2011 ANNUAL REPORT - Alameda County Community Food Bank

2011 ANNUAL REPORT
Alameda County Community Food Bank

ABOUT THE FOOD BANK
July 1, 2010 — June 30, 2011
For 26 years, the Alameda County Community Food Bank has been at the forefront of hunger-relief efforts, helping
people struggling with hunger in our neighborhoods. We are the hub of a vast collection and distribution network
that provides food through a network of 275 food pantries, soup kitchens, child-care and senior centers, and other
community-based organizations throughout Alameda County — from Berkeley to Fremont, Oakland to Livermore.
We serve 1 in 6 residents of Alameda County, nearly two-thirds of whom are children and seniors — the most
vulnerable members of our community.
In FY11, the Food Bank distributed 20.9 million pounds of food — 54% of it fresh fruits and vegetables.
The Food Bank no longer serves simply as a clearinghouse for donated food and surplus commodities. In order to
meet the steadily increasing need in our community, we now purchase more than half of the food we distribute.
We believe food is a basic human right. Our role goes beyond providing food for today — we also give hope for
tomorrow by building long-term solutions to end the cycle of hunger in Alameda County. Our approach toward
eradicating hunger includes:
• One of California’s busiest — and most efficient — emergency food helplines;
• A multilingual food stamp outreach program that serves as the blueprint for programs across the nation;
• Dynamic hunger and nutrition education programs;
• A team of forceful staff and community advocates promoting and protecting anti-poverty policies with local,
state and federal legislators.
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Alameda County Community Food Bank is affiliated with Feeding America,
the California Association of Food Banks and the California Hunger Action Coalition.
Suzan Bateson
Executive Director since 2001
Mike Moye
President, Board of Directors
OUR MISSION
to alleviate hunger by providing
nutritious food and nutrition
education to people in need,
educating the public and
promoting public policies that
address hunger and its root causes.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Officers
Mike Moye, President
Hanson Bridgett LLP
Tarang Amin, Vice President
Schiff Nutrition International
Tracy Jensen
City of Oakland
Agency Representative and
At-Large Members
Jackie Steward, Network Chairperson
Greater Bethesda Church of God, Oakland
Winifred Day
Fine Art By Day
Doug Elefant
City National Bank
Sydney Firestone
Deloitte FAS LLP (Retired)
Larry P. Ginsburg
Ginsburg Financial Advisors
Barbara Llewellyn
Barbara Llewellyn Catering & Event Planning
Jan Markwart
Horizon Services, Inc.
Teena Massingill
Safeway, Inc.
Ted Monk
Sodexo School Services
Norma Mosley-Lampley, Ph.D.
East Oakland Ob-Gyn Medical Group, Inc.
Kenneth Porter
Greater New Beginnings
Beth Sawi
Charles Schwab & Co, Inc. (Retired)
K.M. Tan, M.D.
Kaiser Permanente (Retired)
John Verber, Past President
Burnham Brown
This list reflects board membership and affiliations
as of June 30, 2011.

FOOD DISTRIBUTION
FARM-FRESH PRODUCE
— Fruits and vegetables
are at the core of our
mission to provide
our community with
nutritious food. In FY11,
distribution of produce
continued its surge
upward to 11,279,584
pounds. That’s an increase
of 26% over FY10.
TOTAL DISTRIBUTION: 20,916,750 pounds of food (10.5% increase from FY10)
USDA GOVERNMENT COMMODITIES — U.S. Department of Agriculture
commodities distributed rose for the third consecutive year to 4,823,752 pounds
— a 7% increase. That’s equivalent to 3.7 million meals, approximately 12%
of which were served as hot meals in the Food Bank’s member congregate feeding
agencies, such as soup kitchens.
CHILDREN’S BACKPACK PROGRAM — This program provides children with
healthy food to last through the weekend, when they aren’t receiving school meals.
The program grew to 24 elementary and middle schools across the county during
FY11. We distributed 32,470 bags of food to children and their families — 8.5% more
than last year. Visit our YouTube page to see firsthand how the program works.
“WHEN KIDS COME TO SCHOOL
on Monday and they don’t eat over the weekend,
they might have stomach aches or headaches and
they might not be able to focus on school work.”
Maira, age 11, Children’s BackPack Program participant, Greenleaf Elementary School

CALFRESH OUTREACH
(formerly known as Food Stamps)
Our approach to alleviating hunger goes beyond the immediate
needs of our 49,000 weekly clients. Federal nutrition programs
such as CalFresh (food stamps) help many in our community
stretch their food budgets — and drive billions of dollars of federal
funding into California’s economy each year.
Our CalFresh Outreach team, who pioneered a pre-screening program that quickly gauges a potential recipient’s
eligibility, serves as a blueprint for food banks from coast to coast. The team helps eligible clients complete the
process and expedites applications through Alameda County Social Services Agency — all in an atmosphere that
preserves clients’ dignity. Applications facilitated by our team are approved more than 75% of the time — compared
to a 68% approval rate countywide.
In FY11, our eight Outreach staff assisted 5,937 households through the CalFresh Hotline (1-800-870-FOOD),
198 enrollment clinics, on-site enrollment and 45 presentation events.
ADVOCACY
The Food Bank’s forceful advocacy efforts provide a voice for hundreds of thousands of Alameda County residents
living with hunger — a voice heard in city halls, county government, Sacramento and Washington, D.C. In FY11, our
Policy & Services team organized 79 meetings with legislators, grassroots anti-hunger advocates and other partners.
During Hunger Action Day on May 17, 50 advocates from our Food Bank — clients, volunteers, staff and agency
partners — descended on our state capitol for meetings with legislators to share firsthand how their decisions
impact everyday Californians.
“I DIDN’T grow up
needing this kind of help
... but I have to make sure
I can feed my kids.”
— Evangeline
Evangeline manages a coffee shop. Sean
is a soccer coach and party planner. But
keeping their children safe, with a roof
over their heads and the lights on, takes
every penny they earn. So when money
gets tight, the food budget is the first
place they must cut. CalFresh benefits
make sure Alliana, 3, and Alex, 5, don’t
go hungry. The groceries Evangeline
purchases with her CalFresh EBT card
allow her to cook healthy meals for her
children to enjoy every day.

