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ontents c 1.  About TABLE FOR TWO … 3 2.  TABLE FOR TWO Program −Our Activities in Japan− … 6

3.  TABLE FOR TWO Program −Expanding Internationally− … 15

4.  School Meal Program −What School Meals Bring− 　 … 20

5.  TABLE FOR TWO Team　−About our organization− 　　 … 25

TABLE FOR TWO International Executive Director Masa Kogure

On behalf of TABLE FOR TWO, I would like to express my sincere gratitude for your support and participation in TFT. 2013 marks the year of an increased variety of opportunities that, where more people were able to participate in our TABLE FOR TWO programs. We are delighted to not only have the participation of school and corporate canteens, but also to have expanded to various restaurants, caterings at homes, and to movie theaters as well. The area of TFT supports has also expanded from countries in Sub-‐Sahara Africa to Myanmar, the first Asian country we will be supporting. We hosted an event where we made a Japanese “bento (lunch box)” with the children at one of the primary schools we support. We were strongly moved by seeing the children having a lot of fun, as we made bento together. It seemed that the “beauty of food” and “enjoying eating” which we, Japanese, take for advantage, were concepts new to these children in Myanmar. We reconfirmed through this event that food entails more than just physical nourishment– there is an emotional nourishment as well. It is only with everyone’s support that we were able to achieve these changes within the countries we support. We will continue to strive to extend our impact this coming year, and we would like to ask for your continuous generosity. Thanks again, and we wish you all another healthy year!

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About TABLE FOR TWO 1 The world’s ironic fact: 1 billion suffer from starvation and malnutrition due to poverty, while 1 billion suffer from obesity and lifestyle related disease. This worldwide-‐imbalance of food intake is no coincidence; it is a consequential event. TABLE FOR TWO’s program is one solution for this global problem.

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Out of the world’s population of approx. 7 billion, approx. 1 billion are suffering from starvation and poverty, while approx. another 1 billion are suffering from obesity and lifestyle related diseases in a society with excessive food. TABLE FOR TWO（TFT） is a social enterprise originating in Japan, aiming to resolve this imbalance of food and improve the health of the people in developing countries and in developed countries. With our TFT program, you can deliver hot school meals to children living in developing countries by selecting to eat a healthy meal yourself in order to prevent obesity and lifestyle related diseases. By spreading this TFT concept both nationally and internationally, we contribute to resolving the world’s starvation/malnutrition and obesity/lifestyle related diseases.

Try one of our healthy food items that provides a donation to TFT JPY20, equivalent to $0.25(+/-‐ a few %) will be donated per meal, and will be gathered at the TFT office.

With that JPY20 donated, one hot meal will be delivered either to a East African or Asian primary school.

※Out of the donations made, maximum 20% will be utilized for the TFT office’s operating expense.

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Here is it implemented? −TABLE FOR TWO Program− W The TFT program is spreading to various places including

corporate/school canteens, restaurants as well as to many other food-‐related places.

The TFT program has been adopted by over 600 partners globally, including participants in Japan, Hong Kong, Italy, Taiwan, Canada, the U.S., Saudi Arabia, the U.K., Norway France, and Switzerland.

Socially Conscious and Healthy Brand ImageConnect with customers by promoting

healthy options that feel AND taste good!

Students Lead the WayStudents from elementary

school through university can gain hands-on experience

growing a social business and performing community service.

VENDING MACHINES

CONSUMER PRODUCTS

RESTAURANTS

SCHOOL CAFETERIAS

Move Beyond the Traditional Vending Machine

Traditional vending machines are a prime source of junk

food. TFT’s vending machine program serves healthy snacks and drinks that

incorporate a small donation.

Effective Cause MarketingTFT co-branded products,

such as low calorie gum, candy and cookies are not

only healthier, but generate greater sales.

“This Side” of the Table

Selected TFT Partners

CORPORATE CAFETERIASEffective & Highly Visible CSREnables employees and customers to easily participate and contribute to a cause within their daily lives.

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NORTH AMERICAPROVIDING HEALTHIER SCHOOL LUNCHES

Roughly 50 million Americans live in food insecure households, including 16.7 million children. TFT USA launched a program to help bring healthy meals to un-derserved schools in the U.S. The US$0.25 donation allows schools to provide a much healthier alternative to the traditional school lunch.

Children receive healthy and nutritious school meals.

AFRICATRANSFORMING EDUCATION AND THE COMMUNITY

The US$0.25 donation is used to provide one school meal in 5 coun-tries in East Africa. The meals are nutritionally balanced, with a staple starch, local vegetables, and a source of protein. School meals transform education by keep-ing students in school, engaging the commu-nity in preparing school lunches, and stimulat-ing the local economy through the purchase of local produce.

ASIACREATING CHANGE

IN MYANMAR

TFT meals are now served at schools in Myanmar. In addi-tion to the nutritious meals, the

program includes an educational component through the support

of school gardens. TFT meals are also served in rural China.

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Ethiopia 17,000Uganda

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Tanzania 9,000

Rwanda 600

Kenya 200

The TFT program has been adopted by over 600 partners globally, including participants in Japan, Hong Kong, Italy, Taiwan, Canada, the U.S., Saudi Arabia, the U.K., Norway France, and Switzerland.

Socially Conscious and Healthy Brand ImageConnect with customers by promoting

healthy options that feel AND taste good!

Students Lead the WayStudents from elementary

school through university can gain hands-on experience

growing a social business and performing community service.

VENDING MACHINES

CONSUMER PRODUCTS

RESTAURANTS

SCHOOL CAFETERIAS

Move Beyond the Traditional Vending Machine

Traditional vending machines are a prime source of junk

food. TFT’s vending machine program serves healthy snacks and drinks that

incorporate a small donation.

Effective Cause MarketingTFT co-branded products,

such as low calorie gum, candy and cookies are not

only healthier, but generate greater sales.

“This Side” of the Table

Selected TFT Partners

CORPORATE CAFETERIASEffective & Highly Visible CSREnables employees and customers to easily participate and contribute to a cause within their daily lives.

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“The Other Side” of the Table

NORTH AMERICAPROVIDING HEALTHIER SCHOOL LUNCHES

Roughly 50 million Americans live in food insecure households, including 16.7 million children. TFT USA launched a program to help bring healthy meals to un-derserved schools in the U.S. The US$0.25 donation allows schools to provide a much healthier alternative to the traditional school lunch.

Children receive healthy and nutritious school meals.

AFRICATRANSFORMING EDUCATION AND THE COMMUNITY

The US$0.25 donation is used to provide one school meal in 5 coun-tries in East Africa. The meals are nutritionally balanced, with a staple starch, local vegetables, and a source of protein. School meals transform education by keep-ing students in school, engaging the commu-nity in preparing school lunches, and stimulat-ing the local economy through the purchase of local produce.

ASIACREATING CHANGE

IN MYANMAR

TFT meals are now served at schools in Myanmar. In addi-tion to the nutritious meals, the

program includes an educational component through the support

of school gardens. TFT meals are also served in rural China.

*# of students supported by the TFT school meal programs

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Ethiopia 17,000Uganda

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Tanzania 9,000

Rwanda 600

Kenya 200

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Japan 618 Korea 15 Hong Kong 36

Vietnam 1 Saudi Arabia 1

Switzerland 1 Holland　1

Norway　1

France　1 UK　1

USA　24

ABLE FOR TWO in japan − How TFT Program has developed-‐ T

Amount of donated meals TFT has delivered （each year’s total -‐ donations converted; JPY20 per meal)

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6,380,918 5,932,197

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Total meals (as of 31st December, 2013)

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Philippine　1

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TABLE FOR TWO program ーOur Activities in Japanー 2

Japan has customary words to express gratitude for our food by saying “itadakimasu”, and “gochisousama” before and after eating. Additionally, we have the notion of “osusowake” where we share our food. The TABLE FOR TWO program embodies this mentality, which we feel is often forgotten today.

