTAL EXPENSES $14,550,747

Delaware National Guard War on Hunger

University of DelawareGarden for the Community

Legislative Day

Empty Bowls at Sanford School

Financial Report: Financial Report: July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012

Our Top Product PartnersOur Top Product PartnersMission Partners (100,000-500,000 pounds) Perdue GiantNational Association of Letter CarriersWalmart Manfredi Cold StorageSeabrook Brothers & Sons Food Lion

Signature Partners (50,000-99,999 pounds)Shadybrook Farms Acme Project PreserveDole Fresh Fruit BJs Diamond State Warehouse

Relief Partners (20,000-49,999)Veg Pro International Pepsi Village Farms TargetISE America Smithfi eld Campbell’s

Advocate Partners (10,000-19,999)Kraft Foods Performance Food GroupSam’s ClubDietz & Watson Magee Farms Delaware Freezers

Our Top Financial PartnersOur Top Financial PartnersChampion Partners ($50,000+)Delaware Community FoundationDuPont Corporate ServicesFeeding AmericaJPMorgan Chase FoundationThe Laffey-McHugh FoundationWal-Mart Foundation

Mission Partners ($20,000-49,999)AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LPBank of AmericaThe Bank of New York MellonCheck Out Hunger CampaignEllice and Rosa McDonald FoundationHMS HostING DirectLabWare Holdings, Inc. Palmer Home Inc. The Arthur W. Perdue Foundation Inc. Share Our StrengthShopRite Partners in CaringUnited Way of Delaware - State Employee Charitable Campaign

Signature Partners ($10,000-19,999)Bank of America United Way CampaignBJ’s Charitable Foundation Borkee - Hagley FoundationBP Products of North America Inc. Cole, Schotz, Meisel, Forman & Leonard PACrestlea FoundationDeutsche BankGIANT Food StoresI.G. Burton & Co., Inc. Land O’Lakes, Inc. FoundationMarmot FoundationShopRite LPGA ClassicUnited Way of Delaware - Combined Federal CampaignThe Kenny Family ShopRites of DelawareFunding the Fight

Against HungerFiscal Year 2012:

July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012

The following donors provided generous support to the Food Bank of Delaware from July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012. This list refl ects individual donations of $500 or more during the fi scal year 2011-2012. The Food Bank of Delaware values the support of its donors at every level, but due to space constraints we are unable to list all individual contributions.

Nourishers ($10,000-$99,999)Mr. and Mrs. Charles FallettaMr. and Mrs. Jerrold S. Lakoff

Harvesters ($5,000-$9,999) Anonymous (two gifts)Mr. John AlessiMr. Gary Beste, Sr.Ms. Beverly L. BoveMr. Walker G. Buckner, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. DunnDrs. Eric and Kim GallagherMr. Daniel KatzinMr. and Mrs. Vance V. KershnerMr. and Mrs. John F. McMillanMr. Andrew K. MillerMr. and Mrs. Richard MillerMr. Harlan ScottDr. and Mrs. William M. SheppardMr. and Mrs. John R. ShoneMr. and Mrs. Floyd R. Smith, IIIMs. P. Michelle SmithMr. and Mrs. John H. SnaderMr. and Mrs. D. Jeffrey Thomas

Gatherers ($1,000-$4,999)Anonymous (22 gifts)Mr. David W. AdkinsMr. and Mrs. Fredrick AlexanderMr. Charles W. Allen and Mrs. Linda Snyder AllenMr. and Mrs. Donald G. AshleyMr. and Mrs. Sung H. BaeMr. and Mrs. James C. Bailey, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. BeebeKarl and Kristin BennettMr. Edwin H. Betz and Ms. Lisa SamsonMr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bielewicz, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I. BlackwoodMr. David BlakeMr. John BreuerMrs. Margaret England Briggs and Mr. Thomas BriggsMr. and Mrs. Andrew T. BryanMs. Anna Mae BuhlMs. Nancy M. BullMr. Coleman E. Bye, IIIMs. Elizabeth Carrow

