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Leading the Effort to
Eliminate Hunger in
Our Community
Annual Statement for
July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016
We were able to
provide over
15 MILLION MEALS
to individuals who
were hungry and
food insecure.
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Dear Foodbank Friends,
Even though, nationally, the number of families living in poverty has decreased,
along with the unemployment rate, the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia
and the Eastern Shore continues to see the need for food increase. Thanks to
your support, during fiscal year 2016, we were able to provide over 15 million
meals to individuals who were hungry and food insecure through our network
of partner food pantries, emergency shelters, soup kitchens, as well as our
mobile pantry and child nutrition programs.
In the following pages, you will find information that demonstrates our steadfast
commitment to an enduring mission, leading the effort to eliminate hunger
in our community. As we continue looking for innovative and collaborative
ways to effectively fulfill our mission, we have adopted a more holistic
approach to our services and programs based on strategic partnerships with
like-minded organizations. We are also leveraging support from local farmers
with a renewed commitment to providing fresh fruits and vegetables to our
families — particularly those living in food deserts with limited access to
healthy options. We want to do more than just feed people food; we want to
ensure that they have healthy choices in the food we provide.
This year, we celebrated 35 years of providing food to hungry children and
families, and we’re reminded of the unwavering support and contributions from
our volunteers, donors, and community partners — the true force behind our
service delivery model. Because of you, we are able to affect thousands of
lives in our community every year.
In 2017, we are even more inspired and energized to break the cycle of food
insecurity in our region, and look forward to working with you to ensure a
hunger-free community.
Thank you for your continued support.
Best regards,
Ruth Jones Nichols, PH.D. Paul G. Finch
Chief Executive Officer President
Board of Directors
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Leading
According to Feeding America’s “Map Through a variety of programs and
the Meal Gap*,” there are over 176,000 partner agencies, such as BackPack
individuals in our service area who are Programs, Mobile Pantries, and Kids
uncertain from where their next meal Cafés, the Foodbank is leading the
will come. These people do not have effort to eliminate hunger in a service
consistent access to healthy nutritious area spanning 4,745 square miles.
meals. Currently, the meal gap for our
The Foodbank provides resources
area is 31 million meals.
through more than 350 partner
The Foodbank leverages data provided agencies and program sites in localities
in the Map the Meal Gap, which throughout Southeastern Virginia and
provides critical information about the Eastern Shore, including Norfolk,
food insecurity in various communities Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Suffolk,
across the United States, to make Franklin, and Virginia Beach, as well
informed decisions on how to best as the counties of Southampton,
serve the needs of hungry children and Northampton, Sussex, Isle of Wight,
families in Southeastern Virginia and and Accomack.
the Eastern Shore.
*Feeding America defines the Meal Gap as a conversion of the total annual food budget shortfall in a specified area
divided by the weighted cost per meal in that area. The meal gap number represents the translation of the food budget
shortfall into a number of meals.
The Effort
The Foodbank secures food donations from various sources including retail
partners, food drives, and individual donations. The distribution of food to
hungry families would not be possible without the collaborative effort of our
donors, partners, and committed volunteers.
Number of meals: Pounds of food secured
from food drives:
18,075,041
pounds distributed 958,855 pounds
(15,062,534 meals)
Pounds of food rescued from retail partners
that are picked up by our agency partners:
Pounds of fresh fruits and
vegetables distributed: 6,668,763 pounds
5,185,013 pounds
The value of all donated The value of volunteer
food secured/provided: hours contributed:
$26,073,518 Over $42,000
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To Eliminate Hunger
HUNGER VS. FOOD INSECURITY – There’s a Difference!
USDA Economic Research Service defines food insecurity as a state in which
“consistent access to nutritionally adequate and safe food is limited or uncertain
due to a lack of money and other resources at various times during the year.”
Hunger is the “physiological state that describes the physical pain and
discomfort an individual may experience.”
Everyone experiences hunger. In fact, it is the discomfort we feel that prompts
us to look for a snack or something to eat at meal times. But, hunger — as a
result of food insecurity — is a much different discomfort. It is a physical pain
because the lack of food is constant, rather than a fleeting moment. This is the
hunger we strive to eliminate.