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2 TABLE FORTWO PROGRAM The 6 years of TABLE FOR TWO

2008　Launch of Canteen Program The concept of TFT was created in 2007. After test operations in several companies and a legal personality registration as an NPO, the program at corporate canteens was officially launched in 2008. The TFT program started with only a few companies involved; however, the number of companies involved has increased since metabolic syndrome medical checks were introduced in April, 2008.

2009　Launch of World Food Day Campaign October 16th is “World Food Day” set by the UN. TFT did a campaign “One Million’s itadakimasu” where we delivered one million TFT meals in developed countries, and

delivered one million hot school meals to children in developing countries. This triggered the expansion of TFT to places other than corporate canteens, such as in

restaurants and retail shops.

2010 Expanding Recipient Area of School Meal Program Since the number of groups supporting the TFT program within Japan has increased, we are now able to deliver school meals to Ethiopia and Tanzania as well. Since the program was introduced, parents and local people of the places we support have started to realize the importance of education and school meals. In addition, we launched the school garden program, where we help grow vegetables in these schools in developing countries that are to be used for the school meals.

2011　TFT@HOME – What you can do from home Now people are able to support TFT from home through TFT@HOME. TFT has been

increasing its degree of activity through publishing recipe books that compile popular TFT meals, creating an iPhone app that records daily meals, and promoting Rakuten

recipe where you post original recipes to make a donation.

2012　To The World From Japan As a social activity initiative originating in Japan, TFT has been expanding its activity internationally. We have almost completed the preparation for international development, with local teams in the works in America, Norway and Hong Kong.

2013　Launch of School Garden Program in Myanmar During 2013, TFT began supporting its first program in Asia – the school garden program in Myanmar. In many countries in South East Asia, including Myanmar, most households actually do have enough to eat everyday. However, they still lack balance in their diets and have systematical problems in the ways they produce. TFT has taken its first action to help improve this situation.

After its launch in Autumn, 2007, TABLE FOR TWO has celebrated its 6th anniversary in 2013. Having started off from corporate canteens, this program has been expanding in both developed and developing countries in many different forms.


2 TABLE FOR TWO PROGRAM To Eat　– Corporate Canteens -‐　 Canteens partnered with the TFT program serve TFT healthy

menus based on the guidelines below. TABLE FOR TWO Healthy Menu Guideline 1. The calories of one meal is a little less than normal*

A canteen of a workplace mainly of desk work：approx. 730kcal（680-‐800kcal）

A canteen of a factory or a workplace requiring physical movement：approx. 800kcal（720-‐870kcal）

2. Well balanced nutrition

3. Includes a lot of vegetables　　　　

*Refer to “Dietary Reference Intakes for Japanese (2010)” set by the Minister of Health, Labor, and Welfare. It may vary depending on the amount of exercise during the day.

Corporate Canteens It has been 6 years since the foundation of TFT, and many companies continue with our TFT program. There are many initiatives to help deepen the understanding and encourage more active support for this TFT staff canteen program.

Vending Machines As a way for companies without staff canteens to support the program, a vending machine version of the TABLE FOR TWO program, “CUP FOR TWO”, was created. Some companies that support this program even have original TFT drinks available in CUP FOR TWO.

NGK Insulators LTD. Within 3 years of introducing the TFT program, they achieved 10 million school meals. They place original pop ups with their employees on it in their staff canteen.

Olympus Inc. Specially designed Mineral Water for TFT

East Japan Railway Company Yokohama Branch TFT promotion team appeared on the posters, conducting within firm PR.


2 TABLE FOR TWO PROGRAM To Eat　– Restaurants -‐　

Starting off from staff canteens, today, we are lucky enough to have even more people involved in the TFT program through many different opportunities. By 2013, the TFT program started at a chain restaurant. Café &Meal MUJI has a total of 17 stores within Japan. They have started our TFT program from May, 2013. Customers who ordered the deli menu will be shown the “donation plate” by the cash machine when they pay their bill. If they agree to it, they will be charged another 20 yen and will be supporting the TFT program. According to Café &Meal MUJI , there are quite a few people who decide to choose the donation plate and support TFT. Additionally, “Marukame seimen”, a chain Sanuki-‐udon restaurant has started donations for TFT since April 2013 across its 800 stores in Japan. 1 yen is donated per 1 order of kamaage-‐udon, which is made of only water, salt, and flour. The Sanuki area of Japan often suffers from droughts, therefore, the wheat they harvested as an interim crop of rice became a major part of their eating habit, which lead to the development of Udon culture. The program at Marukame seimen started with the hope to support Sub-‐Saharan Africa and others that suffer from food scarcity due to global warming and droughts. There is a variety in the kind of restaurants that incorporate our programIndian, Chinese, Spanish, and French.

By 2013, the number of restaurants support the TFT program was well-‐over 100. There is a variation of the cuisine of each restaurant as well.


HOME PARTY FOR TWO My Chef is an out-‐of-‐kitchen chef service that is aimed toward women, and has recently joined the TFT program. They will shop for ingredients, and clean up as well. With their services, families with little children can easily participate in TFT and enjoy a full-‐scale meal at the same time.

Weddings Under the concept of “sharing the happiness”, more couples are donating to TFT through healthy course menus at their wedding.

Gochi Kuru A lunch boxes and catering website, “Gochi Kuru” offered TFT lunch boxes at the Next Leaders Meeting 2013. TFT lunch boxes will continue to be served after 2014.

Oisix You can also participate in TFT from home. The mineral water, vegetable juice, tofu bagel of Oisix are subject to the TFT donation. During the World Food Day Campaign, Oisix sold a TFT Halloween pumpkin that came with a sticker, so both the parent and child can enjoy.

Gatu! cha Continued from 2012, the TFT sweet “Gatu! Cha” was sold online and through catalogues of takashimaya department store. “Gatu! Cha” is a creative sweet treat by the popular patissier, Mr. Yasuhiro Takagi. This treat uses healthy ingredients such as soy beans.

Takamasa The TFT program has also started at Takamasa in Onnagawa town, Miyagi. 60yen will be donated to TFT per pack of assorted “kamaboko”, which will then be used for the School Meal Program in Myanmar.

Rakuten Recipe Rakuten Recipe is a recipe search engine. TFT collaborated with them and “Rakuten Recipe×TABLE FOR TWO program” started. When you post 2 “I-‐Made-‐It reports” on the Rakuten recipe website, it will become a donation of 1 school meal to a child in a developing country.

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TABLE FOR TWO PROGRAM To Eat　–Various Situations-‐　

NEWDAYS The 5th “Good For Your Body, Good For Your Mind -‐ LOVE&EAT for Africa”, a TFT campaign, was held during January 15th –February 4th, 2013. There were rice balls, breads and sandwiches sold as products subject to TFT donation.


Every year the 16th of October is the “World Food Day” set by the United Nations. TABLE FOR TWO did a campaign “1 million’s itadakimasu!” for a month and a half from 16th October, 2013 until the end of November. During this campaign, a variety of products were sold and events were held at restaurants, convenience stores, and staff canteens. 2

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FamilyMart “Naturia Pink Grapefruit” is a healthy fruit gummy with zero fat., and was sold in the 9,900 stores of FamilyMart. The Gummy uses 100% pure African pink grapefruit juice and 3% of the profit will be donated for the school meals of the children in Africa.

Daimaru Matsuzaka-‐ya Department Store TFT menus were sold at the staff canteen and the 21 restaurants and cafes of Matsuzaka-‐ya Nagoya store. This was the first time a department store in Nagoya introduced TFT, and promotions were undertaken with the support of university students from the TFT University Association. For each TFT menu consumed, 20 yen was donated toward the children in developing countries for their school meals.

Onagawa fish market Sushi/ Fresh fish Okasei “TABLE FOR TWO served the Onnagawa bowl”, which only has 80% of the rice of a normal sized bowl. It has fresh seafood caught at Onagawa town, Miyagi, lavishly topped on rice. 50yen was donated per bowl and sent to Myanmar for the school meal program.

