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FOODBANK VICTORIA ANNUAL SNAPSHOT 2017— 2018
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CEO’S MESSAGE
DID YOU STRUGGLE
TO PUT FOOD ON
THE TABLE IN LAST
12 MONTHS? IF YOU
DID, YOU WERE FAR
FROM ALONE.
“
Our 2017 Hunger Report found 3.6 In the last year, food insecurity – and
million Australians had experienced food food waste – came into the public
insecurity at least once in the previous consciousness at a level I’ve not seen
12 months. For 60 per cent, it was a during my decade at Foodbank. IN THE LAST YEAR,
monthly occurrence. Over a quarter of FOOD INSECURITY
It started in July with the ABC series
these individuals said it was happening
at least weekly.
War on Waste, which shocked the nation AND FOOD WASTE
by exposing us to the realities of our CAME INTO THE PUBLIC
How can this be? In a developed country consumer culture. A segment on Foodbank
CONSCIOUSNESS AT
rich with resources, a healthy economy and
progressive culture, how is this happening?
Look a little closer and you’ll see the
disparities. We grow more than enough
resulted in a flood of enquiries – individuals
wanting to volunteer and donate food or
funds to help.
In October, our Hunger Report gained
“
A LEVEL I’VE NOT SEEN
DURING MY DECADE
AT FOODBANK.
traction in the media. The high cost of DAVE MCNAMARA
food – in fact we export about 65% of
living and bill shock were identified as CEO FOODBANK VICTORIA
farm produce – yet people are going
the main causes of food insecurity. As the
hungry. Our economy is strong, yet
report found, everyday working Australians
household debt levels are among the are now going without food in order to
highest in the world. And what has pay other bills.
happened to values like tolerance,
empathy and collective responsibility Reports coming out of the social services
for our society and environment? sector painted a stark picture too.
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FOODBANK VICTORIA
ANNUAL SNAPSHOT
2017–2018
The Australian Council of Social Service FOOD And the rest of our team continues to
Inequality in Australia 2018 report found Our Food Team continues to work tirelessly provide the support to help make it
wealth inequality is increasing, with the to bring in more food. See page 4. all possible. Our engagement with the
richest income earners in Australia now community is growing. We were selected
owning more than 60 per cent of the by ABC Radio Melbourne as their charity
wealth, while the poorest have less than SCHOOL BREAKFAST CLUBS partner for 2018. We’re partnering with
one per cent. Our School Breakfast Clubs Team more corporates, and in March we held our
continues increasing the opportunity for first corporate cycling challenge to raise
The Salvation Army’s Economic and Social children to learn by delivering healthy funds – The Hunger Ride. See page 10.
Impact Survey found the average Newstart breakfasts into 500 state primary schools.
recipient is living off just $17 a day after In June, a major milestone was reached As we head into our 89th year providing
accommodation expenses. with 5 million breakfasts served since the emergency food relief to vulnerable
program commenced in 2016. See more Victorians, my thanks must go to the
And Anglicare’s Rental Affordability on page 6. amazing team that makes it happen –
Snapshot found a chronic shortage 49 staff members, 2189 volunteers,
of affordable rentals. Not one Melbourne 459 charity partners, 460 food donors,
rental property was found to be affordable COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
240 food drive organisers, 6398 financial
for a single person on Newstart or Our Community Development Team supporters – including the Victorian
Youth Allowance. continues to work closely with our 459 Government – our Board chaired by
charity partners across Victoria, deliver Dorothy Coombe, and our Patron the
In April, we released our Rumbling Farms to Families pop-up markets, and Hon. Linda Dessau AC Governor of Victoria.
Tummies report – looking at child hunger develop and implement targeted new
in Australia. The stats were horrifying: programs to tackle hunger – like our new Sadly, food insecurity will continue to
more than 1 in 5 children in Australia live Essential Pantry program. See page 8. be a problem while the root causes go
in a food insecure household. In fact, it is unaddressed. Until we can unite on solving
more likely for a child to be food insecure these complex issues, Foodbank must exist
than an adult. OPERATIONS to serve the growing population falling
Our Operations Team continues to adapt on hard times.
