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Helping to Feed Hawaii’s Hungry for 29 Years

Dear Friends,November 2012It’s been a tough year for the Hawaii Foodbank. Economic conditions and drought inthe Midwest impacted our usual sources of food. The U.S. Department ofAgriculture reduced our allotment of surplus food by more than one million pounds.And food donations were down from local farmers, manufacturers and wholesalersby almost 700,000 pounds.Yet the need in our community is still growing, and we have pledged not to letanyone in our ohana go hungry.Thanks to your generous contributions, we were prepared to meet the challenge.We increased our food purchases from 2 million pounds last year, to almost 3.4million pounds this year — the highest in our 29-year history.Your support helped us distribute over 12 million pounds of food or about 1 percentmore than last year on Oahu and Kauai.Our Kauai Branch completed its first full year of service, distributing 580,000pounds of food to needy folks on the island. Our Kauai Branch staff has increased, ashave the number of agencies now receiving our food.Every sector of the community comes together in our mission to feed the hungry.Whether it’s a donation of canned goods, harvesting farm-grown produce,volunteering on Food Drive Day or giving some loose change, these acts ofgenerosity are expressions of aloha from each company and individual to Hawaii’sohana in need.As long as we pitch in together, we can sincerely say to our co-workers, neighborsand families in need, “The Hawaii Foodbank is here for you.”Mahalo to all of you,DICK GRIMMPresidentLINDA CHU TAKAYAMAChair4

HAWAII FOODBANK BOARD, 2011 – 2012OFFICERSLinda Chu TakayamaCHAIRAttorney-at-LawNoel TrainorVICE CHAIRSavoy Consulting LLCGerald ShintakuSECRETARYKraft Foods in HawaiiRalph NakatsukaTREASURERTerritorial Savings BankRichard GrimmPRESIDENTHawaii Foodbank, Inc.MEMBERSKAUAI ADVISORY BOARDCindy BauerSurfing the NationsDennis FrancisThe Honolulu Star-AdvertiserD.K KodamaD.K RestaurantsMary SellersBank of HawaiiCharlie KingKing Auto CenterRick BlangiardiHawaii News Now(KGMB –KHNL)Stanley BrownConAgra Foods, HawaiiNeill CharFirst Hawaiian BankBrian ChristensenThe Pint Size CorporationChuck CottonClear Channel Radio, HawaiiSarah FargoCommunity VolunteerRoger GodfreyCommunity VolunteerMichael GoldHMSAPastor Joe Hunkin, Jr.Lighthouse Outreach CenterAssembly of GodLarry IshiiAmerican Savings BankSteve JohnsonKazi Foods Corp. of Hawaiidba Burger King & KFC HawaiiCharlie KingKing Auto CenterJade MoonCommunity VolunteerMichael NavaresUnited AirlinesGary NorthHawaii Harbor Users GroupBarry O’ConnellHFM FoodServiceSheri RolfRolf AdvertisingDaryl SatoAdvantage Webco HawaiiJames StarshakCarlsmith Ball LLPGeorge SzigetiHawaii Lodging &Tourism AssociationWayne TeruyaTeruya BrothersMark ToniniHawaii Foodservice AllianceLLCEd TreschukFoodland Super Market, Ltd.Orlando DutdutFoodlandChrystal FernandesWalmartLesah MerrittSafeway Food & DrugJoy Miura KoerteFujita & Miura Public RelationsKirk NakamotoBank of HawaiiGordon YeeYeeCorp FinancialPeter YukimuraKoa Trading Company5

FOOD DONATIONS & DISTRIBUTION 2012FOOD DONATIONS & PURCHASESThe Hawaii Foodbank received over 12.4 million pounds ofperishable and nonperishable food donations in fiscal year 2012.Food purchases totaling nearly 3.4 million pounds, represented26 percent of total donations received. Monetary donations fromthe community and allocations from our annual operating budgetpurchased a variety of fresh produce, canned meals, cannedprotein, canned fruits and vegetables and containers of rice.The Hawaii Foodbank received fewer donations from localmanufacturers, wholesalers and growers. In addition, weexperienced a one million pound or 54 percent decrease inUnited States Department of Agriculture (USDA) product.USDA food products include: canned fruits and vegetables,canned meals, applesauce, tomato sauce, pasta, rice andpeanut butter.Food purchases have become a necessary and increasingcomponent of our distribution to counter decreasingdonations each year.To increase donations, the Hawaii Foodbank seeksopportunities year round with new and former food donors.In 2012, the Hawaii Foodbank signed 29 new donors on Oahuand 21 on Kauai.FOOD DISTRIBUTIONOver 12 million pounds of food were distributed from ourwarehouses in Mapunapuna on Oahu and Puhi Industrial Park,Lihue, Kauai.Total distribution increased by 469,959 pounds.The greatest growth in our daily food distribution was throughthe Ohana Produce Plus Program, representing 59 percent ofour total distribution. Over 4.4 million pounds of freshproduce and over 3.1 million pounds of assorted foods wasdistributed to 21 communities across Oahu through 28 agencies.Fresh produce distributions increased by 1.4 million pounds or 32percent from last year.We also shipped 166,594 pounds of food to our PartnerDistribution Organizations, the Maui Food Bank and The FoodBasket on the Big Island to help feed people on the Neighbor Islands.MEMBER AGENCIESThe Hawaii Foodbank partners with nearly 250 member agencieson Oahu and Kauai.Our network of nonprofit agencies are food pantries, feedingprograms, homeless and abuse shelters, rehabilitation centers,soup kitchens and residential programs for the elderlyand youth at risk.All Hawaii Foodbank agencies distribute food or servehot meals free of charge to the needy.The Hawaii Foodbank values its partner agencies andthe outreach services they provide to the community.Agency staff and volunteers are key components togetting the food out to the people who need it.Over the past year, some of our agencies facedchallenges that temporarily prevented them fromdistributing food or forced them to close their doorspermanently. For some, challenges included loss offederal or state funding, agency mergers, budget cutsor damage and repairs to their facilities.And as with Harbor House in Waimanalo and Once-A-Month Church in Haleiwa, the unexpected passingof longstanding and respected leaders caused fooddistributions to temporarily cease in thosecommunities.The Hawaii Foodbank continually seeks new agenciesto help distribute food, especially in remotecommunities where residents have limited access toemergency food services.HonoluluFil-AmSDASt. Timothy ChurchHonoluluFil-AmSDAHale Hoomalu– Kauai6