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Hunger Knows No Bounds
College-educated. Employed. “I almost felt guilty. Here I stand, a
Homeowner. Married. These are not graduate of Old Dominion University,
words that immediately come to mind employed as a claims adjuster, and
when we think of food insecurity and dressed in professional attire. I didn’t feel
hunger; but Ginger’s story illustrates the like I belonged, but my co-worker stood
diverse face of hunger. in line with me and reminded me of why I
was there—to support my family.”
In 2011, Ginger found herself pregnant
and raising two children alone after As Ginger neared the front of the
an unexpected separation from her line, she was presented a box of food
husband. Without any financial support, without any questions, for which she
Ginger soon discovered that her single was thankful. She returned to work
paycheck could no longer cover the that afternoon with food for her
household bills and put food on the table children, along with her dignity. Ginger
for her family. She applied for support utilized the Foodbank services for
through the Department of Social several months—frequenting local food
Services, but did not qualify for food pantries in Hampton Roads to feed her
assistance because of her income. children until she recovered from her
financial hardship.
“Working to gain assistance through
social services was difficult,” said Ginger. It has been five years since Ginger’s
“I felt categorized and embarrassed, but I first encounter with the Foodbank, and
knew I needed the help.” she is now working to pay it forward.
She and her eight-year-old daughter,
Through private conversations and
Kennedy, established Kennedy Cares —
research, Ginger discovered resources
an initiative aimed at securing donations
available through the Foodbank’s
for the Foodbank. She also supports
local agencies and churches. With the
the food drive hosted by her current
encouragement and support of a co-
employer, Chesapeake Homes, and
worker, Ginger stood in line at Calvary
frequently shares her story on social
Revival Church in Norfolk, where she
media encouraging others to support
once attended.
the Foodbank.
“I remember standing in that line with so
many emotions. I was almost in tears— “People need to continue to
wondering how I’d arrived at this point
and petrified someone I knew would see share their personal stories;
me. It was a humbling experience, but as
a mom, you do what you have to do to
that’s what frees others to
feed your kids.” get the support they need.”
After looking at others in line, Ginger The Foodbank distributes food to more
contemplated leaving. She didn’t believe than 350 locations across Southeastern
herself to be as deserving of the help as Virginia and the Eastern Shore; and on
those in line around her; and she feared any given day, these locations are lined
having to offer an explanation to the with people just like Ginger.
women handing out boxes of food.
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BackPack Program
Imagine being a child and dreading
the weekends. Instead of looking
forward to two school-free days like
your peers, you know that it means
two days of not having any food to eat.
It means going to school on Monday
so hungry you can’t concentrate on
schoolwork. It is for this reason that our
BackPack program continues to grow.
This program responds to the needs
of children — discreetly distributing
nutritious food to children at the end of
the school day and before weekends
and school breaks. The food is child-friendly, non-perishable, and easily-consumed.
This is food that we purchase, which is why monetary donations for this program are
so vital. It costs $150 per child per year to provide BackPack meals during the school
year. In 2015/2016, the Foodbank filled 62,379 bags of food for 3,473 students
participating in the program.
Mobile Pantry
Driving to the grocery store or taking public transportation may seem easy enough,
but what if you do not have a car and live in a rural area without access to public
transportation? Suddenly, it isn’t so easy. The Foodbank’s Mobile Pantry provides
a means for individuals and families to receive food when they cannot travel to an
agency, or their local agency is at-capacity. In 2015/2016, the Mobile Pantry delivered
1.4 million pounds of fresh, refrigerated, and
frozen food at 36 different sites throughout the
service area. Thanks to the generosity of the PRA
Group, the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia
and the Eastern Shore was able to augment
efforts by purchasing a brand new refrigerated
truck that will enable the organization to provide
an additional 1 million pounds of food annually.
Kids Café
We often take for granted the ability to come home from a long day at work or school
and to sit down to an evening meal. For many in our community, an evening meal
isn’t possible; but our Kids Café program makes it possible. Kids Café is a national
program offering students ages 5 through 18 free, nutritious evening meals and/
or snacks within walking distance from their schools. With the help of our partner
agencies, the Foodbank supports 21 Cafés during the school year and summer in
low-income areas, feeding over 2,200 children in 2015/2016.