While dialogue and discontent about for growth, expanding our warehouse
the issue grows, our charity partners capacity, recruiting a new regional
are dealing with greater numbers of transport provider and transitioning
children, adults and aged pensioners 40% of our power usage to solar energy.
requiring assistance – and we are facing See page 12.
an increasing demand for food.
We won’t be discouraged. VOLUNTEERING DAVE MCNAMARA
CEO FOODBANK VICTORIA
Our Volunteering Team continues to
provide the manpower – more than
25,000 hours from 2189 individuals
in 2017/18!
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FOOD IN, FOOD OUT
SOURCE,
KGS 2017–2018
RESCUE, 8.4 MILLION
KILOGRAMS OF FOOD
FEED, = 15 MILLION
NOURISH. MEALS
“
Thanks to the generosity of our supporters
across the food and grocery sector, we were
able to distribute more than 8.4 million IT JUST HELPS US GET THROUGH A
kilograms of staple, fresh and frozen foods COUPLE OF WEEKS AND HELPS US KEEP
in 2017/18 – the equivalent of providing
more than 15 million meals.
The amount of fresh produce, fruit and
vegetables increased by 55 per cent
“
THE BILLS DOWN IN DOING SO; AND
GETTING FRESH FOOD IN TO KEEP US
A BIT HEALTHIER AS WELL.
to more than 1.9 million kilograms. DYLAN, RECIPIENT AT A FARMS
With people experiencing food insecurity TO FAMILIES POP-UP MARKET
often reliant on cheap nutrient-poor food,
providing nutritious produce is core to
our vision of healthy food for all.
In addition to food, we also distributed
almost 400,000 kilograms of personal
hygiene and household items, which are
in high demand.
IN 2018/19 WE HOPE TO
SOURCE EVEN MORE FRESH
PRODUCE AND PERSONAL
HYGIENE ITEMS TO ASSIST
THOSE IN NEED.
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FOODBANK VICTORIA
ANNUAL SNAPSHOT
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KILOS DISTRIBUTED
CHARITY INTERSTATE SCHOOL
PARTNERS FOODBANKS BREAKFAST CLUBS
x 459 x6 x 500
= 6,294,984 KGS = 1,442,751 KGS = 718,878 KGS
83%
38% VICTORIA 35%
RURAL METRO
62% 65%
INTER
METRO 17% RURAL
ST
A
TE
LOCATION OF FOOD LOCATION OF
CHARITY PARTNERS DESTINATION SCHOOL BREAKFAST CLUBS
PRODUCT TYPE
PANTRY FRESH PRODUCE, FROZEN PERSONAL
STAPLES FRUIT AND AND CHILLED HYGIENE AND
VEGETABLES HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS
= 4,703,595 KGS = 1,926,790 KGS = 1,441,257 KGS = 391,881 KGS
SOURCE
VICTORIAN NATIONAL LOCAL FOOD
DONORS DONORS DRIVES
x 387 x 73 x 240
= 3,465,477 KGS = 5,452,617 KGS = 69,985 KGS
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SCHOOL BREAKFAST CLUBS
HEALTHY
BREAKFASTS =
BETTER ENGAGEMENT
AND LEARNING
IN THE CLASSROOM.
“
THANKS FOR ALL
“
THE YUMMY FOOD.
MY FAVOURITE
ONE IS FRUIT CUPS
HAMISH, SCHOOL BREAKFAST
CLUB ATTENDEE
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FOODBANK VICTORIA
ANNUAL SNAPSHOT
2017–2018
“
THANK YOU FOR PROVIDING
US WITH BREAKFAST
IN THE MORNING. I LIKE
“
COMING TO SCHOOL TO
HAVE BREAKFAST, IT’S A
GOOD START TO THE DAY.