FOOD AGENCY & NUTRITION SERVICES (FANS)
Since its creation in FY10, FANS has focused on building the capacity of our
275 member agencies to meet the changing needs of their clients. This began
with 24 capacity grants — for freezers, refrigerators, fax machines and shelving to
improve efficiency.
Our FANS team is working on recruiting and training additional emergency food
agencies — soup kitchens and pantries — in areas of the county hardest hit by
poverty and unemployment.
NUTRITION EDUCATION
Our nutrition education program empowers the community with ways to eat
healthy on a limited budget and how to make the most out of the food we
distribute.
In FY11, our nutrition education staff hosted 91 meal-preparation and nutrition
education workshops. Staff and volunteers also worked with clients to determine
recipes that best met their wide range of cultural and nutritional needs and
translated materials and recipes into Spanish, Chinese and Vietnamese.
The Food Bank has also implemented the Cooking Matters curriculum at agencies
and community locations, empowering clients and agency representatives with
skills and knowledge to help decrease risk of diabetes, obesity, heart disease and
other diet-related conditions.
EMERGENCY FOOD HELPLINE
Our multilingual Emergency Food
Helpline (1-800-870-FOOD) is one of
California’s most efficient — and busiest
— food referral systems. Callers receive
a same-day bag of food or hot meal for
their household at a location in their
neighborhood.
Calls to the Helpline have surged 220%
in the past five years.
In FY11, the Helpline referred 38,528
households — a 7% increase over
record-shattering FY10. The number
of staff and volunteer operators has
doubled over the past two years to
respond to rising demand.
Seniors and children continue to be our
most vulnerable clients — 30% more
calls came from senior households in
FY11 than FY10, and 15% more from
homes with young children.
“I’VE BEEN VOLUNTEERING
with the Food Bank for over 12 years and it is hard to explain
the feeling I get after finishing a shift on the Emergency Food
Helpline. If I couldn’t volunteer at the Food Bank, I would have to
pay to do something to feel that good.”
Rich Leres, Emergency Food Helpline volunteer since 1999
Emergency Food Helpline
Households Referrals
2011: 38,528
2010: 36,058
2009: 26,114
2008: 19,096
2007: 13,719

VOLUNTEERS
As demand for food has steadily increased, the Food Bank has grown to meet the need. Volunteers
are a critical part of our ability to respond to this demand, donating time equivalent to 29 full-time
employees in FY11.
We rely on volunteers to sort and package food in our warehouse. We also depend on volunteers to
help with special events, administration, and in the community — from collecting food to meeting
with legislators in Sacramento. Our volunteers’ work on our Emergency Food Helpline is lifechanging
for thousands of people each month.
Proof that “community” is truly our middle name: Volunteer groups from local businesses, schools,
religious and other organizations made up more than 75% of the 7,404 volunteers who worked a
collective 57,669 hours at the Food Bank in FY11.
“I ADMIT,
I thought food banks
primarily distributed
processed stuff. I’m
so glad I can help
everyone have access
to the high-quality
fresh food I’m able
to afford.”
Krisanne Combs, Food Bank volunteer

THE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CENTER (CEC)
When the Food Bank purchased our permanent home in 2005, we rented the back acre of our facility to a private tenant. When demand increased 23% from
2006 to 2010, we were forced to expand into that space. Construction began the summer of 2010 on our own Community Engagement Center.
On Feb. 1, we debuted our refurbished acre of sorting space, with classrooms, offices and a kitchen to accommodate the growing corps of volunteers who
enable us to meet increasing demand. During the first two days, volunteers sorted 3,500 pounds of carrots, 9 tons of oranges and 3,600 pounds of food-drive
collections.
The CEC is now regularly abuzz with 50 or more volunteers in two daily shifts, six days a week. We have also used the bright, open new space to host more
supporters at our annual family-friendly fundraiser, Empty Bowls, and our leadership breakfast speakers’ series.
We are grateful to our inaugural CEC sponsors:

FOOD DRIVE PARTICIPANTS
General
All Pro Wrestling
Alvarado Elementary
Berkeley Bowl
Better Homes and Gardens
Ocean View Elementary School
PEPSICO
Safeway, Inc.
San Lorenzo Library
Sikh Temple, Hayward
Valley View Elementary School
High Holy Days
Chochmat HaLev
Congregation Beth El
Congregation Netivot Shalom
Congregation Shir Ami
Kehilla Community Synagogue
Temple Beth Abraham
Temple Beth Sholom
Temple Beth Torah
Temple Sinai
Tri-Valley Cultural Jews
Holiday
Bay Area Sikh Community
Better Home and Garden
Real Estate
Ellie Mae
Harborside Health Center
King Middle School
Mi Pueblo
Piedmont High School ASB
Safeway, Inc.
United Brokers Real Estate
Whole Foods-Berkeley
Lenten
Asbury United Methodist
Church
Berkeley Chinese Community
Church
Berkeley Covenant Church
Berkeley United Methodist
Church
Castro Valley United Methodist
Church
Epworth United Methodist
Church/Epworth UMC
First Presbyterian Church of
Hayward
Special thanks to
Lynnewood United Methodist
Church
Manor Baptist Church
Resurrection Lutheran Church
Letter Carriers
Berkeley DDU Post Office
Fremont Irvington Post Office
Fremont Main Post Office
Fremont Mission Peak Post
Office
Livermore Post Office (Annex)
Oakland Eastmont Post Office
Piedmont Post Office
Pleasanton Post Office -
Black Avenue
San Lorenzo Post Office
West Grand Avenue Post Office
School
Crocker Highlands Elementary
School
CSU East Bay: Upward Bound
Program
Harvey Green Elementary
School
Havens Elementary School
Lydiksen Elementary
Manzanita Community School
Mohr Elementary School
Our Lady of the Rosary
Parkmont Elementary School
St. Martin de Porres,
Sacred Heart Campus
Summer
Alameda County Fair
Department for the Treasury,
Financial Management
Services
Dublin GM Superstore
E-3 Systems
EXAR Corp.
Excelitas
FoodMaxx
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Pleasanton Harvest Festival
San Leandro Kia, Nissan, Hyundai
Bay Area Council & Piedmont Council of Boy Scouts of America
for their outstanding efforts in the annual
Scouting for Food Drive.
CORPORATE
FOOD DONORS
Abbott Nutrition
Acme Bread Co.
Andronico’s Markets
Batory Foods
Bay Cities Produce Co.
Bimbo’s Bakery
Campbell Soup
Canteen Corp.