Dentsu Inc.　 Calorie Kifu! The event “NGO/NPO×Dentsu-‐man Good Innova]on for the World’s Food Problem.” was held at the Dentsu’s entrance lobby, aiming to connect NGO/NPOs and workers at Dentsu. Mr. Arata Hashimoto, a copywriter, started a diet plan “Calorie, Kifu!”, ea]ng the TFT menu at the staff canteen for lunch everyday for 2 weeks during the World Food Day Campaign and succeeded in losing 4kg.


2 TABLE FOR TWO PROGRAM Ever Expanding Programs

PEOPLE MAGNET TV With the catch phrase of “Idea changes the world, a cool social contribution.”, a TV program was aired to propose new styles of social contribution that world celebrities do or suggest as a new idea. The talk sessions were lead by our CEO Kogure, Ms. Kyoko Uchida, and Mr. Yusuke Isetaniere. The frontline of the world’s social business were introduced on the website.

MOVIE FOR TWO A new program “MOVIE FOR TWO” has been launched, where you can contribute to society simply by watching a movie. By watching a movie related to food, 20 yen out of the ticket price will be donated. For the first MOVIE FOR TWO program, a documentary movie on food disposal problem titled “mottainai! ” participated. The second opportunity was held as a special event of the 4th Tokyo food movie festival in October, 2013, namely “ a screening with a meal”. There were 8 movies, including a documentary movie, “eatrip” which relooks into the connection of man and food, that was shown at the event “a screening with a meal”. Participants donated 20 yen to TFT from their ticket fees. The event introduced a new way of participating, where participants enjoyed watching a movie, eating, and experiencing a TFT program.

J-‐WAVE special HOPE ON THE EARTH With the 15th and 16th of October as “Global Handwashing Day” and “World Food Day”, a special radio program, “J-‐WAVE special HOPE ON THE EARTH Global Health Edition” was aired. The program introduced the food situation in Japan, and globally as well. The program also discussed the reality of the sanitary situation, which is as equally important as food, and highlighted the actions that are taken in order to prevent the loss of lives. TFT’s CEO, Masa Kogure lead this program.

Cooking Classes The three groups Oisix, The Institute of Japanese Natural Beautists and TFT worked together to hold cooking classes teaching health and social contribution. By 2013, 3 cooking classes were held. In these classes, participants were given an explanation on “enzyme diet program” which is good for anti-‐aging, and were also taught how to cook an African hot school meal using the fresh vegetables of Oisix. 500 yen out of the class fee of 4000 yen was donated, which is equivalent to 25 school meals (approximately a month’s worth). Through this event, both “a way of eating beautifully” and “a social contribution of sharing beyond space and time” was put into practice.


2 TABLE FOR TWO PROGRAM Participation of University Students

FUTSAL FOR TWO The 6th and 7th game of the charity futsal event 「FUTSAL FOR TWO」 was held this year. This event started in 2010 with the concept of transferring the calories burnt at the event to the children in developing countries. This proved to be a successful event, with almost 200 participants.

Healthy Menu Fair During January 17th, 2013 –February 28th, 2013, a TFT healthy menu item that is good for both the body and mind was sold at PARCO in Japan. They have a total of 11 stores, and they have helped to deliver 18,700 school meals. Nearby universities a part of TFT University Association helped with the event, such as in Tokyo, Sapporo, Sendai, and Fukuoka.

World Food Day 2013 During the World Food Day Campaign period (October – November) many events were held by the university students, too. Events included participation in the Global Festa, holding a Halloween-‐concept dietary education event for children, and the planning and selling of TFT-‐exclusive lunch boxes.

Introducing TFT program to universities The TFT program has been introduced to 100 Japanese universities, and approximately 1,500 university students are working as members of the TFT University Association. Through school canteens and events, over 35o,ooo school meals were delivered from the donations from universities in a year.

University students also support us all around Japan. TFT University Associa]on (TFT-‐UA) plays a major role in introducing TFT program to their universi]es and spreading the word..


Fundraising ・Japan 2013 We received the 4th Fundraising Award at one of Japan’s largest fundraising events, “Fundraising・Japan 2013”.

Nikkei Social Initiative Awards TFT received the “International Sector Award” at the 1st Nikkei Social Initiative Awards. They awarded us, and found TFT’s concept very unique and revolutionary. (Hosted by Nikkei)

Sustainable Entrepreneur Award On April 1oth, the “Sustainable Entrepreneur Award” was announced in Vienna. We were awarded the “Lifestyle & Culture sector”.

THE ASIAN AWARDS Selected as Asia’s No.1 social entrepreneur at THE ASIAN AWARDS announced in London, our CEO became the first Japanese to receive an award from the “social entrepreneur sector”.

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TABLE FOR TWO PROGRAM −EXPANDING INTERNATIONALLY− 3

Overeating and obesity are not social problems exclusive to Japan. The TABLE FOR TWO program has spread to North America, East Asia, Europe, and Middle East from Japan.

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3 TABLE FOR TWO PROGRAM North America

America is the first country outside of Japan where TFT has taken effect. In both Western and Eastern America, there is a rising number of people who are becoming more interested in healthy living. Since America`s food industry tends to be a second thought to the majority of the consumers, TFT is becoming a very widespread idea.

San Diego At the San Diego Cooperative Charter School, the students started a TFT salad bar where every Tuesday, for every Salad Bar purchased, 25 cents goes toward TFT donations. San Francisco TFT`s San Francisco branch started an event called “Drink for Two” at the Internos Wine Café and were able to raise 2000 meals worth of donations.

TFT has collaborated with Genji, a company that has a sushi bar in 160 Whole Foods Markets around America. In October of 2013, the TFT roll which is made out of brown rice, quinoa, avocado and cucumber became part of the menu and approximately 7500 school lunches were successfully delivered to children in Africa. This was the very first TFT campaign that took place all across America.

Davis Starting in 2012. at Gunrock Pub, a restaurant in Davis University California, TFT menus items were served. The school mascot also took part in promoting this event, eating the TFT menu, June, 2013. Daiei Tradings. Co Premium rice “Kagayaki” was sold as a TFT product for a limited amount of time. From this, 6000 servings worth of school lunches were sent to Africa.

3400 meals worth of donations were raised from selling TFT t-‐shirts that were designed by San Francisco based company, Selfless.

New York BentOn is a bento shop in New York. At the Manhattan store, a TFT station was set up to sell TFT exclusive menus. Not only were the healthy and nutritious TFT bentos sold, but TFT posters were also displayed.

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*TABLE FOR TWO USA is run independently from TABLE FOR TWO Interna]onal and is an American nonprofit, tax-‐exempt 501(c)(3) organiza]on.


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Korea In collaboration with October`s World Food Day, TFT held a campaign for a month at Korea`s popular chain restaurant “Mad for Garlic”.

Vietnam In Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam, TFT lunches have become a part of the menu at the local Japanese restaurant “An”. This was the first Vietnamese restaurant to include TFT menu items.

Hong Kong TFT Hong Kong initiated a campaign during the time of the World Food Day where 23 restaurants took part in serving TFT menus. With ‘Go Public Interactive Agency`, Taiwan`s advertisement agency, working together with `Punch Detox`, a healthy drink making company, in September they created a campaign called `Punch out hunger! When a health oriented drink is purchased from punch detox, warm meals are sent to children who are struggling with starvation in western China.

TFT is also growing rapidly in Asia. Healthy eating is becoming a common commodity, and the growth of TFT will not be slowing down anytime soon.

Middle East Tamer Group`s parent company, Saudi Arabia Jeddah, is the first company

in the Middle East to partner with TFT. The slogan `A healthy meal… for you and them’ has been used ever since the start of the program back in

November 2012.


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In European countries where the food culture is very ripe, and the people have a high interest in the value chain of food, from production to disposal, the TABLE FOR TWO program is becoming very widespread.

Norway In the Lovisenberg Diakonale hospital in Oslo, the TFT menu is very popular. Nutritionist Maren Komperod said that it is very practical to take action in facilities like hospitals where diet and nutrition is vital. She added that knowing that the funds from these TFT meals reaches those in need of it really encourages her.