OHANA PRODUCE PLUS PROGRAMFor 15 years, the mission of the Ohana Produce Plus Program has been to collect, deliver anddistribute fresh produce and other nutritious foods to underserved communities on Oahu.Communities served have higher incidences of hunger, homelessness and low income households.We also serve North Shore and Windward communities where there are fewer outreach programsto feed people in need.In 2012, the Hawaii Foodbank and 28 partner agencies distributed over 3.6 million pounds offresh produce through the program, an increase of 1.1 million pounds of produce or 31 percentfrom last year. Together, we also distributed over 3.1 million pounds of perishable and dry foodincluding dairy products, baked goods, eggs, canned goods, cereals, packaged foods and beverages.The Hawaii Foodbank and its partner agencies organized 328 communitydistributions on Oahu. Agencies distributed food to an average of 17,058people a month or a total of 204,696 people in 2012. Program outreachextended even further since each person served represented a familyhousehold of two or more.The Ohana Produce Plus Program is for many families, their only source offresh fruits and vegetables. Produce distributed through the program providesneeded nutrients in their diets and supplements food families can affordthrough store purchases or food stamps.Last year, the Ohana Produce Plus Program served 21 communities on Oahuthrough 28 partner agencies.GEOGRAPHY COMMUNITY PARTNER AGENCYHonolulu Downtown/Kakaako Community Life Resource CenterHonolulu/Kakaako Institute of Human ServicesEast Honolulu King’s Cathedral/Angel Network CharitiesKalihiFeeding the Hungry/Surfing the NationsKalihiKokua Kalihi Valley (KPT)KalihiPalama Settlement (Kaahumanu, Puahala,Kamehameha IV)Liliha/Kapalama Calvary Assembly of GodPaloloMutual Housing Association of HawaiiCentral Oahu Aiea/Halawa First Assembly of GodAiea/HalawaHonolulu Community Action Program– CentralWahiawaHouse of Faith Christian MinistriesWhitmoreHouse of Faith Christian MinistriesWaipahuLighthouse Outreach Center Assembly of GodWahiawaFirst Assembly of God – WahiawaWaipahuWaipahu United Church of ChristWaipahuCity of RefugeWahiawaFeeding the Hungry/Surfing the NationsLeeward Coast Nanakuli Hale Ola Ho’opakolea, Inc.WaianaeHonolulu Community Action Program– LeewardEwa BeachBoys and Girls Club, Ewa BeachMailiParadise ChapelNanakuliCity of JoyMailiCalvary Chapel Pearl HarborWaianaeSacred Heart Church WaianaeNorth Shore Haleiwa North Shore Christian FellowshipKahukuHope Chapel KahukuWindward Coast Kahaluu/Kaneohe Honolulu Community Action Program– WindwardKahaluuKEY ProjectWaimanaloSt. Matthew’s Church Kokua Food Basket7

GRANT-IN-AIDThe Hawaii Foodbank allocated $255,119 in Grant-In-Aid(GIA) funds to 106 member agencies on Oahu and Kauai.We provide member agencies with financial assistance tohelp purchase food for their distributions and feedingprograms.The Hawaii Foodbank also subsidizes half the cost of certainfood purchases including canned meats, canned meals likestew, chili and spaghetti and canned fruits and vegetables.The remaining half of the purchased food is the amountagencies are charged. They may in turn, use GIA fundingfrom the Hawaii Foodbank to cover the cost of that amount.GIA funds were generously provided by grants from:OAHUAloha United Way Emergency and Crisis Service FundEmergency Food and Shelter ProgramHarry C. and Nee Chang C. Wong ProgramHarry and Jeanette Weinberg FoundationKAUAIKauai United WayEmergency Food and Shelter ProgramGeorge P. and Ida Tenney Castle FundThe Rotary Club Hanalei Bay/Weinberg Service ProjectGIA funds cover Shared Maintenance Fees(SMF) on high-demand foods distributedby the Hawaii Foodbank on Oahu andKauai: Proteins, assorted canned foods,fresh produce, frozen foods, dairyproducts, assorted packaged foods and rice.SMF is implemented by national affiliate,Feeding America to ensure agenciesshare the cost of collecting, transporting,inspecting, storing and distributingmillions of pounds of food by food bankseach year.Feeding America has set the currentnational SMF rate at 19 cents a pound.The Hawaii Foodbank has maintained theformer rate of 18 cents a pound to assistagencies since many operate on limitedbudgets. All must distribute food to thehungry 100 percent free of charge.In addition, the Hawaii Foodbank waivedfees entirely on over 7.7 million pounds offood last year alone.THE HAWAII FOODBANK 7TH ANNUAL HUNGER WALKThe Hawaii Foodbank 7th Annual HungerWalk sponsored by the Harry C. & Nee ChangC. Wong Foundation took place on August 27,2011 at the Civic Center grounds. Representativesfrom 50 member agencies and Foodbank staffwalked the city block around Honolulu Hale toraise monetary donations and awareness ofhunger in Hawaii.St. Pius X Parish & Sacred Heart ParishAgencies successfully raised $101,836.80 tosupport their food distributions and feedingprograms. Monies were matched by the WongFoundation contributing $25,000 and the HawaiiFoodbank with another $25,000.An awards ceremony was held at the AnnualAgency Conference on October 17, 2011 torecognize agencies for their fundraising successes.The top three fundraisers were: St. Pius X Parish& Sacred Heart Parish with $16,930.80, Once-A-Month Church with $14,997 and Angel NetworkCharities with $12,297.The Hawaii Foodbank Annual Hunger Walkempowers agencies by giving them the supportand resources they need to fundraise in theircommunities. All proceeds benefit HawaiiFoodbank agencies and are used towards foodpurchases for their community distributions andfeeding programs.SENIOR FARMERS MARKETNUTRITION PROGRAMThe Hawaii Foodbank,in partnership with theState Office ofCommunity Servicesand the United StatesDepartment ofAgriculture/Food andNutrition Service,organized the SeniorFarmers MarketNutrition Programfrom June throughOctober 2011.The goal was to provide low-incomeseniors with fresh fruits and vegetables,increase awareness of the benefits of ahealthy, well-balanced diet andstimulate Hawaii’s economy throughlocal farmers markets.People targeted for this program wereHawaii residents:• 60 years or older• At or below 185 percent of theFederal Poverty Guidelines for Hawaii• Disabled individuals 55 years & underFlyers and applications were mailed tosenior housing complexes across Oahuas well as agencies that serve the elderly.Hawaii Foodbank member agenciesincluding Lanakila Multi-PurposeSenior Center and QueenLili’uokalani Children’s Centeropened their doors to hundreds ofseniors who applied for the program.Qualified seniors were each issued a$50 voucher booklet, a handout ofFrequently Asked Questions onqualifying produce, instructions on howto redeem the vouchers and a list ofparticipating farmers markets.For seniors who did not speak English,Kalihi-Palama Healthcare Centerand UnitedHealthcare providedinterpreters to explain the program andapplication process and translatedocuments.Seniors redeemed their vouchers forlocally grown produce at certifiedfarmers markets operated by the City &County Peoples Open Market, theHawaii Farm Bureau Federation, theKapolei Farmers Market, the WaianaeHigh School Farmers Market andKaiser Permanente.The Honolulu Star-Advertiser and theHawaii Seniors’ Fair The Good LifeExpo sponsored a booth for the HawaiiFoodbank in September 2011 to promotethe Senior Farmers Market NutritionProgram. Staff and volunteers distributedinformation, answered questions andwere prepared to register qualifiedseniors.Generations Magazine published anarticle in its April/May 2011 issueinforming readers about the programand eligibility requirements.Through the Senior Farmers MarketNutrition Program, the HawaiiFoodbank and its partners provided4,500 seniors with vouchers valued at$225,000 to purchase nutritious, freshproduce.Program voucher redemptions stimulatedthe local economy by supportingfarmers and farmers markets.