Caravan Trading Co.
Clarmil Manufacturing Corp.
Clorox
Coca-Cola North American
ConAgra
Core Mark International
D. S. Water
Discovery Foods
DMS Warehouse
DSD Merchandise
Facciola Foodservice Dist.
Farmer Bros.
Farmland Foods
FedEx
Fresh n Easy
Frito-Lay
General Mills
Girl Scouts of S.F. Bay Council
Grant J. Hunt Co.
H.J. Heinz Co.
Harvest Food Products
Co., Inc.
Hope for The Heart
John Morrell & Co.
Kellogg Co.
Kraft Foods
La Terra Fina USA
Mara’s Pasta
Matson Global Distribution
Svcs.
MBM Food Service Inc.
Metropolis Baking Co.
Mi Rancho Tortilla Factory
Mission Foods
Naturally Fresh
Nestle USA
Nutricion Fundamental
Orowheat/Entemann’s
Paramount Export Co.
Performance Group
Pro Food USA
Quick & Easy Indian Foods
R&L Warehouse
Revolution Foods
Roma of Northern California
Roxy Trading Inc
Saag’s Products LLC
Safeway Foundation
Sara Lee/Galileo Foods
Saroni Foodservice
Save Mart Stores
Seashare
Semifreddi’s Bakery
Target Stores
The Schwan Food Co.
Tropicana Products
Tyson Foods
U.S. Foodservice
United States Cold Storage
Vicolo Wholesale
Vital Vittles Bakery
Wal-Mart Stores
FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS
Due to space limitations, this list reflects the top ten
The Food Bank greatly appreciates donations of any amount. Due to space limitations,
food donors (listed alphabetically) for each food drive
during FY11.
The Food Bank greatly appreciates all food donations.
Due to space limitations, only donations of 500
pounds or more are listed.
only donations of $1,000 or more are listed.
Bartko, Zankel, Tarrant,
For the fifth consecutive year, we
have earned a Four Star rating by
Charity Navigator — America’s premier
independent charity evaluator — a
record of continuity and efficiency
matched by only 4% of non-profits
nationwide.
Foundations
$100,000 & Above
S. D. Bechtel Jr. Foundation
The Thomas J. Long
Foundation
The San Francisco Foundation
Wayne and Gladys Valley
Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Walter & Elise Haas Fund
Charles and Helen Schwab
Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
Anonymous
The Crescent Porter Hale
Foundation
Koret Foundation
MAZON: A Jewish Response
to Hunger
The Partnership Foundation
David and Fela Shapell Family
Foundation
Tides Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Robert & Lois C. Braddock
Charitable Foundation
Firedoll Foundation
Michael E. and Carol S. Levine
Foundation
George H. Sandy Foundation
The Stocker Foundation
TOSA Foundation
Bernard E. and Alba Witkin
Charitable Foundation
The Zalec Familian and Lilian
Levinson Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous
Borwell Charitable
Foundation
The Mervyn L. Brenner
Foundation
Carl Gellert and Cecilia Berta
Gellert Foundation
Hellman Family Foundation
Hilltop Foundation
Lion Rock Foundation
Gordon and Betty Moore
Foundation
Kenneth Rainin Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
The Elder Family Foundation
The Flora Family Foundation
The James Irvine Foundation
Mesnikoff Foundation
The Neidig Family Charitable
Foundation
Nepheli Foundation
Raymond Family Foundation
Thunen Family
Foundation, Inc.
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous
Birches Foundation, Inc.
Deupree Family Foundation
The Doering Family
Foundation
GRAMP Foundation
High Sierra Foundation
Mills Family Foundation
The Upjohn Foundation of
San Francisco
WHH Foundation
Corporations
& Corporate
Foundations
$100,000 and above
Chevron Corporation
San Francisco Chronicle
Season of Sharing Fund
$50,000 - $99,999
Kaiser Permanente NCR
Community Benefit
Program
KFOG 104.5 FM
Target
$25,000 - $49,999
AT&T
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
BayTree Fund
ConAgra Foods Foundation
Del Monte Foods Company
FedEx Services
Give Something Back
Business Products
Lam Research Foundation
Fund
Sutter Health - East Bay
Region
The Clorox Company
Foundation
Walmart Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Abbott Fund
Cargill Salt
Cisco Systems Matching
Gift Program
Clif Bar Family Foundation
Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP
Genentech, Inc.
Google Matching Gift
Program
Howard S. Wright
Construction Co.
Hugh Groman Catering and
Greenleaf Platters
Macy’s Foundation
Novartis Vaccines &
Diagnostics
Omron Scientific
Technologies, Inc.
Oracle Corporation
Perforce Software, Inc.
Riverbed Technology, Inc.
Sybase, Inc.
Taste of the NFL
Triton Container
International Inc.
Union Bank
Union Pacific Foundation
UPS - East Bay District
W .W. Grainger
$5,000 - $9,999
1st United Services
Credit Union
ACC Environmental
Consultants Inc.
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Alta Bates Summit
Medical Center
AMEC Geomatrix
Boehringer Ingelheim
Fremont, Inc.
Burnham Brown
Diamond Leadership
Institute of The Clorox
Company
Energy Recovery Inc.
Hanson Bridgett LLP
JPA Landscape &
Construciton, Inc.
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals
KQED-TV
Michaan’s Auctions
Morrison & Foerster
Foundation
Pacific Gas and Electric
Company
Plexus Corp. Charitable
Foundation
RBC Foundation
The Safeway Foundation
Thermo Fisher Scientific
VISA GivingStation
Wind River Systems, Inc.
$2,500 - $4,999
24 Hour Fitness
Adelante Capital
Management
Miller - A Professional
Corporation
Bay Area Professionals in
Relocation Management
Bayer USA Foundation
Boornazian, Jensen & Garthe
Bracewell Engineering
California HealthCare
Foundation
The Capital Group Companies
Charitable Foundation
City National Bank
Classic Graphics
Ellie Mae, Inc.
Fentons Creamery
Heffernan Group Foundation
Hewlett-Packard Company
Foundation
Johnson & Johnson Family
Companies Matching
Gifts Program
Matson Navigation Company
Meyers Nave
Mi Pueblo Foods
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Piedmont Grocery Company
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
PsiNapse Technology, Ltd.
Raymond Family Foundation
Robert Half International
Root Labs
Shartsis Friese LLP
Shimmick Construction
Co., Inc.
