Hawaii Foodbank 2014 Annual Report

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.

Nearly 300 Food Sources Over 200 Member Agencies

In our 23,668 square–foot warehouse on Oahu and
our 4,750 square–foot warehouse on Kauai we:

Food Manufacturers • Receive, inventory, inspect, sort and store Food Pantries
and Growers Feeding
perishable and nonperishable foods Programs
Homeless
Food Purchases • Purchase and distribute over 3.1 million Shelters and
pounds of fresh produce, assorted canned Soup Kitchens
foods and rice Ohana Produce
Plus Program
Food Retailers • Distribute a monthly average of over 1 Feeding Our Future
and Wholesalers million pounds of food on Oahu and Kauai and Food 4 Keiki
Feeding America Backpack Program
Individual and • Operate according to national standards set
Corporate Canned by Feeding America, the National Food
Food Drives Bank Network.

• Inspect and deliver nearly 4 million pounds
of fresh produce through the Ohana
Produce Plus Program

• Distribute over 13 million pounds of food or
over 9.4 million meals on Oahu and Kauai

Federal Food Most Needed: Monetary donations, canned
Commodities meats or tuna, canned meals, canned soups,
canned vegetables, canned fruits and rice

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HUNGER IN HAWAII

Your donations helped feed 287,000 individuals or 1 in 5
persons statewide this year, including:
u Nearly 48,000 children at risk of hunger
u Over 46,000 elderly living on fixed incomes
u Low–income families who need assistance when funds

and/or food stamps run out
u Working individuals earning low or poverty level wages
u The homeless
u The disabled and war veterans
u The underemployed and unemployed
Your food and monetary donations to the Hawaii
Foodbank help feed these people today and give
them hope for a better future tomorrow. Mahalo
for your generous and continued support.

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November 2014

Dear Friends,

At the end of each year, we look back and are amazed at your dedication and
support to help fulfill our mission so no one in our ohana goes hungry. You are
the reason our outreach can expand to help feed more people each year.

One of the challenges we’ve consistently faced over the years is the rising cost of
food. In 2007, we paid about $5,000 for a container of rice. Today, it costs about
$14,000. Fortunately, we are able to purchase fresh produce through Feeding
America and private brokers for less than 28 cents a pound. The long–term
drought in California may seriously impact prices in the near future, but we will
continue to search for the best prices available.

The quantity of food we purchase has also increased. In 2007, only 5 percent of
the food we distributed was purchased. Last year, 21 percent was purchased
thanks to your monetary donations. Our increase in food purchases was
necessary to help feed the increasing number of people we serve.

Hawaii is the most giving population in the nation. Thanks to you, our
monetary donations have increased so we are able to purchase the food we need.

We had our first full year of service in 2011 at the Kauai Branch. That year, we
distributed close to 580,000 pounds of food to the people of Kauai. Last year, we
distributed 1 million pounds of food. This is another indication of the need we
see in our island ohana.

The Hawaii Foodbank board, staff and the people we serve are grateful for your
dedication and devotion to helping us fulfill our mission.

Mahalo nui loa,

Linda Chu Takayama Dick Grimm
Chair President & CEO

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HAWAII FOODBANK BOARD 2014

OFFICERS

Linda Chu Takayama Noel Trainor Gerald Shintaku Jim Starshak Neill Char Richard Grimm
CHAIR 1ST VICE CHAIR 2ND VICE CHAIR SECRETARY TREASURER PRESIDENT & CEO
Savoy Consulting LLC Kraft Foods in Hawaii Carlsmith Ball LLP First Hawaiian Bank Hawaii Foodbank, Inc.
Office of Economic
Development,

City and County of
Honolulu

MEMBERS Dennis Francis D.K Kodama Daryl Sato KAUAI ADVISORY BOARD
The Honolulu Star–Advertiser D.K Restaurants Advantage Webco Hawaii
Cindy Bauer Charlie King
Surfing the Nations Roger Godfrey Pastor Timothy Mason Mary Sellers King Auto Center
Community Volunteer Calvary by the Sea Bank of Hawaii
Rick Blangiardi Orlando Dutdut
Hawaii News Now Michael Gold Lutheran Church Mark Tonini Foodland Super Market, Ltd.
(KGMB –KHNL) HMSA Hawaii Foodservice Alliance
Jeff Moken Chrystal Fernandes
Stanley Brown Larry Ishii United Airlines LLC Walmart
ConAgra Foods, Hawaii American Savings Bank
Jade Moon Ed Treschuk Lesah Merritt
Brian Christensen Steve Johnson Community Volunteer Sullivan Family of Companies Safeway Food & Drug Store
The Pint Size Corporation Community Volunteer
Barry O’Connell Gordon Yee
Chuck Cotton Charlie King HFM FoodService YeeCorp Financial
iHeartMedia King Auto Center
Sheri Rolf Peter Yukimura
Sarah Fargo Rolf Advertising Koa Trading Company
Community Volunteer

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FOOD DONATIONS & DISTRIBUTION

FOOD DONATIONS & PURCHASES committing a portion of our annual operating budget for dairy products, eggs, bread, snack foods and beverages
food purchase. Your financial support helped purchase (representing the “Plus”) were distributed to 21
The Hawaii Foodbank on Oahu and Kauai received over containers of potatoes, onions, apples, pears and rice, as communities on Oahu through 27 partner agencies.
14.6 million pounds of perishable and nonperishable well as cans of beef stew, spaghetti, chili, luncheon meat
food in FY 2014. Mahalo to the generous support of and tuna. The Foodbank partnered with over 200 member
food industry donors, as well as company and agencies last year. Dedicated agency staff and volunteers
community food drives throughout the year. FOOD DISTRIBUTION assembled and distributed food bags, prepared and
served meals and organized community–wide food
Donation highlights from last year include: The Hawaii Foodbank on Oahu and Kauai distributed distributions across Oahu. Their compassion and hard
• Food retailers increased by 354,568 pounds or 8 over 13.1 million pounds of food from our warehouses work with Hawaii’s needy, helped distribute millions of
in Mapunapuna, Oahu and Puhi Industrial Park, Lihue, pounds of food last year:
percent Kauai. • Food pantries: 29 percent or 3.5 million pounds
• Food wholesalers increased by 104,079 pounds or 9 • Feeding programs, rehabilitation centers and
The Kauai Branch ohana worked hard to distribute a
percent record 1 million pounds of food last year–– an increase residential programs: 5 percent or 619,527 pounds
• United States Department of Agriculture increased by of 172,455 pounds or 20 percent. • Homeless and domestic abuse shelters and soup

60,167 pounds or 4 percent The Ohana Produce Plus Program continues to be the kitchens: 2 percent or 247,811 pounds
• Federal Emergency Management Agency increased by cornerstone of our daily food distribution, representing
over 7.5 million pounds of food or 60 percent of our We also shipped 147,347 pounds of food representing 4
12,424 pounds or 4 percent annual total. Last year, over 3.9 million pounds of fresh percent of our annual distribution to Partner
produce and over 3.5 million pounds of dry goods, Distribution Organizations, the Maui Food Bank and
Of food received, over 3.2 million pounds were The Food Basket on the Big Island.
purchased, thanks to your monetary donations and
grant funding. We supplemented your funds by

St. Jude Westside King’s
Catholic Church Christian Cathedral
Center Kekaha & Chapel
– Kauai Branch

Gregory House –
Save the
Foodbasket

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OHANA PRODUCE PLUS PROGRAM

For 17 years strong, the Hawaii Foodbank and partner agencies organize 600 community distributions on Oahu, an average of 50 a
have distributed millions of pounds of fresh produce and food month. Agencies distributed food to 155,484 people, an average of
to underserved communities on Oahu through the Ohana 12,957 people a month. Ohana community food distributions
Produce Plus Program. Donated and purchased food is helped feed even more people, with each person receiving food for a
distributed to low–income families, the elderly, disabled, the household of two or more members.
homeless and the working poor in communities island wide.
For many families, the Ohana Produce Plus Program is their only
Last year, the Foodbank and 27 partner agencies distributed source of fresh fruits and vegetables. Produce distributed through
over 3.9 million pounds of fresh produce and over 3.5 million the program provides needed nutrients in their diets and
pounds of dry goods, dairy products, eggs, bread, snack foods supplements food staples families are more able to afford
and beverages. through food stamps or grocery purchases.