Ms. Laurie Christianson and Mr. David R. ArgentarMr. Reid F. ClaphamMr. and Mrs. Warren H. P. Coffi nMs. Deborah L. ConcavageMs. Tatiana CopelandMs. Frances DaileyMr. and Mrs. Vincent J. DanielsMr. and Mrs. Kevin DarkesMr. and Mrs. Harry W. DavidsonMr. and Mrs. Eric M. DavisMr. Robert F. DedinasMr. and Mrs. Dennis del CampoMs. Lorraine F. DeMeurisseMs. Elizabeth B. DillonMr. David DotzertMs. Mary F. DuganDr. Katherine L. EsterlyMr. James Everette, Jr.Mr. Robert E. Ewers and Ms. Penny PleasanceMr. Thomas H. FairchildDr. Cynthia E. Flynn and Ms. Deirdre BoyleMr. and Mrs. James FranciscoMr. Robert B. FryeMs. Gloria H. GambleMs. Denise M. GeranMr. and Mrs. Robert D. GooderhamMr. and Mrs. Peter D. GordonMr. and Mrs. John GreeneMr. and Mrs. Ivan GuerreroMs. Gail A. HagerMs. Anna C. HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Peter A. HarriganMr. and Mrs. John A. Hayes, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. R. M. HendricksMr. and Mrs. John W. HickeyMs. Carol E. HoffeckerMr. and Mrs. Roger M. HolcombAnn HricigaMs. Judith HsiaMs. Rebecca K. HudsonMr. Gary A. HugglerMr. and Mrs. William L. JaffeeMr. Donald W. JardineMs. Maureen JarvisMr. and Mrs. Christophe JauffretMr. Delbert F. JonesMr. and Mrs. Peter M. JonesMr. and Mrs. David T. KaplanMs. Sarah E. KeiferMr. Glenn E. Kemp

Mr. Spencer Kiernan and Dr. Debbie SkjavelandMr. Theodore F. Killheffer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David A. KleinMr. Jeffrey P. KnappMs. Patricia A. KowinskyMr. Andrew KuthMr. and Mrs. Merrill D. LankfordMs. Rosemary E. LassiterMr. and Mrs. Kenneth LauMr. and Mrs. Douglas J. LavenburgMs. Jane B. LeeMs. Kristin H. LeesMs. Margaret A. LittleDr. Mark T. LounsburyMs. Rachel A. MaherMr. and Mrs. C. Fredric MannMr. and Mrs. Peter F. MatareseMr. Kyle McDuffi eMs. R. C. McKenzieMr. and Mrs. Joseph F. McManamonMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. MeierMr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, IIMr. and Mrs. Boyd MitchellMr. and Mrs. Albert L. MooreMs. Tracy A. MulvenyMr. Burnaby MunsonMr. and Mrs. Robert E. MeyersMr. and Mrs. Frank M. NedzaMr. Frank H. Nickel, Jr.Ms. Gwendlolyn NorthMr. and Mrs. Matthew R. OberholzerMr. and Mrs. Robert J. PasterisMr. and Mrs. James L. Patton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Frederick O. PaulMr. & Mrs. George PlerhoplesMs. Jennifer C. PlichtaMr. and Mrs. Vernon R. ProctorMr. David QuallsMr. Steven E. Rabe and Dr. Karen J. KovacicMr. and Mrs, Louis K. RafettoMr. and Mrs. Allan J. ReddenMs. Alice D. ReillyMr. and Mrs. Daniel RichMr. and Mrs. David B. RipsomMr. and Mrs. Richard L. RodgersMr. and Mrs. Theron J. RoeMr. and Mrs. John B. RuleMs. Diana P. RyanMr. Thomas L. SagerMr. and Mrs. H. Rodney Sharp, III