Sodexo Foundation, Inc.
streamlinevents, inc.
Tetra Tech, Inc.
$1,000 - $2,499
Advent Software, Inc.
Alameda County Information
Technology
Anonymous
Associated Aerospace
Activities, Inc.
Bank of the West
Bayer HealthCare LLC
Berry & Berry - A Professional
Law Corporation
BlackRock Matching Gift
Program
Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
CH2M Hill
Chambers and Chambers
Wine Merchants
Cheesecake Factory
Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage, San Francisco
Bay Area
Comrade US, Inc.
Corrigan Sports
Enterprises, Inc.

FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINuED)
Deloitte Financial Advisory
Services LLP
eBay CAN! Matching Gifts
Program
Excellent Packaging & Supply
Executive Health
Resources Inc.
Fortifire, Inc.
Furtado, Jaspovice & Simons
GE Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
Heritage Bank of Commerce
The IAC Foundation, Inc.
ID/Architecture, Inc.
JMT Group
Kazan, McClain, Abrams,
Lyons Greenwood &
Harley Foundation, Inc.
Kerr & Wagstaffe LLP
KPM Consulting, LLC
Kraft Foods
LeadQual, LLC
Barbara Llewellyn Catering &
Event Planning
Mayway Corporation
MHN
Mortarotti-Ramirez
Productions
MSCI Inc.
Namaste Yoga in Rockridge
Orbis Investment
Mangement, LLC
Pacific Union International
Inc.
The Peterson-Chan Dental
Group
Ponderosa Homes II, Inc.
Premier Dental Care
Righellis & Associates
Ross Dress for Less
Salesforce Foundation
The Charles Schwab
Corporation Foundation
Employee Matching Gifts
Program
Serpico Landscaping, Inc.
Shames Construction Co. Ltd.
Simpson Manufacturing
Co., Inc.
Solstice Press
The Swinerton Foundation
Tannahill Realty
The Pampered Chef, Ltd.
Trutner Law Office
Tulloch Construction, Inc.
Tyco Electronics Matching
Gifts Program
Unistar Plastics, LLC
Urban Village Farmers Market
Association
VF Outdoor, Inc.
Waters Corporation
WellPoint Foundation
Weston Solutions Inc
Whatever Publishing Inc.
Whole Foods Market
Widespread Panic - Brown
Cat, Inc.
Wine Warehouse
Wishing Well Incorporated
The Saul Zaentz Company
Religious &
Community
Organizations
$10,000 - $24,999
Congregation Beth Abraham
First Hebrew Congregation of
Oakland Temple Sinai
$5,000 - $9,999
California Association of
Food Banks
First Presbyterian Church
of Berkeley
Million Meals Initiative
$2,500 - $4,999
Congregation Beth El
Kehilla Community
Synagogue
Lynnewood United Methodist
Church
St. Paul Lutheran Church
$1,000 - $2,499
AT&T Pioneers - Alameda
County Council
Congregation Beth Emek
Fleet Reserve Association –
Branch 10, Inc
The Fratellanza Men’s
Social Club
Good Cents for Oakland
Hayward/Castro Valley
Kiwanis Club Community
and Youth Group
Lakeshore Avenue Baptist
Church
Live Oak Unitarian
Universalist Fellowship
Montclair Presbyterian
Church
Montclair Woman’s Club
New Haven Teachers
Association
Oakland Recreation Bridge
Association
Retired Physicians
Association of The
Permanente Medical
Group
Temple Beth Torah
Temple Israel
Thrivent Financial for
Lutherans
Unitarian Universalist Church
of Berkeley
Individuals &
Family Funds
$100,000 and above
Anonymous
Pete and Amanda Docter
$50,000-$99,999
Beth and David Sawi
$25,000-$49,999
Anonymous (3)
BayTree Fund
Diana Cohen and
William Falik
The Coleman Family Charities
M. Quinn Delaney and
Wayne Jordan
The Honorable Yvonne
Gonzalez Rogers and
Matthew Rogers
David and Fela Shapell
Family Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous (6)
Gerson Bakar Foundation
Gordon Chaffee and
Nancy Ellen Kedzierski
Leonard and Margaret
De Somma
Deenihan Family Fund
The Dragon Wolf
Foundation Inc.
Joel Fajans and Karen Zukor
Debra Farb and Eric Sippel
Michael E. and Carol S. Levine
Foundation
Michael Lewis and
Tabitha Soren
Suzanne Mellard and
Laurence O’Neil
Helen Nicholas and
Robert Fulmer
Fred and Carolyn Redeker
Contee and Margaret Seely
Howard and Joyce Shao
Kikuyu Shaw
Jill Suttie and
Donald Arbitblit
Nancy Sweetland
$5,000 - $9,999
Adam and Deirdre Abrons
Henry Abrons and
Li-hsia Wang
Anonymous (7)
James Bagley
Anthony Bettencourt and
Karin Bunnell
Paul Bonderson, Jr. and
Sandra Bonderson
Gretchen Brosius
Roanne Butier
Florence Culp
Benedict and Mary Feinberg
Nancy and Charles Geschke
Larry Ginsburg
Jeffrey Goodby and
Jan Deming
Matthew and Ann Harren
Mark Headley and
Christina Pehl
Terri Hearsh
Rosemary Henze and
Joseph Grieco
Larry and Ann Hsu
David and Darcie Kent
Adam and Lisa Klyce
Michael Kourey
Jacques and Marie Lagarde
Jeffrey Lessman
Dianna Lyons Fund
John and Janice Markwart
James Marsters and
Laura Cheever
Timothy and Camilla
McCalmont
Mitchell and Lai-Ming
Chan Meyer
Anne Middleton
Myron Moye
Gladys Perez-Mendez and
Richard Koch
The PH Fund
Timothy Quirk and Donna
Peterson
Krish and Padma
Ramakrishnan
Jesse and Joan Rothstein
Robert and Eileen Ruby
James and Arleen Russi
Matthew and Rachel Scholl
Rochelle Shapell and
Lorne Buchman
Dorothy Simonetti-Guhl
Dan Stefek and Amy Stoloff
The Honorable John Sutter
and Elouise Sutter
Jeffrey Sykes and Denise
Martini
Kong-Meng Tan, MD and
May Chen
Jon Tigar and Caroline Avery
John and Martha Tuma
Robert and Kathryn Vizas
$2,500 - $4,999
Shoshana Abrass and
Douglas Nichols
Buchalter/Adler Family Fund
Patricia Aljoe
Anonymous (5)
Alisa Barnes
Nancy Barrett
A. G. Battle
Jodie Berger
Severin Borenstein and
Margaret Stewart
Brenckle Family Foundation
Robert and Sherry Briggs
Nicole Brown Graham and
Ardis Graham
Richard and Judy Chagnon
Sheung Chan
Michael Choy and Shannon
Moffett
Annie Chuang and Matt
Beltramo
Paul Cocotis
Tom and Joyce Coffland