Switzerland In Davos Switzerland, Japan Night was held this January as part of the World Economy Forum. `Japan the country that supports others`, `the country that leads the world` were some of the main messages that were sent out and TFT was introduced there as the very first social contribution organization originating in Japan.

Netherlands A portion of the profit gained from selling dishes from

around the world at the RSM Business School International Food Festival this November went to TFT as

donations.

France The TFT France team took part in the Edenred Group`s Edenered Group`s day in November, holding the event “Eden for all” there. The team was able to gain 4000 dishes worth of donations from

serving food to the employees.

United Kingdom Because the Nomura Group of Japan incorporated the TFT program, the Nomura group in the UK has also incorporated the same program.


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The problem of “Malnutrition” in both developed and developing countries

Starva]on is not a problem exclusive to developing countries. Developed countries also face this problem, and there are s]ll many children who are unable to eat a sufficient amount of food daily. Addi]onally, the people in poverty living in developed countries have the tendency to consume cheap fast food which leads to obesity and malnutri]on.

We are also supporting the 385 students attending the Dr. Lena Edwards Academy Charter School in New Jersey and the 401 students attending Harlem Prep in New York. The money required to make the students’ lunches healthier is supplied by TFT. (support is conducted by TFT USA)

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We supply school meals to 355 students grades 1 through 6 attending Baojia junior school. The school lunches until then consisted of

porridge, instant noodles and dumplings made from rice powder. Now, in order to increase nutritional values we have included menu

items that are high in protein. (support conducted by TFT Hong Kong)

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A healthy meal consumed in a developed country will become one of the hot school meals in Africa and Asia. Hot school meals play an important role in Africa and Asia. It does not only improve the health of the children, but by having them full, they will be able to better concentrate on their daily lessons. Additionally, the attitudes of those in the local community toward education and health seem to have started to change through the operation of school meals.


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Areas Receiving School Meals

※Local Partner Groups 1. Millennium Villages (Ethiopia, Tanzania, Rwanda) 2. Kageno (Kenya, Rwanda) 3. Food and Agriculture Organization (Myanmar) 4. New Life Community Organization (Ethiopia)

Areas School Meal Programme is carried out Areas School Garden Programme is carried out

Naypyidaw, Republic of the Union of Myanmar 1. Thuzanakaryi Monastery School 2. No. 138 Aung Chan Tha Village Primary School

1.  Amasenge Primary School 2. Eddie Memorial Primary School 3. Kiwari Primary School

1.  Ibiri Primary School 2.  Inonelwa Primary School 3. Mabama Primary School 4. Ideka Primary School 5. Msiliembe B Primary School 6. Msiliembe Primary School 7. Msimba Primary School 8. Migungumalo Primary School 9. Lolangulu Primary School 10. Isila330 Mbola Primary School

11. Kaghobole Primary School 12. Ulimakafu Primary School 13. Kasisi A Primary School 14. Kasisi B Primary School 15. Isenga Primary School 16. Madaha Primary School

Hawzen, Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia 1.  Addibre Primary School4 2. Adi-‐Desta/Meshel Primary School 3. Debre-‐Tsehay Primary School 4. Dgum Primary School 5. Endatsebela Primary School 6. Hadinet Primary School 7. Hadush-‐Addi Primary School 8. Hatset Primary School 9. Kokhi-‐Azaz Primary School 10. Mai-‐Gundi Primary School 11. Mai-‐Tekeli Primary School 12. Mai-‐Tseba Primary School 13. Mai-‐Welel Primary School 14. Megab Primary School 15. Mongoleats Primary School 16. Qoraro Primary School 17. Selae Primary School 18. Sluh Primary School 19. Suta Primary School 20. Tala Primary School 21. Tsehaf-‐werdi Primary School 22. Welel Primary School

1. Mayange A Primary School 2. Mayange B Primary School 3. Kamabuye Primary School 4. Muyenzi Primary School 5. Mboyo Primary School 6. Banda Nursery School

Nyanza, Republic of Kenya

Tabora, United Republic of Tanzania

In the past 6 years the school lunch program has greatly evolved. The numbers are the following: Sub-‐Saharan Africa, 46 schools in 4 countries with approximately 28,400 students reached. South East Asia, with 2 schools in 1 country, and approximately 230 students received school lunches and are experiencing sustainable agriculture through school vegetable gardens.

Banda, Mayange, Republic of Rwanda


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Sub-‐Saharan Africa

At the School lunch program in Kolalo region, on top of the regular lunch (Corn and soybean blend powder), a couple of times a week fruit such as mango and guava are served. The fruit is supplied by local farmers who obtained training and guidance from agricultural experts that were sent by the Ethiopian government. The profit gained from selling these fruits and vegetables now has a small percentage going toward donations for the school meal.

A new school kitchen was built in the village of Banda. Previously 2 ovens were used to supply 300 kindergarten children, but with the new cafeteria, the number of ovens were vastly increased, and can now supply over 2200 kids.

Both the islands located above the Victoria Lake house many families who are not able to eat a sufficient amount of food everyday. The school lunch program has reached out to this region as well. Vegetables and fruit produced in near regions or within Kenya are used for the school lunch program.

The lunches offered in the Mubola region junior school has a vast variety of food offered. The main dish is Ugari made from corn powder along with beans and tomatoes, soup with herbs, fruit such as oranges and bananas, and fish. The school lunch program helps to decrease the number of children dropping out of, and not attending school.

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Enya Rusinga Island and Mfangano Island, Nyanza K

Wanda Banda, Nyungwe Forest, National Park of Rwanda R

Anzania Mubola, Tabora T

In 2013, TABLE FOR TWO delivered school lunches to 4 countries in Sub-‐Saharan Africa. School lunches will raise the number of children attending school as well as attendance rates.


4 School meal program South East Asia

Until recently, TABLE FOR TWO had been mainly supplying the `extreme poverty` with food. These are people who lack food, safe drinking water, medical support and education– the very basic human needs. Other than in Sub-‐Saharan Africa, there are regions in Asia and Latin America where people live in standards well under what is considered to be the poverty line. In many cases, regions like those are not advanced with the maintenance when it comes to the production of food.

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Since June of 2013, TFT has been working with the Food and Agriculture Organization(FAO) to support the school vegetable garden project in two schools, Tuzanakari monk school and 138 Anchanda village junior school, both located near the capital of Naypyidaw. Even though the country of Myanmar has been experiencing rapid economic growth, the large income gap within the country and the rising prices of food is a major problem. With the school vegetable garden project, the goal is to create an environment with in the school where vegetables can be harvested periodically. Some vegetables that can be harvested include corn, pumpkins, beans and mushrooms. These vegetables are then used for the school lunch project.

ANA Narita − TFT Healthy Biscuit given out on Yangon Flight Between June 1st and June 30th of 2013, to celebrate TFT`s support of Myanmar, Japanese Airline company, ANA, started a campaign where a donation biscuit “ZERO biscuit – Cocoa-‐” (Lotte) was given out to all customers on the Narita – Yangon Flight.


4 School meal program Sustainability of the School Meal Program

TFT is supporting the School Garden Program in the three Sub-‐Sahara Africa Countries, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Tanzania and the South East Asian country, Myanmar. The goal is to grow a portion of the ingredients used in each of their school meal programs in order to have a system in which the schools can be less dependent on financial support. The students simultaneously have the opportunity to learn proper farming methods, and this knowledge will be brought back home to their families and community.

The TABLE FOR TWO school meal program has been active for 6 years now and we have broadened our activities to not only supply school meals but also to support local agriculture and raise awareness for the importance of nutrition.

Between January of 2013 and February of 2014, in 10 African regions, we have conducted and supported a nutritional education program targeted toward entire communities. Unlike infrastructure improvement or food donations, our programs are practical and lead to diet improvement. These programs include building and applying guidance to a community vegetable garden, demonstrations of healthy cooking methods and training the community doctors and teachers on nutrition and diet.

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TABLE FOR TWO TEAM – About our organization -‐ 5 TFT’s distribution of healthy meals and hot school meals to developed and developing

countries is only achievable with the help of those who support us. Here, I would like to introduce those that support TABLE FOR TWO’s activities.