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer SmalesMr. and Mrs. Ben SmithMr. Donald R. SmithMs. Sue Snider, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Gilchrist Sparks, IIIMr. and Mrs. Len D. SpauldingMr. Frank W. StrattonMr. and Mrs. Robert J. StreckfussDr. John R. StumpMr. Scott J. Sukeena and Mrs. Angela L. PalmieriMr. and Mrs. Eric G. TaylorDr. Russell J. Tibbetts, D.D.S.Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. TiltonMs. Arta M. TrabantMr. and Mrs. Jameson A. L. TweedieMr. & Mrs. Douglas P. Van ReesMr. Clinton W. WalkerMr. & Mrs. Howell F. WallaceMs. Holly J. WarrenMr. & Mrs. Howard M. WeinbergMr. and Mrs. Steven S. WesolowskiMs. Mary E. WhealyMr. and Mrs. Vaughn E. WhiskerMs. Linda WhiteheadDr. and Mrs. Gary B. WitkinMr. and Mrs. Terrence L. WolfMr. and Mrs. Thomas D. WrenMr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. YoungMr. and Mrs. Steven M. Zeisler

Growers ($500-$999)Anonymous (31 gifts)Mr. Kenneth J. Ackerman and Ms. Rachel WootenMs. Phyllis J. AcreMr. and Mrs. Douglas J. AdelmanMr. and Mrs. Erwin F. AldingerMr. and Mrs. David L. AmesMs. Carol AmosMr. and Mrs. E. T. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Paul C. AndersonMs. Robin AndreasenMr. and Mrs. Robert S. ApplebyMs. Gina M. AtkinsonMs. Kay BagleyMr. Vernon BakerMr. David J. BaldwinMr. and Mrs. Bernard BalickMr. Dodson R. BarineauMr. and Mrs. Robert BarnesMr. and Mrs. Giuseppe Battaglioli

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. BauerMrs. Cecilia BaumMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard, IVMs. Mary BaylissMs. Barbara BensonMr. Daniel M. Benson and Mr. John JonesMs. Juliet BercawMr. John J. Bisaha and Ms. Katherine M. StikaMr. and Mrs. David BlaeuerMr. and Mrs. Robert BlanchardMr. Andrew BobikMr. Thomas M. Bouchelle and Mrs. Ann G. RileyMs. Mary BoudartMr. Richard P. BowenMr. and Mrs. Michael J. BowerMs. Rebecca BrewerMs. Maureen BrophyMr. and Mrs. Adam BrownsteinMs. Susan S. BurchenalMr. Michael R. Cabana and Ms. Gail E. HuschMr. and Mrs. J. Bruce CampbellMr. and Mrs. Ralph A. CapaldoMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. CardinalDr. Asher B. Carey, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Charley CarterMr. and Mrs. Albert L. CasalnuovoBarbara ChamberlainMr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Chatman, Jr.Mr. George A. ChristensenMs. Monica ChristyMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. ClineMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. ConlonMr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Connolly, Jr.Dr. Nancy A. CotugnaMr. Michael C. Coughlin and Ms. Ann HricigaMr. and Mrs. Christopher R. CounihanMr. and Mrs. Bill DaltonMr. and Mrs. K. D. DasturMr. Herbert DavisMr. J. S. Dean, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. DeloretoMr. and Mrs. Bruce R. DemeterMr. William M. DeputyMr. Tim DesmondMr. and Mrs. Mark J. DiSabatinoDr. Dorothy A. DixonMs. Gail DonaldsonDr. and Mrs. Viroon DonavanikMs. Eileen G. DonnellyMr. William M. Deputy