Robert and Ingrid Cole
Keith Collins
Lester and Grace Cooper
James Crook Jr. and
David Harbison
Ericka Curls-Bartling and
Aron D. Bartling
Barbara Dittmann
Kathleen and Eamonn Dolan
M. L. and S. I. Donaldson
Sheila Duignan and
Michael Wilkins
Robin Einhorn
Susan D. Emmons
Jon and Michelle Fieldman
Sydney Firestone
Jennifer and Abe Friedman
Jennifer Gautier and
Neil Bason
Richard and Sandra Gilbert
Bill and Gerri Ginsburg
Bonnie Goldsmith
The Greenwood Family
Foundation Fund of the
Kazan, McClain, Abrams,
Fernandez, Lyons,
Greenwood & Oberman
Foundation
Janet and Joseph Grodin
Bernice Hansen
Thomas Hargrave
Kristi Helmecke and
Philip Hunsucker
Paul Hermens
Gayl Huston and Ralph Pais
Jennifer Kawar and
Marc Derewetzky
David and Muriel Kears
Eugene Kim
Germaine LaBerge
Louise Laufersweiler and
Warren Sharp
Theresa Lee and
Frederick Lass
Harold and Joan Lewis
Bonnie Lewkowicz and
Paul Church
Barbara London
Janet Lord, M.D.
Roger Mann, MD and
Joan Mann
Victor and Katalin Markowitz
Richard Masterson and
Debra Dove
David McClain and Merilyn
Wong of the Kazan,
McClain, Abrams,
Fernandez, Lyons,
Greenwood & Oberman
Foundation
J. Melrose
Mendelson Family Fund
Stephen and Cynthia Meyer
Ted and Jacqueline Monk
Kris L. Morrow
Priscilla Myrick and
Thomas Cutillo
Lisa Oberg and Scott Cohen
George and Stephanie Ogden
Edward Penhoet and
Camille Stahl-Penhoet
Harlan Penn
Craig and Caroline Peterson
PH Foundation - Advised
Fund of Silicon Valley
Community Foundation
John and Beverly Polt
James and Ruth Reynolds
Charles Rice
Kennedy and Kathleen
Richardson
Marie Riehle and Daniel
Altemus
Thomas Sager and
Eugenie Scott
Holly Scheider and
Daniel Feinberg
Gordon Seligson
Martha Sellers and Luigi
Semenzato
Mark and Kim Serpa
Richard Hanson and
Sharon Serpico Hanson
Susan M. Sherrerd
Stephen Shih
Justin Simon, M.D.
Cherida Smith
Lawrence Smyth Jr. and
Phillippa Smyth
Shelby and Vicki Solomon
Jacqueline and Chris
Sommers
Robert and Ann Spears
Stephen Stanley
Mark Stump
Ragesh Tangri and Daralyn
Durie
Helga Tarver
James Vrablic
Julie Waldman and Alan
Germain
James Walsh
Bruce and Susan Wasserman
Marsha Weintraub and
Stuart Hellman
Charles and Annelle
Westbrook
Martha Winnacker
Judith Wofsy, MD
Erina Wong
Jennifer Woolf and James
McCarrick
Stanley Wulf and Linda
Press-Wulf
Franklin and Catherine Yap
Olivier Zyngier
$1,000 - $2,499
Denny Abrams
Denise Abrams and
David Harrington Fund
of the Kazan, McClain,
Abrams, Fernandez,
Lyons, Greenwood &
Oberman Foundation
Cynthia and Tom Adkisson
Ronald and Patricia Adler
Ameena Ahmed
Wayne Ainsworth and
Elizabeth Yagle
Karl Aitken
Alice Akawie and Stuart
Pivnick
Susan Albert and Bruce
Maximov
Ken Alex
Jim and Jo Betty Allen
Alejandro Alzugaray
Tarang and Hirni Amin
Elizabeth and Robert
Anderson
Stephen and Charlotte
Anderson
James Anderson, D.D.S. and
Carol Grimm
Dennis and Patricia Andrie
Anonymous (58)
Anonymous Fund at the
East Bay Community
Foundation
Alan and Helen Appleford
Mary Arnett
Catherine Astle
Matthew and Deborah Au
Barbara Aumer-Vail and
Steven Vail
Lee Aurich and Helen
Hutchison
Andrew Bailey
Bryan Balazs
Lily Anne Sanchez Baldwin
Lisa Bari and Maura Ginty
Annie Barrows and Jeffrey
Goldstein
Suzan and John Bateson
Suzanne Beahrs and Mike
Trumpis
Patricia Beall
Charles and Irene Beebe
Helen Bell
Leonard and Mary Benson
Steven Berger and Paula
Hughmanick
Joel Berger and Linda
Zwerdling
Betsy and Christopher Beros
Josh and Heidi Bersin
Carol Bieri and Joel Sanders
Ryan and Annabelle
Blackman
Patricia Blackwell-Marchant
Ricki Blau and William Reeves
Miriam Bloomberg
Gregory Bobrowicz
John Bongiovanni and
Susan Miller
Caroline Booth
Lisa Borden and Karl Haas
and Family
James and Kathleen
Borneman
David and Pamela Botelho
Bernard Boudreaux
Linda Braly
Randa Brandt and Savvas
Papaiacovou
John and Jean Brennan
Karol Brewster
Christine Brigagliano and
Morris Baller
Kathryn Broughton and
Mark Martin
LeRoy Brown and Susan
Garfin
Gregory and Teryl Brown
Lawrence Brown
Tammy Brown and
Cory Martin
Paul and Jeanette Brunet
Frank and Nina Brunetti
Claudia Budro
Sandra Bugna and Paul Erle
Jim Bullock
Frances Burgess
Celia and Morris Davis
Hunger Fund
Fredrick and Drusilla Burrell
Nicholas Byrne and April
Jourdan-Byrne
Carol Byrne and Bruce
Williams
Leslie Byrne
Anne and James Cadwell
Leslie Cahoon
Kevin and Natalie Campbell
Mary Campbell
Charles Campe
Antonette and Robert Caren
Lisa Carlin
Charles and Gretchen Carlson
Karen Carlson and Stephen
Sugarman
Paul Carney and Giovanna
Giuliani
S. Davis Carniglia and Mary
Claire Baker
Matthew Carrere
Terry Carroll and Linda
Dardarian
Cecil Carthen
Adam Cash and Erica Cleary
Kathryn Caulfield and
Bob Chrobak
CH2M Hill Adcom Committee
Alfonso and Lydia Chan
Lionel and Lorraine Chan
Ravi Chandrasekaran
Terisa Chaw and James
Hendriksen
Paul Chernoff
Jay Cherrie
Deirdre Cherry
Curt Poff and Ann Chihak-Poff
Alan Chinn
Jeffrey and Lyndie Chiou
Allason Clark
John and Seena Clark
Reginald L. Cole and Nelita
Bartolomeu
Chip and Rebecca Conradi
Steve Constable
Sachu Constantine and
Suzanne Delbanco
Robert Cooter and Blair Dean
Bob and Leslie Corey
Kimball and Kazumi Cranney
Jennifer Crawford
Alan Crockett
Peter and Diana Crook
John Crothers
Melanie Crotty
Angelina M. Cruz
Mary Cucci
Deborah Dagang and
Terry Klim
Michael Daly and Kathleen
McGovern
Barbara Darrow-Blake and
Steve Blake
Sayed and Elise Darwish
Thomas Davis
Allen and Carol Davis
Christine Dawson
Marvin and Kelly Deal
Mary Jane Dean
Margaret Deane
Kay Debs, Ph.D.
