2017 Hawaii Foodbank Annual Report

HAWAII FOODBANK
2017 ANNUAL REPORT

Helping to Feed Hawaii’s Hungry

Message from the Board

Dear Friends, Our organization forms valuable partnerships with
Aloha from Hawaii Foodbank. nearly 200 charitable agencies, retailers, manufacturers
For 34 years, the Hawaii Foodbank has served as a and outstanding members of the local community.
vital safety net for children, adults and seniors at risk We help feed one in five people in our state—including
of hunger. We collect, inspect, store and distribute over 47,000 children and over 46,000 seniors.
food, including canned goods, perishables and fresh
produce for 287,000 people statewide. If we cannot We are so grateful that caring people like you support
source donated food, we purchase and receive it in our mission and make a difference. Together, we can
container loads. end hunger in Hawaii—one meal at a time.
We do not do it alone.
Mahalo nui loa for your contributions toward helping
to feed Hawaii's hungry.

Board Officers

Linda Chu Takayama Jeff Moken James Starshak Neill Char
Chair Vice Chair Secretary Treasurer

Kauai Advisory Board

Charlie King Dr. Addison Bulosan Diane Keeler Lesah Merritt Patrick Ono Beth Tokioka

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Our Mission

The people of Hawaii are one ohana. The Hawaii Foodbank provides food so that no one in our family
goes hungry. We work to gather food and support from our communities. We then distribute food
through charitable agencies to those in need. Our mission is from the heart, and we will fulfill our
mission with integrity, humanity and aloha.

Oahu Staff

Kauai Staff

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Who We Are Ku’uhaku Park Julene Davis, Donor Services Assistant
Matson, Inc. Corinne Ehara, Donor Services Coordinator
Board Officers Sheri Rolf Alapati Fale, Driver & Warehouse Support
Linda Chu Takayama, Chair Rolf Advertising Desiree Faumui, Food Drive Manager
Department of Taxation - State of Hawaii Daryl Sato David Fujiyama, Distribution & Warehouse Support
Jeff Moken, Vice Chair Community Volunteer Glen Inouye, Warehouse Supervisor
Signature Flight Support Mary Sellers Polly Kauahi, CFRE, Donor Specialist
James Starshak, Secretary Bank of Hawaii Jared Kawatani, Data Processing & Cashier
Carlsmith Ball LLP Mark Tonini Robert Kay, Salvage Coordinator
Neill Char, Treasurer Hawaii Foodservice Alliance LLC Jerwin Laguinday, Operations Support
First Hawaiian Bank Ed Treschuk Fuaau Mauga, Casual Warehouse Support
Oahu Board Members Sullivan Family of Companies Lisa Nakano, Donor Relations Manager
Cindy Bauer Kauai Advisory Board Alan Nohara, Driver & Warehouse Support
Surfing the Nations Charlie King, Lead Representative
Rick Blangiardi King Auto Center
Hawaii News Now Dr. Addison Bulosan
Stanley Brown The Specific Chiropractic - Kauai
Acosta Sales & Marketing
Brian Christensen Diane Keeler Alex Olomua, Chill & Freezer Associate
Pint Size Hawaii LLC Walmart Johnny Pagtulingan,Assistant Warehouse Supervisor
Corey Correa Lesah Merritt Dellion Pascual-Arcena, Chill & Freezer Associate
Landmark Logistics Corporation Safeway Stores Suzanne Peterson, Donor Services Coordinator
Chuck Cotton Patrick Ono Brian Roldan, Distribution & Warehouse Support
iHeartMedia Matson Michael Salsedo, Salvage Coordinator Assistant
Sarah Fargo Beth Tokioka Beverly Santos, Special Events Manager
Community Volunteer Kauai Island Utility Cooperative ElSizuapbeervthisoSrataraka, Dispatcher & Donations
Dennis Francis Executive Staff
Honolulu Star-Advertiser MCahlcieoflmAdImnianmisitnraeti,vVeicOeffPicreesrident &
Michael Gold
HMSA Laura Kay Rand, Vice President & Chief Impact Officer Christina Song, Web & Publications Coordinator
Christina Hause KiAmssuBraarntceenstein, Director of Mission & Quality Marielle Terbio, Community Engagement Manager
Kaiser Permanente Numia Toese, Driver & Warehouse Support
Larry Ishii Connie Bennett, Director of Finance Taylor Reese Valdez, Chill & Freezer Associate
American Savings Bank Kenneth Ito, Director of Warehouse Operations WPernogdryamVe(rCgSaFrPa),CCooomrdminoadtiotyr Supplemental Food
Steve Johnson Teri Luna, Director of Product Resourcing
Community Volunteer John Valdez, Director of Operations Kauai Staff
Charlie King Wes Perreira, Kauai Branch Manager
King Auto Center Oahu Staff Vanessa Ching, Warehouse Assistant
D.K Kodama Carolina Abejuela, Accountant & Human Resources Durran Graycochea, Driver & Warehouse Support
D.K Restaurants Kimberlee Aiu, Agency Affiliations Assistant James Hughes, Driver & Warehouse Support
Reggie Maldonado Larry Arakaki, Chill & Freezer Supervisor Mark Ortega, Warehouse Helper
Pasha Hawaii David Avei, Driver & Warehouse Support Michelle Panoke, Agency & Administrative Supervisor
Pastor Timothy Mason Leighton Bright, Driver Gene "Dave" Stokley, Warehouse Support
Calvary by the Sea Lutheran Church Kerian Clemente, Chill & Freezer Associate
Jade Moon Magi Dabis, Receptionist & Administrative Assistant
Community Volunteer
Ali Nikkhoo
Community Volunteer
Barry O’Connell

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Forward Momentum

Hawaii Foodbank
Warehouse Goes Solar

In March 2017, Hawaii Foodbank and REC Solar hosted a
blessing to celebrate the installation of solar energy at the
warehouse in Mapunapuna. The 296.7 kilowatt DC solar
energy system is expected to conserve 463,742 kilowatt
hours of energy, which is equivalent to $41,041 in annual
energy costs. That is enough money to purchase more than
102,000 meals to feed 93 people every day in a year.

ood 4 Keiki Program Facts Rooftop Solar Energy Facts

ncess Victoria Kaiulani Elementary School* 463,742 kilowatt-hours of energy conserved within the first year

easurable Impact Meals Conservation Metrics 281 Meals (daily in one year)

al Amount of Students Serviced 13,225 102,602Amount of Savings Allocated to Food Purchase

88 Meals in fiscal year 2017 Meals

ldren from low-income households Meals within the first year

udents received packages of assorted food every Friday. Projected savings Duration

$2.1 million 25 years
$41,041 1year

Commodity Supplemental Food Program Facts
AbouMteasOuraublerImWpacat rehouses About Our CFloioed Bnoxtess
Total Amount of Seniors Serviced 16,529Together, we serve low-income families, working poor,

Hawaii Fo3o,d2b2an5k operates in two locations: homFoeoldesbsoxiensddiivstirdibuutaelds,indfiisscaabl yleeadr 2v0e1t7erans, the under-
employed/unemployed and people in need of emergency
Mapunapuna on Oahu and Puhi Industrial Park on Lihue,

Kauai. The warehouses are 23,668 square feet and

Ohana Produce Plus Program Facts4,750 square feet, respectively.
food assistance.