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In Our Community
A Holistic Approach to Eliminating Hunger
The Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern
Shore has been increasingly committed to adopting a more
holistic service model, while engaging the community in
hunger relief efforts. In addition to receiving food, families
facing food insecurity are now able to take advantage of free
courses that provide information on affordable and healthy
food preparation.
Chef Damon K. Covington, founder and owner of the Urban
Culinary Institute, knows about food insecurity — having
grown up facing similar challenges. A native of Muskegon
Heights, Michigan, Damon recalls making visits to the local
food pantry with his grandmother — standing in line and
waiting to see what type of food they would take home.
Reflecting on his humble beginnings, Chef Damon is
sensitive to the needs of families that receive services from
the Foodbank’s partner agencies, and committed to helping
families in the community where he now lives and works.
This year, Chef Damon partnered with the Foodbank to host the “Collaborating for
Clients” cooking series – where he teaches how to prepare affordable meals using
fresh and locally grown produce. Through these courses, Chef Damon shares
recipes and cooking techniques that help food insecure families stretch their food and
dollars to create multiple nutritious meals on a budget.
“GROWing” It Forward
In May 2016, the students at Norfolk
Collegiate’s Lower School (NCS) embarked
on an effort to renovate the school’s
dilapidated courtyard, which needed
significant improvements. With the help
of donations, the students turned the
courtyard into a greenhouse, chicken coop,
and garden where they could harvest
spinach, carrots, cucumbers, and plenty
of other produce. In addition to learning new mathematical and weather pattern
concepts related to gardening, the students also gained insight on the importance of
community engagement and volunteerism.
Students in Norfolk Collegiate’s summer clubs contributed their freshly grown
produce and eggs from the resident NCS chickens to the Foodbank. These
donations helped support our Foods to Encourage initiative, which encourages
donors to give fresh produce to ensure our children and families have access to
healthy food options.
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Statement of Finances 2015-2016
FY 2016 Results FY 2015 Results
Revenue Sources July 1, 2015-June 30, 2016 July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015
Donated Food 26,073,518 27,392,021
Monetary Donations 3,299,844 2,900,570
Grants 1,336,971 1,504,836
Special Events 788,445 877,898
United Way 350,168 349,070
Other Income (40,014) 128,524
Thrift Store 88,387 155,313
Program Fees 289,486 307,934
Investment Gains/(Losses) 28,447 40,352
Total 32,215,252 33,656,518
Functional Expenses
Program Services 29,486,286 32,375,278
Fundraising 1,368,569 1,274,350
Management and General 319,594 432,504
Depreciation Expense 449,684 n/a
Total 31,624,133 34,082,132
Change in Net Assets 591,119 -425,614
Ending Net Assets 12,433,578 11,994,571
Other income includes sales to agencies, fees, donated goods
and services, rental income, thrift store loss, and disposal of P&E.
Sales to Agencies Net (209,348)
USDA Handling Fees 169,727
Donated Goods & Services 25,177
Rental Income 41,710
Other Revenue 20,108
Loss on Disposal of (97,590)
Thrift Store
Gain on Dosposal on P&E 10,202
Total (40,014)
10Revenue Sources
Donated Food
81%
Monetary Donations
10%
Grants
4%
Special Events
3%
United Way
1%
Other Income
0%
Thrift Store
0%
Program Fees
1%
Investment Gains/(Losses)
0%
Functional Expenses
Program Services
93%
Fundraising
4%
Management and General
1%
Depreciation Expense
2%
11Listed are monetary donors who have made gifts of $1,000 or more
to the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern Shore
from July 1, 2015, through June 30, 2016. Their generosity enables
us to distribute millions of nutritious meals annually.
$100,000 and Above Mr. and Mrs. David L. Bernd United Way of Franklin-Southampton
FM99 and 106.9 The Fox Mayflower Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bozman Area
Marathon Drs. Joel and Michelle Brenner United Way of Virginia’s Eastern
Norfolk-Portsmouth Bar Association - The Brock Foundation Shore
Legal Food Frenzy Mr. David F. Brown Wells Fargo
Norfolk Southern Foundation Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation Violet S. Whitson Memorial Donor
United Way of South Hampton Roads Camp Foundation Advised Fund
Camp-Younts Foundation Yum! Brands Foundation, Inc.