DEMETRIOS, SCHOOL BREAKFAST
CLUB ATTENDEE
Pho to: Jaso n Edw ards
, New spix
In June 2018, our School Breakfast Clubs In May it was announced the Breakfast
program reached a major milestone. Club menu would expand to include
Minister for Education James Merlino Vegemite and honey from Term 3,
visited Morwell Park Primary School to 2018. In keeping with the all Victorian-
mark 5 million breakfasts served since manufactured menu, the honey is being
the program commenced in 2016. sourced from Beechworth Honey
and the Vegemite is manufactured
There are now up to 50,000 breakfasts by Bega in Port Melbourne. MENU
being served each week in 500 of Victoria’s Oats
most disadvantaged state primary schools. School Breakfast Clubs are supporting Vita Brits
But what is this achieving? some of the vital ingredients to success Wholegrain Ch
eerios
in the classroom – concentration, Muesli
In March an interim program evaluation engagement and behaviour. UHT milk
report was released by Victoria University. Baked beans
Among the findings from the second full Fresh apples
IN 2018/19, WE HOPE TO Canned fruit
year of the program:
SECURE THE FUTURE Fruit cups
• 81 per cent of schools reported improved OF THE PROGRAM AND Vegemite
Honey
concentration as a result of students DEVELOP MORE INITIATIVES ALL MADE IN
attending Breakfast Club VICTORIA
TO ENSURE ALL KIDS IN
• 76 per cent reported improved social VICTORIA HAVE ACCESS
relationships TO HEALTHY FOOD.
• 72 per cent reported improved
engagement in classroom activities
• 70 per cent reported improved behaviour.
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COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
GETTING FOOD
TO VULNERABLE
VICTORIANS IS
WHAT FOODBANK
HAS BEEN DOING
SINCE 1930.
“
IT’S THE SMALL THINGS
THAT CAN REALLY MAKE A
DIFFERENCE. MOVING INTO
CRISIS ACCOMMODATION
AND BEING SUPPLIED WITH
AN ESSENTIAL HAMPER
MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE
“
SOMEBODY CARES. IT’S
THESE THINGS THAT HELP
KEEP HOPE ALIVE.
EMMA, FORMER
RECIPIENT OF LAUNCH
HOUSING SERVICES
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ANNUAL SNAPSHOT
2017–2018
“
THESE POP-UP MARKETS
ARE FANTASTIC, BECAUSE
EVERYTHING IS FRESH, IT
KEEPS A LOT LONGER, AND
IT’S NICE TO GET REALLY
“
FRESH FOOD, AND FRESH
MILK, AND ALL THAT SORT
OF STUFF.
GLORIA, RECIPIENT AT
A FARMS TO FAMILIES
POP-UP MARKET
In June 2018 we announced a pilot
program in collaboration with Launch
While a lot has changed in almost Housing – one of Melbourne’s leading
90 years, our core ability to reach homelessness organisations.
vulnerable Victorians wherever they
live has always relied on collaboration With rates of homelessness and waiting
with our peers in the charity sector. lists for public housing at an all-time high,
our Essential Pantry program aims to
In 2017/18 we worked with 459 charities relieve pressure on people transitioning
across Victoria, ranging from neighbourhood into 600 of Launch Housing’s crisis and
houses and church groups to large service transitional accommodation sites.
organisations such as the Salvation Army
and Anglicare. New tenants receive hampers filled with
staple food items as well as personal
With varying food programs and levels hygiene items, generously donated by
of service delivery among our partners, our partner Asaleo Care. Each hamper
our Community Development Team has is valued at $245.
also started piloting targeted programs
to fill identified gaps. IN 2018/19 WE HOPE TO
In 2017/18 we continued to roll out PROVE THE BENEFITS OF
our Farms to Families pop-up market THE ESSENTIAL PANTRY
program, which provided 3000 families PROGRAM SO IT CAN BE
with enough fruit and vegetables to last
them a week. Thirteen markets were ROLLED OUT MORE WIDELY.
held in collaboration with partners in WE WILL CONTINUE TO
Doveton, Ascot Vale, Hoppers Crossing, SEEK FUNDING SO WE
Colac, Morwell and Mulgrave. Each market
distributed an average of 5,175 kilograms
CAN HOLD MORE FARMS
of nutritious fresh produce. TO FAMILIES MARKETS TO
ENSURE DISADVANTAGED
These markets are made possible with
funding from corporate partners and COMMUNITIES HAVE ACCESS
philanthropic trusts. Our thanks go to TO FRESH, NUTRITIOUS
Peters Ice Cream, Bulla Dairy Foods, PRODUCE. AND WE WILL
The Jack Brockhoff Foundation, Moonee
Valley City Council, Ford, Asaelo Care
CONTINUE TO WORK
and The Aaron Sansoni Foundation for CLOSELY WITH OUR CHARITY
their support in 2017/18. PARTNERS TO SUPPORT
THEIR FOOD RELIEF EFFORTS.