We source food from manufacturers/growers, retailers/ The most recent Hunger in America study (comprised
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Measurable Impact Meals
FPMorooegdarasPumrroa.gbrlaemImapnadcSt enior Farmers' MVoaurkcehet rNs utrition
Participating Agencies 10,948
Total Amount of Seniors Serviced
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54,8405,484

Vouchers in federal fiscal year 2017

Meals in the summer of 2017 4

Ohana Produce Plus Program

Measurable Impact on Oahu & Kauai July

Food Donations & DistributionsAmount of Food Distributed by 28 Member Agencies
2.5 million pounds
Food 4.8 million pounds Neighbor Islands 4% 2% Shelters &
PFouorcdhasesD8ri%ves SAosuspoKirttcehedns dry go
Other*
9% 6%
Food RetailSerFs,MNP Facts Senior Feeding Our Futur
USDA Food
16% WhMoleeassaulrearbsle&Impact VBoo7ux%ceshers Summer lunch program with the Sod

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59%
5,484 Meals in th
37% Food PantriesVouchers in federal fiscal year 2017

22%

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Measurable Impact Total Amount

Total Amount of Kauai Residents Serviced 1,2
Sources of Fo1o3d,223 Distribution of Food

Hawaii Foodbank on Oahu and Kauai received over Over 13.7 million pounds of food were distributMedeals distributed

15.1 million pounds of perishable and nonperishable from our warehouses on Oahu*ianncdluKdainugai.1O1v0e,0r a00 pounds o
food, including over 3 million pounds of fresh produce quarter of the fiscal year 2017 total consisted of fresh

in fiscal year 2017. Hawaii Fprooducoe. dbank Volunteer Fa

The annual operating budget for food purchases Our ohana of food partner agencies, volunteers and

enabled the acquisition of over 1.3 mMileliaonsupraobulnedIms pact ostnaOff ashsue&mbKaleudaibags of food, prepTaorteadl AamnodunsteorvfeCdommunity Ser

(inclusive to the annual total above), which filled the meals and organized community-wide food distribu-
5,535gap of our nutritional food supply. OTuortainl vAemnotuontryofoVfolunteetiros ns for Hawaii residents in need of hunger relief.
25,
potatoes, onions, apples, pears, rice, stew, spaghetti,
chili, luncheon meat and tuna are made possible by Hawaii Foodbank also shiHpopuersdo9f c5o,0m3m4unpityousenrdvisceodf ofonaotded
monetary donations and grant funding. to Maui Food Bank. in fiscal

Top Five Most FRESH
Wanted Food PRODUCE
Requested by
Food Partner

Agencies

26%

Canned Proteins: tuna, chicken
Canned Meals: stew, spaghetti, chili
Canned Vegetables
Canned Fruits
Rice

5 *Feeding programs, rehabilitation centers, domestic abuse shelters and residential programs

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Senior Programsss Victoria Kaiulani Elementary School*
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463,742 kilowatt-hours of energy conserved within the first

urable Impact Commodity SMeuapls plemeCnontsaerlvFatoioon dMePtrircos gram 281 Meals (daily in one

mount of Students Serviced Amount of Savings Allocated to Food Purchase
8 13,225 Meals 102,60The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) Hawaii is a state that participates in CSFP to
otherwise known as the Senior Food Box Program, distribute food boxes to improve the health of
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seniors with low income. Applicants must be MHeaawlsawiiithin the fir

residPerontjseact tleeadst 6s0ayveianrsgosf age, and have monthly Dura
supplemental foods, such as nonfat dry milk and/or household incomes of less than $1,481 for a single
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MeasurablaereIm$apb4la1ec,t0ot4re1ceive one box per month.
canned meat, fruits and vegetables. Meals 1

Total Amount of Students Serviced

13,225Commodity Supple38m8ental Food Program Facts
Meals FinoofisdcaBloyxeeasr 2017
Measurable Impact Children from low-income households

Total Amount of Seniors Serviced 16,529*Students received packages of assorted food every Friday.

3,225

Food boxes distributed in fiscal year 2017

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Measurable Impact on Oahu & Kauai The Hawaii Foodbank, in paMrtenaerssuhripabwliteh ItmhepSatactte of HawJauiliy- 2O0f1fic6e-oJfune 2017
Community Services and the United States Department of Agriculture/
Amount of Food Distributed by 2F8ooMd aenmd NbuetrritiAongSeenrvciciee, soTorgtaalnAizmeoduntht eofSSeennioiorrFs aSremrveicrse’dMarkeTt yNputeritsioon f Food
3,2252.5 million pounds
Program (SFMNP) from June through October 2017. Fresh produce

4.8 million pounds The SFMNP vouchers provide low-incomeAssesonirotresdwitdhrfyresghofrouidtssa, nBdeverages
SFMNP Facts Ohana Produce Pvegetables with the goal of improving their health and nutritional intake.
Seniors redeemed their vouchers at the following list of farmers' markets
from select vendors with orFanegeeHdawianiigFooOdbaunkrSFFMuNtPuplraecardFs:acts
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PNeoarrtlhridShgoerAFeaCmrmooueunrstn’ryMtMaorakfMrPekatFeerttoiacisopuadrtaingbDlAeigsetImnrcipibeasuctted Meals
54,8405,484Total FAamromunetrosf MSeanriokrestSeartviWceidndward Mall by 28
by Nalo Farms Member Ag
Mākeke - Kapolei & Waianae

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Kakaako Farmers’ Market 4.8 million pounds Meals in the summer of 2017

Hawaii Foodbank - KauSFaMiNBPrFaancctsh Facts

Measurable Impact Measurable Impact Total AmounVt ouf cFohoedrs Distributed

otal Amount of Kauai Residents Serviced 541,,824704,636Total Amount of Seniors Serviced

13,223 5,484

Richard Senfeld redeeming a SFMNP voucher at the VouchersMineafelds edriastl rfiibscuatel dyeianrfi2sc0a17l year 2017*
Farmers’ Market at Windward Mall by Nalo Farms
6*including 110,000 pounds of fresh produce

Ohana Produce Plus Program

Over the last 20 years, the Hawaii Foodbank and Rooftop Solar Energy Facts
our member agencies have distributed millions of
pounds of fresh produce and food to underserved 463,742 kilowatt-hours of energy conserved within the first year
communities on Oahu, through the Ohana Produce
Plus Program. Donated and purchased food have ConsFeirrvsattiAonssMeemtrbiclsy of God2C8e1nMteraalsl (Odaailhy uin one year)
been distributed in communities island-wide to
low-income families, seniors, disabled, homeless 102,602Amount of Savings Allocated to Food Purchase
individuals and the working poor.
Meals
Food 4 Keiki Program Facts
Meals within the first year
LaPrsintceysseVaicrt,ortiahKeaiFuloanoi Edlebmeanntakry wSchooorlk* ed with 28
mMeemasburearblaegImepnaccites to distribute over 2.M5eals Projected savings Duration

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*Students received packages of assorted food every Friday.

Ohana community food distributions provided food $2.1 million 25 years

for more than 20,000 people per month, on average. $41,041 1year
Each person received food for a household of two or

more members. tFChoeroimr omannlmyyfsaoomudirliceiest,oythf efrSeOsuhhapfnruapiPtslreoadnmudcee ntal Food Program Facts
Plus Program is
Measurable Impact Food Boxes
vegetables.
16,529Sacred Heart Church - Waianae
Total Amount of Seniors Serviced

Above: Dynamic C3o,m2p2as5sion in Action

Food boxes distributed in fiscal year 2017

Ohana Produce Plus Program Facts

Measurable Impact on Oahu & Kauai July 2016 - June 2017

Amount of Food Distributed by 28 Member Agencies Types of Food
2.5 million pounds Fresh produce
Assorted dry goods, Beverages
7 4.8 million pounds

Keiki Programs

Food 4 Keiki

May 25, 2017 was the final Food 4 Keiki distribution of the 2016 -

2017 school year. The Kamehameha Lions Club eagerly

awaited the arrival of the students of Princess Victoria Kaiulani

Elementary School in Kalihi for the food distribution. When the

kids stopped by the classroom to pick up their assorted food

Rooftop Solar Energy Factspackages, they were happy to see the Lions Club members.
The students ranging from kindergarten to fifth grade were very
463,742 kilowatt-hours of energy conserved within the first gyeraatreful for their food. The two groups exchanged good-byes

Conservation Metrics 281 Meals (daily in oneaynedabr)est wishes for the summer.

102,602Amount of Savings Allocated to Food Purchase

Meals
Food 4 Keiki is a unique program which provides extra meals for
the keiki at the Princess Victoria Kaiulani Elementary School on

Meals within the firsFtryideaarys to sustain them over the weekends and on school breaks.