5 TABLE FOR TWO TEAM TABLE FOR TWO Supporters

Our　partner　corpora]ons　assist　us　with　opera]onal　funding.　This　support　 is　 cri]cal　 in　 expanding　 TABLE FOR TWO　 and social enterprise.

Partners

【Individuals】 Mr. Nobuyuki Watanabe / Aoorney at TMI Associates Mr. Shunji Sato / Patent Aoorney at TMI Associates

Mr. Kaoru Yamada / Patent Aoorney at TMI AssociatesMs. Mitsue Aizawa and Mr. Satoru Murase / Aoorneys at Bingham McCuutchen Murase and Sakai Mimura Aizawa (joint venture) Ms. Kouko Kamata /Judicial Scrivener Ms. Yumiko Sasaki /Licensed Social Insurance Consultant Ms. Mariko Hayashi /Tax Accountant　

Many working professionals volunteer their ]me and skills to support TFT’s ac]vi]es, carving ]me out of their busy schedules. In addi]on, staff members at Salesforce.com and Shiseido have helped distribute our newsleoers.

Our ambassadors help us spread the word through various channels.

Working Professionals (Volunteers)

Ms. Kyoko Uchida (caster)

We have received pro bono services from professionals in law, finance, web design and other fields.

Professional supporters/ Pro Bono Help

【CorporaPons】 Salesforce.com FoundaPon 　・We have received a complimentary license for Salesforce.

Dentsu Inc. 　・Dentsu has assisted us with our PR ac]vi]es, as well as with coming up with crea]ve ideas for numerous projects. Dentsu Razorfish Inc. 　・Dentsu Razorfish planned and produced the TFT iPhone app. foo.log Inc. 　・foo.log developed the Table For Two iPhone app.

Mr. Yasuyoshi Manei /designer Mr. Eric Choo /Web Programmer Mr. Tomonori Tobisawa /Web Programmer

Ambassadors

Ms. ANGELA （Model)

(Titles are as of May, 2014)

Mr. Roland Kirishima (Photographer)


5 TABLE FOR TWO TEAM Strengthening TABLE FOR TWO’s Operational

Structure

Our advisors provide valuable input on TFT’s strategy and operations.

Below are the three founders. They assist TFT’s activities and provide advise on important decisions made by the board.

James-‐Masaakira Kondo Managing Director of East Asia at Twitter, Visiting Professor at Hitotsubashi University

Norio Domae Group Executive Vice President at Fast Retailing Co., Ltd.

Motohisa Furukawa Member of the House of Representatives

Ms. Yoko Ishikura Professor at Keio University Ms. Yoriko Kawaguchi Former Member of the House of

Councillors; Former Minister of Foreign Affairs

Mr. Kiyoshi Kurokawa Former Special Adviser to the cabinet Mr. Yasuro Koizumi Managing Director at Goldman Sachs Mr. Tsuyoshi Komori　　 President at Mercer Japan Mr. Yasuhiro Takagi Chef/ Patissier at Entrée (Pastry Store) Mr. Kiyomi Mikuni Chef; President at Mikuni Group

Advisers

Founders

Councillors

Overseas Advisory Committee

Recipient Site Selection Advisory Committee

Councillors support the TABLE FOR TWO concept and assist TFT through their expertise, experience, and network. Councillors help expand TFT’s operations in Japan and globally.

Mr. Taro Otsuka President at Otsuka Storage Inc. Mr. Kunihiko Shimada President at KS International Strategies

Inc., Special Adviser at Ministry of the Environment of Japan

Ms. Misa Matsuzaki President at Asimode Inc., Chairwoman at The Institute of Japanese Natural Beautists

Mr. Hideharu Kojima Director at KPMG LLP Mr. Taro Saito President at dof Inc. Mr. Shunji Sato Patent Attorney at TMI Associates Mr. Nobuyuki Watanabe Attorney TMI Associates　　　　　

Ms. Yoko Taguchi　Programme coordinator for Cross Fields Ms. Sayako Tokusue　Programme officer at the Sasakawa Africa

Association

Consisting of outside experts, this advisory committee advises the board on the selection of TFT’s recipient sites.

Consisting of outside experts, the Overseas Advisory Committee advises the board on the establishment and operations of TFT chapters abroad.

Global Advisers

Mr. Ayman Maamoun Tamer Chairman of Tamer Group

Mr. Victor Chu Chairman of First Eastern Investment Group Mr. Heizo Takenaka Professor at Keio University; Director of the Global Security Research Centre

We ask for advise on TFT’s international development from the Global Advisers.


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(Japanese)