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COMMUNITY SUPPORT
WHILE DEMAND
FOR FOOD RELIEF IS
ON THE RISE, SO
TOO IS THE PROFILE
OF FOOD INSECURITY,
FOOD WASTE
AND FOODBANK.
“
I FEEL REALLY ACCOMPLISHED
WHEN I VOLUNTEER AT
FOODBANK. IT’S SO HANDS
ON AND I GET TO SEE THE
REPRESENTATIVES OF SO MANY
CHARITY ORGANISATIONS
PICKING UP FOOD. YOU CAN SEE
“
THE DIRECT IMPACT, YOU CAN
SEE HOW IT’S HELPING RIGHT
IN FRONT OF YOUR EYES.
KATELYN, VOLUNTEER11
FOODBANK VICTORIA
ANNUAL SNAPSHOT
2017–2018
“
“I ASKED MUM IF WE COULD THINK OF SOME IDEAS
OF HOW I COULD HELP THEM. AND SHE SAID I COULD
EARN 50 CENTS A CHORE AROUND THE HOUSE AND
I COULD ASK NONNA AND PA FOR SOME BIRTHDAY
MONEY TO USE FOR IT AND ALSO DO SOME BUSKING.
LUIGI, 10, DONOR
Increased awareness of Foodbank enables In January our hearts burst when we In April we announced our partnership
us to engage and inspire individuals and met Luigi. The 10-year-old had read our with ABC Radio Melbourne after being
communities to help make a difference. Christmas appeal letter about a Victorian selected as their chosen charity for 2018.
family struggling with food insecurity. The news coincided with the launch of our
In 2017/18, a total of 2189 individuals Wanting to help, Luigi set about Rumbling Tummies report and an outside
donated 25,852 hours of time at our undertaking additional chores at home, broadcast with Mornings and Conversation
Yarraville warehouse, Farms to Families busking with his brother and collecting Hour presenter Jon Faine at Doveton
pop-up markets and at community all his birthday money. His donation College – one of the schools participating
events. This gift of time is valued at (totalling $324) and inspiring kindness in our School Breakfast Clubs program.
almost $700,000! resulted in interviews with the Il Globo
In July 2017, volunteers and fundraisers
newspaper and Rete Italia radio. IN 2018/19, WE HOPE TO
joined Team Foodbank for Run Melbourne, In March we held our first corporate ENGAGE MORE PEOPLE
raising $28,556 to support our work. cycling challenge to raise funds. IN THE ISSUE OF FOOD
In October we held the inaugural
The Hunger Ride took place on 3 March, INSECURITY AND
with six teams and 21 riders battling brutal
Cans Film Festival with the Sun Theatre
heat to complete the 170-kilometre course
PROVIDE THEM WITH THE
Yarraville. The weekend of food-inspired
from Beechworth, up Mt Buffalo and KNOWLEDGE AND TOOLS
films and surrounding promotion resulted
in hundreds of donated canned foods.
back. In total, $61,213 was raised – with TO HELP FIGHT HUNGER
Team Skybus racing to the front of the AND FOOD WASTE.
Our financial donors continued to respond fundraising pack with $27,651 in donations.
to our appeals. While Christmas 2017 was
In March we teamed up with the Essendon
the biggest response we’d ever seen to a
Football Club and Energy Australia for the
direct mail appeal, at tax time this was
Goals To End Hunger campaign. At every
surpassed again – highlighting the public’s
Bombers’ home game during 2018, Energy
willingness and desire to support our work.