Projected savings Duration

$2.1 million 25 years Food 4 Keiki Program Facts Ro

$41,041 1year Princess Victoria Kaiulani Elementary School* Meals 463
Co
Measurable Impact

al Food Program FactsAbove: Members of the Kamehameha Lions Club Total Amount of Students Serviced 13,225 Amo

388 M

serenaded by students of PrinceFssooVidctBoorixaeKsaiulani Children from low-income households Meals in fiscal year 2017

Elementary School 16,529 *Students received packages of assorted food every Friday. Pro

$2

FeedFoiond bgoxOes duistrribFutuedtiun frisecal year 2017 Mahalo to our member agencies for $4

The Sodexo Foundation and the Hawaii Foodbank have distributinCg olumnmchoeds titoykeSiukpi ipnlneemeedn: tal F
partnered over the past 13 years to organize Feeding
• Boys & Girls CMlueabsHuraawblaeiiIm- pSapcatlding Clubhouse
us Program FactsOur Future—a summer lunch program for children at
risk of hunger. Each year, the tShJoeudlyper2xoo0g1rFa6omu-.nJTduhnaeetifoo2no0d1b7uisys • Catholic ChariTtoietasl AHmaouwntaoiif -SeFnaiomrs iSleyrvAicsesdessment Center
a $25,000 supply of food for
ncietMhseannostao,rwedheinrethteheSosdtaefxf ocofaockilihtyoat tmUTenyailpvseefrossritpoyaforftFicHoiapowadtainiigat • Institute for H3u,m2a2n5Services
Foodbank agencies to pick up and dFrisetsrihbuptero. duce
• Mutual Housing Association
Assorted dry goods, Beverages
• Princess Victoria Kaiulani Elementary School

Ohana Produce Plus• Susannah Wesley Community Center

Measurable Impact on Oahu & Kauai

Feeding Our Future Facts Amount of Food Distributed by 28 Member Agencie
2.5 million pounds
Summer lunch program with the Sodexo Foundation 4.8 million pounds

Measurable Impact Meals

Participating Agencies 10,948 SFMNP Facts

6 Meals in the summer of 2017 Measurable Impact Vouchers

54,840Total Amount of SIennisotrsitSuertviecedfor Human Services 8

5,484

Member Agencies

Abundant Life United Pentecost Ku Aloha Ola Mau Trinity Church Central Oahu
Aiea Seventh-Day Adventist Church Labor’s Community Services Liaison Program Trinity Missionary Baptist Church
Angel Network Charities, Inc. Lanakila Pacific Rehabilitation Center United States Veterans Initiative
Ark of Safety Christian Fellowship Life Church Voice of God Ministries
Armed Services YMCA - AMR Outreach Life Foundation Wahiawa Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Armed Services YMCA - Schofield Light and Salvation Church Waianae Baptist Church
Beyond The 4 Walls Lighthouse Outreach Center Assembly of God Waianae Coast Christian Women
Bobby Benson Center Living the Word Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center
Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii - Ewa Beach Mountain View Church Waikiki Community Center
Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii - Honolulu Mutual Housing Association Waikiki Health Center - Care-A-Van
Brethren of Christ International New Hope Christian Fellowship Waikiki Health Center - Next Step Shelter
C4 - Christ Centered Community Church New Hope Kapolei Waikiki Health Center - Youth Outreach
Calvary Assembly of God New Hope Leeward Waimanalo Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Calvary Chapel Pearl Harbor New Life Body of Christ Christian Church Waimanalo Health Center
Cedar Assembly of God North Shore Christian Fellowship Waipahu Community Christian Church
Center of Deliverance Church of God Olivet Baptist Church Waipahu Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Central Oahu Youth Services Association Once-A-Month Church Waipahu United Church of Christ
Child & Family Service - Healthy Start Enhanced Opportunities and Resources, Inc. Windward Baptist Church
Child & Family Service - Healthy Start Oahu Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Windward United Church of Christ
Child & Family Service - Ewa Family Center Our Lady of Kea’au Kauai Branch Agencies
Chow Project Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Aloha Church Assembly of God
Church of Christ at Pearl Harbor Our Lady of Perpetual Help Boys and Girls Club - Kapaa
Church of God of Prophecy - Kaneohe Our Lady of Sorrows Church Chow Project
City of Joy Assembly of God Pacific Islands Bible Church Church of the Pacific
City of Refuge Christian Church Palama Settlement Eleele Baptist Church
Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa Paradise Chapel - Social Service Hale Ho’omalu
Community Clearinghouse PACT - Early Head Start Hina Mauka
Corvette Center Ministries PACT - Economic Development Centers Holy Cross Church
Dynamic Compassion In Action PACT - Family Peace Center Hui O Na Makuahine
Ewa Beach Baptist Church PACT - Hana Like - West Honolulu Kapaa Missionary Church
Ewa Beach United Methodist Church PACT - Kaneohe Community Family Center Kapaa Seventh-Day Adventist
Family Promise of Hawaii PACT - KPT Family Center Kauai Bible Church
Feeding Hawaii Together PACT - KPT Youth Program Kauai Economic Opportunity
First Assembly of God PACT - Ohia Shelter Kauai Lighthouse Outreach
First Assembly of God - Windward Parish of St. Clement Kauai North Shore Food Pantry
First Assembly of God - Central Wahiawa Partners in Development Foundation Koloa Union Church
First United Methodist Church Partners in Development - Na Pono Lihue Court Townhomes
Foslic - Foundation of Spiritual Liberty Peniel Pearl Gates Church Lihue Missionary Church
Fountains of the Living Water Po’ailani Nana’s House
Full Gospel Church of Oahu Po’ailani - Pahia St. Catherine Parish
Full Gospel Temple Private Sector - Hawaii St. Michael All Angels Church
Good Samaritan Church dba Mataala & Tata Rainbow School St. Raphael Food Pantry
Greater Mount Zion Holiness Church Rebuilders Addictions Ministries St. Williams Church
Gregory House - Save The Foodbasket Responsive Caregivers - Aiea I The Salvation Army - Hanapepe
Gregory House Program Responsive Caregivers - Kapalama The Salvation Army - Lihue
H-5 River of Life Mission U-Turn for Christ
Habilitat Inc Rock Church West Side Christian Center Assembly of God
Hale Kipa Youth Outreach Ronald McDonald House Charities Agencies that Help our Animal Friends
Hale O Honolulu Sacred Hearts Church - Waianae Abandoned and Feral Cat Friends
Hale Ola Hoopakolea, Inc. Shelter Of Wisdom Hawaii Cat Foundation
Hawaii Church For The Deaf Shriners Hospitals for Children - Honolulu Hawaiian Humane Society
Hawaii Literacy South Shore Christian Fellowship Malama Popoki
Hina Mauka Spirit Filled Christian Fellowship Partner Organizations
Honolulu Community Action Program - Central St. Ann’s Project Share The Hawaii Foodbank is the state's only affiliate of Feeding
Honolulu Community Action Program - Kalihi/Palama St. Anthony’s Outreach America, the national food bank network comprising over
Honolulu Community Action Program - Leeward St. Elizabeth Catholic Church 200 food banks across the country. The Feeding America
Honolulu Community Action Program - Windward St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church affiliation is one we proudly share with the Hawaii Foodbank
Honolulu Community Action Program - Youth Services St. George Catholic Church - Kauai Branch, the Maui Food Bank and The Food Basket, Inc.
Holy Hill of Zion Full Gospel St. John the Baptist Catholic Church on Hawaii island.
Honolulu Church of God St. Jude Catholic Church The Hawaii Foodbank is a partner agency of Aloha United
Honolulu Fil-Am Seventh-Day Adventist Church St. Mark Lutheran Church Way and Kauai United Way, an integral part of Hawaii's
Ho’omau Ke Ola St. Mary’s Episcopal Church safety net of serving people in need.
Hope Chapel Kahuku St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church Hawaii Foodbank is also a proud member of:
House of Faith Christian Ministries St. Michael’s Outreach Association of Fundraising Professionals
HUGS St. Pius X Church Chamber of Commerce Hawaii
Hui Malama O Ke Kai Foundation St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Hawaii Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations
Inspire International St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church Hawaii Employers Council
Institute of Human Services Sts. Peter and Paul Church Hawaii Food Industry Association
Institute of Human Services - Moiliili Su Gran Alabanza Hawaii Lodging & Tourism Association
Jesus Is Alive Fellowship Surfing The Nations Kauai Chamber of Commerce
Ka Hana O Ke Akua United Church of Christ Susannah Wesley Community Center Kauai Filipino Chamber of Commerce
Kalihi Union Church Sutter Health Pacific - Kahi Mohala Behavioral Health Voluntary Organizations Active Disaster
Kalihi - Palama Health Center Tenrikyo Taiheiyo Church
Kaumakapili Church The Salvation Army - ARC
KEY Project The Salvation Army - ATS
King’s Cathedral Oahu The Salvation Army - Camp Homelani
Kokua Kalihi Valley - Elderly Services The Salvation Army - Ewa Family Center
Kokua Kalihi Valley - Kuhio Park Terrace The Salvation Army - Family Services
Kokua Kalihi Valley - Public Housing The Salvation Army - Family Treatment
Kokua Kalihi Valley - Youth & Family Services The Salvation Army - Kauluwela
The Salvation Army - Silvercrest
9 Kokua Kalihi Valley - Medicine Bank

Hawaii Foodbank Events

JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL

Annual Food Drive Kick-Off 13th Annual Golf Classic 11th Annual Great Chefs® 28th Annual
The Food Drive Committee On February 17, 2017, a record total Fight Hunger Food Drive
consisting of members of the of 60 teams competed at Hawaii The Hawaii Foodbank warehouse Over 1,573,711 meals were
food drive coalition and staff Prince Golf Club for the annual welcomed an ensemble of 20 local collected with the help of
gathered to commence the tournament. Event sponsors, culinary masters and nearly 700 volunteers, donors,
28th Annual Food Drive donors and players raised $45,000, guests on March 25, 2017. Proceeds sponsors and contributing
season to raise... equivalent to 112,000 meals to help from the event totaled over $113,000 members of the
feed Hawaii’s hungry. which provided 282,500 meals. community.
1 MILLION MEALS!