Mr. Tim DesmondMr. and Mrs. Mark J. DiSabatinoDr. Dorothy A. DixonMs. Gail DonaldsonDr. and Mrs. Viroon DonavanikMs. Eileen G. DonnellyMr. Clyde K. DossetMr. and Mrs. Mark K. DownesA. R. DraperMr. Lee B. DrendallMr. and Mrs. Charles D. Eberle, Jr.Loretta I. EdmondsonMr. and Mrs. Myron D. EdwardsMr. Mark S. EliasonMs. Roberta J. EmmonsMr. and Mrs. Robert E. EmrichMr. David C. EppesMr. and Mrs. Elwyn Evans Jr.Ms. Patricia FerraraMs. Barbara K. FialaMr. and Mrs. Richard B. FischerMr. Robert B. Fitzgerald and Ms. Meghan K. FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Lon M. Fluman, Jr.Mr. Greg M. FogartyMs. Vickie ForsterMr. Ralph E. FranceschiniMr. and Mrs. Hugh FrickMr. Peter C. FulweilerMr. and Mrs. Vance A. Funk, IIIMs. Katharine GahaganMs. Nancy L. GaleMr. and Mrs. Brian J. GalinatMr. and Mrs. James P. GannonMrs. Peggy GaoMr. Charles GarbiniMr. and Mrs. Michael B. GastMr. and Mrs. Jack Gelb, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Germain, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David GibsonMrs. Martha J. GilbertMr. and Mrs. Paul J. GilliganMs. Dawn Gilster RittenhouseMs. Sally GoreMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. GrabowskiMs. Janet E. GraehlingMs. Nancy H. GrayMr. Alan GreenglassMr. and Mrs. Samuel Griffi nMr. and Mrs. Patrick A. GrusenmeyerMr. and Mrs. Charles W. Haas

Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. HaleMr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. HamermeshDr. and Ms. Keith HamiltonMs. Suzanne C. HarperMr. Tom Hartley and Dr. Marci DreesMr. and Mrs. Howard F. HaverkampMr. and Mrs. Donald J. HeapMr. and Mrs. William M. HearnMs. Mary Jean HeintzMr. Randy HeintzMrs. Dorothy L. HeldtMr. and Mrs. H. David HermanMs. Julietta A. HillMr. Joachim HircheMr. and Mrs. James K. HirvonenMrs. Elizabeth K. HoageyMr. and Mrs. Michael P. HobanMr. G. Stephen HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. HolmesMr. Wilfred HoltjeMr. and Mrs. Caleb W. Holyoke, Jr.Ms. Susan D. HookeMr. Robert M. HornerMs. Vivian A. HoughtonMr. and Mrs. Robert S. Householder, Sr.Ms. Deanna HynanskyMr. Thomas IngoldMr. & Mrs. David B. JamesMs. Janet A. JamesMs. Jennifer C. JauffretMr. Stephen E. Jenkins and Ms. Deborah A. BlomMr. and Mrs. John P. JessupMr. Paul A. Johnston and Ms. Jennifer C. NauenMs. Catherine A. KaliszMs. Helen H. KellyMr. and Mrs. Kevin P. KellyMr. and Mrs. Arthur G. KempnerMr. Michael A. KennedyMr. and Mrs. Robert W. KimbelMs. Jan M. KingMrs. Mary E. KirkMr. Timothy A. KirkpatrickMr. and Mrs. William H. KnowlesMr. Peter Kolchin and Ms. Anne M. BoylanMr. and Rev. Johannes KrahmerMr. and Mrs. Roger G. KramerMr. and Mrs. Robert J. KrapfMr. Kenneth T. Kristl and Ms. Theresa SwiftMs. Dorothy S. KussmaulMr. and Mrs. Scott Kuykendall

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. LambMr. Joshua LandwehrMs. Ann E. LawsonMs. Diane Le Dawn LawsonMs. Tara J. LeeMs. Anna M. LeitgebMr. and Mrs. Robert K. LiauwMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Lichota, Jr.Mr. Albert E. LivingstonMs. Marcella LoebensbergMr. and Mrs. Richard W. Logan, Jr.Mr. Steven E. LongMr. George LopatinMr. and Mrs. Louis C. LopezMs. Katrina LoreMr. and Mrs. Simon LoweMrs. Caroline M. LungerMr. and Mrs. Joshua W. Martin, IIIMs. Catherine A. MarvinMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. MasinoMr. and Mrs. John W. MatteraMr. Max MattesonDr. Anna M. Mazoch, D.D.S.Mrs. Norma T. McBrideMr. Joseph McCannMs. Joanne K. McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Dale S. McCashewMr. Kevin J. McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Thomas V. McDonoughMs. Romayne McElhaneyMr. and Mrs. William C. McGinleyMs. Margaret McKayMrs. Deborah McMahonMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. MeyersMr. Richard J. MihelcicMr. and Mrs. Martin W. Miller, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. MinkMr. and Ms. Norman M. MonhaitMr. Sean A. MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Robert T. MoodyMs. Rita L. MulrooneyMr. Martin J. MurafskyMs. Joan G. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Patrick MurphyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. NachbarMr. and and Mrs. Nagaiah NandakumarMr. and Mrs. Ralph M. NigroMr. and Mrs. Vijay M. NilekaniMs. Debra W. NormanMs. Patricia B. Norris