Australia has pledged to donate 200 meals
for every Bombers goal.12 OPERATIONS AS DEMAND FOR FOOD INCREASES, WE ARE FACED WITH THE CHALLENGE OF SOURCING MORE FOOD AND HAVING THE RESOURCES AND CAPACITY TO STORE, PICK, PACK AND TRANSPORT IT.
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FOODBANK VICTORIA
ANNUAL SNAPSHOT
2017–2018
“
FOODBANK’S CRITICAL TO
“
WHAT WE DO. WE COULDN’T
DO WHAT WE DO WITHOUT
FOODBANK.
LESLIE, CHARITY PARTNER
REPRESENTATIVE
In 2017/18 we were able to increase the
volume of food donations by 8 per cent,
expand our warehouse racking space by
almost 25 per cent, make improvements
to our online ordering system for charities,
and transition to a new freight provider
for regional deliveries.
In June 2018, we installed 357 solar panels
on the roof of our main distribution
centre in Yarraville. The 100kW system
will generate around 40 per cent of the
site’s total power usage – allowing us to
redirect cost savings into food distribution.
This was made possible through a grant
from the Australian Department of the
Environment and Energy, which helped
to fund approximately half of the project.
IN 2018/19, WE HOPE TO
FIND INNOVATIVE WAYS
TO EFFICIENTLY AND
EFFECTIVELY SOURCE AND
DELIVER MORE FOOD TO
MEET INCREASING DEMAND.
“
IT’S GOBSMACKING TO SEE
HOW MUCH FOOD COULD
“
GO TO WASTE AND IT’S
NOW BEING DISTRIBUTED
TO PEOPLE WHO NEED IT.
NAOMI, CHARITY PARTNER
REPRESENTATIVE14
THANKS TO ALL
OUR SUPPORTERS
IN 2017/2018
CORPORATE The George Annex Foods Billie Bob Carman’s Fine Corvina Quality
PARTNERS Kerferd Hotel
Antonello Produce
International Foods Foods
Peters Ice Cream Corrs Chambers Bio Living Carter & Spencer Costa Group
Asaleo Care
Bulla Dairy Foods Westgarth International Group
Cousins Produce
Astoria Paper
EnergyAustralia Biodynamic Catch of The Day
Products Crazy Dragon
Marketing
Essendon Football
FOOD CBS International
Atlantic Group Creamy Valley
Club
AND BioPak
Challenge Meats Produce
GROCERY AU Future Health
Blackmores
Asaleo Care DONORS Cherrybrook CTD In The Bag
Aussie Farmers
2PH Marketing Blue Lake Milling Cherry Farm
Direct Custom Choc
HUNGER RIDE 3 Bags Full Bon Food Chicane Marketing
Australian Daiwa Food
Teams: 5 Ways International Bond Street Chobani Corporation
Foods Distribution
SkyBus 5iveSenses Chocolatier Dallas
Australian Boneo Farm International
Peters Ice Cream A Hartrodt Chrisco Hampers
Jalapenos
Australia Bridgewater Australia Danone
Port of Melbourne Australian Poultry Farm
A&G Lamattina Club Trading & Davies Bakery
Danone YoPRO Pharmaceutical
& Sons BRP Wholesalers Distribution
Industries Deloraine Dairy
C.T. Freight Bub Australia C.M.D. Group
AB World Foods Avos R Us Denbies Group
Prestige Foods Limited
ABC Sales & Cobs Fine Foods
Baco Dench Bakers
Marketing Bulla Dairy Foods
Ambassador: Coca-Cola Amatil
BAHL Homes DHN Trading
Abel Lemon Butler Market
Baden Cooke Coco Frio
Distribution Bakers Maison Gardens Directus Australia
Coco Joy
Admiral Foods Barkers Melbourne C &S Ponte Dorsogna
Delivery partner: Coffee Club
Aldi Beak & Johnston Califia Farms DP World Australia
Cycling Victoria Coles
Allied Pinnacle Bega Cheese Camerons Dr. Oetker
Community Chef Australia
Event partners: Alligator Brands Bellamy’s Organic Campbell Arnott’s
Fresh Pasta Concordia Dyers Distribution