FOOD 4 KEIKIBACKPACK PROGRAMFrom September 2011 through May 2012, 353 students from lowincomefamilies at Princess Kaiulani Elementary School in Kalihireceived food through the Food 4 Keiki Backpack Program.Once a week these students at risk ofhunger, received backpacks filled withnutritious and easy-to-prepare foodsto take home on weekends whenschool meals were not available.Backpacks were filled with pastameals, soups, cereals, fruit, applesauce and pudding cups, snacks, milkand 100 percent fruit juices.Kaiulani School administrators havegiven positive feedback onstudents’ attitudes since thebackpack program started fouryears ago:u Students are showing lessevidence of hunger onMonday mornings.u There is less “rushing” atthe food lines during lunch.u Students eat all the foodserved.u They linger around the foodor ask for second or thirdhelpings less often.Each year, teachers consistentlyreport improvements in studentattendance, engagement in classand overall behavior.The Hawaii Foodbankdistributed 11,624 backpacksthrough the Food 4 KeikiBackpack Program during the2011-2012 school year.Over the program’s four-yearhistory, 41,377 backpacks weredistributed to students at risk ofhunger.CHECK-OUT HUNGERCheck-Out Hunger is the Hawaii Foodbank annual givingcampaign to help feed needy children, the elderly and low-incomeor homeless families during the holiday season.For the past 18 years, bright green donation coupons are placed atstore checkout lines throughout the state where customers areencouraged to give and help feed children, the elderly andstruggling families in need.On November 2, 2011, Gerald Shintaku, Hawaii Business Managerand Sweetie Pacarro, Kraft spokesperson kicked off the campaignat the Hawaii Foodbank warehouse with a check for $5,000. Joiningthem were representatives from Safeway, Times Supermarket andDon Quijote.From November 2, 2011 through January 10,2012, participating retailers and theircustomers raised a total of $213,072.52 tofeed the needy in Hawaii:Mahalo to Kraft Foods in Hawaii, storepartners and loyal customers statewidefor their generous support of Check-OutHunger.u Kraft Foods in Hawaii $5,000.00u Safeway Food & Drug Stores $91,117.76u Times Supermarket & Big Save, Kauai $79,898.17u Don Quijote $13,865.48u Tamura’s Wahiawa $6,095.60u Tamura’s Supermarket $1,309.02u KTA Super Stores, Hawaii $14,786.49u Kokua Market Natural Foods Co­op $1,000.00February 9, 2012 -Gerald Shintakuand SweetiePacarro from KraftFoods in Hawaiiwere joined by storerepresentatives atthe Hawaii Foodbankwarehouse tocelebrate thesuccess of Check-Out Hunger. A checkfrom all participatingstores was proudlypresented to DickGrimm and PollyKauahi of the HawaiiFoodbank. Back l tor: Kraft FoodsCheesasaurus Rex,Tad Fujiwara, TimesSupermarkets Marketing Department Manager; Bob Stout, Times Supermarkets President; Ed Sawai, Don QuijoteKaheka Store Manager and Polly Kauahi, Hawaii Foodbank Director of Development. Front l to r: Sweetie Pacarro,Kraft Foods in Hawaii Spokesperson; Gerald Shintaku, Kraft Foods in Hawaii Business Manager; Liza Garcia-Mitchell, Don Quijote Advertising Manager; Carl Fukushima, Safeway Hawaii Grocery Supervisor and Dick Grimm,Hawaii Foodbank President.9