Last fiscal year, the Foodbank worked with partner agencies to Last year, the Ohana Produce Plus Program served 21

communities on

GEOGRAPHY COMMUNITY PARTNER AGENCY Oahu through 27
Honolulu Downtown/Kakaako partner agencies.
Honolulu/Kakaako Feeding Hawaii Together
East Honolulu Institute for Human Services
Kalihi King’s Cathedral
Kalihi Feeding the Hungry/Surfing the Nations
Kalihi Kokua Kalihi Valley
Kalihi Palama Settlement – Kaahumanu
Honolulu Community Action Program –
Kalihi
Liliha/Kapalama Kalihi-Palama
Calvary Assembly of God
Mutual Housing Association of Hawaii

Central Oahu Aiea/Halawa First Assembly of God
Aiea/Halawa Honolulu Community Action Program – Central
Wahiawa/Whitmore House of Faith Christian Ministries
Waipahu Lighthouse Outreach Center Assembly of God
Wahiawa First Assembly of God – Wahiawa
Waipahu Waipahu United Church of Christ
Wahiawa Feeding the Hungry/Surfing the Nations

Leeward Coast Nanakuli Hale Ola Ho‘opakolea, Inc.
Waianae Honolulu Community Action Program –

Ewa Beach Leeward
Maili Boys and Girls Club, Ewa Beach
Nanakuli Paradise Chapel
Maili City of Joy
Waianae Calvary Chapel Pearl Harbor
Sacred Heart Church Waianae

North Shore Haleiwa North Shore Christian Fellowship
Kahuku Hope Chapel Kahuku

Windward Coast Kahaluu/Kaneohe Honolulu Community Action Program –
Windward
Kahaluu
Waimanalo KEY Project
Dynamic Compassion in Action

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GRANT–IN–AID SENIOR FARMERS MARKET NUTRITION PROGRAM

The Hawaii Foodbank allocated $112,862.85 in The Hawaii Foodbank, in partnership provided by the University of
Grant–In–Aid (GIA) funds to 54 member with the State Office of Community Hawaii College of Tropical
agencies on Oahu and Kauai. GIA funds provide Services and the United States Agriculture and Human
financial assistance to member agencies to help Department of Agriculture/Food and Resources Nutrition Education
purchase food for pantry distributions, feeding Nutrition Service, organized the Senior for Wellness. Mahalo to our
programs and shelter or residential meal services. Farmers Market Nutrition Program agencies for their help in certifying
from June through November 2013. the elderly and disabled and
GIA funds cover Shared Maintenance Fees (SMF) providing language interpreters to
on high–demand food distributed by the The goal was to provide low–income explain the process throughout.
Foodbank on Oahu and Kauai: protein, canned seniors with fresh fruits and vegetables,
food, fresh produce, frozen food, dairy products, increase awareness of the benefits of The Foodbank and partners
eggs, packaged food and rice. Currently, SMF is healthy, well–balanced diets and provided 4,290 elderly and
set at 18 cents per pound. stimulate Hawaii’s economy through local farmers markets. disabled with vouchers valued at $214,500 to purchase
fresh produce through the Senior Farmers Market
SMF is implemented by our national affiliate, People who benefitted from this program were Hawaii Nutrition Program.
Feeding America to help network food banks residents:
cover the cost of collecting, transporting, • 60 years or older Recipients redeemed their vouchers for locally grown
inspecting, storing and distributing millions of • At or below 185 percent of the Federal Poverty produce at certified farmers markets operated by the City
pounds of food each year. SMF ensures agencies and County Peoples Open Market, the Hawaii Farm
share the cost of Foodbank food and services. Guidelines for Hawaii Bureau Federation, Kaiser Permanente, Makeke Kapolei
SMF also gives food distributed a monetary value • Disabled individuals 55 years and under and Waianae Farmers. Voucher redemptions also helped
to help assure it is properly handled with stimulate the economy by supporting local farmers and
minimum waste. Qualified seniors and disabled persons were issued $50 farmers markets.
voucher booklets, answers to Frequently Asked Questions,
In addition to GIA, the Foodbank assists agencies lists of participating farmers markets and dietary guidelines
by waiving fees entirely on select food distributed.
Many agencies operate on limited budgets. At the THE HAWAII FOODBANK 9TH ANNUAL HUNGER WALK
same time, they must distribute food to the needy
free of charge. By waiving SMF, the Foodbank August 31, 2013 – Walkers representing 55 build financial and community support to help restock pantries
helps agencies restock shelves with food so they Foodbank agencies gathered at the Mayor Frank F. with Foodbank food to feed the needy.
may continue to serve the needy in their Fasi Civic Center for the Hawaii Foodbank 9th
communities while realizing savings at the same Annual Hunger Walk sponsored by the Harry C. & Agencies that raised $200 or more had a percentage matched by the
time. Last year, the Foodbank distributed over 9 Nee Chang C. Wong Foundation. The Hunger Walk Harry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong Foundation and the Hawaii
million pounds of food to agencies free of charge. is an annual fundraising campaign for agencies to Foodbank contributing a total of $55,000. Last year, agencies raised
$104,939.41, exceeding its goal of $100,000.
Mahalo to our supporters for granting GIA funds
that enable Foodbank agencies to feed more people: Congratulations to these agencies in recognition of their
fundraising efforts:
OAHU
Aloha United Way Emergency and Crisis Service Fund Top Three Fundraisers 2013
Emergency Food and Shelter Program 1. St. Pius X, $12,375.00
Hawaii Foodbank 2. Cedar Assembly of God, $9,024.01
Harry C. and Nee Chang C. Wong Foundation 3. Once a Month Church, $8,000.00
Most Participants: Church of Christ at Pearl Harbor
KAUAI Most Innovative Fundraising: Private Sector
Emergency Food and Shelter Program Most Improved: Kaumakapili Church
Kauai United Way Team Spirit: Waipahu United Church of Christ - Hug Me Bears
George P. and Ida Tenney Castle Fund
Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Our Lady of Perpetual Help Mahalo to all who made donations of dollars or volunteered time
and effort to support their nonprofit organization of choice. Your
8 gift will help agencies distribute over 12 million pounds of food
to the needy in Hawaii this year.

CHECK–OUT HUNGER FOOD 4 KEIKI BACKPACK PROGRAM

February 12, 2014 – Kraft Foods in Hawaii purchasing donation coupons at check out to From September 2013 through May 2014, 365 students from low–income
families at Princess Victoria Kaiulani Elementary School in Kalihi received
and the Hawaii Foodbank announced the help feed Hawaii's children, elderly and food through the Food 4 Keiki Backpack Program.

results of Check–Out low–income families Once a week, students who qualified for the free or reduced school lunch
program, received backpacks filled with nutritious and easy–to–prepare foods to
Hunger, the Foodbank in need. take home on weekends. Backpacks included pasta meals, soups, cereals, fruit,
apple sauce and pudding cups, snacks, chocolate milk and fruit juice.
holiday giving campaign. Mahalo to our store
Gerald Shintaku and partners and their Last year, the Foodbank and Kaiulani Elementary School staff faced several
Sweetie Pacarro from loyal customers for the challenges:
Kraft Foods in Hawaii were generous donations.
joined by store The dollars they raised • Maintaining student confidentiality
representatives at the helped distribute food
Foodbank warehouse to for 549,920 meals. • Securing parental consent for students to
celebrate the campaign’s participate in the program

success. A check for • Ensuring students picked up backpacks on
Fridays
$219,968.39 was proudly
Maintaining student confidentiality meant
presented to Dick Grimm and u Kraft Foods in Hawaii $5,000.00 revamping our approach with the school,
Polly Kauahi, Foodbank students, parents and method of
president and vice president. u Safeway Food & Drug $104,022.47 distributing backpacks:

Check–Out Hunger was in u Times Supermarkets and Big Save, Kauai $85,648.49 • For students to receive backpacks, parents
stores from November 6, 2013 would need to sign and submit a program
through January 16, 2014. u Don Quijote $14,112.71 consent form. No consent form meant that
Customers participated by student could not receive a backpack.
u Tamura Enterprises $8,599.16
• The school discontinued distributing lists that would identify free/reduced lunch
u Tamura Super Market $1,450.00 students to teachers.

u Kokua Market Natural Foods Co–op $1,135.56 • Backpacks were no longer delivered to students at class. Participating students were
instructed to report to the school cafeteria on Fridays to pick up backpacks.
From l to r: Polly Kauahi, Hawaii Foodbank Vice President & COO; Clayton Eto, Safeway
Kapahulu Store Manager; Carl Fukushima, Safeway Hawaii Grocery Supervisor; Lynette • A number of participating students would forget to pick up backpacks before leaving
Larson, Kokua Market General Manager; Bob Stout, Times Supermarket President; Gerald school on Fridays. As a reminder, announcements were made every Friday to remind
Shintaku, Kraft Foods in Hawaii Customer Business Manager; Dick Grimm, Hawaii Foodbank those students to pick up backpacks in the school cafeteria.
President & CEO.
The Foodbank distributed 1,026 backpacks through the Food 4 Keiki Backpack
Program during the 2013–2014 school year. The significant decrease in
distribution from last year is attributed to the lower number of consent forms
submitted.

Next year, we will maintain student confidentiality and increase program
participation by distributing backpacks to all students, eliminating the need for
program consent forms. Distributing backpacks to all students, will ensure the
89 percent who qualify for free lunch are receiving the food they need on
weekends.

Mahalo to our program donors who helped purchase food and backpacks to
provide meals to children at risk of hunger. And thank you to our volunteer
groups who donated their time and effort. They truly gave from their hearts to
prepack the food throughout the school year.