【建設業】

【食料品】

【水産・農林】

【パルプ・紙】

【繊維製品】

【化学】

【ガラス・土石製品】

【医薬品】

【ゴム製品】

【金属製品】

【非鉄金属】

【機械】

【電気機器】

【電気・ガス】

【輸送用機器】

【精密機器】

【事務用品】

【その他製品】

Corporations

日建設計総合研究所

鹿島建設株式会社

株式会社日立製作所　インフラシステムグループ　インフラシステム社

千代田化工建設株式会社

新日鉄エンジニアリング株式会社

清水建設株式会社

大成建設株式会社

ダイダン株式会社

アサヒビール株式会社

株式会社ニチレイ

株式会社ニチレイフーズ

カバヤ食品株式会社

春日井製菓株式会社

味の素株式会社

日本たばこ産業株式会社

キユーピー株式会社

キリンホールディングス株式会社

キリンビール株式会社

キリンMCダノンウォーターズ株式会社

カルピス株式会社

有限会社丸浅苑

住化加工紙株式会社

帝人株式会社

株式会社ワコール

帝人ファーマ株式会社

株式会社ポーラ・オルビスホールディングス

積水化学グループ

住友化学株式会社

コニシ株式会社

住友化学労働組合

朝日化学工業株式会社

住化アルケム株式会社

住友ダウ株式会社

住化カラー株式会社

住化農業資材株式会社

株式会社トクヤマ

株式会社資生堂

花王株式会社

JSR株式会社

住友スリーエム株式会社

山形スリーエム株式会社

株式会社カネカ

株式会社イーテック

昭和電工株式会社

NTN精密樹脂株式会社

株式会社悠香

積水樹脂株式会社

株式会社三菱ケミカルホールディングス

三菱化学株式会社

三菱樹脂株式会社

三菱レイヨン株式会社

積水フィルム株式会社

日本ガイシ株式会社

旭硝子株式会社

日本特殊陶業株式会社

TOTO株式会社

大塚製薬グループ

第一三共株式会社

アボットジャパン株式会社

田辺三菱製薬株式会社

サンド株式会社

大日本住友製薬株式会社

白鳥製薬株式会社

マルヤス工業株式会社

株式会社ブリヂストン

株式会社ハタノ製作所

SEIビジネスクリエイツ株式会社

NGKファインモールド株式会社

NGKメテックス株式会社

住友電気工業株式会社

株式会社フジクラ

三菱重工業株式会社

NTN株式会社

株式会社NTN金剛製作所

株式会社NTN三雲製作所

村田機械株式会社

グローリー株式会社

キャタピラージャパン株式会社

豊生ブレーキ工業株式会社

シミズ工業株式会社

CKD株式会社

日立建機株式会社

株式会社キッツ

ソニーイーエムシーエス株式会社　浜松／東海／長野テック

パナソニック電工株式会社

NTTエレクトロニクス株式会社

株式会社アルバック

株式会社日立製作所

株式会社デジタル

大日本スクリーン製造株式会社

ソニー株式会社　仙台テクノロジーセンター

シャープ株式会社

パナソニック株式会社

株式会社村田製作所

オムロン株式会社

パナソニックエコシステムズ株式会社

株式会社日立メディアエレクトロニクス

サンケン電気株式会社

パナソニック株式会社　AVCネットワークス社

日本ヒューレット・パッカード株式会社

パナソニック株式会社　ホームアプライアンス社

パナソニックリビング首都圏・関東株式会社

東京エレクトロン株式会社

パナソニックライティングシステムズ株式会社

パナソニックシステムネットワークス株式会社

トーヤルテクノフロンティア株式会社

株式会社リコー

住友電工デバイス・イノベーション株式会社

東京ガス株式会社

東京電力株式会社

中部電力株式会社

三菱商事石油株式会社

昭和シェル石油株式会社

【石油・石炭】

ボッシュ株式会社

アイシン精機株式会社

パナソニック株式会社　オートモーティブ&インダストリアルシステムズ社

三桜工業株式会社

トヨタ自動車株式会社

トヨタ紡織株式会社

アイシン高丘株式会社

株式会社エィ・ダブリュ・エンジニアリング

GEヘルスケア・ジャパン株式会社

日本電子株式会社

株式会社ニコン

ソニーセミコンダクタ九州株式会社

オリンパス株式会社

オリンパスメディカルシステムズ株式会社

会津オリンパス株式会社

デンソーエレックス株式会社

株式会社デンソーウェーブ

青森オリンパス株式会社

日機装株式会社

株式会社栃木ニコン

ソニーエナジー・デバイス株式会社

SDテクノ三協有限会社

コクヨ株式会社

トッパン・フォームズ株式会社

株式会社EM生活

トッパン・フォームプロセス株式会社

日本写真印刷株式会社

オルビス株式会社

東都積水株式会社

株式会社東洋製作所


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(Japanese) 【倉庫・運輸】

【情報・通信】

西濃運輸株式会社

日本交通株式会社

日本郵船株式会社

全日本空輸株式会社

キリン物流株式会社

トッパン・フォームズ・サービス株式会社

リコーロジスティクス株式会社

株式会社キユーソー流通システム

遠州鉄道株式会社

東日本旅客鉄道株式会社

MS&ADシステムズ株式会社

日本アイ・ビー・エム株式会社

日本電気株式会社

株式会社野村総合研究所

トッパン・フォームズ関西株式会社

株式会社NTTデータ

株式会社住化技術情報センター

株式会社住化分析センター

株式会社コネクシオ

TIS株式会社

パナソニックシステムネットワークス株式会社

株式会社ソニー・コンピュータエンタテインメント

日本電信電話株式会社

株式会社日立ソリューションズ

株式会社ティーガイア

日本オラクル株式会社

NTTコミュニケーションズ株式会社

株式会社日立システムズ

NTTコムウェア株式会社

SCSK株式会社

ソフトバンクBB株式会社

ソニー・エリクソン・モバイルコミュニケーションズ株式会社

株式会社電通国際情報サービス

NTTソフトウェア株式会社

学研グループ

インフォシステクノロジーズ・リミテッド

日商エレクトロニクス株式会社

KDDI株式会社

グリー株式会社

東日本電信電話株式会社

株式会社gumi 株式会社エヌ・ティ・ティ・ドコモ

日本通信ネットワーク株式会社

東京海上日動システムズ株式会社

株式会社インテック

【放送】

日本放送協会（NHK）

株式会社東京放送ホールディングス（TBS）

日本テレビ放送網株式会社

株式会社テレビ東京

伊藤忠商事株式会社

豊田通商株式会社

三井物産株式会社

住友商事株式会社

長瀬産業株式会社

ジェコス株式会社

岡谷鋼機株式会社

三菱商事株式会社

株式会社タケウチ

丸紅株式会社

株式会社美濃忠

リシュモンジャパン株式会社

JFE商事株式会社

伊藤忠マシンテクノス株式会社

【卸売】

株式会社ファミリーマート

株式会社中村屋

株式会社髙島屋

株式会社ラッシュジャパン

株式会社アルビオン

株式会社丸井グループ

ロイヤルホールディングス株式会社

【小売】

株式会社高崎髙島屋

株式会社岐阜髙島屋

株式会社米子髙島屋

株式会社岡山髙島屋

株式会社ファーストリテイリング

株式会社東急百貨店

アスクル株式会社

株式会社大丸松坂屋百貨店

株式会社下関大丸

株式会社りそなホールディングス

株式会社埼玉りそな銀行

株式会社近畿大阪銀行

HSBCグループ

株式会社三井住友銀行

株式会社ふくおかフィナンシャルグループ

株式会社愛媛銀行

株式会社日本政策投資銀行

株式会社百十四銀行

株式会社みずほフィナンシャルグループ

株式会社あおぞら銀行

【銀行】

プルデンシャル生命保険株式会社

NGKゆうサービス株式会社

ハートフォード生命保険株式会社

第一生命保険株式会社

株式会社スンダイ

東京海上日動火災保険株式会社

三井住友海上火災保険株式会社

株式会社損害保険ジャパン

【保険】

アフラック（アメリカンファミリー生命保険会社）

三井生命保険株式会社

トーア再保険株式会社

住友生命保険相互会社

日本興亜損害保険株式会社

キリンエコー株式会社

メリルリンチ日本証券株式会社

SMBCフレンド証券株式会社

野村證券株式会社

ゴールドマン・サックス

SMBC日興証券株式会社

株式会社大和証券グループ本社

ドイツ証券株式会社

【証券】

【その他・金融】

三井住友ファイナンス＆リース株式会社

三井住友カード株式会社

株式会社証券保管振替機構

株式会社電通

【広告】

住化不動産株式会社

キリンリアルエステート株式会社

三菱地所コミュニティ株式会社

パナソニックリビング首都圏・関東株式会社

株式会社電気ビル

東京ガス都市開発株式会社

株式会社リビタ

株式会社ピーオーリアルエステート

DBJリアルエステート株式会社

【不動産】

サンフロンティア不動産株式会社

菱重エステート株式会社

毎日新聞社

朝日新聞社

一般社団法人共同通信社

日本経済新聞社

【新聞】

株式会社講談社

【出版】

株式会社エム・シー・ファシリティーズ

株式会社ホテルオークラ東京ベイ

株式会社ホテルオークラ神戸

株式会社キャリアサポート

ホテル日航東京

グランプラザ中津ホテル

アライドアーキテクツ株式会社

株式会社オージス総研

SAPジャパン株式会社

三菱UFJインフォメーションテクノロジー株式会社

双日総合管理株式会社

株式会社アンカーネットワークサービス

キリンビジネスエキスパート株式会社

キリンアンドコミュニケーションズ株式会社

日本マイクロソフト株式会社

トッパン・フォームプロセス株式会社

GCAサヴィアングループ株式会社

株式会社神戸ポートピアホテル

株式会社プロトメディカルケア

【サービス】


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(Japanese) トッパン・フォームズ・セントラルプロダクツ株式会社

内堀商店

株式会社HBA

住友三井オートサービス株式会社

NTTインテリジェント企画開発株式会社

株式会社大和証券ビジネスセンター

株式会社ミウラクリエイト

インターナショナルアシスタンス株式会社

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名古屋文理大学文教大学兵庫県立大学日本女子大学北九州市立大学関東学院大学山口大学