THE HAWAII FOODBANK 23 RD ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE DAYSaturday, April 21, 2012 – The Hawaii Foodbank staff and 2,218 volunteers fish nettedand sign waved for dollars and food to raise One Million Meals for the HawaiiFoodbank 23rd Annual Food Drive. Energy and motivation to help feed the hungrycould be seen and felt at nine collection sites across Oahu: Koko Marina Center,McCully Shopping Center, Pearl City Shopping Center, Pearl Highlands Center,Town Center of Mililani, Waiokeola Congregational Church, Waterfront Plaza,Windward City Shopping Center and AARP Waianae.On Kauai, staff and volunteers collected donations at Walmart, Lihue.Change Angels from KFC Hawaii, Foodland and Securitas joined the cause andcollected a total of $14,821.51 in monetary donations.MAHALO HAWAII!Mahalo to food bank supporters statewide forraising over 1.7 million meals to feed the hungryin Hawaii. We are truly grateful for your donationsof food, dollars, services and goods.Many thanks to the volunteers who helped set up,fish net, sign wave, sort food and check in fellowvolunteers. Food Drive Day could not happenwithout your hard work and dedication.A special thank you to Food Drive sponsors FirstHawaiian Bank, Hawaii News Now, KSSK andthe Honolulu Star-Advertiser for their expertisein promoting Annual Food Drive in television,radio, print and web. In addition to their valuablecontributions, staff members from each companyvolunteered on Food Drive Day at sites across theisland.The Foodland Market City Change Angelswere joined by members of the BeverageCoalition including the crew from JMDBeverages.Photo courtesy of K.R. Ho & W. IhaMahalo to City and County employees for their loyal support! Members of the mayor’s cabinetPhoto courtesy of K.R. Ho & W. Ihaincluding representatives from Emergency Management Services, Fire and Police Departmentsloaded a caravan of food and delivered it to Hawaii Foodbank Board Chair Linda Takayama (thirdfrom right) and Annual Food Drive Chair Sheri Rolf (right) at Waterfront Plaza.Over 2,000 Food Drive volunteers signed up at nine collection sites across the island. Here,a volunteer group ready to go at Waiokeola Congregational Church, Kahala.Photo courtesy of D. Moore10McCully Shopping Center Fish Netters and Sign Wavers also collected donationsat the Convention Center intersection.Town Center of Mililani was one of several Food Drivesites that collected donations at Walmart, Sam’s Cluband Longs Drug Store locations. Mahalo to our retailpartners for their generous support!Pastor Clayton Ko, First Assembly of God (left)presented $10,000 to Hawaii Foodbank board memberWayne Teruya (right) at Koko Marina Center. Pastor Kopresented the donation on behalf of First Assembly ofGod churches in support of the communities they serve.

FEEDING OUR FUTUREThe Sodexo Foundation and the Hawaii Foodbank have partnered over thepast eight years to organize Feeding Our Future, a summer lunch programfor children at risk of hunger.Each year, the Sodexo Foundation donates $25,000 to purchase food. Thefood is stored at the Sodexo catering facilities, University of Hawaii atManoa. The staff cooks, boxes and prepares hot meals for pick up byparticipating Hawaii Foodbank agencies.Feeding Our Future agencies offer summer activity programs that focus onthe education and wellbeing of children. The majority of children are fromlow-income families, have special educational needs or are at risk of hunger.The lunches purchased and prepared by Sodexo are served to these childrenenrolled in agency summer programs.From June 12 through July 20, 2012, 12,930 lunches were distributed to 515children through the Honolulu Community Action Program - YouthServices, KEY Project, Kokua Kalihi Valley Youth & Family Services, theMutual Housing Association, the Lighthouse Outreach Center Assemblyof God, Waipahu and Princess Kaiulani Elementary School.John Reppun, Executive Director and Emma Frias, Programs Director ofKEY Project, Kahalu’u shared thoughts on their first year with Feeding OurFuture:“I liked the set menu. The food is adequate and simple. Protein, vegetables,starch.”“We encouraged the kids to eat their vegetables. Kids didn’t receive a secondlunch until they ate all their vegetables from the first. And sure enough, they ateit all. It was good for all of us to eat healthier.”“There are 80 kids, five to seventeen years of age whoreceive lunches through Feeding Our Future. Most kidscome from low to middle income families from Kahalu’u.75 percent qualify for free or reduced price lunch. 85percent are of Native Hawaiian descent.”“It’s important to serve lunch. Because you don’t know ifthey had breakfast before coming and you’re not surewhat they’re going to eat later when they get home.”“Most parents are glad to have lunch served. Mostfamilies would have problems providing home lunch fortheir kids.”“We looked at a lot of options but found that FeedingOur Future was much more cost effective and lesscomplicated than other meal programs.”11