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THE HAWAII FOODBANK 25TH ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE DAY

Saturday, April 19, 2014 – The Hawaii Foodbank celebrated 25 years of Food Drives and 31 Courtesy of K.R. Ho
years of service to the people of Hawaii. Through the years, your donations raised nearly 200
million pounds of food to help feed the needy.

Terry Heaton, former KGMB news director flew in from Texas to share his memories of how
the first Food Drive began. In 1989, he approached then general manager Dick Grimm and
suggested the station adopt a nonprofit. The staff was in unanimous agreement: the Hawaii
Foodbank! In April, KGMB produced commercials and donated airtime to promote the

Hawaii Foodbank Annual
Easter Food Drive. On
Food Drive Day, the
news team broadcast live
from the first Foodbank
donation site at
Restaurant Row. At the
end of the day, a total of
221,586 pounds was
collected.
Courtesy of S. Chang
Fast forward 25 years and Waterfront Plaza – Annual Food Drive Chair Sheri Rolf (left), Board Chair Linda Takayama
KGMB is still going (second from left) and KGMB & KHNL General Manager Rick Blangiardi (third from right)
strong as the Foodbank applauded as the tally board moved closer towards the Million Meals goal.
loyal television partner,
McCully Shopping Center – Members of the UH Accounting Club Hawaii News Now. Center. In addition, personnel at military bases on
volunteered and made a difference by fish netting, sign waving and Media partners, First Oahu have collected food donations from commissary
doing what they do best: counting dollars! Hawaiian Bank, KSSK patrons, as well as the community.
and the Honolulu
Town Center of Mililani – Volunteers collected food and dollars at Times Star–Advertiser help Change Angels, a concept created by Brandt Farias,
Supermarket. Mahalo to customers for donating on Food Drive Day! promote Annual FoodCourtesy of K. Anderson
10 Drive through marketing, Courtesy
radio, print and web. of K.R. Ho
former First Hawaiian Bank Executive Vice President
Over the years, sister sites
joined Waterfront of Marketing and Communications, had nine
Plaza––Kapolei
Commons, Koko participating sites this year. Mahalo to sponsors
Marina Center, McCully
Shopping Center, Pearl Foodland, KFC Hawaii and The Pampered Chef for
City Shopping Center,
Town Center Mililani, collecting $12,309 in “change to change the face of
Waiokeola
Congregational Church, hunger in Hawaii.”
Windward City
Shopping Center and On Food Drive Day, over 2,000 volunteers fish netted Waterfront Plaza – Terry
Waianae Mall Shopping and waved signs for dollars and food to reach our Heaton stopped by to chat
goal of One Million Meals. That same day, Kauai with Michael W. Perry and
Branch staff and 85 volunteers collected donations at Larry Price of KSSK to take
Safeway, Kapaa; Big Save, Koloa and Waimea; a “walk down Food Drive
memory lane.”

Walmart and Kmart, Lihue and Foodland, Princeville.

Mahalo to you, our Foodbank supporters for raising over 1.8 million meals to
feed the hungry in Hawaii. Your support will give nourishment and hope to
people in Hawaii who need it most.

FEEDING OUR FUTURE

The Sodexo Foundation and the Hawaii Foodbank have partnered
over the past 10 years to organize Feeding Our Future, a summer
lunch program for children at risk of hunger.

Each year, the Sodexo Foundation purchases approximately $25,000
of food for the program. The food is stored at the Sodexo facility,
University of Hawaii at Manoa where staff cooks meals for pick up by
participating Foodbank agencies.

From June 9 through July 18, 2014, 8,690 lunches were distributed to
430 children through the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii, Spaulding
Clubhouse, Honolulu Community Action Program – Youth
Services, Institute for Human Services, the Mutual Housing
Association and Princess Victoria Kaiulani Elementary School.

Natalie Pawluk, Spaulding Clubhouse Director shared her thoughts Courtesy of N. Pawluk
as a new agency participating for the first time:

“We serve kids ages 7 to 17. Our kids are Japanese, Korean, Chinese,
part Hawaiian and Micronesian. Most use English as a second
language or speak another at home.”

Summer activities are divided into morning and afternoon sessions, “Prior to Feeding Our Future, kids brought The kids get excited when the lunches arrive. They
as well as scheduled field trips. On club days, trained staff supervise their own lunch. Twenty to thirty percent love the corn dogs! For some, lunches are
the kids in activities like: of our kids come from families who earn considered ‘second lunch’ since they’re still hungry
$20,000 or below annually. Most parents after eating home lunch.
• Arts & Crafts • Digital Media work two jobs, so kids appreciate the meals
• Gym • Performing Arts as well as the extra social interaction they The teens in our afternoon program also look
receive at the club. forward to the lunches. They actually appreciate it
Courtesy of N. Pawluk more because parents are more likely to pack lunch
Courtesy of N. Pawluk
for the younger kids.”

Natalie looks forward
to participating in
Feeding Our Future
next year.

“Right now, lunches are
served on a first–come,
first–served basis. Next
year, we’ll plan a way to
regulate the
distribution. Maybe
add the lunches as an
option on the program
application.”

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THE HAWAII FOODBANK – April 8, 2014 – Joan Conrow, Kauai Branch Public Relations Consultant (left) gave
KAUAI BRANCH a 25th Annual Food Drive T–shirt to a guest at our first Chamber of Commerce
“After Hours“ event.
The Kauai Branch experienced increased growth in its
partnerships with local agencies and community donors in FY14.
We are pleased to share some of the highlights over the past year:

u We partnered with 30 agencies serving the island from Kekaha to Hanalei.
u We hosted our first Chamber of Commerce “After Hours” Event in April for over

100 guests.
u The National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive brought in 10,719 pounds

of food, a 1,026 pound increase from 2013.
u Our food donors have grown to include over 600 local companies and residents.
u With your support and the hard work of our partner agencies, we distributed over

1 million pounds of food to Kauai islanders in need.
We are fortunate to work with you, our generous donors, as well as giving volunteers
and caring agencies to feed the hungry on Kauai.
Mahalo.

May 10, 2014 – Wes Perreira, Warehouse Supervisor (right) with volunteers on
National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive Day.

February 2014 – Kauai Bible Church held its “Church on the Beach” service and June 2014 – Mark Whitson (left) of St. Catherine Parish hosted nursing
distributed 2,000 pounds of food to 150 families at Salt Pond. school students from Kauai Community College. The students helped
distribute food to the needy at Kapaa Beach Park, then offered free blood
pressure readings and exams.

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HAWAII FOODBANK SPECIAL EVENTS National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive

In fiscal year 2014, your support of Foodbank fundraisers and food drives represented u Macy’s: Bag Hunger Employee Food Drive, March 3 – March 28, 2014
26 percent of our annual revenue. Community partners, corporate sponsors and you – the u D.K. Kodama, Chuck Furuya and Hawaii’s participating chefs, beverage
public – contributed to the success of each event.
vendors and entertainers
Mahalo to these organizations for their valuable partnerships in raising food and dollars to Great Chefs® Fight Hunger, March 15, 2014
help feed the hungry in Hawaii: u Foodland: Bag Up Hunger, April 2014
u Aloun Farms: Onion Festival, April 2014
u Honolulu Country Club Foundation Annual Charity Golf Tournament, August 16, 2013 u The Hawaii Bankers Association Food Drive, April – May 2014
u Macy’s: Shop For A Cause, August 24, 2013 u The Waikiki SPAM Jam, May 3, 2014
u Harry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong Foundation: Annual Hunger Walk, August 31, 2013 u The Hawaii State Association of Letter Carriers
u Feeding America: Hunger Action Month, September 2013 The National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive, May 10, 2014
u Foodland: Give Aloha, September 2013
u Addiction at the Modern, Safehouse at the Republik, M Nightclub, Café Duck Butt

Go Orange Cocktail Week, September 13 – September 23, 2013
u American Institute of Architects Honolulu and Pearlridge Center

Canstruction®, October 12 – October 27, 2013
u Kraft Foods Hawaii, Safeway, Times & Big Save Super Markets, Don Quijote,

Tamura Enterprises, Tamura Super Market
Kraft Check–Out Hunger, November 4, 2013 – January 15, 2014
u Aloun Farms: Pumpkin Patch Festival, October 2013
u Safeway: “Help Us End Hunger” Food Drive, November 13, 2013 – December 25, 2013
u Ward Centers City Lights Trolley Tour: December 8 – December 30, 2013
u Matson, Pasha Hawaii and the Hospitality Coalition
The 10th Annual Hawaii Foodbank Golf Classic, February 7, 2014
u The Honolulu Disc Golf Association: The Shave Ice Bowl, March 1, 2014
u Hawaii Food Industry Association: 21st Annual Golf Tournament, March 14, 2014

Canstruction® Great Chefs® Fight Hunger Hawaii Foodbank Golf Classic

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HAWAII FOODBANK MEMBER AGENCIES 2014