Government Offices 参議院

外務省

経済産業省

文部科学省（中央合同庁舎7号館）

財務省

農林水産省

相模原市職員厚生会

防衛省共済組合

文京区役所職員互助会

国土交通省

特許庁

横浜市職員厚生会

厚生労働省

内閣府（中央合同庁舎4号館）

法務省

茨城県庁生活協同組合

衆議院

国立国会図書館

足立区役所

立川市役所

品川区職員互助会

札幌国税局（札幌第2合同庁舎）

財団法人三重県職員互助会

財団法人京都市職員厚生会

北海道庁留萌振興局

東京港湾合同庁舎

刈谷市役所

長野県庁生協

Hospitals 医療法人社団ワイズレディスクリニック

飯沼病院

佐世保中央病院

熊本大学病院／財団法人恵和会

社会医療法人財団白十字会白十字病院

社会保険中京病院

茨城県立中央病院

一般財団法人聖路加国際メディカルセンター

栃木県済生会宇都宮病院

社会医療法人財団白十字耀光リハビリテーション病院

済生会八幡総合病院

医療法人永和会

国立国際医療センター

大和市立病院

社会医療法人河北医療財団

一般財団法人信貴山病院

埼玉県年金福祉協会共済会

独立行政法人国際協力機構

社会福祉法人武蔵野

独立行政法人宇宙航空研究開発機構

独立行政法人理化学研究所

信金中央金庫

名古屋住友クラブ

ウェルネス柏

NPO日本食育インストラクター協会

大阪リバーサイドロータリークラブ

日経新聞経堂専売所

キリン福祉財団

キリンビール健康保険組合

全国共済農業協同組合連合会全国本部

一般財団法人日本興亜スマイルキッズ

パナソニックES集合住宅エンジニアリング労働組合

Other Corporations

株式会社イヤタカ

新潟県護国神社迎賓館 TOKIWA

株式会社寿

ホテルグランドヒルつたや

株式会社オー・ド・ヴィー

Reception Halls


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(Japanese) Retail/Delivery

石窯工房アグリ

オイシックス株式会社

有限会社ヴィライブ

株式会社東京正直屋

夢乃膳兵衛

有限会社E.C.プランニング

有限会社新見仕出し弁当

株式会社東京一番フーズ

株式会社ディナーサービス・コーポレーション

株式会社ごちまる

株式会社ニチレイフーズダイレクト

株式会社和合

お弁当こう月

南魚沼大久保農園株式会社

たっくんのポップコーン

日理株式会社

ウェルブ合同会社

SHOJIN tokyo 株式会社プリサート

Coffee meets Bagels アネット有限会社

元喜玄氣

株式会社佐藤商会

キリンビバレッジ株式会社

Piece to Peace 株式会社ダイアモンドヘッズ

株式会社第一興商

有限会社かっぱ橋まえ田

ネクストキッチン

楽天株式会社

Others

ブルームデザイン

JA全農たまご株式会社

株式会社一休

ジョルダン株式会社

shAIR

株式会社マンマグラッチェ

株式会社プレックス

ポーラ美術館陳麻婆豆腐東京トンテキ旬菜　まんげつ亭株式会社梅の花株式会社名古屋東急ホテルカフェ・カンパニー株式会社東京国際ゴルフ倶楽部有限会社ピッツェリア国際桜ゴルフ倶楽部高松国際ホテル株式会社いんでいららーめんえにし東京庵リーガロイヤルホテル東京 Green gingre café 有限会社やましち café causa 株式会社命薬早稲田大学ユニカフェ125 スペインバル　カサ・デ・マチャうるとらカフェ株式会社J 台北　和食えんロイヤルパークホテル高松アオテアランギ沖縄ダイニングカフェ　ティーダインド料理レストラン　シャグンババ・ガンプ・シュリンプカフェアマンド

Restaurants/ Cafes

バニトイベーグル湯の花茶屋新左衛門の湯有限会社colors MLB café 自然食カフェ　GRAN モワルーズファーストステージ株式会社札幌サンプラザ札幌サンプラザ国際企業株式会社カレッタ汐留株式会社サンホテルはいさいキッチン株式会社カヤック有限会社オープンセサミロイヤル高松カントリークラブ縁さくらミールケアげんきっちん DONBURI CAFE DINING bowls 02カフェキングストングリル FUKU+RE CAFÉ 征月 FIAT CAFFE FUSIMI M.C BASE A.P.T. lounge 新和食到～organic&dining～ LIGHTNING CAFE MJダイナー東京第一ホテル錦永平寺禅どうふの郷幸家 10°CAFÉ 居酒屋あるばか Osteria Kotoni アジャンタ株式会社クリエイト・レストランツ・ホールディングス

ステーキ工房西村家レインボーバードランデヴー世界のごちそう　パレルモミドリカフェ白石障がい者就労センタースカイコミュニティキッチンふぃーる

FARMHOUSE CAFÉ えこりん村株式会社ホテルオークラ東京ルヴェソンヴェール駒場ばぁーどはうす○勝銀座スイス　築地店久寿屋 Belle Table 有限会社テテ Vegecafe&Dining TOSCA インド料理ニューデリー Ages café I・TA・ME・SHI café duri 暗闇坂宮下青山店ラポール natura umie店讃岐釜揚げうどん丸亀製麺 ukafe Café & Meal MUJI 栞栞カフェ Happy Dining あじ戸ちゃんぽん亭総本家鶴橋ポジャンマチャ天保山マーケットプレイス店

カフェオランジュ keats house 祐天寺 CAFÉ BAR Hobbit みのりや小空カフェイタリア料理　ジャンカルド豆食はちじゅうはち家　アーバンネット店 cafe L'avenir ーカフェラブニールー北部病院　マ・メゾン風の子スクエア


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Newspapers

TV programmes

bayfm THE PRESENT J-‐WAVE SELECTION HOPE

ON THE EARTH J-‐WAVE SPECIAL HOPE

ON THE EARTH J-‐WAVE WONDER VISION

　Total: 32

　Total: 28

　Total: 51

日経産業新聞交通新聞中日新聞毎日新聞朝日新聞毎日新聞日本食糧新聞日本経済新聞仙台経済新聞日本食糧新聞中日新聞神奈川新聞日本経済新聞山梨日日新聞大分合同新聞社日経MJ 日本経済新聞京都新聞河北新報立川経済新聞北海道新聞毎日新聞日本食糧新聞神戸経済新聞大阪日日新聞北海道新聞北陸中日新聞朝日新聞中日新聞朝日新聞朝日新聞読売新聞

1月号 1月5日号 3月号 3月号 3月号 3月8日号 4月号 4月号 4月号 4月号 2013年号 5月号 5月25日号 6月25日 7月号 7月27日号 7月28日号 7月30日号 8月1日号 9月1日号 9月20日号 9月28日号 9月30日号 10月1日号 11月11日号 11月25日号 12月10日号

ソトコト関西ウォーカー CNN ENGLISH EXPRESS 致知日経ビジネスAssocie 翼の王国プレジデントFamily ブレーン日経ビジネスAssocie alterna 早稲田理工PLUS 致知月刊「アイ・エム・プレス」 I. m, press NIKKEI DESIGN OZ plus alterna 週刊東洋経済 COURRiER Japon WAM non-‐no YOMIURi PREMIUM AERA 月刊広報会議 AERA AERA THE 21

3月13日 5月20日 5月29日 7月26日 7月27日 11月16日

エル・ムンド未来世紀ジパングありがとうって言われる仕事

～ソーシャルビジネス2013～佐藤隆太の地球元気！ PEOPLE MAGNET TV 王様のブランチ

　Total: 6

銀座経済新聞 alterna S alterna 天神経済新聞チャリティーニュース Diet club alterna DIAMOND ONLINE alterna あんふぁん alterna×S alterna×S Diet club マイナビニュースチャリティーニュース Value Creater Fashionsnaps マイナビニュース日経Bizアカデミー Sankei Biz MY LOHAS Bimajin Japan NEWS. Thailand THE NATION

1月4日 1月10日 1月17日 1月18日 1月22日 1月22日 1月23日 2月7日 2月22日 3月21日 4月18日 4月19日 4月25日 4月26日 4月29日 5月1日 5月18日 5月20日 5月21日 5月23日 5月26日 6月6日 6月6日 6月6日

6月13日 6月20日 7月13日 7月13日 8月1日 8月9日 8月12日 8月22日 8月22日 9月26日 10月1日 10月2日 10月10日 10月11日 10月15日 10月16日 10月16日 10月18日 10月23日 11月14日 11月15日 11月26日 12月2日 12月20日 12月22日

マイナビニュース gooニュース excite.ニュース livedoor news BOOKSCAN alterna 食品流通ニュース MOVIE COLLECTION CINEMA TOPICS ONLINE exciteニュース J-‐Net21 CSRデザインマガジン alternaS トジョウエンジン FRANJA Time Out Tokyo Huglobe! alternaS CSR magazine alterna×S alterna×S ダイヤモンド・オンライン Response Woman Type roomie Our Daily Happiness