MAY JUNE J U LY AUGUST

25th Annual National Association
of Letter Carriers Stamp Out
Hunger Food Drive
Nearly 500 volunteers along with
USPS employees and local companies
collected, inspected, sorted and
distributed 412,046 lbs. of food on
Oahu and 13,784 lbs. on Kauai.

SEPTEMBER OCTOBER

12th Annual Hunger Walk 11th Annual CANstruction® NOVEMBER DECEMBER

The one-mile route at Honolulu Civic Center was AIA Honolulu hosted the “Galacti- Check-Out Hunger
The 2016-17 Kraft Check-Out Hunger ran from
occupied by over 630 registered walkers on Can-Goods” themed competition at November 2 - January 17, 2017, at Safeway, Times
Supermarket, Big Save Markets, KTA Super Stores,
September 17, 2016. Participants raised $123,117 to Pearlridge Center from October 1 - Don Quijote, Tamura Enterprises, Tamura Super
Market, and Marukai Wholesale Mart/Marukai
support pantries, shelters, rehabilitation centers 16. The exhibition raised 22,725 lbs. market. The campaign raised a state-wide total of
$227,176, enough for 567,942 meals.
and residential programs. The Harry C. and Nee Chang of food, equivalent to 17,893 meals.

C. Wong Foundation &
Hawaii Foodbank
contributed $50,270 to
match a percentage of
funds raised.

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Annual Community Events

In fiscal year 2017, 21 percent of the revenue was Mahalo to everyone at participating companies and
generated by special events. Community partners, organizations for coming together to raise food and
corporate sponsors and individuals like you, contributed funds to help feed the hungry in Hawaii.
to the success of each event.

Aloha United Way Hawai’i Lodging & Tourism Safeway
Annual Campaign Association Bag Summer Hunger, Feed the
Charity Walk
Aloun Farms INspiration Interiors Need & Kraft Check-Out Hunger
Pumpkin Festival Community Fund Drive
ITO EN (USA) Stamped with Aloha
American Institute of Architects Golf Tournament Stampin’ Out Hunger
Honolulu & Pearlridge Center
Annual CANstruction® Kaiser Permanente State of Hawaii, Hunter Education
Wellness Drive Program
Bank of Hawaii National Hunting & Fishing Day
Live Kokua Campaign Kauai United Way
Annual Campaign SJ Foundation
Don Quijote 15th Annual Waikiki SPAM® Jam
Kraft Check-Out Hunger KFC Hawaii
“Your Change Creates Change” Tamura Enterprises, Inc.
Federal Employees Kraft Check-Out Hunger
Combined Federal Campaign In-Store Collection
Times Supermarkets & Big Save
& Feds Feed Families Macy’s Markets
Bag Hunger & Shop For A Cause 39th Annual Charity Golf Tournament
First Hawaiian Bank
Kokua Mai Campaign Marukai Wholesale Mart & & Kraft Check-Out Hunger
Marukai Market Place Ward Centers
Foodland Kraft Check-Out Hunger Honolulu City Lights Trolley Tour
Bag Up Hunger, Give Aloha
National Association of Letter
& Change Angels Carriers
Letter Carriers Food Drive
Hawaii Bankers Association
Annual Food Drive The Pampered Chef
Round-Up From the Heart®
Hawaii Energy
Rid-A-Fridge to Fight Hunger Campaign

Hawaii Food Industry Association
Annual Golf Tournament

Left to right:
University of Hawaii at Manoa - Department of Communicology Food Drive

11 11th Annual CANstruction® Millenium Fal-CAN by Clifford Planning & Architecture
Kim Bartenstein, director of mission & quality assurance at the Bank of Hawaii Live Kokua Exhibition

SFMNP Facts Feeding Our Future Facts

Summer lunch program with the Sodexo Foundation
Hawaii Foodbank - Kauai BranchMeasurable Impact
Vouchers

Total Amount of Seniors Serviced Measurable Impact Meals
54,840135,,242834Kauai Residents received 1,274,P6ar3tic6ipaptingoAugenncdiess of food, including
10,948110,000 pouVnoudchesrs ion fefdefrarlefisscahl yeparr2o017duce durin6g fiscal year 2017.
Meals in the summer of 2017

Hawaii Foodbank - Kauai Branch Facts

Measurable Impact Total Amount of Food Distributed

Total Amount of Kauai Residents Serviced 1,274,636

13,223 Meals distributed in fiscal year 2017*

*including 110,000 pounds of fresh produce

Hawaii Foodbank Volunteer Facts

Measurable Impact on Oahu & Kauai Total Amount of Community Service Hours

Total Amount of Volunteers 25,101

5,535 Hours of community service donated in fiscal year 2017

Lesah Merritt, store director and staff of Safeway - Lihue Michelle Panoke, agency & administrative supervisor and Dave
gathered at Have A Rice Day food drive Stokley, warehouse support of the Hawaii Foodbank-Kauai Branch
distributing CSFP boxes to Yvonne Johnson and Pat Hillegonds at
St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church

Safeway Have a Rice Day Food Drive
On Friday, May 17 and Saturday, May 18, Hawaii Foodbank - Kauai
Branch volunteers collected 447 bags of rice at Safeway - Lihue for
Have a Rice Day food drive. A big mahalo to Lesah Merritt and the
hard-working employees of Safeway - Lihue, as well as the contributing
shoppers and members of the community.

CSFP Senior Food Box Program
In April 2017, the Commodity Supplemental Food Program was
launched on Kauai. To date, 222 seniors have signed up to receive
boxes of food that were distributed from 10 locations across the island.
Pictured above are two of the 35 seniors receiving their boxes con-
taining assortments of food.

Anita Applegate and Kelli Barsness State Food Drive
On Tuesday, May 23, 2017, we received a very generous donation
from the 5th Circuit Court for their annual food drive. They hosted a

12bake sale that raised more than $1,100, in addition to 340 pounds

of food. We are grateful for their support.

Measurable Impact Total Amount of Food Distribu

Total Amount of Kauai Residents Serviced

Mahalo to Our Volunteers13,223
1,274,63

Meals distributed in fiscal year 20

*including 110,000 pounds of fresh produ

Hawaii Foodbank Volunteer Facts

Measurable Impact on Oahu & Kauai Total Amount of Community Service Hours

Total Amount of Volunteers 25,101

5,535 Hours of community service donated in fiscal year 2017

Navy Information Operations Command Hawaii In 2016-17, our family of volunteers
participated in these events and projects:

CANstruction®
Check-Out Hunger
Commodity Supplemental Food Program - Senior Food Boxes
Food 4 Keiki Program
Food Safety Committee & Project
11th Annual Great Chefs® Fight Hunger
Hawaii Foodbank 12th Annual Hunger Walk
Hawaii Foodbank 13th Annual Golf Classic
Hawaii Foodbank 28th Annual Food Drive
Hawaii Foodbank Produce & Dry Salvage Operations
Hawaii Foodbank Development Projects
National Association of Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive
PAR Hawaii - Hele Challenge
Safeway Feed the Need
Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program
15th Annual Waikiki SPAM® Jam
Ward Village Honolulu City Lights Trolley Tours