Abundant Life United Pentecost H–5 Light and Salvation Church River of Life Mission Waimanalo Seventh–Day Adventist
Aiea Seventh–Day Adventist Church Hale Kipa Youth Outreach Lighthouse Outreach Center Assembly Rock Church Church
Angel Network Charities, Inc. Hale O Honolulu Ronald McDonald House Charities
Ark of Safety Christian Fellowship Hale Ola Hoopakolea, Inc. of God Sacred Heart Church Waianae Waipahu Aloha Clubhouse
Armed Services YMCA – AMR Outreach Hawaii Church For The Deaf Living the Word Salvation Army – Kaneohe Waipahu Community Christian Church
Armed Services YMCA (Schofield) Hawaii Literacy Mountain View Church Salvation Army – Kauluwela Waipahu Hongwanji Mission – Adult
Beyond The 4 Walls Honolulu Community Action Program – Mutual Housing Association Salvation Army – A.R.C.
Boys and Girls Club – Ewa Beach New Hope Christian Fellowship Salvation Army – ATS Day Care
Boys and Girls Club – Honolulu Central New Hope Kapolei Salvation Army – Camp Homelani Waipahu Seventh–Day Adventist
Calvary Assembly of God Honolulu Community Action Program – New Hope Leeward Salvation Army – Family Treatment
Calvary Chapel Pearl Harbor New Life Body of Christ Christian Salvation Army – Family Services Church
Cedar Assembly of God Waianae Shelter of Wisdom Waipahu United Church of Christ
Center of Deliverance Church of God Honolulu Community Action Program – Church Shriners Hospitals for Children Honolulu Windward Baptist Church
Central Oahu Youth Services North Shore Christian Fellowship South Shore Christian Fellowship Windward United Church of Christ
Windward Ole Ala I Tamaseko Church of God Spirit Filled Christian Fellowship
Association Honolulu Community Action Program – Olivet Baptist Church St. Ann’s Project Share KAUAI BRANCH AGENCIES
Central Samoan Assembly of God Once­A­Month Church St. Anthony’s Outreach
Central Union Church Kalihi­Palama Opportunities and Resources, Inc. St. Elizabeth Catholic Church Aloha Church Assembly of God
Child & Family Service – Healthy Start Honolulu Community Action Program – Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church Boys and Girls Club – Kapaa
Our Lady of Kea‘au St. George Catholic Church Chow Project
Enhanced Youth Services Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church St. John the Baptist Catholic Christ Memorial Episcopal Church
Child & Family Service – Healthy Start Hina Mauka Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Jude Catholic Church Church of the Pacific
Holy Hill of Zion Full Gospel Our Lady of Sorrows Church St. Mark Lutheran Church Eleele Baptist Church
Oahu Honolulu Church of God Parents and Children Together St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Hale Ho‘omalu – Kapaa
Chow Project Honolulu Fil–Am Seventh–Day St. Michael’s Outreach Hina Mauka
Church of Christ at Pearl Harbor Early Head Start St. Pius X Church Holy Cross Church
Church of God of Prophecy – Kaneohe Adventist Church Parents and Children Together St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church Hui O Na Makuahine
City of Joy Assembly of God Ho‘omau Ke Ola St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church Kalaheo (Love Kauai)
City of Refuge Christian Church Hope Chapel Kahuku Economic Development Centers Sts. Peter and Paul Church Kalaheo Missionary Church
Community Life Resource Center dba House of Faith Christian Ministries Parents and Children Together Su Gran Alabanza Kapaa Missionary Church
HUGS Surfing the Nations Kapaa Seventh–Day Adventist Church
Feeding Hawaii Together Hui Malama O Ke Kai Foundation Family Peace Center Susannah Wesley Community Center Kauai Bible Church
Community Clearinghouse Inspire International Parents and Children Together Sutter Health Pacific Kauai Economic Opportunity
Corvette Center Ministries Institute for Human Services Kauai Lighthouse Outreach
Dynamic Compassion In Action Jesus Is Alive Fellowship Hana Like – W. Honolulu Kahi Mohala Behavioral Health King’s Chapel
Easter Seals Hawaii – Ewa Beach ADH Joyful Ministries Parents and Children Together Trinity Church Central Oahu Koloa Union Church
Easter Seals Hawaii – Napuakea ADH Ka Hana O Ke Akua United Church of Trinity Missionary Baptist Church Lihue Court Townhomes
Ewa Beach Baptist Church Kaneohe Community Family Center United States Veterans Initiative Lihue Missionary Church
Ewa Beach United Methodist Church Christ Parents and Children Together Victory Outreach Christian Recovery Nana’s House
Family Promise of Hawaii Kalihi Union Church St. Catherine Parish
First Assembly of God Kalihi–Palama Health Center KPT Family Center Home St. Michael and All Angels
First Assembly of God – Windward Kau Kau Wagon Parents and Children Together Wahiawa Seventh–Day Adventist St. Raphael's Food Pantry
First Assembly of God – Central Kaumakapili Church St. Williams Church
KEY Project KPT Youth Program Church The Salvation Army – Hanapepe Corps
Wahiawa King’s Cathedral Oahu Parents and Children Together Waianae Baptist Church The Salvation Army – Lihue Corps
First United Methodist Church Kokua Kalihi Valley – Elderly Services Waianae Coast Christian Women U–Turn for Christ
Fountains of The Living Water Kokua Kalihi Valley – Public Housing Ohia Shelter Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Westside Christian Church
Full Gospel Church of Oahu Kokua Kalihi Valley – Youth & Family Palama Settlement YWCA – Kauai
Full Gospel Temple Paradise Chapel (Social Service) Center
Good Samaritan Church Services Parish of St. Clement Waikiki Baptist Church PET AGENCIES
Kokua Kalihi Valley – Medicine Bank Partners in Development Foundation Waikiki Community Center
dba Mataala & Tata Ku Aloha Ola Mau Peniel Pearl Gates Church Waikiki Health Center – Care–A–Van Abandoned and Feral Cat Friends
Greater Mount Zion Holiness Church Labor’s Community Services Liaison Po‘ailani Waikiki Health Center – Youth Outreach Hawaii Cat Foundation
Gregory House – Save The Foodbasket Po‘ailani – Pahia Malama Popoki
Gregory House Program Program Private Sector – Hawaii
Lanakila Pacific Rehabilitation Center Rainbow School
14 Life Church Responsive Caregivers – Aiea I
Life Foundation Responsive Caregivers – Kapalama