Cornelia Dekker
Judith Della Santina
Kyn Dellinger Paganello
William E. Delphey
Kathi Demarest
Barbara Dengler
Sydney and Leslie Dent
Jenifer Dever
Jay and Carol Devore
Nicholas deVries
Connie Dias and
Donald Parkin
Elizabeth Dmitrova
Nance Donaldson
William and Mary Doniger

FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS (CONTINuED)
Don Dostal
Paul Dresnick
Elizabeth and Timothy
Durham
Jon Eager and Nancy
Klehr Philanthropic Fund
of The Jewish Community
Foundation
Sandra Eakins
Maria Echaveste and
Christopher Edley
Janine Egert
David and Karen Eichler
Gerald and Gail Eiselman
Douglas and Lori Elefant
Denise and James Englese
Eric Ettlinger and
Rebecca Pizer
Anne Evans
Jeff and Katherine Everett
Janet Ewing
Elizabeth and Benton Farmer
David and Beverly Farrell
Christian and Wynne Fassari
Lester and Andrea Feldman
Joe and Tamar Fendel
John and Vivian Ferguson
Frank Fernandez and
Carmen Flores
Melvin Ferreira
Tom and Kimberly Fezler
Christine Fierro
Benjamin and Margaret
Fisher
Ann Fischer and Shawn Hecht
Alice Fishman and Benjamin
Feldman
Michael and Sally Fitzhugh
Allan C. Fix
Bridget Flanagan and Peter
Van der Naillen
Emily Flynn and Matt
O’Connell
Colleen Fong and Carl
Stempel
Ann Foster
Sean and Penny Fottrell
Kathryn Frank and James
Blume
Chris Fry and Kim Harley
Saori Fujitani
Bill and Marianne Gagen
Andrew Garland and
Anne Gordon
Kenneth and Roxanne Gault
Peter and Elaine Geffen
Mimi Gersten Gohlke
Jess and Jennifer Giambroni
Eric and Emma Gimon
LeRoy and Patricia Mae Ginn
David Goines
Stephen and Marian Gold
Beth Goldberg and J. Cogan
Joe Goldenson, MD and
Ronnie Jacobs
Leonard Goldman and
Jayme Gallagher
Susan Goldsmith and
Joseph Waxman
Susan Goldstein and
Andy Kivel
Raymond Gomez Jr.
James Gonzales II
Iden Goodman
Michael Gordon
Peter Gordon
Jane Gottesman and Geoffrey
Biddle
David Gould
Arrel Gray
Brian and Christina
Greenberg
Elmer and Pamela Grossman
Richard and Janet Grossman
Peter Grube
Natalie Gubb and David Arpi
Christopher Gubera and
Kristin Linehan
Teresa Burns Gunther and
Andrew Gunther
Basil Guy
Margo Hackett and Robert
Yagura
Thomas A. Hahn and Robin
Phipps
Carole Hall
Timothy Ham
Patricia and Jerry Hamilton
Heather Hanly and Daniel
Purcell
Beverly Harris
Bruce Harris and Jeannette
Alexich
Stephen Harris, Ph.D.