Caramel Creative Benedikt Imports Campoli Foods &
Altimate Foods Australia Australian Dairy Conga Foods Edlyn Foods
Finsbury Green
Partners
AMV Fresh Bevco Coolibah Herbs EIKI Projectors
Hub Cycling
Camptara Fruit &
Andros Barkers Bidfood Corona Elite World Trading
Pizzini Wines Veg Wholesalers
Manufacturing
Anika Nominees Big Valley Produce Embassy Baking
Caps and Bells15
FOODBANK VICTORIA
ANNUAL SNAPSHOT
2017–2018
Emma & Tom’s Future Bake Heart of Asia King International Marathon Food Nichirei Australia
Australia Australia Industries
Encore Tissue Kingpin Motor Nourish Foods Co
Product G&K Fine Foods Home Ice Cream Maria’s Pasta
Kinnerton nudie
Entyce Food Gaganis Bros Homebush Cakes Confectionary Mars Australia
NuLac Foods
Ingredients Melbourne
Hormel Foods Knit One Give One McCain Foods
Nuttelex
ER Hawkes & Sons Galea Enterprises Australia
Koorelah Farms McCormick Foods
Officer Logistics
Extravert Gap Farm Hot Shots
Kréol McDonald’s
Management Australia Officeworks
EZIPAC
Krispi Foods MEB Foods
General Mills HVH Produce Oliver’s Real Food
F. Mayer Imports
Australia Kruger ANZ Mecrus Berry
Hypro Produce oOh! Edge
Fabulous Fresh Sensation
George Weston KS Global Trading
Brothers IAG Opaljade
Foods Melba Fresh
LaManna Premier
Fairfax Events ICB Group Orange & Green
Get Farmed Group Melbourne Market
Famous Pacific Iconic Food Authority Organic Growers
Glenorie Larderfresh
Shipping Distribution Group
Hydroponics Melbourne Pear
Latorre’s Fruit
Fareshare IFS Company Oriental Merchant
Gluten Free & Vegetable
Farm Pride Bakehouse Imaging Associates Wholesalers Melrose Orora
Laboratories
Ferrero Australia GM Property Imports of France Lauria Exclusive Ottovo
Group Foods Metcash International
Ferrinda Fresh Inghams
Trading
Go Natural Enterprises Lavazza Mildura Fresh
Flavorite
Oxford Cold
Goodman Fielder INVO ANZ Lawand Trade Moka Foods
Flavour Makers Storage
GrainCorp J.N. Goegan & Son Lemnos Foods Mondelēz
Flavourwave Ozone Organics
International
Grand Foods Jacob Douwe Leslie Apted &
Fonterra Pace Biscuits
Egberts Sons Monde Nissin
Granieri’s Fresh
Food Babies Love Pace Farm
Produce Jalna Dairy Foods Lester Farms Montague
Food For Change Pacific Food
Green Eggs JC’s Quality Foods LIFE Moondarra Cheese
Industries
Food FX
GSF Fresh Jenny Craig Lindt & Sprungli Mrs Mac’s
Pactum Dairy
Forevergreen Fresh Australia
Gunn & Lion MT Corporation
Paradise Gourmet
Fournil97 McConville Jomeis Fine Foods
Living Foods Mulgowie Farming Foods
Pharmacy
Fragapane Farms Josh’s Rainbow Company
Louis Melbourne Paramount
Halo Top Eggs
Franchised Food Mundella Foods Victoria Trust
Loving Earth
Company Halt For Holts Joval Wine Group
Nan Fong Parmalat
L.T’s Eggs
Freedom Foods Hamper World Joy Foods Australia Trading Co
Parsram Foods
Luv-a-Duck
Fresh Berry Co Hampers With Bite Kadac Nando’s
Patties Foods
Madame Flavour
Fresh Crop Harvest Moon Kaiteki Fresh National Storage
Pental
Made Group
Fresh Growers Health Lab Kalfresh Natural Raw C
Peppercorn Food
Maestre Family
Fresh Select Healthwise Kailis Bros Nelson & Company
Food
Robertson Exports
Fresh Zest Heinz Kapiris Bros PepsiCo
Maggie Beer
Nepean River
Freshmax Australia Hellmann Kellogg’s Perfection Fresh
MAK Eggs Dairy
Frontier Touring Henkel Kelly Bros Market Peters Ice Cream
Manassen Foods Nestlé
Gardeners
Fruitmark Henning Harders PFD Food Services