MAHALO TO OUR DONORS

FIGHT HUNGER HUI Happy Fish Hawaii LLC Mr. Stephen W. Seward Ala Moana Hotel Choi International Development LLC Honolulu Freight Service Lex Brodie's Tire Co. Ms. Billie C. Nelson
Recurring Donors Mr. Sheldon Henderson Tom & Cyndi Shea Alan Shintani, Inc. Stephen & Mildred Chong Mr. & Mrs. William A. Friedl Honolulu HomeLoans Lighthouse Outreach Center Network For Good
Ms. Cassandra J. L. Abdul Mr. Ronald K. Hirata Mr. Norris S. Shito All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd. Ms. Sze Ting Chung Amy Y. Fujinaka Honolulu Star Advertiser & Assembly of God Mr. Tim Newsham
Ms. Diane E. Adkins Ms. Ann H.M. Holt Jim Simmons Aloha Auto Group, Ltd. Church of Christ at Pearl Harbor George & Lei Fukuhara MidWeek Todd P. Lisle
Mr. Douglas A. Allen Ms. Carol L. Hong Katherine & Alan Simpkins Aloha Society of Association Church of the Holy Nativity Thrift Mr. Orlando G. Galeon, Jr. Honolulu United Honpa Living the Word Ministries Mr. John L. Noland
Ms. Yvonne M. Angut Mr. Michael M. Howard Mr. Wayne Slaughter GDO, Inc. Hongwanji Buddhist Women's The Locations Foundation Mr. Glen M. Nomura
Mr. Clayton Apilando Dr. Kerry Ishihara Mr. Matthew S. Snow Executives Shop General Mills, Inc. Association Mr. Elliot H. Loden Nordic PCL Construction Services,
Mr. Martin M. Arinaga Ms. Jeanne Iwashita Ms. Tace Sofia Aloha United Way City and County of Honolulu Gentry Homes, Ltd. Longs Drug Stores/CVS Pharmacy
Mr. Richard Asato Mr. Norman M. Johnson Terril & David Strain Alston Hunt Floyd & Ing Lawyers German Benevolent Society of Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Paul C.T. & Violet Shaw Loo Fund Inc.
Mr. Alden I. Avery Ms. Esther B. Justice Ms. Lily Sui­Fong Sun Altres, Inc. Employees Hawaii Mr. Gary J. North
Mr. Allen H. Awaya Ms. Dianne Kaniaupio Gerald & Paula Suyama American Airlines, Inc. City Mill Company, Ltd. / Chung Honolulu, Inc. of the Hawaii Community Ohana Veterinary Hospital
The Baldwin Group, Inc. Mr. Edmund T. Kawai Mr. Kiley N. Tahara American Savings Bank Mrs. Michelle A. Gladstone Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay Foundation Omidyar Ohana Fund of the
Mr. Kevin J. Banuilos Ms. Annette M. Kawasaki Ms. Leanne Tahara Leslie & Muriel Anderson Kun Ai Foundation Bill & Sheri Gleason Horizon Lines Mr. Kent Lucien
Mrs. Su­Ann Y. Banuilos Ms. Jana Kimata Mr. Ken M. Takemoto Anheuser­Busch Sales of Hawaii, Coastal Construction Company, Mr. Michael A. Gold Mrs. M. Bernadette Howard Hawaii Community
Mr. Randal Bartlett Ms. Kristen N. Kimokeo Kelly Tam Sing Ms. Rose Marie Gooding HSI Mechanical, Inc. Foundation
Ms. Virginia A. Beck Ms. Stephanie Kishaba Mr. Thomas Tan Inc. Inc. J. Goodman Mr. & Mrs. Lance K. Machamer Once A Month Church
Ms. Sue Beitia Lloyd & Faye Kitaoka Mr. Bryce M. Tani Approved Freight Forwarders CoBank Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel Hurley International The MacNaughton Group Mr. Axel Ornelles
L.W. Bennett Ms. Jo Ann C. Kocher Mr. & Mrs. Russell Y. Tanouye Aqua Hotels & Resorts LLC Peter & Bernie Colarusso Mr. Jay K. Goss The Ifuku Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Berkey Ms. Nancy C. Koelper Ms. Rizalminda Teocson Mr. Julian M. Aragon III ConAgra Foods Mrs. Shirley B. Gould Charles & Mildred Ikehara Macy's Mrs. Libby Otte
Mary Bertolino Dr. Denise E. Konan Mr. & Mrs. Anthony R. Tepedino Mr. Michael R. Aranoff Mr. Kenneth A. Conner Mr. George W. Grace Michael & Tomoko Malaghan Pacific Rim Bank
Mr. Kenneth G. Best Mr. Richard D. Kornowski Ms. Mary E. Tripoli Arbor Global LLC Contract Specialties Hawaii Grace Pacific LLC Fred & Sheena Ing Fund of the Hawaii Mr. Benjamin E. Parish
Ronald & Cherlyn Bethel Kudlich Insurance Services LLC Mr. Brian H. Tyau Associa Hawaii Courtyard Waikiki Beach Hotel The Grainger Foundation Inspiration Interiors Community Foundation Park and Park, Attorneys at Law
Ms. Teresa Bill Ms. Vanessa Kung Mr. Joseph Uno Atherton Family Foundation Robert Creps and Debra Grainger Industrial Supplies InSynergy Engineering, Inc. Peter T. Manicas Art & Patricia Park
Blackmore Brady Hawaii LLC Mr. Yoshitsugu Kuwabe Vein and Skin Center of Hawaii Mr. William E. Atwater GRI Medical Services International Marketplace Manoa Waioli Lions Club Ms. Deborah L. Park
Ms. Laurel M. Bloombaum Mrs. Toni L. Lathrop­Lee Ms. Danette H. Victorino BAE Systems Hawaii Shipyards Pfaltzgraff Mr. Richard T. Grimm Dr. Kerry Ishihara Marshall Realty Foundation Mr. Robert L. Pascua
Mr. Greg D. Boorsma Ms. Bonnie V. Lau Candace & Randal Wada Bank of America Charitable Gift Paul & Janet Cronin Gene & Jean Grippin ITOEN (USA), Inc. Mr. Mark H. Matheson Pasha Hawaii Transport Lines LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Boylan Ola Lau Mr. & Mrs. Jeffry S. Wallace Curves Kaimuki Keith W. Haden, M.D. Tad & Carol Iwanuma Matson Navigation Company Samir & Nita Patel
Ms. Barbara J. Brodhead Mrs. Alice A. Lee Ms. Chiung L. Wang Fund Mr. H. Dwight Damon Halau Mohala Ilima Robert & Juanita Jacobsen Jean & William K.H. Mau Paul’s Electrical Contracting LLC
Ms. Sheri Brown Miss Jacqueline J. Levandoski Mr. Abraham J. Weatherspoon Bank of Hawaii ­ Live Kokua Daniel K. Inouye Memorial Fund Marvin & Rae Alice Hall Mrs. Skipper A. Jones Foundation Pearlridge Center
Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Cambra Mr. Noble Liu Ms. Joanne V. Weldon Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Hamada Mr. James D. Jones Mr. Robert F. Maynard Pacific Engineering Management,
Mr. Harold W. Campbell Miss Juliana Lo Mr. & Mrs. Perry J. White Campaign of the Hawaii Community Karen & Mark Hanabusa W.L. & Fay M. Jones McCorriston Miller Mukai
Candace M. Wada, D.D.S. Mr. Jason Lupton Ms. Renee M. Winchester Ms. Beatrice I. Barretto Foundation Mr. Rodney M. Harano Ms. Cynthia Josserand and MacKinnon LLP Ltd.
Mrs. Michelle Cannaday Ms. Kay Lynch Ms. Cindy Winegar Mr. J. Gordon Beaton Mr. William C. Darrah Harmony Chapter #4 Order of McDonald's Restaurants of The Pampered Chef
Mr. Mel Cariaga Ms. Laura Marler Mrs. Donna S. Wisenbaugh Becker Communications, Inc. Ms. Catherine E. Davis Mr. Dean K. Franks Hawaii, Inc. Ms. Barbara Jean Perreira
Mr. William W. Carreira Mr. Thomas P. Mastin Ms. Harriet Woods Mrs. Joan S. Bellinger Mr. Richard A. Delateur the Eastern Star Just Give Mr. & Mrs. James E. McKellar Mr. Jonathan V. Perreira
Mr. F. Scott Carter Ms. Laura Matsumoto Ms. Erin M. Yagi Belt Collins Hawaii Ltd. Mr. James Dixon The Hartley Foundation JW Marriott Ihilani Resort & Spa Meadow Gold Dairies, Inc. The Pettus Foundation
Mr. John A. Carter III Richard & Marjorie Mau Takako Yamagishi Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Berkey Walter & Jutta Dold Hawaii Community Foundation Kahala Associates Ms. Joan Meagher Pioneer Hi­Bred International, Inc.
Ms. Stella C. Catalan Mr. Robert F. Maynard Mr. & Mrs. Rodney T. Yamamoto Beyond The Four Walls Don Quijote Hawaii Dental Service Kahi Mohala Mr. Peter Meagher Private Sector Hawaii
Ms. Blossom M.H. Chang Mrs. Janice McCague Mrs. Carolyn L. Yanagi Joshua & Ann Biggers Laurence H. Dorcy Hawaiian Hawaii Diagnostic Radiology Carole Kai Charities, Inc. Mark & Leighanne Medeiros Procter & Gamble Hawaii
Dr. Maureen O. Chang Mrs. Dorien McClellan Mrs. Laraine S. Yasui Blackmore Brady Hawaii LLC Foundation Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Menehune Water Company, Inc. Prudential Locations LLC
Mr. Jingyu Chen Col. William R. McKinney Mr. Ronald M. Yokota Rick Blangiardi DoubleTree by Hilton Alana Services Mr. & Mrs. Victor Meyers Queen’s Medical Center