Tyana Harte
Ruth Hartman and Gary Wolff
Arleigh Taylor and Diane
Harvey
Arthur and Marge Haskell
Heather Haveman and Neil
Fligstein
Emily Hays-Lamm and
Carl Lamm
Joseph Hellerstein and
Adene Sacks
Mary Henderson
Bruce D. Hill
The Peter and Mary Hinton
Family Trust
Lisa Hirsch
Andrew Hirss
Cherie Hishida
Lawrence Hobel and Diana
Staring
Alan Hobesh and Kerry
McLean
Neal Hoellwarth
Lisa and Ralph Holmes
Leah and Galen Hoskin
Joseph Houser
Tiffany and Alex Howell
Karen Hunt and Phillip Rayher
Joann Intili
Michael and Saralinda
Jackson
Blake Lawit and Marlena
Jacobs
Donna Jaffe
Sarah Jaffe
Nancy Jaicks-Alexander
Naveen and Erin Jain
Mark Jansen and Jolie
Krakauer
William and Shu-Hui Jeng
Jing Family Fund
Dwight Johnson and
Catherine Sylvia
Alex Johnston
Susan Jones
Thomas Jones III and
Elisabeth Jones
Nikki Justino and M.K. Cotta
Janis Kahn and Jeffrey Greeve
Dennis Kakures
The Kaplan Family
Joanne and Scott Karchmer
Ronald and Rebecca Karliner
Naneen Karraker
Tammi Keating
Christopher Kelley and
Liane Randolph
John and Elizabeth Kendall
Francis Khim
Timothy and Elizabeth
Kientzle
David King and Rose Hunt
Jane and Charles King
Lisa King
Michael and Nidhi Kinstlick
Jonathan and Tiffany Klein
Gary and Linda Koenig
Tamara and Kenneth Kolda
Elizabeth Koller and Thomas
Mulvihill
Alex Koppel
Sylvia B. Korchin
Anthony Kovscek and
Rebecca Taylor
Robert Kruger and Amy
Kaminer
Ronald Krzyzanowski Sr. and
Ileana Krzyzanowski
Alice and Richard Kulka
Todd Kummer
Susan Kupfer
Charles Lamm and Erika
Sandford Lamm
Carol and Richard T. Langevin
Lauren LaPietra and Matthew
Williams
Karen Larsen
Patricia Lau
Anne LeBlanc
Mary LeBlanc
John and Carrie Lee
Stephanie Lee
Tom Lent and Martha Crusius
Daniel and Victoria Leonardi
Siu Ki Leong
Peter Lester and Ann Ludwig
Mark and Lisa Levine
Ronnen and Lionel Levinson
Lynn Charles and Roberta
Lewis
Charlotte Lichterman
Yen Lim and Soon T. Lee
Audrey and Curtis Lin
Dan and Lou Lincoln
Brian Lodge
Donald Loeb and Carrie
Lozano
Judith Logan
Michael and Mary Lubin
Bruce Lymburn and Linda
Kelly Lymburn
Barbara MacAuliffe
Charles and Christiana
MacFarlane
Denise MacGregor-Franco
and Jeffrey Franco
Christina and Jeremie Maehr
and Family
Daniel and Robinn Magid
Nicole Maguire
Laura Mahanes and Steven
Weissman
Laura Malik
Lynn Meltzer and Marc
Manason
Peter G. Manoleas
Kathleen and Michael Manus
Mary Mara
Genine and Jim Martin
Paul and Hilary Martin
Doris Marx
Barry Massie, M.D.
Robert Mathews
Laura D. Mattos
Michael May
Michael and Carol Mayer
Ernst Mayer
Thomas and Dorothy Mayer
Joyce McConeghey and
Harlyn Trayer
Sarah McCoy and Rachel
Anderson
David and Susan McDaid
Kevin McGown
Barbara McLauchlin
William and Suzanne McLean
Donald and Judith Ann
McMorrow
Malcolm and Sandra McNeil
David Meadows and Melissa
Locke
Jude Medeiros and
Jean-Marie Navetta
Sripal Mehta
Daniel Melvin
Stephen and Emily Mendel
Rebecca Meyer and Jeffrey
Resnik
Roger Meyers and Erin
McCormick
Christopher and Wendy
Micheletti
Cynthia and David Miller
Andy Miller
Florrie Milligan and Margaret
Patterson
Richard and Marlene Millikan
Mark Mitchell
Anne and Carl Mitchell
Marianne Mitosinka and
George Wick
Stephen Moehle
Michael and Nancy Mooney
Patricia Moore
Linda Moore
Nina Moore, PhD
Daria Moraveck
Barbara Morita-Wake
Mary and Terry Morkved
Daniel and Joan Morse
William and Martha Moses
Carol and David Moyer
Ellen Moyer
Katharine Mulvany
Leon Muraro and Martha
Webber Muraro
Emmett Murphy
Carolyn Murphy
William Murphy
Shaun Murray
John and Barbara Nagle
Roy and Judy Nakadegawa
Fred Naseef
Peter Newman
Mark and Carol Norberg
Evelyn Nussenbaum and
Hans Vogelstein
Christopher and Maureen
Oakes
Leo O’Brien and Vandy
Howell
Jim and Patricia O’Laughlin
Richard Olazaba and
Linda Bush
John and Katherine Oldham
Barbara O’Neal and Patrick
Alvarez
Kathy O’Sullivan and Maurice
Krumrey
Robin Packel and Shelley Klop
Kevin and Nancy Padian
Michael and Ann Parker
Steven and Cherie Jo
Patenaude
Ronald and Jessica Patterson
and Family
Mark Perlmutter
Peter F. Pervere and Georgia
Cassel
Matt Peterson
Peter and Lorraine Peterson
Leo Pigozzi Jr.
Michael and Janet Place
Karen Plessinger
Christopher and Karen Pohl
Michael Pollan and Judith
Belzer
Gary Pollock and Patricia
Frame
William Prendergast
Balaram Puligandla and
Linda Okahara
Marc Ramirez
Charles Ramsden
Cheryl Randolph
Will and Marilyn Rayment
Phillip and Carla Reed
Kenneth and Frances Reid
Michael Reiter
Vickie Renbarger
Ronald and Julie Rettig
William and Kim Rhoads
Jason and Melissa Richardson
Mary Richerson
Mary Ellen Richey
Nicholas and Nardine Riegels
Elizabeth and Shannon Riehle
David and Carla Riemer
Raquel Aguayo Riffel
Jenifer Riley
George and JoAnne Robb
Brandie and Jake Roberts
Jody Roberts
Christina B. Robinson
Jeannette Robinson and
Claude Robinson, Jr.