Hawaiian Telcom - CSFP Volunteers

13 Safeway Bag Summer Hunger - Kauai Kaiser Permanente - NALC Volunteers

Mahalo to Our Donors

FIGHT HUNGER HUI Mr. Ricky L. Hartsell Tom and Megan Norris Mr. Everett B. Young
Recurring Donors Mrs. Suzanne Haverty Ms.Megan O’Connell and Mr.Warren Ripley Ms. Teik-Seng Yu
Ms. Cassandra J. L. Abdul Sheldon & Lois Henderson Ms. Kirsten L. Oleson James & Beverly Yuen
Ms. Diane E. Adkins Mr. Ronald K. Hirata Dayle & James Onishi FIGHT HUNGER HUI
Ms. Carol Aki Mrs. Minerva J. Holt Mr. Steven J. Oppenheimer Kauai Branch
Christopher and Paula Aldis Liz Holthaus Ms. Jacqueline Palmer-Lasky
Mr. Douglas A. Allen Ms. Cari Ann Honda Mr. Gary M. Park Ms. Lorelei K. Albert
Ms. Yvonne M. Angut Ms. Carol L. Hong Ms. Judy Q.U. Park Ms. Paula Bellomo
Mr. Clayton Apilando Ms. Sachiko Hosokawa Ms. Maria Patten Mr. Lars Borg
Mr. Arvind Arya Mr. Michael M. Howard Mr. and Mrs. William Perry Ms. Dianne Gerard
Mr. Kelvin Y. Asato Mr. Bruce M. Howe Mrs. Carole Picciotto Ms. Patricia M. Graves
Mr. Richard Asato Dr. Henry Hsieh Ms. Laurie A. Pietris Hoeppner Family
Mr. Allen H. Awaya Colin Hunter John & Patricia Pitre Ms. Terri Jacobson
Mrs. Su-Ann Y. Banuilos Rev. Sharon M. Inake Mr. Robert J. Porter Mr. Fithian Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Barreca Dr. Kerry Ishihara Mr. J. William Potter, Jr. William & Sueyen Ortiz
Ms. Sue Beitia Ms. Jeanne Iwashita Ms. Denise Preziosi Mr. David M. Roach
Dan and Mary O. Benedict Ms. April James Mr.Pete C.Renteria and Mr.Kevin S.Caravello Mr. and Mrs. James M. Tuttle
Mary Bertolino Mrs. Vineeta Jetley W.S. Rogers LAULOA
Mr. Kenneth G. Best Mrs. Melissa F. Johnson Mr. Louis Rosof The Long Leaf of the Taro
Ms. Teresa Bill Mr. Norman M. Johnson Waileia Davis Roster Donations of $1,000 or More
Blackmore Brady Hawaii LLC Ms. Esther B. Justice Richard & Judith Rovin
Laurel & Milton Bloombaum Mr. and Mrs. Ken S. Kato Ms. Vicki Rowe 808 Empire, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Boylan Mr. Edmund T. Kawai Leila and Benjamin Sagarang
Ms. Susan Barr Brandon Ms. Annette M. Kawasaki Mrs. Shirley Samuelson A Charitable Foundation
Ms. Sheri Brown Mrs. Gail M. Kawatani Mr. Michael W. Sankovic
Severine Marie Pierre Busquet Mr. Jonathan Kealoha Mr. Glenn S. Sato A-1 A-Lectrician, Inc.
Ms. Janis Calton Mr. Todd Kelso Ms. Carmen Scelsa
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cambra Mrs. Jana Kimata Col. William A. Schaake AARP - Waianae
Mr. William W. Carreira Mr. Clayton Kimoto Mr. George J. Schmelzer
Mr. Noel I. Carreon Mr. Wayne King Ms. Stephanie D. Scott ABC Stores
Ms. Paula S. Carroll Ms. Stephanie Kishaba Ms. Barbara J. Service
Ms. Stella C. Catalan Ms. Eleanor Kleiber Andrew & Angela Shattuck Jane & Shunji Adachi
Ms. Blossom M.H. Chang Ms. Jo Ann C. Kocher Ms. Shannon Shea
Ms. Aileen K. Char Ms. Nancy C. Koelper Tom & Cyndi Shea Adobe
Mr. Jingyu Chen Mr. Richard D. Kornowski Mr. Norris S. Shito
Mrs. Tracy Ching Mr. & Mrs. Joseph K. Krahulik Mr. Thomas F. Shiu Advanced Reproductive Medicine &
Ms. Donna J. Christle Kudlich Insurance Services LLC Mr. James A. Simmons
Ms. Erin Claggett Mr. William G. Kunstman Mr. Wayne Slaughter Gynecology of Hawaii Inc.
Ms. Simone E. Cole Mr. Yoshitsugu Kuwabe Ms. Lily Sui-Fong Sun
Ms. Carol A. Coleman Jeraldine & Mel Labrador Gerald & Paula Suyama Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Akamine
Michael & Tasha Conching Ms. Rachel A. Lange Mrs. Evelyn A. Takara
Daniel & Fatiha Curran-Kheddaoui Mrs. Toni L. Lathrop-Lee Mr. Ken M. Takemoto Ms. Sandra M. Akazawa
Mrs. Dorothy J. Dale Ms. Bonnie V. Lau Ms. Paige Takeya
Ms. Catherine E. Davis Dr. Ynhu Le Mr. Bryce M. Tani Ala Moana Hotel
Ms. Kris DeBode Richard W.T. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Russell Y. Tanouye
Ms. Doris Domingo Mr. Steven S. Lee John and Robin Taylor Albertsons Safeway
Mr. & Mrs. Morgen Donohue Mr. Noble Lieu Ms. Rizalminda Teocson
Mrs. Sharon D. Dowdell Mr. & Mrs. John Lin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Tepedino All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd.
Ms. Gertrude Ebesu Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Littman The Baldwin Group Inc.
Ms. Jennifer Engels Miss Juliana Lo Mr. Daniel Tobin Aloha Petroleum, Ltd.
Mrs. Diane F. England Mr. Benjamin Lum, Sr. Mr. Wade Tonaki
Ms. Erin M. Epp Mr. Jason Lupton Ms. Mary E. Tripoli Aloha Society of Association Executives
Mrs. Suzanne S. Evans Ms. Kay Lynch Ms. Karen Twiggs
Mr. Glenn Fernandez Mr. Tyrell S. Maae Mr. Richard van Bodegom Aloha United Way
Marlette L. Fernandez Ms. Laura Marler Ms. Danette H. Victorino
Mrs. Gayle E. Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Martinez Dr. Candace M. Wada, D.D.S. Alston Hunt Floyd & Ing Lawyers
Mrs. Cheryl L. Fontes Ms. Laura Matsumoto Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry S. Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Friedl Mr. Anthony J. McAlum Ms. and Mr. Jennifer Walter American Savings Bank
Ms. Ericka L. Frink Mrs. Janice McCague Dr. Allan Wang
Ms. Susan J. Furuya Mrs. Adrienne McCay Mike & Ann Deborah Washofsky Ameriprise FinancialAnnual Giving Campaign
Geoff & Lena Galbraith Mrs. Dorien McClellan Ms. Joanne V. Weldon
Ms. Janet Gillmar Ms. Margaret McKernan Rev. Loren Werner Dr. & Mrs Eugenius Ang
Ms. Linda Y. Ginoza Mr. and Mrs. Victor Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Perry J. White
J. Goodman Ms. Ann Michaud Ms. Renee M. Winchester Arbor Global LLC
Melanie and Tony Goulart Mr. Patrick T. Miyamura Ms. Cindy Winegar
Dr. and Mrs. David Grossman Moanalua Gardens Missionary Church Mrs. Donna Wisenbaugh Armstrong Foundation
Vincent & Kerry Guerreiro Ms. Fay Molina-Sagon Mrs. Heidi Wong
Dr. Keith W. Haden, M.D. Ms. Katherine Moritomo Norman & Shirley Wong Mr. William E. Atwater
Mr. Ken G. Hagmann Ms. Sayoko Kay Mura Mr. and Mrs. Rodney T. Yamamoto
Ms. Jeanne M. Hamasaki Clinton & Lori Murakami Ms. Carolyn L. Yanagi Ball Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Hannigan Murakami Roofing Service Mr. Dean M. Yokotake
Mrs. Lorena S. Hanyu Ms. Rachel Netski Mr. and Mrs. Harold I. Yonashiro Bank of Hawaii - Live Kokua
Ms. Ann Nishihira Mr. Gerald Yoshikane
Bank of Hawaii Foundation