THE HAWAII FOODBANK FINAL PATRIOTS CELEBRATIONJuly 3, 2012 - The Hilton Hawaiian Village Coral Ballroom wasfilled with a range of mixed emotions as guests began to arrivefor the 17th Annual & Final Patriots Celebration. For thosewho had joined us for 17 years of Celebrations, they had reallyseen it all. Throughout the years, honorees included allbranches of the military and even an astronaut from Hawaii.The year 2000 was a spectacular event that took place on theUSS Missouri with a grand fireworks show that finished theevening. But one of the most memorable and meaningfulevents was in 2004. The Hawaii National Guard was honoredafter receiving orders of deployment earlier that day. Theuntimely occurrence brought a sense of purpose to theobservance that night.This year, being the last time we would gather to honor thesespecial people, we decided to honor them all — Our FinalPatriots Celebration – Celebrating 16 years of Hawaii’s Patriots.All came to pay respect to those who had served before themand are no longer with us, as well as shake hands and say“thank you” to those who still are.HONORING PATRIOTS PASTMemories of honorees past began at the entrance of the Hallof Patriots. It was a dramatic visual showcase of large displayboards, each signifying a Patriots Celebration and its honoree:The program began as Bob Jones, Master ofCeremonies welcomed all. Then one by one, 16 years ofHawaii Patriots were introduced and escorted into theballroom. Some of the honoree escorts were title holders,including Mrs. Hawaii International 2012 SheriTaflinger, Mrs. Hawaii 2012 Stacey Snee, Miss Hawaii2012 Skylar Kamaka, Mrs. America Hawaii 2012 LaraLeimana Fonoimoana and Ms. Hawaii 2012 Annah Rasul.This year’s processional was unique because it was not aunified group being honored, but a collection of heroesand patriots across genres and eras. Gathered at the frontof the ballroom, the array of individuals gracing us thatevening was spectacular. To imagine the stories thesefolks represented was remarkable, a true slice of history ineach unique experience.The Farrington High School JROTC cadets followedbehind the Processional for the Presentation of theColors. After the Posting of the Colors, the Star SpangledBanner and Hawaii Pono`i were performed by the“Ambassador of Aloha,” Danny Kaleikini.During dinner, guests witnessed the Missing ComradeTribute, a symbolic ceremony honoring military andnonmilitary heroes, who are no longer with us. Themoving tribute was given by Admiral Thomas B. Fargo,USN (Retired) and concluded with the playing of Taps.121996 U.S. Senator Daniel K. Inouye1997 100th Infantry Battalion, 442nd RegimentalCombat Team1998 Astronaut Ellison Onizuka1999 General Fred C. Weyand2000 Hawaii’s Olympians2001 Hawaii’s Ex-POWs2002 The Honolulu Police, Fire and EMS Departments2003 Hawaii’s Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients2004 The Hawaii National Guard2005 Patriots of December 7, 19412006 25th Infantry Division2007 Hawaii’s Korean War Veterans2008 4th Force Reconnaissance Company, USMC2009 Hawaii’s WWII Filipino-American U.S. Army Veterans2010 Hawaii’s Vietnam War Purple Heart Recipients2011 Special Operations Forces in the PacificThe highlight of the evening was our Keynote Speaker,U.S. Senator Daniel K. Inouye, a ninth term U.S.Senator and the President Pro Tempore. Senator Inouye isthe most well-known, respected and longest servingpolitical representative of Hawaii. He was also an honoreefor the 1996 and 1997 Patriots Celebrations. SenatorInouye received a standing ovation for his moving speech.Hawaii Foodbank Board Chair, Linda Chu Takayamaconcluded the evening with her remarks on thesignificance of the Patriots Celebration, including herown personal memories. She ended with the presentationa special a Tiffany Award to surprised event founder,Mary Lou Brogan.MAHALOThe committee members of the Hawaii Foodbank 17thAnnual Patriots Celebration helped raise over $200,000to collect food and distribute it to the hungry in Hawaii.Photos courtesy ofK.R. Ho & W. IhaThank you to co-chairs Mary Sellers, Gary North and thePatriots Celebration Committee for making the event asuccess. Thank you to co-chairs Larry Ishii, Gary Northand the Patriots Table Sales Committee for theirdedication to reaching higher each year! Mahalo to all whosupported the Hawaii Foodbank and the PatriotsCelebration over the last 17 years.

Have a Rice Day Rice DriveNational Association of Letter Carriers Food DriveShave Ice BowlHAWAII FOODBANK SPECIAL EVENTSIn fiscal year 2012, proceeds from special events accounted for 24 percentof our total revenue. The success of each event was built on support fromcommunity partners, as well as careful planning and organization byHawaii Foodbank staff.Mahalo to the following organizations for their valuable partnerships inraising food and dollars to help feed the hungry in Hawaii:u Macy’s ­ Shop For A Cause, August 27, 2011u Feeding America ­ Hunger Action Month, September 2011u Foodland ­ Give Aloha, September 2011u KFC Hawaii Change Angels, September 4, 2011u American Institute of Architects Honolulu and Pearlridge CenterCanstruction®, September 24 ­ October 9, 2011u Hawaii Credit Union League & Member Credit Unions“Have a Rice Day” Rice Drive, September 9 – November 10, 2011u Aloun Farms ­ Pumpkin Patch Festival, October 2011u Safeway ­ "Every Bag Counts" Food Drive, November 2011u Ward Centers City Lights Trolley Tour, December 2011u Chinen & Arinaga Financial Group, Inc., HMSA, Grainger IndustrialSupplies, R. M. Towill Corporation and Times Supermarkets ­The 8th Annual Hawaii Foodbank Golf Classic, February 17, 2012u The Honolulu Disc Golf Association ­The Shave Ice Bowl, February 25, 2012u D.K Kodama, Chuck Furuya and Hawaii’s participating chefs,beverage vendors and entertainers ­Great Chefs® Fight Hunger, March 31, 2012u Macy’s – “Bag Hunger” Food Drive, March 2012u Foodland ­ Bag Up Hunger, April 2012u The Hawaii Bankers Association Food Drive, April ­ May 2012u The Waikiki SPAM Jam, April 28, 2012u The Hawaii Association of Letter Carriers ­The National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive, May 12, 2012u The Hawaii Foodbank Final Patriots Celebration, July 3, 2012Photo courtesy of K.R. Ho & W. IhaGreat Chefs ® Fight HungerCanstruction ®Ward Centers City Lights Trolley TourAloun Farms Pumpkin PatchFestival13