Meg-Monique Roe and
Thomas Gregory
S. E. Rogers
Stephanie Rogers
Ursula Rolfe and Monroe
Strickberger
Gary Roof
Martin Rosenthal and
Patricia James
Jed Weissberg and
Shelley Roth
Nancy Rothman
David and Diane Rowe
Marcie Rubel and Michael
Rufo
Elizabeth Ruhland
Peter Rukin and Sharon
Djemal
Douglas and Julie Rusch
Greg T. Russell
James and Barbara
Rutherford
Francis Ryan and Judith
Levitan
Marguerite Ryan
Michael and Kristi Sahlman
Barbara Sahm and Steven
Winkel
Kristine and Jonathan Sandoe
Sanjiv and Caren Sanghvi
Roussel Sargent
Craig Sato
Kenneth and Marjorie Sauer
William and Susan Scalice
John Scerbak and Deborah
Maxwell
John Scharffenberger
Steven Schiller and Kristine
Kaiser
Gregory Schleef
Thomas and Mary Schmitz
Mary Schoen and
Carlos Perez
Mark Schoenrock
B. Schroeder
Judith and Dorothy
Schumacher-Jennings
Schwab Family Fund at
the East Bay Community
Foundation
Garrett and Cheryl Schwab
Mark and Susan Schynert
Curtis Scribner
Susan Searby
Harold Seibert
Thomas Seiter and Kass
Day-Seiter
Robin E. Shahan
J. Merrill and Patricia Shanks
Arthur and Mary Jo Shartsis
William and Solveig Shearer
Anne Shenkin
Patricia Shepherd
Yaniv and Shawna Sherman
Makiko Shinoda
Kay E. Sidney-Sanchez
Jon and Margaret Sigurdson
Neal Siler
Franklin and Elizabeth Silver
Roberta Silverstein and
Stephen Sperber
Jim & Marilyn Simons
M. Lynn Simonson
Amar and Vinita Singh
Daniel and Lisa Siskind
Paul Slavit and Karen
Smithson
Mark Sloan
Darrell Smith and Elaine
Lew-Smith
Grady Smith
Robert and Patricia Smith
Richard Snitzer Jr and
Laurie Snitzer
Alan Sobaje
Pamela Sogge and Richard
Jonasse
Mark Sommers
Lori Ann Souza
Frances Spector
Robert Spies
NancyAnn St. Laurent and
Pat Calhoun
Walter Stafford
Cary and Marisela Staller
John and Diane States
Katarina Stenstedt and
Eugene Anderson
Mary Stephens
Jonathan and Diana Stern
Arnold and Emily Stoper
Nancy Storch
S. Duane and Jane Stratton
Susan Stull and John
Houghton
Stupski Family Fund
Mark and Susan Stutzman
Michael and Sylvie Sullivan
John and Veronique
Sumnicht
Toshi Suzuki
Eugene and Ellen Switkes
Jean-Luc Szpakowski, MD
and Gloria Polanski
Miye Takagi
T. S. and Lauren Tate
Carolyn Tawasha and
James Baldocchi
Alan Templeton
Samuel Test
Pradeep and Marie
Thayamballi
Jill Thayer
James and Elizabeth Thomas
Frances Thompson
Annette Thompson
Peter Thompson and
Kathy Kallick
Barrie Thorne
Michael Tilles
Denny and Maria Tompkins
Ama Torrance
Martha Tracy
Maria and Matthew Tracy
Frank Tsai
Elizabeth Turnipseed
John Tuttle and Natasha
Haugnes
James Tyler
Michael Ubell and Paula
Hawthorn
Jerry and Ilona Ulrich
Carole Ungvarsky and
Christopher Killian
Lynn Ursic and Frank Edie
Neetu and Ian Vacin
Robert and Deborah Van Nest
Brian and Barbara Vaughn
Tod and Jennifer Vedock
John and Delia Verber
Joy Villafranca and
Scott Wikstrom
Le Vu and Matt Nguyen
Yvonne Wade
Jonathan Walker
Michael Walsh
Myrna Walton and Thomas
Tellefsen
Joshua Waltzer
William Warburton
Michael Ward
Susan Ward
Richard and Mary Warga
Ralph Warner and Toni Ihara
Steve Benting and
E. Margaret Warton
Anne Waters and Stephen
Buffi
Beth Weil
Leonard Weiler and Alice
Colllins
Janice Weingrod
Dana and Doug Welsh
John White
Searle Whitney
Erik Wiener
Andrew and Billie Wiesenthal
Craig Williams and Eileen
Keller, Ph.D.
Andrew and Janet Wilson
Enevia Wilson
Jim Wilson and Rafael Rosario
Priscilla Sue Winslow
Sara Winter
Brian Witt
Jeff Witt
Charles and Nancy Wolfram
Mark Woo and Colleen Martin
Ron and Rebecca Yee
Merle James Yost
Robert Youngs and Susan
Cohen
Saul Zaentz
Jing Zhang
Janet Ziegle

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Statement of Financial Position
June 30, 2011
Assets
Cash and marketable securities $7,493,396
Grants receivable 179,780
Shared maintenance & other receivables 98,960
Pledges receivable 15,216
Inventory (Note 1) 3,586,085
Prepaid expenses and deposits 134,061
Property and equipment, net 8,607,606
Total Assets $20,115,104
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities
Accounts payable $235,683
Accrued compensated absences 212,191
Deferred revenue 76,914
Total Liabilities $524,788
Net Assets
Unrestricted $360,742
Board-designated appropriations 10,502,982
Property & equipment 8,607,606
Temporarily restricted 118,986
Total Net Assets $19,590,316
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $20,115,104
Change in Net Assets (Note 2)
Change in net assets, operating $3,139,877
Unrealized gain on investments 76,930
Net temporarily restricted revenue -114,591
Net assets, beginning of year 16,488,100
Net assets, end of year $19,590,316
Note 1: Feeding America valued donated food commodities at $1.66
per pound for 2011.
Note 2: The organization recognizes donated and uSDA commodities as
a contribution and resulting inventory. Inventory is expensed when
food is distributed. $2 million of the increase in net assets is due to a
temporary increase in inventory to be distributed the following year.
Statement of Operating Activities
For the year ended June 30, 2011
Annual Support and Revenue
Federal Emergency Management Agency $59,586
State of California 473,229
County of Alameda 1,728,506
Cities of Oakland, Hayward and other 54,997
Foundation and corporate giving 2,527,528
Individual contributions 4,683,577
Special events contributions 307, 378
Food handling charges 172,621
Food purchase revenue 275,285
Interest and other 130,318
Donated commodities 32,217,431
Total Support and Revenue $42,630,456
Annual Operating Expenses
Program Services (Note 2)
Food distribution $35,298,820
Nutrition education, hunger education,
community outreach, volunteer training 2,479,834
Supporting Services
Resource development/fundraising $1,133,094
Management and general 578,831
Total Expenses $39,490,579
Revenue Expenses
76% — Food donations
12% — Cash contributions
6% — Grants
5% — Goverment contracts
1% — Fees & others
89% — Food distribution
6% — Nutrition education, hunger
education, community outreach,
volunteer training
3% — Resource development/fundraising
2% — Management and general
Hard copies of the annual audit are available upon request; digital copies can be accessed on the Publications menu of our website,
www.accfb.org. Every effort has been made to ensure the completeness and accuracy of the information contained in this report.
Please contact our development department at (510) 635-3663 ext. 336 with any corrections.

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