Manhein Fowles Nevana Fine
KFC
Functional Foods Hermitage Pastries Picnic Dairy Foods
Manna Produce
Global Produce KIIS FM 101.1
Group Nexba Beverages Pie Cost Bakery
HM Clause Kimberly-Clarke16 SUPPORTERS
CONTINUED
Pignataro Rugby Farm Sticky Foods Bilingual Ford Central Chinese
Wholesale Baptist Church
S.A.S Pastroral Storck Uncle Toby’s Asaelo Care
PMFresh Central West
Sabrands Stuart Alexander Unilever The Aaron Sansoni
Gippsland PCP
Popcorn Displays & Co Foundation
SAF Holland Uphamgo Australia
Chobani
Premium Fresh Sun Country Fresh
Sahara Logistics Vagary Creative
City of
Prestige Produce Sun Health Foods CORPORATE
Saizeriya Australia Valcorp Fine Foods Stonnington
VOLUNTEER
Primo Smallgoods Sunland Fresh Fruit
Samanthas Valley Fresh GROUPS Commonwealth
Procter & Gamble Childcare Sunny Queen Australia 3M Bank
Farms
Pure Fine Foods Sandhurst Fine VB Sculli Aaron Sansoni Computershare
Foods SunRice Foundation
PZ Cussons Veli Velisha Coptic Orthodox
Sanitarium Suntory Coffee ABC Radio Church
R Anguey Victoria Hill
Saputo Dairy Sutton Farms Melbourne Corporate Traveller
Rand Transport Vita Station
Australia Accru
Table of Plenty Crown Relocations
Rangiora Bakery Vitaco Health
Scalzo Foods ADCO
Table Top Australia CSL
Raw Materials Constructions
Schweppes Vegetable Co
Vittoria Cummins
Ray K Ghalloub Australia Adecco
Taj Indian Foods
& Sons Walker Datacom
Scott’s AGL Energy
Tata Global International
Ray Gregory Refrigerated Deakin University
Beverages ANZ
& Sons Freightways Wattle Health
Defence Force
Tea is My Life Australia AON
Real Food Seaway Recruiting
Distributors Temptation Wattle Organic Asaleo Care
SecondBite Deloitte
Bakeries Farms
Real Pet Food ASIC
Select Food Group DON
Company Tender Choice Weis Frozen Foods
Select Harvests Foods Asurion DP World
Red Dirt Melons Westmores Fruit
Seven Seeds Thankyou Wholesalers Austrade Social EML
Red Gem Growers Group
& Packers Shafer Haggant The a2 Milk Wilmar Sugar Energy Action
Ltd Company Australia Post
Redman Woolworths EnergyAustralia
Distributors Shingle Inn The Cake Australian Energy
World Wide Market Operator Enjoy Church
Syndicate
Rich Products Shomeron Imports
Australian Super Finsbury Green
Australia The Canteen
Silk Logistics Yarra Valley Farms
Specialists AUSVEG First Financial
Rinoldi Pasta
Silky Foods Yarra Valley Snack
The Kuisine Bacardi Flavorite
Riverside Produce Foods
Simplot Australia Company
Bank Australia Flight Centre
Riviana Foods Yin Kwee Trading
Slim Secrets Tibaldi Business School
Robinson’s Yum Foods Bank of Melbourne
Snap Fresh Tip Top Bakeries Ford
Unloading Bega
Solaris Paper Traditional Foods Gippsland Water
Rockman Australia Beon Energy
FARMS TO
Soulfresh Traffik Group Solutions Hallmark
Rocky Lamattina FAMILIES
& Sons Spartan Produce Transworld Freight FUNDERS Biarri Hardie Grant
Services Peters Ice Cream
Roma Food SPC Ardmona Box Health Champions
Products Trellis Produce Bulla Dairy Foods
Specialised BT HERE WeGo
Rosengal Breeders Australia Trident Sales The Jack Brockhoff
Bulla Dairy Foods Holden
Wholesale Foundation
Spencer Ranch Tru Blu Beverages
Catalent Hotel Windsor
Roses Only Moonee Valley
Stambo’s True Foods
City Council Cbus IAG
Royal Foods
Stensgroup True Maple
Insight Migration17
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2017–2018