HAWAII FOODBANK MEMBER AGENCIES, 2011–2012Abundant Life United PentecostAffordable Housing & Homeless AllianceAiea Seventh­Day Adventist ChurchAlexander ManorAloha Care CenterAngel Network Charities, Inc.Arc In Hawaii (Lusitana B)Arc In Hawaii (Waipahu B)Ark of Safety Christian FellowshipBethel Chapel Assembly of GodBeyond The 4 WallsBoys & Girls Club ­ Ewa BeachBoys & Girls Club ­ HonoluluBoys & Girls Club WaianaeBrethren of Christ InternationalCalvary Assembly of GodCalvary Chapel Pearl HarborCedar Assembly of GodCenter of Deliverance Church of GodCentral Oahu Youth Services AssociationCentral Samoan Assembly of GodCentral Union ChurchChild & Family Service ­ Julia HouseChild & Family Service ­ Ka Pa OlaChild & Family Service ­ Healthy StartEnhancedChild & Family Service ­ Healthy Start OahuChurch of Christ at Pearl HarborChurch of God of Prophecy ­ KaneoheChurch of The New TestamentChurch of The Spirit of The PacificCity of Joy Assembly of GodCity of Refuge Christian ChurchCommunity ClearinghouseCommunity Life Resource CenterCorvette Center MinistriesEaster Seals Hawaii ­ Ewa Beach ADHEaster Seals Hawaii ­ Napuakea ADHEwa Beach Baptist ChurchEwa Beach United Methodist ChurchFamily Promise of HawaiiFamily Services Center PreschoolFirst Assembly of GodFirst Assembly of God ­ WindwardFirst Assembly of God ­ Central OahuFirst Samoan Full Gospel PentacostalFirst United Methodist ChurchFountains of The Living WaterFull Gospel Church of OahuFull Gospel TempleGood Samaritan Church dba Mataala &Tata14Greater Mount Zion Holiness ChurchGregory House ProgramH­5Habilitat, Inc.Hale Kipa Youth OutreachHale O HonoluluHale Ola Hoopakolea, Inc.Hawaii Cedar ChurchHawaii Church For the DeafHawaii LiteracyHonolulu Community Action Program ­CentralHonolulu Community Action Program ­Kalihi/PalamaHonolulu Community Action Program ­LeewardHonolulu Community Action Program ­WindwardHonolulu Community Action Program ­Youth ServicesHina MaukaHoly Hill of Zion Full GospelHonolulu Central Seventh­Day AdventistHonolulu Church of GodHonolulu Fil­Am Seventh­Day AdventistChurchHo’omau Ke OlaHope Chapel KahukuHope Chapel OlomanaHope Chapel West OahuHouse of Faith Christian MinistriesHui Malama O Ke Kai FoundationInstitute of Human ServicesJapanese Seventh­Day Adventist ChurchJesus Christ Mission ChurchJesus Is Alive FellowshipJoyful MinistriesKa Hana O Ke Akua United Church ofChristKahikolu ’Ohana Hale ’O WaianaeKailua Assembly of GodKalihi Baptist ChurchKalihi Union ChurchKalihi­Palama Health CenterKau Kau WagonKaumakapili ChurchKEY ProjectKing’s Cathedral OahuKokua Kalihi Valley ­ Elderly ServicesKokua Kalihi Valley ­ Public HousingKokua Kalihi Valley ­ Youth & FamilyServicesKokua Kalihi Valley ­ Medicine BankKokua Mau Work CenterLabor’s Community Services LiaisonProgramLanakila Pacific Rehabilitation CenterLife ChurchLife FoundationLight and Salvation ChurchLighthouse MinistriesLighthouse Outreach Center Assembly ofGodLiving The WordMary Jane ProgramMountain View ChurchMutual Housing AssociationNetwork Enterprises, Inc.New Hope Christian FellowshipNew Hope KapoleiNew Hope LeewardNew Hope WindwardNew Life Body of Christ Christian ChurchNorth Shore Christian FellowshipOle Ala I Tamaseko Church of GodOlivet Baptist ChurchOnce­A­Month ChurchOpportunities and Resources, Inc.Our Lady of Good Counsel ParishOur Lady of Kea’auOur Lady of Mount Carmel ChurchOur Lady of Perpetual HelpOur Lady of Sorrows ChurchOur Lady of The Mount ChurchParents and Children Together ­ EarlyHead StartParents and Children Together ­ EconomicDevelopment CentersParents and Children Together ­ FamilyPeace CenterParents and Children Together ­ Hana Like,W. HonoluluParents and Children Together ­ KaneoheCommunityFamily CenterParents and Children Together ­ KPTFamily CenterParents and Children Together ­ KPT YouthProgramParents and Children Together ­ OhiaShelterPalama SettlementParadise Chapel (Social Service)Parish of St. ClementPartners in Development FoundationPeniel Pearl Gates ChurchPo‘ailaniPo‘ailani ­ PahiaPrivate Sector ­ HawaiiRainbow SchoolResponsive Caregivers ­ Aiea IResponsive Caregivers ­ KapalamaRiver of Life MissionRock ChurchRonald McDonald House CharitiesSacred Heart Church WaianaeSalvation Army ­ KaneoheSalvation Army ­ KauluwelaSalvation Army ­ Kroc CenterSalvation Army ­ A.R.C.Salvation Army ­ ATSSalvation Army ­ Camp HomelaniSalvation Army ­ Family TreatmentSalvation Army ­ Family ServicesSave the Foodbasket, Inc.Shelter of WisdomShriners Hospitals for Children HonoluluSouth Shore Christian FellowshipSpirit Filled Christian FellowshipSt. Ann’s Project ShareSt. Anthony’s OutreachSt. Elizabeth Catholic ChurchSt. John The Baptist CatholicSt. Jude Catholic ChurchSt. Mark Lutheran ChurchSt. Matthew’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Michael’s OutreachSt. Pius X ChurchSt. Rita Catholic ChurchSt. Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchSt. Timothy’s Episcopal ChurchSts. 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KajiwaraKale's Natural FoodKaneohe Bay Shopping CenterKanoelani Elementary SchoolKapolei Hawaiian HomesteadKauluwela Elementary SchoolKawananakoa Middle SchoolKawehi & CompanyKelloggs Sales Company, Inc.Janet Kelly & FriendsKimberly Clark CorporationKipapa Elementary SchoolKoko Marina CenterKokua Market Natural Foods Co­opKraft Foods, Inc.KTM Service, Inc.Kumu FarmsLe Jardin AcademyLehua Elementary SchoolLiliha BakeryLongs Drugs StoresLove's BakeryMaemae Elementary SchoolManana Elementary SchoolManoa Elementary SchoolMarriott Ko Olina Beach ClubMaster Foods, USAMatson Navigation Company, Inc.Maunawili Elementary SchoolMay's Wonder GardensMcCorriston Miller Mukai MacKinnonLLPMcCully Shopping CenterMead Johnson and Company, Inc.Meadow Gold Dairies, Inc.Menehune Water Company, Inc.Micronesia ImportsMid­Pacific InstituteMililani Baptist Church and PreschoolMililani High SchoolMililani Ike Elementary SchoolMililani Mauka ElementaryMililani Shopping CenterMix 1Moanalua High SchoolMonsanto HawaiiMontessori Community SchoolPeter & Lynn NakashimaNational Association of Letter CarriersFood DriveMs. Kawehi NamahoeNapa Auto PartsNeal Blaisdell CenterNeighborhood Security Watch ­ EwaBeachNestle USANew Hope Christian FellowshipNimitz Elementary SchoolNiu Valley Middle SchoolNSA/CSS HawaiiNuuanu Congregational ChurchOahu Transit Services, Inc.Ocean Spray, Inc.Office of Community ServicesOhana Veterinary HospitalPacific Corporate SolutionsParadise Beverages, Inc.Paramount ExportPearl City Lions ClubPearl City Shopping CenterPearl Harbor CommissaryPearl Harbor Kai Elementary SchoolPearl Highlands CenterPearlridge Center ­ CanstructionMs. Julie PeinePepperidge FarmPepsi Bottling Group ­ HawaiiPerry's Smorgy RestaurantPhillips Sales CompanyPinnacle FoodsPorky Products, Inc.Princess Kaiulani Elementary SchoolProctor & GambleProduce ExchangePunahou SchoolPurity WholesaleQuaker ­ Tropicana ­ GatoradeRich Product CorporationRichard Matsunaga & AssociatesArchitects, Inc.Rocky Road Products, Inc.Ron's Performance CenterRoyal Hawaiian Shopping CenterRuby TuesdayS.C. Johnson & Son, Inc.Safeway Food & DrugSalt Lake Elementary SchoolSalvation Army ARCSam's ClubSand Island Treatment CenterSchnitzer Steel Hawaii Corp.Schofield 84th Engineer BatallionSchofield Barracks CommissarySeagull Schools, Inc. ­ Ocean Pointe ­Ewa BeachJoann SeeryServcoSheraton Hotels & Resorts WaikikiSheraton Princess Kaiulani HotelSheraton WaikikiShimaya Shoten, Ltd.Sinaloa TortillasSNJL LLCSodexo ­ U.H. CampusSoutheast Missouri Food BankSPAM Jam FoundationSt. Andrews PrioryState of HawaiiStocktonStor Secure Self­Storage ­ KapoleiStrictly­SSunmac Hawaii, Ltd.Taiyo, Inc.Tamura SupermarketTamura's EnterprisesTargetTeam Foreign Objects Euro Car ClubTerritorial Savings BankThe Clorox CompanyThe Pint Size CorporationTimes Super MarketsTown Center of MililaniTRS UnlimitedMs. Lynette TsudaTyson Foods, Inc.UnileverUnited States Veterans InitiativeUniversity Laboratory SchoolUniversity of HawaiiUrban Works, Inc.Wahiawa Elementary SchoolWaianae Mall Shopping CenterWaikele Elementary SchoolWaikiki Beach Marriott Resort & SpaWaiokeola Congregational Church,KahalaMr. and Ms. Gary WaldenWalgreensWalmartWard CentersWaterfront PlazaWestern Sales Trading CompanyWhole Foods MarketWilson Elementary SchoolWindward City Shopping CenterWomen's Island Soccer AssociationWong's Meat MarketY. Hata and Company, Ltd.YMCA of HonoluluYou Produce CompanyCongratulations to the Hawaii LetterCarriers Association for collecting427,125 pounds of food statewide duringthe National Association of LetterCarriers Food Drive, May 12, 2012.Mahalo to the following organizationsand individuals for their tremendous workin organizing the food drive statewide:Aloha United WayAnheuser­Busch Sales of HawaiiArmstrong ProduceLynn Ching, Vice President of Labor, StateAFL­CIO Community Services LiaisonSteve Croll, NALC Co­Coordinator& Makiki Letter CarrierDepartment of EducationHFM FoodServiceHawaii News NowHawaii State AFL­CIOHawaii State Association of Letter CarriersHawaii State Teachers AssociationHawaii Transfer CompanyHonolulu Freight ServiceHonolulu Star­AdvertiserILWU ­ Local 142Terry Kaolulo, President,Hawaii State Association ofLetter Carriers & Kailua Letter CarrierMatson Navigation CompanyMcDonald’s of HawaiiBruce McDowell, NALC StateCoordinator & Waikiki Letter CarrierMeadow Gold DairiesNational Association of Letter CarriersOhana Health PlanPepsi Bottling Company of HawaiiService PrintersSun Isle WestTiny TadaniUnited States Postal ServiceWDI IndustriesAdele Yoshikawa, NALC State Chairperson& Pearl City Letter CarrierAnd most of all, our heartfelt thanksto postal customers statewide fortheir generous donations.