Ms. Beatrice I. Barretto

Mr. J. Gordon Beaton

Ms. Jill M. Beaupre

Belt Collins Hawaii Ltd.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Berkey

Beta Beta Gamma Foundation

BF Tile, Inc

Joshua & Ann Biggers

Ms. Kimberly C. Biggs

Blackmore Brady Hawaii LLC

Terry Bola

Bowers + Kubota Consulting

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Boylan

Andrew and Ellen Bradley

Mrs. Elizabeth Bremer

Bright Funds Foundation

Stan and Theresa Brown

Mr. Donald S. Brown 14
Gerald and Anita Bruce

Mr. and Mrs. John Stephen Buck Ms. Diane K. Eddy Hawaii State AFL-CIO Kaiser Permanente
Ms.Clarissa Bulosan Mr. Donald Edelheit Hawaii Tourism Authority Mr. Jeffrey Kalani
Ms.Christeen Butterfield Mr. Glenn Eguchi Hawaiian Cement Fred & Alice Kamemoto
Buzz’s Original Steak House Robert & Sharon Ehrhorn Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. Ms. Veronica R. Kaneko
C&S Wholesale Grocers Bruce & Denise Ellinwood Hawaiian Electric Industries Charitable Kapolei Commons
Cades Schutte, LLP Emergency Food and Shelter National Karen & David Stoutemyer Charitable Fund
Ms. Janis Calton Foundation
Calvary Chapel Pearl Harbor Board Program Hazel H. Takumi Foundation of the Hawaii Community Foundation
Ms. Barbara Ann Campbell Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation Lea & John Heide Howard & Audrey Karr
Mr. Tim Campbell Mr. and Mrs. James D. Evans, Jr. Helpful Hearts & Giving Hands Peter & Jill Kashiwa
Campbell Soup Company Expedia Gives Matching Gift Program Mr. Roger V. Heman Mr.Russell S.Kato and Ms.Charleen M. Aina
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Card AdmiralThomasandMrs.SarahFargo,USN(Ret.) Henry and Colene Wong Foundation Mrs. Marilyn R. Katzman
CARE*Link - IT Department Farm Credit Services of Hawaii, ACA HFM FoodService Kaumakapili Church
Carlsmith Ball, LLP Feeding America, Thanks to Donor Hickam Officers Spouses Club Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Keil
Carole Kai Charities, Inc. Ms. Christine Feldmann Hicks Family Charitable Foundation Kiewit Building Group
Caron B Realty International Mr. Everett V. Fernandez Mr. Milton T. Higa The Kilcommons Family
Mr. William W. Carreira Mrs. Gayle E. Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Milton Y. Higa Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kim
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Casabar Finance Factors, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Hen Min Hiu Mr. and Mrs. Roderick K. King
Case Lombardi & Pettit, A Law Corporation First Hawaiian Bank HMS Host Kathleen & Barry Kishimoto
Castiglione A Casauria Foundation First Hawaiian Bank - Kokua Mai Campaign HMSA Ko Olina Community Association, Inc.
Dr. Ann B. Catts First Insurance Co. of Hawaii, Ltd. Ms. Ellen G. Hocker Ko Olina Resort and Marina
Mary Lou Cecil Charitable Trust First Unitarian Church of Honolulu Liz Holthaus Mr. Earl F. Kobatake
Central Pacific Bank Col. Ralph E. Fisher, USAF (RET.) HomeStreet Bank Mr. Davis Kobayashi
Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii FortuneBuilders Ms. Carol L. Hong Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Koide
Chambers & Chambers, Inc. Dr. Gina M. French Honolulu Star-Advertiser & MidWeek Koko Marina Center
Chapel Of Hope Mr. and Mrs. William A. Friedl Honolulu Waldorf School Kook Min Hur Foundation
Mr. Neill A. Char Friends of Hawaii Charities, Inc. Honpa Hongwanji Hawaii Betsuin Mrs. Bertha Kotaka
Mr. Don N. Cherry Mr. Eric Fujimoto Ms. Elizabeth Honzik Mr. John Kotaka
Chevron Humankind Matching Amy Y. Fujinaka Dora Y. Horikawa KPMG Community Giving Campaign
George & Lei Fukuhara Mrs. M. Bernadette Howard Kuan Yin Temple
Gift Program Sheryl P. Gardner, M.D. HSI Mechanical, Inc. Kudlich Insurance Services LLC
Chauncey and Teddie Ching Geico Philanthropic Foundation HSS - Kapolei Partners Holdings, LLC Morris & Judy Kunita
Ms. Nova Ching General Mills Inc. Mr. Odell Hubbard Ms. Virginia Brodhead La Pierre
Theodore & Chuan Chinn German Benevolent Society of Honolulu,Inc. Patrick & Pamela Huber Marc & Geraldine Laidlaw
Choi International Give with Liberty - Liberty Mutual Tom & Gloria Huber Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Laskey
Stephen & Mildred Chong Hung Wo and Elizabeth Lau Ching Mrs. Toni L. Lathrop-Lee
Mr. Brian Christensen Foundation Match Foundation Ms. Debra J. Lau
Ms. Sze Ting Chung Bill & Sheri Gleason Dean & Gail Ihara Mr. and Mrs. Fook Ki Lau
Church of Christ at Pearl Harbor Gloria Kosasa Gainsley Fund of the Hawaii Mr. Kenneth K. Ikeda and Family Laurence H. Dorcy Hawaiian Foundation
City and County of Honolulu Employees Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ikehara Andrew & Donna Lee
City Mill Company, Ltd. / Chung Kun Ai Community Foundation Imagine Nation Books, LTD. Mr. Howard J. Lee
Mr. Michael A. Gold Imperial Hawaii Resort at Waikiki Seung Un Lee and Nan Hee Lim
Foundation Mr. Laurence B. Goldstein Fred & Sheena Ing Leidos, Inc.
Ms. Jessica N. Ciufo Ms. Renee R. Gomes Mr. Donald Inouye Dr. April F. Leong
Masami Clahan Ms. Rose Marie Gooding INspiration Interiors Lex Brodie’s Tire Co.
Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel InSynergy Engineering, Inc. Liberty Tax Hawaii
CoBank Mr. Jay K. Goss International Society for Magnetic Steven & Lorilynn Lindmeier
Ms. Carol A. Coleman Gene & Jean Grippin Lloyd Moore Foundation
Michael & Tasha Conching Michael & Kimberly Guth Resonance in Medicine Inc Mr. Benson Lo
Mr. Kenneth A. Conner Dr. John Haddock Iris C. Hallaran Trust Mr. Elliot H. Loden
Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Dr. Keith W. Haden, M.D. Dr. Kerry Ishihara Mr. Steven C. H. Loui
Mr.James C.Cooper and Ms.Martina Queenth Karen & Mark Hanabusa Mr. Randall Y. Ishii Kem & Junko Lowry
Mr. Corey Correa Mr. Rodney M. Harano Sharon & Brian Ishii Ms. Dale MacGillivray
Mr. John Crank Harmony Chapter #4 Order of the Island Wealth Management Inc Mr. and Mrs. Lance K. Machamer
Dr. Jeff Crawford Tully J. Isle Macy’s / Bloomingdales
Robert Creps and Debra Pfaltzgraff Eastern Star ITO EN (USA) Inc. Macy’s, Inc.
Curves - Kaimuki Harry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong Foundation Mr. Melvyn T. Iwaki Mrs. Rosalinda R. Malalis
Mrs. Kathryn Daisey Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hartley Tad & Carol Iwanuma Manoa Lions Club
Mr. William C. Darrah William & Sharon Harwood Robert & Juanita Jacobsen Marin Community Foundation
Ms. Catherine E. Davis Hawaii Community Foundation Jhamandas Watumull Fund Marriott International, Inc.
Decker Brands - UGG Hawaii Energy Efficiency Program Mr. & Mrs. Earl Johnson Marukai Hawaii Co. Ltd
Deckers Brands Retail Gives Hawaii Food Industry Association, Inc. Tim and Jeanne Johnson Dr. Peter T. Mashimo, D.D.S.
Deloitte Hawaii Hunter Education Program Mr. and Mrs. Greg Jones Masters Back & Neck Pain Relief Center
Dr. Michael J. DeWeert Hawaii Job Corps Center Just Give Employee Campaign Matson Navigation Company
Don Quijote, Inc. Hawaii Justice Foundation Just Tacos Kapolei, Inc. Mauna Kea Resort
DonateWell Hawaii Kai Towne Center Ka Hana O Ke Akua Church - UCC Kristin & Anthony McAndrews
Jana and Larry Dove Hawaii Lions District 50 Kahi Mohala Behavioral Health McCorriston Miller Mukai MacKinnon LLP
Dr. & Mrs. L.Q. Pang Foundation Hawaii Lodging & Tourism Association Kahuku Community Fund of the Hawaii McCully Shopping Center
Dyad, LLC DBA Kawaii Kon Hawaii National Bank McDonald’s Restaurants of Hawaii, Inc.
Mr. Kevin K. Eckert Hawaii Pet Expo Community Foundation
Hawaii Pizza Hut, Inc. Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc.
15 Hawaii Shotokan Karate, Inc.