Total: 4

5月16日 6月30日 10月14日 12月1日

Radio Magazines Online Articles

1月4日 1月16日 1月17日 1月22日 1月23日 1月24日 2月1日 2月5日 2月6日 3月1日 3月25日 4月9日 4月17日 4月30日 5月9日 5月17日 5月24日 6月17日 6月27日 7月3日 7月29日 8月1日 9月6日 10月14日 10月14日 10月25日 10月26日 10月26日 10月29日 11月13日 12月18日 12月18日


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(1)　Revenues 144,205

1. Donations for School Meal Program 127,619

Donations for food for developing countries and disaster affected areas

2. Donations for School Kitchen Program 4,041 Donation for the building of school

kitchens in developing countries 3. Marketing and PR Activities 2,858 Speaker fees and event revenue

3. Donations for Operations 9,512

4. Membership Fees 140

5. Others 35

(2)　Expenses 146,924

1. Donations for School Meal Program 102,095

Donations for food for developing countries and disaster affected areas （※refer to graph 1 on next page）

2. Donations for School Kitchen Program

3,233 Donation for the building of school kitchens in developing countries （※refer to graph 1 on next page）

3. Expenses for Marketing/ PR 1,799 Event fees (e.g. site fees)

4. Personnel Expenses and Outsourcing 31,470

Expenses for personnel (3FT, 4PT) and outsourcing (e.g. printing, tax-‐related consulting)

5. Office expenses 3,554 Rent, utilities, communications, leasing fees etc.

6. General Operating Expenses 4,540 Expenses for meetings, travel etc.

7. Others 234 Taxes, wire transfer fees etc. Net Income △2,719

Carry-‐Over for Following Year 37,203

Balance From Previous Year 39,922

1st January 2013－31st December　(Unit：Thousand of Yen)

This year, (7th year/ 2013), Other than our main ini]a]ve, the “School Meal Program”, we have been promo]ng and expanding the TFT program in the restaurant industry, aiming to build a strong base of revenue. As for the expenses, research was conducted in order to launch the School Meal Program in Myanmar, as the first TFT support ini]a]ve in Asia. In addi]on, the opera]on fee for the prepara]on of the building of school kitchens and the later school meal produc]on in Rwanda was added to the expenses. Also, TFT has started PR of its business and promo]on ac]vi]es overseas, with expansion in the future in mind. As a result, the total revenue added up to 144,205,000 yen (previous year -‐ 142,620,000 yen) and the total expense 146,924,000 yen (previous year -‐ 123,287,000 yen). The income has slightly increased, but the expense rise was huge compared to last year, resul]ng in a total of 2,719,000 yen of deficit. We made up for it with the carry-‐over from the previous year (39,922,000 yen). The details of the revenue and expenses are explained below. 【Regarding the Revenue】 •  The Dona]ons for School Meal Program was 127,619,000 yen, extending even more from last year’s 118,649,000 yen. Dona]ons through The Canteen Program, restaurants, vending machines, retail stores, and delivery services dominates almost 90% of the income. It is the main source of income for our business, and it is increasing steadily each year. The fact that a chain restaurant, big in the industry, started the School Meal Program especially helped in increasing the revenue from the restaurant industry making up to 10,065,000 yen, which is an increase of 6,410,000 yen from last year (2.8 ]mes of previous year). •  Addi]onally, as we have started a business “School Kitchen Program in Rwanda” where dona]on usage is clear, a new category “Dona]ons for School Kitchen Program” is now included in the revenue. A total of 4,041,000 yen was gained in this category. •  Dona]ons for Opera]ons has decreased to 9,512,000 yen from 20,688,000 yen; however, this includes irregular contribu]ons from other organiza]ons.

As for the above stated, the total revenue increased from last year by 1,585,000 yen making the total of this year 144,205,000 yen. 【Regarding the Expenses】 • We expended 102,095,000 yen as dona]ons for School Meal, Kitchen Program (1,2), which was a 7,176,000 yen increase from the previous year.


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（Graph 1） Donation Remitee List

Partner OrganizaPon Amount Sent

1. Donations of School Meal Program （※1） 102,095

The Millennium Promise Alliance, Inc. 66,407

Kageno Worldwide Inc. 16,099

New Life Community Organiza]on 6,200

Second Harvest Japan 4,024

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

2,013

United Na]ons WFP 2,010

Es]mated remioance (2014) 5,342

2. DonaPons of School Kitchen Program （※2） 3,233

Kageno Worldwide Inc. 2,800

Es]mated remioance (2014) 433

3. Total (1+2) 105,328

　(Unit：Thousands of Yen)

The graph is created based on the numbers as of 31st December, 2013

（Con]nued） •  As explained in the details on the revenue, 3,233,000 yen was newly added to the expenses for the building of School Kitchens in Rwanda, under the category of Dona]ons for School Kitchen Program. •  41,597,000yen was used as administra]ve expenses (3-‐6). Expenses for personnel, outsourcing, office rent, travelling fees, and event fees are included. •  The expenses for personnel and outsourcing were 31,470,000 yen, which increased by 10,228,000 yen compared to the previous year. The number of full ]me workers is the same as the previous year and kept at three. However, the working hours of part ]me workers has increased due to the expansion of work within and out of Japan, and the outsourcing fees have gone up, which are the main reasons for this increase in expenses. • Office expenses were 3,554,000 yen, 57,000 yen less than previous year. However, since we have changed to accrual accoun]ng from this year, we included the prepaid expenses.

As a result, Total Expenses reached 146,924,000 yen with an increase of 23,637,000 yen compared to the previous year. Furthermore, we applied 12,545,000 yen for the administra]ve expenses. This includes 20% from the total dona]on revenue of 1. School Meal Program and 2. School Meal Dona]on Program, 131,660,000 yen, which makes 26,332,000 yen, and also revenues from the 3. awareness raising project, 4. Dona]ons for Opera]on, 5. Membership fees, and 6. Other revenues. 【Outlook for the next year】　During our 8th year, 2014, we will be con]nuing our School Meal Program as our main project, but developing new ones at the same ]me, aiming to secure our future revenue. Addi]onally, in order to expand TFT’S business to the world, we plan to deepen our ac]vi]es in Europe. Our first step will be the collabora]on program with the World Fair to be held in Milano, 2015. Also, we hope to strengthen our support and partnership with TABLE FOR TWO USA and expand the TFT program in the U.S. as well. In order to do so, we intend to applicate the carry-‐over for the following year efficiently, such as con]nuing with our reinforcement of the main office’s labor structure.

TABLE FOR TWO ANNUAL REPORT 2013

Official Name TABLE FOR TWO International Founding Date 24th October, 2007 Classification Certified Non-‐Profit Organisation Under Article 66-‐11-‐2, Line 3 of the Special Taxation Law (Date of Certification: 16th January, 2010) Website URL http://jp.tablefor2.org/ Executive Director Masahisa Kogure Controller Nobuyuki Watanabe – Attorney at TMI Associates Office Head Michiko Ando Office Head Tomoko Kobayashi Accounting Period End 31st December 【Summary of Activities】 TFT is a social enterprise founded in Japan which seeks to simultaneously address hunger in developing countries and obesity (and other lifestyle-‐related diseases) in the developed world. This is accomplished through the provision of healthy meals in the developed world, with dona]ons used to provide school meals in developing countries. 【Countries Supported】 Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Africa, Myanmar 【Participating Organization】　618 Corporations and Organization （Japan only; as of December 31st, 2013）【Programs】 1. Corporate cafeteria program

2. Restaurant/ Retail program

3. Café/ Drink program

4. Programs for other food products 5. Programs to raise awareness of the global food imbalance

Keiichiro Asao － Member of the House of Representatives Shokei Suda － President of Enigmo Inc. Hiroshige Seko － Member of the House of Councillors Kohei Takashima － President of Oisix Inc.

Kumi Fujisawa － Co-‐Founder of SophiaBank Chikara Funabashi － Chairman of WiLL Seed Co. Lt Motohisa Furukawa － Member of the House of representatives Matsuda Kouta －Member of the House of Councillors

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