MAHALO TO OURVOLUNTEERSThe Hawaii Foodbank could not fulfill itsmission without our ohana of volunteers.Last year, Hawaii Foodbank volunteersdonated 22,803 hours of their timeassisting at special events, communityprojects, warehouse operations, agencyprograms and administrative work.Mahalo to our volunteer board members, communitygroups and individuals for sharing their time, talentsand resources to help feed the hungry in Hawaii. Hereare some of the events and projects they assisted uswith and more:Photo courtesy of D. Mooreu The Hawaii Foodbank 7th Annual Hunger Walku Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Programu Food 4 Keiki Backpack Programu Canstruction ® at Pearlridge Centeru Check­Out Hungeru Ward Centers City Lights Trolley Toursu The Hawaii Foodbank 8th Annual Golf Classicu Great Chefs ® Fight Hungeru The Hawaii Foodbank 23rd Annual Food Driveu National Association of Letter Carriers Food Driveu The Hawaii Foodbank Final Patriots CelebrationPhoto courtesy of K.R. Ho & W. Iha17

HAWAII FOODBANK STAFF, 2011 – 2012EXECUTIVE DIRECTORSRichard GrimmPRESIDENTCharles BlandfordDIRECTOR OFFINANCEKenneth ItoDIRECTOR OFWAREHOUSEOPERATIONSMichael KajiwaraDIRECTOR OFPRODUCT DONATIONSPolly Kauahi, CFREDIRECTOR OFDEVELOPMENTRoxanne StarkDIRECTOR OF AGENCYAFFILIATIONSSTAFFLarry ArakakiChill and Freezer SupervisorDavid AveiDistribution and ChillKimberly BartensteinFood Drive ManagerElizabeth Ann CadiraoVolunteer FacilitatorDwayne CorpuzDriverEric FiliagaDriverEdward Gabriel, Jr.DriverLara GrimmDonor Relations CoordinatorChristopher HironakaOperation SupportGlen InouyeWarehouse SupervisorVeralynn KamakaAgency Affiliations AssistantLori KayaGrants and Communications ManagerChase ManuDistribution and ReceivingLauniu Palea'aeSalvage Coordinator and DriverMichelle PanokeAgency and Administrative Supervisor,Kauai BranchCece PaperdAccountant and Human ResourcesWesley PerreiraWarehouse Supervisor, Kauai BranchTiffany QuezadaSpecial Events ManagerHappy-Lee RiveraCashier, Data Processing and OperationSupportGeorgette SalmonsReceptionist and Administrative AssistantElizabeth SatarakaDispatcher and Donations SupervisorNumia ToeseDriverJohnny Hung TranAssistant Warehouse SupervisorMegan YoungDevelopment Assistant18

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESFOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2012UNRESTRICTED REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORTFood Contributions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 21,959,093Contributions from the Public . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,991,311Shared Maintenance Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 844,218Special Events Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 365,012Investment and Other Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 206,614. $ 27,366,248Net assets released from restrictions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,308,517Total unrestricted revenues, gain & other support . . . . . . . $ 28,674,765EXPENSESProgram Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 26,134,085Management and General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 617,366Fundraising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 938,849Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 116,530Total Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 27,806,830Increase in unrestricted net assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 867,935CHANGES IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETSContributions from Public . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,307,464Interest Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,290Net Assets Released from Restrictions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ (1,308,517)Increase (decrease) in temporarily restricted net assets . . . . $ 5,237CHANGES IN PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETSChange in Value of Charitable Trust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ (10,540)Increase (decrease) in Permanently Restricted Net Assets . . . . $ (10,540)Increase in net assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 862,632NET ASSETSBeginning of Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 19,945,962End of Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 20,808,594STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITIONFOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2012ASSETSCash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,354,607Trade Receivables, Net of Allowance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 631,928Food Inventory, Net of Reserve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,234,148Prepaid Expenses and Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 30,685Board Designated FundsBuilding Expansion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 675,000Agency Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,200,000Building and Equipment Replacement . . . . . . . $ 2,250,000Disaster Mitigation and Relief . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 500,000Food Purchase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,161,421Rainy Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 120,000Neighbor Island Emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,000,000Property and Equipment, Net . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,510,171Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 209,108Endowment for Building Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 400,000Endowment for Agency Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 400,000$ 21,677,068LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSLiabilitiesAccounts Payable and Accrued Expenses . . . . . $ 143,475Accrued Salaries and Wages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 317,469Deferred Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 216,310Due to Agencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 191,220$ 868,474Net AssetsUnrestrictedInvested in Property and Equipment . . . . $ 1,904,183Board Designated . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,906,421Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,524,109Total Unrestricted $ 16,334,713Temporarily Restricted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,464,773Permanently Restricted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,009,108Total Net Assets $ 20,808,594Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 21,677,068Management & Other3%Fundraising3%CFC3% AUW2%Investment Income2%EXPENSESProgram Services94%REVENUESharedMaintenanceFee – 13%Grants16%Special Events24%Individuals,Direct Mail &Newsletter40%19

How You Can Help Feed Hawaii’s HungryYou help distribute food through nearly 250 Hawaii Foodbank member agencies on Oahu and Kauai throughyour generous donations and support. Here are some of the ways you can continue to help feed ourneighbors, friends and families in need throughout the year:uuuuuBring your donation of nonperishable foods to any year­round drop off location:Ruby Tuesday, NAPA Auto Parts, Hard Rock Café, StorSecure Self­Storage @ Kapolei LLC andCutter Ford/MitsubishiDonate online at www.hawaiifoodbank.orgOrganize a food drive or fundraiser with your co­workers, family or friendsMake a monetary donation in person, on the phone or by mailJoin our “Fight Hunger Hui” to donate automatically from your checking, savings or credit carduMake a matching gift through your companyuDesignate your donation to the Hawaii Foodbank through Aloha United Way, 96670 or theCombined Federal Campaign, 38446uuuuuuGive a monetary gift in honor of an individual(s), special occasion or in memory of a loved oneSign up for our e­newsletter to receive updates on special events and donor opportunities atwww.hawaiifoodbank.orgGive the gift of stocks, bonds, securities or real estateDesignate the Hawaii Foodbank as beneficiary of your estateJoin the John White Legacy Society by making a gift through your willVolunteer at Hawaii Foodbank events and projects20HAWAII FOODBANK – OAHU2611 Kilihau StreetHonolulu, HI 96819Ph: (808) 836-3600 • Fax: (808) 836-2272www.hawaiifoodbank.orgHAWAII FOODBANK - KAUAI BRANCHPuhi Industrial Park4241-A Hanahao PlaceLihue, Kauai 96766Ph: 808-482-2224 • Fax: 808-482-2225