Installex PwC Australia REGULAR Raymond Blake BOARD
Kraft Heinz QinetiQ VOLUNTEERS Ross Miller Dorothy Coombe
Andrew Kennedy Chair, appointed 2013
Latrobe Rabobank Saam
Community Bonnie Gelman Batmanghelidj David Harris
REA Group
Health Service Brendon Noonan Director, appointed 2005
Sarah Beswick
Regis Aged Care
La Trobe Financial Carolyn Mullen Lahra Carey
Stella Stamatakis
Reserve Bank of Director, appointed 2010
Lear Corporation Chris McCartin
Australia Steve Griffin
Stuart Costa
Liberty Christopher
Riviana Foods Sue Riley Director, appointed 2011
International Codemo
Underwriters SA Brands Tim Abernethy Meg Montague
Christopher Director, appointed 2011
Link Group Sage Seaman Tom Nolan
June Wilson
Lion Salesforce David Dang Warwick Jolly
Director, appointed 2012
Lions Club Morwell Scalzo Foods David Male Wayne Smith
Niamh O’Malley
Mars Australia SEEK Dawn Bridgeman Director, appointed 2014
McAfee Sharp & Carter Deirdre Smith Ben Pratt
Director, appointed 2015
ME Bank Simplot Australia Evonne Myers
Tass Mousaferiadis
Melbourne Sodexo Heather Baines Director, appointed 2015
Grammar School
SPC Janet Williams Justin Madden
Melbourne Water
Splunk Director, appointed 2015
Jarrod Mosele
Mercer
Strata Plan Claire Hooper
Jim Kelly
Metro Signs Director, appointed 2017
Suncorp Jing Fan
Metro Trains Stephen Audsley
Superannuation Joanne Davis Director, appointed 2018
Mondelēz Complaints
International Tribunal Jodi O’Donnell
Moonee Valley TAL John Linforth
City Council
Telco Together / John Patterson
Morgan Stanley Vocus Julianne
Morwell Walking The a2 Milk Mulholland
Group Company K. Walter
Mount William The Body Shop Kate Arnott
Olive Grove
The University of Kate Langley
NAB Melbourne
Katelyn Rossiter
Nestle Theodora’s
Cheerful Givers Kevin Adams
O.C. Tanner
Transport Safety Maria Comazzetto
Optus
Victoria
Michael Collins
Origin
Transurban
Nabilah Alharbi
ORIX
Trenery
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FOODBANK VICTORIA
ANNUAL SNAPSHOT
2017–2018
DO YOU SHARE
IN OUR VISION
OF HEALTHY
FOOD FOR ALL?
SUPPORT
US TODAY.
No child, and no adult, should be going VOLUNTEER
without food in Australia. You can support We can’t do what we do without volunteers.
us in the following ways: More than 25,000 hours are donated by
generous individuals and corporate groups
FUNDS every year. If you have some time and want
All donations to Foodbank support our to contribute in our warehouse, at our
food relief and program development pop-up markets or community events,
work in Victoria. Donations over $2 are visit our website for details.
tax deductible. Make a donation on our
website or call. PARTNER
If you’re an organisation looking to
FOOD give back, talk to us about partnership
If you’re in the food industry, talk to us opportunities. Our partners are extended
about the benefits of becoming a food members of the Foodbank family and
donor. Call or email us. we are committed to nurturing these
relationships to achieve positive
If you’re an individual, or part of a outcomes together. Call us to discuss.
workplace, school or community group,
hold a food drive to collect and donate
much-needed pantry staples and hygiene
items. Visit our website for details.
WWW.FOODBANKVICTORIA.ORG.AU
03 9362 8300
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