Mr. Brian Ching Mr. & Mrs. George Medina Mr. Dean M. Yokotake Bowers + Kubota Consulting Waikiki Hotel Hawaii Energy Efficiency Program Inc. Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Rainbow Drive­In, Ltd.
Ms. Patsy R.O. Chun Mr. & Mrs. Victor Meyers Mr. & Mrs. Harold I. Yonashiro Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Boylan Jana and Larry Dove Hawaii Food Industry Kaiser Permanente Mililani Group, Inc. The Reading Company, Inc.
Ms. Sze Ting Chung Dr. and Mrs. Brian Misaka Mr. Gerald Yoshikane Andrew and Ellen Bradley Mr. David Dunham Mr. Michael Y. Kajiwara Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Minton Phillip & Camille Rellinger
Ms. Simone E. Cole Mr. Patrick T. Miyamura Mr. Everett B. Young David & Elizabeth Bremer E.A. Buck Insurance, Inc. Association, Inc. Fred & Alice Kamemoto Mr. Gary S. Miyamoto Restaurant Yoshiya
Ms. Carol A. Coleman Moanalua Gardens Missionary Mr. Nicholas S.T. Young Thomas & Elizabeth Brodhead Mr. Kevin K. Eckert Hawaii Hunter Education Kasanow & Associates: Life MK Engineers, Ltd. Risk Solution Partners LLC
Mrs. Dorothy J. Dale Ms. Teik­Seng Yu Robert & Sharon Ehrhorn Moanalua Gardens Missionary RNO
Ms. Catherine E. Davis Church James & Beverly Yuen Foundation Electricians, Inc. Program Planning & Wealth Church Road Builders Corporation
Ms. Kris DeBode Jennifer & Matt Moenig Mr. & Mrs. John Stephen Buck Bruce & Denise Ellinwood Hawaii Independent Energy Management Moanalua High School Ron’s Performance Center
Ms. Pearl A. DeSure Ms. Fay Molina­Sagon FIGHT HUNGER HUI Cynthia R. Burdge, M.D. Emergency Food and Shelter Hawaii Job Corps Center Harry & Patti Kasanow The Modern Honolulu ROSES Systems Solutions
Ms. Doris Domingo Mr. John H. Morris Kauai Branch Buzz's Original Steak House National Board Program Hawaii Justice Foundation Peter & Jill Kashiwa Monarch Insurance Services, Inc. Ross Dress for Less
Jana and Larry Dove Mr. William D. Myers Mr. Thomas Beebe The Cades Foundation Enterprise Holdings Hawaii Kai Towne Center Mr. Russell S. Kato and Ms. Jade Moon Rotary Club of East Honolulu
Mrs. Sharon D. Dowdell Gerald and June Naughton Ms. Paula Bellomo Cades Schutte LLP Environ Control, Inc. Hawaii National Bank Ms. Charleen M. Aina Lloyd Moore Foundation Rotary Club of Metropolitan
Mr. Nathan W. Durham Ms. Oanh T. Nguyen Chelcee Buchanan Mr. & Mrs. Hiram J. Callahan EPRI/ Electric Power Research Hawaii News Now Ms. Marilyn R. Katzman Koko Morikawa
E.A. Buck Insurance, Inc. Mr. Harryson Nicholas, Jr. Ms. Alicia Carveiro James Campbell Company LLC Institute Hawaii Pet Expo Kaumakapili Church Craig and Esther Murobayashi Honolulu
Bruce & Denise Ellinwood Nightingale Case Management Ms. Catharina Da Silva James and Abigail Campbell Mr. Douglas N. Ewalt Hawaii Shotokan Karate, Inc. Kawika’s Painting, Inc. Foundation Mrs. Sherryl C. Royce
Mrs. Diane F. England Ms. Kirsten L. Oleson Mr. Robin Fricke and Exchange Club of Downtown Hawaii State AFL­CIO Kazi Foods Corporation of Hawaii Mr. Donald B. Murphy Clifton & Abigail Royston
Col. Suzanne S. Evans Dayle & James Onishi Foundation Honolulu Hawaii Western Management KFC Hawaii Mr. & Mrs. William C. Murphy Safeway Food & Drug
Marlette L. Fernandez Mr. Steven J. Oppenheimer Ms. Crystal Lamon The Caregiver Foundation Admiral Thomas B. Fargo, USN The Kilcommons Family Murphy's Bar & Grill Mr. & Mrs. Steven S. Saito
Mrs. Gayle E. Ferreira Ms. Barbara M. Ornellas Kali Family Care*Link IT Department (Ret.) and Mrs. Sarah Fargo Group Ms. Maurine King Mr. Ronald Mushock Mr. & Mrs. W.I. Samaritano
First Physical & Functional Rehab Ms. Jacqueline Palmer­Lasky Ms. Nicole Lilly Carlsmith Ball LLP Feeding America, thanks to Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. King Windward Nissan Mr. Edward T. Nakagawa Ms. Shirley Schick
Mr. John L. Pang Ms. Lena M. Robertson Mr. William W. Carreira CoBank, ConAgra Foods, FEED Hawaiian Electric Industries Ms. Jane F. Kishida Mr. Sean Nakamura Mr. George J. Schmelzer
at Waipahu Ms. Judy Q.U. Park Patrick & Cher Shane Mr. William A. Carrington USA, Longs Drugs / CVS, Kathleen & Barry Kishimoto Ms. Wendy Nakamura Ms. Rachel Schochet
Mrs. Cheryl L. Fontes Mrs. Carole Picciotto Mr. John Winnes Ms. Lehuanani J. Castro Procter & Gamble, Target, Charitable Foundation Mr. Earl F. Kobatake Nan, Inc. The Schuler Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. William A. Friedl Ms. Keisha G. Poiro Dr. Ann B. Catts The Cheesecake Factory, David & Nery Heenan Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Koide National Association of Residential Mr. David Schulmeister
Ms. Ericka L. Frink Mr. J. William Potter, Jr. LAULOA Mr. Gary L. Caulfield The Pampered Chef Lea & H. John Heide Steven & Estrellita Komura Property Managers Schwab Charitable Fund
Nancy and Jim Frisbie Ms. Denise Preziosi The Long Leaf of the Taro Mary Lou Cecil Charitable Trust The Feinstein Foundation HFM FoodService Mr. Kerry Kopp Gerald and June Naughton Sedona
Ms. Susan J. Furuya Mrs. Sasha Pule­Nicholas Donations of $1,000 or More Central Pacific Bank Ms. Christine Feldmann Hicks Family Charitable Susan M. Kosasa Fund of the Arthur & Pamela Neff Ms. Mary E. Sellers
James & Laura Giddings Mr. Chester Ramos A­1 A­Lectrician, Inc. Chambers & Chambers Wine Mr. Everett V. Fernandez Hawaii Community Servco Pacific, Inc.
J. Goodman Restaurant Yoshiya AARP Waianae Mrs. Gayle E. Ferreira Foundation Foundation
Mrs. Melanie Goulart Waileia Davis Roster ABC Stores Merchants Finance Factors, Ltd. Ouida and Doc Hill Foundation Kraft Foods Foundation ­
Mrs. Shirley B. Gould Richard & Judith Rovin ABS Foundation, Inc. Ms. Blossom M.H. Chang First Assembly King's Cathedral Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Matching Gifts Program
Ms. Joclyn A. Graessle Mrs. Sherryl C. Royce Accuity LLP The Earl M. & Margery C. and Chapels Kraft Foods in Hawaii
Dr. and Mrs. David Grossman Mr. & Mrs. Greg K. Sakamoto Jane & Shunji Adachi First Hawaiian Bank Beach Resort Kudlich Insurance Services LLC A special mahalo to our donors who designated
Vincent & Kerry Guerreiro Allan & Shirley Samuelson Dr. Kristi Adachi Chapman Foundation First Hawaiian Bank ­ Kokua Mai Hilton Worldwide
Keith W. Haden, M.D. Mr. Michael W. Sankovic Adobe A Charitable Foundation Campaign Mr. & Mrs. Hen Min Hiu Morris & Judy Kunita their contributions through the Aloha United
Mrs. Sara Hagen Mr. George J. Schmelzer Advanced Reproductive Cheesecake Factory First Insurance Charitable HMSA Ms. Evangeline J. Lanai Way and Combined Federal Campaigns.
Mrs. Lorena S. Hanyu Mr. Mervyn Schwalger Mr. Don N. Cherry Foundation HMSA Foundation Ms. Mary Evelyn Lasiter
Medicine & Gynecology of Chevron Humankind Matching First Unitarian Church of Mr. Peter Ho Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Laskey
Hawaii Inc. Honolulu Ms. Kim Holmbeck Ms. Debra J. Lau
Aiea High School Gift Program First United Methodist Church Holy Hill of Zion Hill Gospel Mrs. Carol M. Lee
Chicago Cares, Inc. First Wind Howard and Jean Lee
Chauncey and Teddie Ching First Wind Energy LLC Church Leeward Community College
Hung Wo & Elizabeth Lau Ching Col. Ralph E. Fisher, USAF (RET) HomeStreet Bank Employees
Foodland Super Market, Ltd. Ms. Carol L. Hong Seung Un Lee and Nan Hee Lim
Foundation Foresight Leadership Honolulu Country Club Robert & Maxine Leong
Mr. Robin R. Ching Honolulu Country Club Mr. & Mrs. Richard Levins 96640 38446
Theodore & Chuan Chinn
Foundation