McInerny Foundation Rainbow Drive-In, Ltd. Mr. Aaron Swain Waiokeola Congregational Church
Mrs. Carole L. McNelly Phillip & Camille Rellinger Ms. Rebecca Taggart Waipahu Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Meadow Gold Dairies, Inc. Rinell Wood Systems, Inc. Linda Chu Takayama Waipahu United Church of Christ
Ms. Joan Meagher Risk Solution Partners, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gregg T. Takayama Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker, Jr.
Mr. Peter Meagher RNO Ms. Patricia Medina Talbert Walmart – Mililani
Media Links Road Builders Corporation Tamura Enterprises, Inc. Walmart Foundation
Menehune Water Company, Inc. Road Safety Services and Design Tamura Super Market Dr. Brian Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Merner Robert H.Y. & Maxine W. Leong Mr. Tamotsu Tanaka Peter & SueAnn Wargo
Merrill Lynch Mr. Bryce M. Tani Weissman Family Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Meyers Charitable Fund Ms. Janis Tanimoto Ms. Joanne V. Weldon
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program ROSES Systems Solutions TD Food Group, Inc. West Beach Realty, Inc.
Min Plastics & Supply, Inc. Rotary Club of Ala Moana Territorial Savings Bank West Coast Ink Tattoo
Mitsunaga Construction, Inc. Rotary Club of Metropolitan Honolulu The Ball Foundation Mr. Charles K. Whitten
Mr. Gary S. Miyamoto Mrs. Glenda K. Rother The Ben and Miriam Lau Foundation Windward City Shopping Center
MK Engineers, LTD Clifton & Abigail Royston The Cades Foundation Women’s Island Soccer Association
Moanalua Gardens Missionary Church Mrs. Amy J. Rozek The Caregiver Foundation Ms. Kiyoko Wong
Moanalua High School Ms. Katie Russell The Episcopal Church of West Oahu Ms. Marquet Y.Y. Wong
Monarch Insurance Services, Inc. Sacred Heart Church - Waianae The Gentry Companies Col. Wendell M. Wong
Monsanto Hawaii Safeway, Inc. The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Norman & Shirley Wong
Kathryn & David Moore Safeway Foundation The Ifuku Family Foundation Y. Hata & Co., Limited
Mr. Stephen M. Mora Leila and Benjamin Sagarang The International City of Refuge Christian James & Diana Yamada
Movie Museum Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Y. Saito Takako Yamagishi
Mr. Warren W. Munro Mr. and Mrs. David M. Saito Church Ministries Dr. & Mrs. Craig A. Yamamoto, D.D.S.
Clinton & Lori Murakami Mr. George J. Schmelzer The MacNaughton Group Ronald & Judy Yamamoto
Murakami Roofing Service Schwab Charitable Fund The Neiman Marcus Group Mr. Michael Yamamoto
Murphy’s Bar & Grill Ms. Stephanie D. Scott The Pampered Chef Dr. Randal K. Yanagisawa
Murphy’s Fund of the Hawaii Ms. Mary E. Sellers The Private Sector Hawaii Ms. Akiko Yazawa
Mr. Stephen W. Seward The Schuler Family Foundation Jean S. Yee
Community Foundation Santosh D. Sharma, M.D. The Shidler Group Judge and Mrs. Patrick K.S.L. Yim
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Musto Andrew & Angela Shattuck The TJX Companies, Inc. Mr. Elijah Yip
Mystic Lodge No.2 - Knights of Pythias Carol & David Shibata The TJX Foundation Ms. Traci E. Young
Na Hoku - Hawaii’s Finest Jewelers Since 1924 Shidler Pacific Advisors, LLC - Davies The William and Sue Gross Family Young’s Market Company of Hawaii
Namaste Fund YourCause, LLC Trustee
Nan, Inc. Pacific Center Foundation Greg Yuen, M.D.
National Interstate Insurance Shidler Pacific Advisors,LLC - Waterfront Plaza Thomas & Elizabeth Brodhead Foundation William & Georgina Yuen
National Philanthropic Trust Mr. Clifford Shima Times Supermarkets Harold & Beverly Zane
Gerald and June Naughton Ms. Suzie M. Shimizu Mr. Henry P. Ting Zephyr Insurance Company, Inc.
Arthur & Pamela Neff Mr. Gerald Y. Shintaku Mr. Daniel Tobin
Network For Good Ms. Susan Shintani Mr. Wade Tonaki LAULOA
Mr. Tim Newsham Shiraki Memorial Foundation Toshiba Business Solutions Kauai Branch
Nightingale Case Management, Inc. Shirokiya, Inc. Mr. Ronald Tougas
NIOC Hawaii Mr. Norris S. Shito Truist Adobe
Mr. Mike Nitta Signature Flight Support Tsuha Foundation Annie Sinclair Knudsen Memorial Fund
Mr. John L. Noland Mr. James A. Simmons Tsutsui & Uehara CPA’s, LLC
Nordic PCL Construction Services, Inc. David and Jeri Simons Ms. Jewell Tuitele of the Hawaii Community Foundation
Mr. Gary J. North SJ Foundation U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Big Save Koloa
Mrs. Faye T. Nyuha Ganiron Mrs. Geraldine A. Sniffen Unicold Corporation Mr. Lars Borg
Oahu Wedding Association Mr. and Mrs. R. Erik Soderholm United Health Group Ms. Clarissa Bulosan
Ohana Veterinary Hospital Aviam Soifer United States Postal Service DuPont Pioneer
Mr. David Oifer and Ms. Linda J. Zarchin Spectrum University Health Alliance Elsie H. Wilcox Foundation
Omidyar Ohana Fund of the Hawaii St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church University of Hawaii at Manoa First Hawaiian Bank
St. Michael Parish University of Hawaii - Kapiolani Foodland Waipouli
Community Foundation St. Elizabeth Church Community College G.N. Wilcox Trust
Once A Month Church St. Francis Healthcare System of Hawaii University of Hawaii - Leeward Harry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong Foundation
Kevin & Patti Oshiro St. Jude Church Kauai United Way
Pacific Rainbow Foundation St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Community College Mr. Thomas D. King, Jr.
Padosi Foundation St. Pius X Church University of Hawaii - West Oahu Ms. Nicole Lilly
Mr. Michael W.H. Pang St. Timothy’s Church University of Hawaii - Windward Matson Navigation Company
Mr. and Mrs. Russell S. Pang Mr. James L. Starshak Community College William & Sueyen Ortiz
PAR Hawaii State Farm Mutual Automobile Leslie and Annie Usui Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.
Deborah & Lily Park Mr. Stanley H. Uyehara Safeway Food & Drug
Pearl City Shopping Center Insurance Company Mr. Paul A. Uyeshiro Patrick & Cher Shane
Pearl Highlands Center State of Hawaii Employees Mr. Robin Uyeshiro and Ms. Donna Leong Al & Jackie Smith
Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. Keith and Polly Steiner Family Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program State of Hawaii Employees
Drs. Michael A. Pleiss & Christine E. Sterling Health Services, Inc VW Club of Hawaii
Jeffrey & Nancy Sue W.R. Berkley Corporation 16
Brotherton-Pleiss Sullivan Family of Companies Dr. Candace M. Wada, D.D.S.
Porsche Club of Hawaii Susan M. Kosasa Fund of the Hawaii Waialae Country Club
Ms. April M. Putnam Waianae Baptist Church
Queen’s Health Systems Community Foundation Waianae Mall
R.M. Towill Corporation Sutter Health / Kahi Mohala Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa
Gerald & Paula Suyama