Ms. Leslie C. Nugent NorrisMr. John T. Oglesby, IIIMs. Pamela M. O’HaraMr. and Mrs. Jerry K. OkesonMr. Eric J. OlietMr. and Mrs. H. J. Panabaker, Jr.Mr. Bernard L. PankowskiMs. Lynn A. ParsonsMr. and Mrs. Dexter J. PasternakMr. and Mrs. John PeoplesMr. and Mrs. Robert W. PerkinsMr. and Mrs. Roger J. PernickMr. and Mrs. R. P. PierceMr. Ronald PierceThe Pincus FamilyMrs. Dawn L. Poczynek-HoldridgeMr. and Mrs. Robert C. PortaMr. Charles S. Poteet, IVMs. Helen S. PreissDr. Allen V. PrettymanMs. Joanne H. PriceMr. and Mrs. John H. QuattlebaumMs. Marian C. RamunnoMr. and Mrs. Anthony F. RashMr. John W. RichardsMr. Frank J. RobbMr. and Mrs. Paul RomanMs. Margaret RomanMr. and Mrs. Irwin D. RosensteinMrs. Marguerite A. R. Royer-ParisiMr. and Mrs. Bruce RudinMs. Emily SandersMr. and Mrs. B. David SaundersMr. Louis F. SavelliMs. JoAnne SayeMs. Susan E. SayersMr. and Mrs. John W. Schefl enMs. Rachelle SchindlerMr. and Mrs. Christopher C. SchooleyDr. and Mrs. E. SchweizerMrs. Mary E. ScottMr. and Mrs. Kevin ShannonMs. Nancy SheatlerMr. and Mrs. William E. Shone, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bryan E. SilbermannMr. and Mrs. John C. SimmermonMr. and Mrs. Michael A. SiskMr. and Mrs. Clifford O. SmithMr. and Mrs. D. W. SmithMs. Fannie W. Smith and Ms. Angie T. Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. SmithMr. and Mrs. Henry SmithiesMr. Barry A. Springer and Ms. Karen D. EgebergMs. Ann C. StanfordMr. and Mrs. Bruce M. StargattMs. Janice StengerMr. Jeffery StephanicMr. & Mrs. Jay M. StevensMr. Mark A. StewartMs. Janet K. SticklesMr. Michael E. StillabowerMr. David H. Sugimoto and Ms. Hye-Shin KimMr. and Mrs. Eric F. SweeneyMr. and Mrs. Edward A. TarlovMs. Dian C. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Ron TaylorMr. and Mrs. Leonard T. ThomasMs. Yvonne TiptonMs. Janis TomlinsonMr. and Mrs. George L. TrainorMr. and Mrs. Melvin TroyerMs. Cindy S. TsangMr. and Mrs. Michael B. TumasMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Vadden Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. VagenasJohannes Van GeffenMr. Valentine A. VerissimoMs. Dorothy VolpeMr. and Mrs. William J. WadeMs. Linda WardMs. Diana G. WashburnMr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. WeifordMr. and Mrs. Peter M. WeilMs. Tricia WerlineMr. and Mrs. Arthur R. WernerMr. William C. WheatleyMs. Julia R. WheelerMs. Miriam C. WhiteMs. Dorothy G. WhitmoreMrs. Audie WilkinsMr. David H. WilliamsMr. Jay J. WilliamsMr. Richmond D. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Frank WoodruffMrs. Valerie A. WoodruffMs. Lynda WoodwardMs. Gloria T. WorrellMs. Mary M. YoungMr. and Mrs. John N. Zufelt

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