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MAHALO TO OUR DONORS

Mr. Stephen W. Seward Mr. & Mrs. John C. Walker, Jr. Grainger Industrial Supplies Bubbies Homemade Ice Cream & HFM FoodService Mililani Ike Elementary School Song Farm Congratulations to the Hawaii State
Santosh D. Sharma, M.D. Walmart Foundation Hamakua Macadamia Nut Co. Desserts Hickam AFB Commissary Mililani Mauka Elementary School South Pacific Distributors Association of Letter Carriers for
Carol & David Shibata Dr. Brian Walsh Hawaii News Now Hickman Family Farms Minute Maid Company SSFM International collecting 538,497 pounds of food
The Shidler Group Peter & SueAnn Wargo Hawaiian Host, Inc. Bumble Bee Foods LLC Higa Meat Company Moanalua Elementary School Starwood Hotels & Resorts statewide during the National
Shidler Pacific Advisors LLC Gulab Watumull Hawaiian Springs LLC Buzz’s Original Steak House Highlands Intermediate School Moanalua Gardens Missionary Association of Letter Carriers
Ms. Pamela Shidu Jhamandas Watumull Fund Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Waikiki Food Drive, May 10, 2014.
Gerald Y. Shintaku Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Cackle Fresh Egg Farm Church State of Hawaii Employees
Ms. Susan Shintani Beach Resort Cades Schutte LLP Beach Resort Moanalua High School Straub Clinic & Hospital, Inc. Mahalo to these organizations and
Mr. Calvin Y. Shiroma Foundation Honolulu Star­Advertiser Campbell Soup Company HMSA The Modern Honolulu Street Bikers United individuals for their tremendous work
Mr. Norris S. Shito Weissman Family Foundation, Inc. Horizon Lines Castle Medical Center Ho Farms Mondelez International Strictly S in organizing the food drive statewide:
SI Group Certified Pension Ms. Joanne V. Weldon JMD Beverages ­ Wine Division of Dr. Kimi Caswell, DDS MS Honolulu Board of Realtors ­ Montessori Community School Sunmac Hawaii, Ltd.
G.N. Wilcox Trust Chabad of Hawaii MTC Seafoods, Ltd. James D. Swoish, Inc. Hawaii State AFL–CIO
Consultants Windward Community College Paradise Beverages Chase Sales & Distribution, Inc. Leeward Regional Group Peter & Lynn Nakashima Taiyo, Inc. Aloha United Way
Harry and Peggy Anne Siegmund JW Marriott Ihilani Resort & Spa City and County of Honolulu Honolulu Christian Church ­ Nan, Inc. Tamura Enterprise
Jim Simmons Employees Kapolei Commons NAPA Hawaii Tamura Supermarket Anheuser–Busch Sales of Hawaii
Simply Organized Women’s Island Soccer Koko Marina Center Employees Senior Fellowship National Association of Letter Target Armstrong Produce
SJ Foundation Marriott’s Ko Olina Beach Club City Mill Company, Ltd. / Chung Honolulu Cookie Company Territorial Savings Bank
Mr. John N. Spadaro Association McCully Shopping Center Honolulu Freight Service Carriers Times Super Markets, Ltd. Steve Croll, NALC State Co–Coordinator
St. Jude Church Harry C. & Nee Chang C. Wong MidWeek Kun Ai Foundation Honolulu Gift Fair Nature's Best Tropicana Products, Inc. & Makiki Letter Carrier
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Morimoto Waikiki The Clorox Company Honolulu Ship Supply Company Nestle Purina TRS Unlimited
St. Timothy’s Church Foundation Pearl City Shopping Center Coastal Pacific Food Distributors Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay Nestle USA Tyson Foods Hawaii Association Independent Schools
State of Hawaii Employees Henry and Colene Wong Sansei Seafood Restaurant & Coca­Cola Bottling Company of Hormel Foods Nico's ­ Pier 38 U.S. Department of Agriculture Hawaii Foodservice Alliance
Mr. Randall K. Steverson Housing Urban Development Nimitz Elementary School U.S. Department of Veterans
Mr. Paul Palalay and Foundation Sushi Bar and d.k Steak House Hawaii HPC Foods, Ltd. Nissan Hawaii Government Employees Association
Tony and Sandra Wong Family Segway of Hawaii Coffman Engineers Ichiriki NOAA Affairs Hawaii News Now
Mrs. Carla Stroh­Palalay Southern Wine & Spirits of Hawaii Coldwell Banker (Leeward Region Ilima Intermediate School Mr. Mike Noguchi UH Master Gardener Program
Jeffrey & Nancy Sue Fund Town Center of Mililani INK Architects Noh Foods International Unicold Corporation Hawaii State Association of Letter Carriers
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald S. Sutherland, Col. Wendell M. Wong Trump International Hotel ­ Grp.) Island Pacific Academy Nordic PCL Construction Services, Unilever/Best Foods Hawaii State Department of Education
Michael & Joanne Wood ConAgra Foods ITOEN (USA) Inc. United States Postal Service Hawaii State Teachers Association
M.D. Ms. Harriet Woods Waikiki Beach Walk Costco Jamba Juice Inc. University of Hawaii Employees Hawaii Transfer Company
Sutter Health Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M. Yamada United Airlines Curves ­ Aiea Johnson Brothers of Hawaii Nuuanu Congregational Church University of Hawaii West Oahu HFM FoodService
Gerald & Paula Suyama Ronald & Judy Yamamoto VIPUSA CVS Caremark Johnson Controls, Inc Oahu Swim Academy Honolulu Freight Service
Dawn Suyenaga Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. Yamauchi Waianae Mall D. Otani Produce Company JW Marriott Ihilani Resort & Spa Ocean Spray, Inc. Employees Honolulu Star–Advertiser
Swinerton Builders Mr. Glen T. Yasue Waiokeola Congregational Church Darigold, Inc. K&K Distributors Oceanic Time Warner Cable Valenti Print Group ILWU – Local 142
Mr. Kiley N. Tahara Akiko Yazawa Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & Del Monte Food Company K. Yamada Distributors, Inc. Odwalla Juice Wahiawa Elementary School Terry Kaolulo, President – Hawaii State
Ms. Leanne Tahara Judge and Mrs. Patrick K.S.L. Yim Diamond Bakery Company, Ltd. Kahala Associates – Mrs. Christina Ohana Farms Waianae Store ­ Okimoto Corp. Association of Letter Carriers
Linda Chu Takayama Mr. Elijah Yip Spa DISA Pacific ­ Ford Island Pacific Expositions Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & & Kailua Letter Carrier
Hazel H. Takumi Foundation Young’s Market Company of Waterfront Plaza Dole Food Company Hawaii Laney Wycheck Pacific Knights Motorcycle Club Catherine Lederer, State AFL–CIO
Tamura Enterprises, Inc. Windward City Shopping Center Don Quijote, Inc. Kaiser Permanente Papa John's Pizza Spa Community Services Liaison/VP Labor
Tamura’s Super Market Hawaii Young’s Market Company of DTRIC Insurance Michael and Sonia Kajiwara Paradise Beverages, Inc. Waiokeola Congregational Church Matson Navigation Company
Ms. Marian Tang Greg Yuen, M.D. East West Marketing Kalaeloa Rental Homes Pearl City Lions Club Walgreens McDonald’s of Hawaii
Ms. Janis Tanimoto Harold & Beverly Zane Hawaii Eggs Hawaii, Inc. Kamehameha Schools Pearl Harbor Commissary Walmart Meadow Gold Dairies
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Y. Tanouye Zephyr Insurance Company, Inc. Farmers Insurance Hawaii Kaneohe MCAS Commissary Pearl Harbor Kai Elementary WATG Menehune Water Company
Target FOOD DONORS Feds Feed Families Kanoelani Elementary School Welch's Foods, Inc. National Association of Letter Carriers
TD Food Group, Inc. LAULOA 1,000 Pounds or More FEMA Kapalama Elementary School School Whole Foods Pepsi Bottling Company of Hawaii
George P. and Ida Tenney Castle Kauai Branch A.C. Lyau Company, Ltd. Ferraro Choi & Associates, Ltd. Kapolei Middle School Pearlridge Center ­ Canstruction Wholesale Unlimited Royal Hawaiian Movers
Mr. Lars Borg AARP Hawaii Finance Factors Kauluwela Elementary School Pepperidge Farm Wilson Elementary School Service Printers
Fund Ms. Alicia Carveiro AARP Waianae Finest Food Company, Inc. KCAA Preschools The Pint Size Corporation Women's Island Soccer Tiny Tadani
Territorial Savings Bank Mr. Robin Fricke and Abbott Nutrition First Hawaiian Bank Kelloggs Sales Company, Inc. Pipeline Smokeshop United States Postal Service
Mr. Wayne T. Teruya ABC Stores Five­O Marketing Services, Inc. Ms. Janet Kelly & Friends Post Foods Association
Times Super Market, Ltd. Ms. Crystal Lamon Access Information Management Foodland Supermarkets, Ltd. Kelly Corned Beef Company of Prince Hall Grand Lodge Wong's Meat Market Adele Yoshikawa, NALC State Chairperson
Mr. Henry P. Ting Kauai United Way Ace Quality Farm Products Forest City Hawaii, Inc. Princess Victoria Kaiulani WSP Hawaii, Inc. & Pearl City Letter Carrier
Mr. Ron Todd Rotary Club of Hanalei Bay Acosta Frito Lay, Inc. Chicago You Produce Company
Mr. Derik I. Tomoyasu ADM Retail & Planning General Mills, Inc. Kraft Foods, Inc. Elementary And most of all, our heartfelt thanks
Touchstone Properties, Ltd. Foundation Going Green Kunia Country Farm Proctor & Gamble FOOD DONORS to postal customers statewide for
Ed & Lorayne Treschuk Sheraton Kauai Resort Architecture Golden State Foods ­ Hawaii Lamb Weston, Inc. Prudential Locations LLC Kauai Branch their generous donations.
TRG IMP LLC Annie Sinclair Knudsen Memorial Advantage Webco Hawaii Grace Pacific LLC Lanakila Pacific Punahou School 1,000 Pounds or More
Truist AIA Honolulu – Canstruction® Group 70 International, Inc. Larry’s Auto Parts, Inc. Quaker Eight Point Distributors, Inc.
Trump International Hotel ­ Fund of the Hawaii Community Aina Haina Elementary School Hale Kula Elementary School Law Office of Hartley & McGehee Quaker ­ Tropicana ­ Gatorade Foodland Kauai
Foundation Ala Moana Hotel Ham Produce & Seafood Le Jardin Academy Rainbow Farm & Produce Frito Lay Hawaii ­ Kauai
Waikiki Beach Walk Starwish Kauai Chapter Alders Hanalani Schools Leeward Community College Reese's Hawaii Bankers Association Food
Tsuha Foundation Elsie H. Wilcox Foundation Aloha Freight Forwarders Hansen Distribution Group Region Mid Pac Chaplain
Mr. & Mrs. Kent K. Tsukamoto S.W. Wilcox Trust Aloha Friday Beverage Company Hawaii Bankers Association Employees RIM Architects, Inc. Drive
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond S. Uchida Aloha Mustang & Shelby Club of Hawaii Business Longs Drugs Stores Riviana Foods Hawaii FoodService Alliance
Unified... JOHN WHITE LEGACY Love’s Bakery Rotary Club of Kahala Sunrise Kapaa Banana Company
Unilever SOCIETY Hawaii Equipment/Toshiba Madden Corporation/Island Rotary Club of Kailua Kauai Island Utility Cooperative
United Airlines Donors who have included Aloha Products Hawaii Foodservice Alliance LLC Rotary Club of Mililani Sunrise Kellogg’s/One Guy
University of Hawaii West Oahu the Hawaii Foodbank in Aloha State Brokerage Hawaii Hunter Education Program Heritage Rotary Club of Windward Oahu Kmart
their will or estate plans Aloha Tofu Hawaii Pet Expo (Ohana Maemae Elementary School Koa Trading Company, Inc.
Employees Ms. Kathy Bailey Aloun Farm, Inc. Maili Moa LLC Sunrise M&K Distributors
Mr. Joseph Uno Mr. Anthony Benzon American Italian Pasta Veterinary Hospital) Malt O Meal Royal State Insurance Meadow Gold Dairies, Inc.
Leslie and Annie Usui Ms. Lainita D. Brownell American Savings Bank Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki and Manoa Elementary School Ruby Tuesday Mondelez
Mr. Stanley H. Uyehara Bill & Sheri Gleason Ameriprise Financial Services Marine Corps Base Hawaii Chapel S&K Sales Company National Association of Letter
Mr. Paul A. Uyeshiro Marvin & Rae Alice Hall Amerisource Bergen Company, Inc. Golf Club Marriott’s Ko Olina Beach Club Safeway Food & Drug
Mr. Robin Uyeshiro and Mr. Gerald P. Harwood Aqua Hotels & Resorts LLC Hawaii Western Management Master Foods, USA Salt Lake Elementary School Carriers
Mrs. Virginia Jordan Aquarius Endeavors USA Richard Matsunaga & Associates Sam's Club Rainbow Garden
Ms. Donna Leong Mrs. Polly Kauahi Armstrong Produce, Ltd. Group Samurai, Inc. Safeway Food & Drug ­ Kapaa
Mr. Scott Viola Kent & Elizabeth Keith Assaggio’s Restaurant Hawaiian Agents Architects, Inc. Schofield Barracks Commissary The Pint Size Corporation
VW Club of Hawaii Lunsford Dole Phillips Avis Budget Group Hawaiian Dredging Construction Maunawili Elementary School Sea Life Park Times Supermarkets|Big Save
Mr. Brad Wagenaar Mr. Mitchell S. Uyeno Bank of Hawaii McCormick & Company 7 Eleven Hawaii, Inc. Walmart
Waialae Country Club Barilla America, Inc. Company, Inc. Mead Johnson and Company, Inc. Simply Organized
Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort & IN-KIND Bar’s Hawaiian Eateries Meadow Gold Dairies, Inc. 647 Civil Engineering SQ
Donations of products or Bowers + Kubota Consulting Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. Menehune Water Company, Inc. So Ono Food Products LLC
Spa services Boy Scouts Hukilau District Hawaiian Express Services, Inc. Micronesia Imports
Waiokeola Congregational Church $1,000 or More The Bridge Church of the Hawaiian Sun Products, Inc. Mililani Baptist Church and
Waipahu United Church of Christ Clear Channel Communications HDR Engineers, Inc.
Leslie Disney Nazarene Heinz Corporation, Incº. Preschool
16 Edward Enterprises, Inc. Hershey’s Chocolate Company
Elite Services
First Hawaiian Bank
Del Marc Fujita Enterprises





STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2014 FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2014

UNRESTRICTED REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT ASSETS
Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,373,613
Food Contributions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 24,905,977 Trade Receivables, Net of Allowance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 691,105
Contributions from the Public . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,507,029 Food Inventory, Net of Reserve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,445,562
Shared Maintenance Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 746,252 Prepaid Expenses and Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 59,646
Special Events Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 174,654 Board Designated Funds
Investment and Other Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 168,182
. $ 29,502,094 Building Expansion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 675,000
Agency Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,200,000
Net assets released from restrictions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,297,302 Building and Equipment Replacement . . . . . . . $ 2,353,000
Disaster Mitigation and Relief . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 500,000
Total unrestricted revenues, gain & other support . . . . . . . $ 30,799,396 Food Purchase . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,264,421
Rainy Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 184,000
EXPENSES Neighbor Island Emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,560,000
Program Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 28,968,561 Property and Equipment, Net . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,090,012
Management and General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 522,154 Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 233,525
Fundraising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 837,430 Endowment for Building Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 400,000
Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 46,365 Endowment for Agency Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 400,000
Total Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 30,374,510
$ 22,429,884
Increase in unrestricted net assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 424,886
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Liabilities

CHANGES IN TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses . . . . . $ 186,961

Contributions from the Public . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,311,923 Accrued Salaries and Wages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 220,739
Deferred Revenue
Interest income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,822
Due to Agencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 242,612

Net Assets Released from Restrictions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ (1,297,302) $ 650,312

Increase (decrease) in temporarily restricted net assets . . . . $ 17,443 Net Assets

CHANGES IN PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Unrestricted
Change in Value of Charitable Trust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $
Invested in Property and Equipment . . . . $ 1,613,514
Increase (decrease) in Permanently Restricted Net Assets . . . . $
19,507 Board Designated . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 10,736,421
Increase in net assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 19,507 Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5,149,812
461,836
Total Unrestricted $ 17,499,747

NET ASSETS Temporarily Restricted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,246,300
Permanently Restricted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,033,525

Beginning of Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 21,317,736 Total Net Assets $ 21,779,572

End of Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 21,779,572 Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 22,429,884

Management & Other Fundraising MaSinh1Fta3eer%eneadnce InvInec3sot%mmeent AUW CFC
2% 3% 3% 2%

EXPENSES REVENUE Individuals,
Direct Mail &
Grants Newsletter
17%
36%

Program Services
95%

Special Events
26%

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How You Can Help Feed Hawaii’s Hungry

Your generous donations and support help distribute food through over 200 Hawaii Foodbank
member agencies on Oahu and Kauai. Here are some of the ways you can continue to help nourish
and give hope to our neighbors, friends and families in need throughout the year:

u Bring your donation of nonperishable foods to any of these year–round drop off locations:
Ruby Tuesday, NAPA Auto Parts, Hard Rock Café and Cutter Ford/Mitsubishi

u Donate online at www.hawaiifoodbank.org
u Organize a food drive or fundraiser with your co–workers, family or friends
u Make a monetary donation in person, on the phone or by mail
u Join our “Fight Hunger Hui” to donate automatically from your checking/savings account or credit card
u Make a matching gift through your company
u Designate your donation to the Hawaii Foodbank through Aloha United Way, #96640

or the Combined Federal Campaign, #38446
u Give a monetary gift in honor of an individual(s), special occasion or in memory of a loved one
u Sign up for our e–newsletter to receive updates on special events and donor opportunities at

www.hawaiifoodbank.org
u Give the gift of stocks, bonds, securities or real estate
u Designate the Hawaii Foodbank as beneficiary of your estate
u Join the John White Legacy Society by making a gift through your Will
u Volunteer at Hawaii Foodbank events and projects

HAWAII FOODBANK – OAHU HAWAII FOODBANK – KAUAI BRANCH Insta
Puhi Industrial Park
2611 Kilihau Street 4241–A Hanahao Place
Lihue, Kauai 96766
Honolulu, HI 96819 Ph: 808–482–2224 • Fax: 808–482–2225

Ph: (808) 836–3600 • Fax: (808) 836–2272

www.hawaiifoodbank.org
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