Sullivan Family of Companies Costco Wholesale  Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor JOHN WHITE LEGACY SOCIETY
Times Supermarkets Damien Memorial School Ruby Tuesday - Moanalua Shopping Center Donors who have included the Hawaii
Walmart Design Partners, Inc. Ruby Tuesday - Mililani Foodbank in their will or estate plans
Dr. Kimi Caswell, DDS MS Ruby Tuesday - Windward Mall
IN-KIND Federal Building  Safeway, Inc. Ms. Kathy Bailey
Donations of Products or Services Federal Detention Center Honolulu Saint Francis School Mr. Anthony Benzon
$1,000 or More Finance Factors, Ltd. Schofield Barracks Commissary Ms. Lainita D. Brownell
First Hawaiian Bank Sheraton Waikiki Hotel Mary Lou Cecil Charitable Trust
Aston Hotels & Resorts Hawaii Group 70 International, Inc. Shidler Pacific Advisors,LLC - Waterfront Plaza Mrs. Tamiko Delos Santos
Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa Hale Kula Elementary School Side Street Inn Bill & Sheri Gleason
Blue Note Hawaii Hanalani Schools SJ Foundation Marvin & Rae Alice Hall
DoubleTree by Hilton Alana - Waikiki Beach Hawaii Business Group, Inc Social Security Office - Kapolei Mr. Gerald P. Harwood
Edward Enterprises, Inc. Hawaii Hunter Education Program Spectrum Mr. Randall M. Iraha
Elite Parking Services Hawaii Lions District 50 SportStan Mrs. Virginia Jordan
First Hawaiian Bank Hawaii Medical College Spouses Hawaii Area Kickball Association Mrs. Polly Kauahi
Global Ocean Club Hawaii News Now Stampin with Aloha Kent & Elizabeth Keith
Grand Wailea Resort Hawaii Pet Expo State of Hawaii Employees Lunsford Dole Phillips
Hawaii News Now Hawaii Youth Symphony Assocation Supremacy Car Club Mr. Mitchell S. Uyeno
Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki and Golf Club Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. Swinerton Builders
Hawaii Yachts / Global Ocean Club HDR Engineers, Inc. Temple Emanu-El
Hilton Garden Inn Waikiki Beach Highlands Intermediate School The Locations Foundation
Honolulu Star-Advertiser & MidWeek Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort Ms. Lynette Tsuda
iHeart Media HMSA United States Coast Guard
Island Air Honolulu Board of Realtors University of Hawaii - Honolulu Community
Island Palm Communities Honolulu Christian Church 
Kauai Marriott Resort and Beach Club Hormel Foods, Inc. College
Marriott’s Ko Olina Beach Club Island Pacific Academy University of Hawaii - Kapiolani Community
MillerCoors Island Palm Communities
Na Hoku - Hawaii’s Finest Jewelers Since John H. Wilson Elementary School College
Kaimuki Middle School University of Hawaii at Manoa
1924 Kaiser Permanente  Wahiawa Elementary School
Pacific Aviation Museum - Pearl Harbor Kamehameha Schools Waianae Mall
Pasha Hawaii Transport Lines LLC Kapalama Elementary School Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa
Prince Resorts Hawaii Kapiolani Medical Center Waiokeola Congregational Church
Safety Systems Hawaii, Inc. Kapolei Commons Waipahu High School
Signature Flight Support Kiewit Building Group Walmart 
Trump International Hotel Waikiki Koko Marina Center WATG
Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Spa L & L Hawaiian Barbecue Webling Elementary School
Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa Lanakila Baptist School Windward City Shopping Center
Wailea Beach Marriott Resort & Spa Larry’s Auto Parts, Inc. Y. Hata & Co., Ltd.
Waimea Valley Leihoku Elementary School
Y. Hata & Co., Ltd. Maemae Elementary School FOOD DONORS - KAUAI
Young’s Market Company of Hawaii Marriott’s Ko Olina Beach Club
Maunawili Elementary School Big Save Foodbank and Friends
FOOD DONORS McCully Shopping Center Foodland
1,000 pounds or more Mililani High School Hawaii Food Service Alliance Join us for upcoming
Mililani Mauka Elementary School HFM FoodService Foodbank and Friends events
ABC Stores Moanalua Gardens Missionary Church Hokuala Golf Course in 2018 for free opportunities
Access Information Management Moanalua High School Kapaa Banana Co. to learn and share helpful
AIA Honolulu Mokulele Elementary School Kauai Grower’s Exchange, Inc. financial strategies with special
Aiea Elementary School Nan, Inc. Kauai Producers Ltd. guest speakers and loyal
Aina Haina Elementary School NAPA Hawaii Kelloggs - One Guy’s Co. supporters of Hawaii Foodbank.
Ala Moana Hotel National Interstate Insurance KFC - Lihue The Foodbank and Friends
Ameriprise Financial Navy Region Hawaii Koa Trading Co / Y.Hata Co. gathering happens quarterly
Aqua Engineers, Inc. Nimitz Elementary School Kolo Kai Organic Farm throughout the year. If you are
BAE Systems Hawaii Shipyards NIOC Hawaii M & K Distributors interested in joining us, please
Ball Corporation NOAA Pacific Services Center Malama Kauai contact Lisa Nakano at
Beacon Health Options Oahu Swim Academy Meadow Gold Hawaii (808) 954-7875 or
Bowers + Kubota Consulting Ohana Health Plan Mondelez [email protected].
Cades Schutte, LLP Pearl City Shopping Center Office of Community Services
Cambria USA Pearl Harbor Kai Elementary School Pepperidge Farm
Carlsmith Ball, LLP Porsche Club of Hawaii Pioneer
Central Union Church Punahou School Rainbow Garden
Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii Radford High School Safeway Stores
City and County of Honolulu Employees Rider Levett Bucknall Ltd. The Pint Size Corporation
Clifford Planning & Architecture LLC Rotary Club of Kahala Sunrise Times Supermarkets
Coffman Engineers Rotary Club of Kapolei Tropic Fish - Kauai
Commercial Roofing & Waterproofing HI,Inc. United States Postal Office
Walmart
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Financial Summary

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2017 FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2017

UNRESTRICTED REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT ASSETS
$25,462,777 Cash $6,132,489
Food contributions Trade receivables, net of allowance $368,723
$3,529,678 Food inventory, net of reserve
Contributions from the public Prepaid expenses & other $1,988,093
$549,477 Board designated funds $64,978
Shared Maintenance Fees
$218,186 Building expansion $675,000
Special Events Revenue Agency assistance $2,200,000
$637,235 Building and equipment replacement $2,353,000
Investment and other income Disaster mitigation & relief
$30,397,353 Food purchase $500,000
Rainy day $3,264,421
Net assets released form restrictions $1,625,683 Neighbor island emergency
Property & equipment, net $262,695
Total unrestricted revenues, gain & other support $32,023,036 Beneficial interest in perpetual trust $1,560,000
Endowment for building maintenance $3,511,273
EXPENSES $29,246,692 Endowment for agency assistance
Program services $615,720 $219,127
Management & general $868,660 $400,000
Fundraising $54,920 $400,000
Other $23,899,799
$30,785,992
Total expenses $1,237,044 $89,195
Increase in unrestricted net assets $442,593
$543,988
CHANGES IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS $1,516,178 LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $1,075,776
Liabilities
Contributions form the public $6,761 Accounts payable & accrued expenses $2,547,940
$10,815,116
Interest income ($1,625,683) Accrued salaries & wages $5,661,681
$19,024,737
Net assets released from restriction Due to agencies $2,780,159
Increase (decrease) in temporarily restricted net assets ($102,744) $1,019,127
Total liabilities $22,824,023
CHANGES IN PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS $12,195 Net Assets $23,899,799
Unrestricted
Change in value of charitable trust
Increase (decrease) in temporarily restricted net assets $12,195 Invested in property & equipment
$1,146,495
Increase in net assets Board designated

NET ASSETS $21,677,528 Other
Beginning of year $22,824,023
End of year Total unrestricted
Temporarily restricted

Permanently restricted

Total net assets
Total liabilities & net assets

EXPENSES REVENUE

2% 10%
2%
2%
3% 9% 33%

95% 23%

21%

18The financial summary provided represents unaudited figures.

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2611 Kilihau St. Puhi Industrial Park
Honolulu, HI 96819 4241-A Hanahou St.
Ph: (808) 836-3600 Lihue, Kauai 96766
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