$50,000 to $99,999 City of Chesapeake
Anonymous City of Suffolk $1,000 to $9,999
City of Norfolk Dominion Foundation 219 An American Bistro
City of Virginia Beach Elizabeth River Crossing OpCo, LLC. 456 Fish
Farm Fresh Food and Pharmacy Mr. Paul Finch A. Dodson’s
Feeding America Ms. Linda Founds A Dolphin’s Promise
Food Lion, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James J. Gildea AGL Resources Private Foundation/
Janis 2011 Charitable Lead Annuity Violet H. Greco Foundation Virginia Natural Gas
Trust Richard & Caroline T. Gwathmey Mr. and Mrs. Garrett A. Alcaraz
Portsmouth General Hospital Memorial Trust All Saints Episcopal Church
Foundation Hampton Roads Community Alpha Dog Marketing, Inc.
Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alston
Walmart Foundation
Harris Teeter, Northern Region Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ambler
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keil American Legion Riders Association
$25,000 to $49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Kramer Tidewater Post 327
Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Kramer Ameriprise Financial - Community
Estate of Janice Irene Lawrence Kroger Relations
Federation of Virginia Food Banks Landmark Foundation Annunciation Greek Orthodox
Ms. B. Cullen Gibson, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Leyman Cathedral
Harris Teeter Mrs. Ann Nusbaum Anonymous
Joshua P. and Elizabeth D. Darden Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Mr. and Mrs. David H. Armstrong
Foundation Foundation, Inc. Associated Insurance Center, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kiley Patricia and Douglas Perry Mr. Robert Atkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Manion Foundation Mr. Dennis Attenello
Wynne Family Fund of the Hampton Priority Charity Bowl Mr. Richard Aufenger
Roads Community Foundation PWC Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Austin
Sumitomo Drive Technologies Red Nose Day Fund Stephenson Pope Babcock
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Ryan Foundation
$10,000 to $24,999 Mr. Bill F. Seib and Ms. Leslie A. Paul W. Baerentz
A-1 American Services Mr. and Mrs. Peter Segaloff Mr. Joshua Baker
Altria Companies Employee Simon Family Foundation Mr. Stanley F. Baldwin
Community Fund Specialty Food Foundation Bank of America United Way
American Borate Company STIHL, Inc. Campaign
Anonymous Target Foundation Bank of Cheer c/o Eastern Shore
Mr. David Bain Thistle Foundation News
Bank of America Charitable TJX Foundation c/o The TJX The Bannon Foundation
Foundation Companies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher James Barnes
Beazley Foundation Tyson Foods Mrs. Clay Barr
12Ms. Joanne E. Batson and Mr. Philip Mr. Denny P. Cobb Estate of R. Victor Turriziani
Rovner ConAgra Foods Exmore Rotary Club
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Baum Mr. John Conery Family Dollar
BCF Mr. J. Daniel Coogan, Jr. Farm Bureau Live
Mr. Michael G. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cook Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farrell
Ms. Jessica Bedois Ms. Sheela Cooper Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Beem Mr. Merle K. Copeland Ms. Renee Figurelle
Dr. and Mrs. J. Sumner Bell, III Ms. Donna J. Corry-Parker Dr. Bryan Fine
Belle Haven Presbyterian Church COSMOPOLITAN Club of Norfolk Mr. Kevin Fink
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Benjack Foundation, Inc. First Presbyterian Church
Ms. Sara Berg Mr. Douglas L. Crain Mr. and Mrs. C. Hunter Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berryman Ms. Jennifer Cregar Mr. Joseph K. FitzGerald
Ms. Claire Bertone Dr. Yvonne Dexters-Creteur Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Forehand, Jr.
Better Life Services, Inc. Crew Hampton Roads Inc Ms. Karen Franklin
Bharat Inc Taste of India Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Cross, III Franktown United Methodist Church
Big Easy Grill & Oyster Bar Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cross Franktown United Methodist Women
Birdsong Charitable Foundation Dr. and Mrs. David B. Crouse, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Frantz
Dr. David N. Block, Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cuba Mr. Leslie H. Friedman
Bodega on Granby Darden Restaurants, Inc. Foundation Fulton Bank
Book Exchange Ms. Linda Sue Dauphin Gaynor Law Center
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bosco Ms. Cecile A. Davis General Mills, Inc.
Boy Scout Troop 417 Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Davis Gethsemane Community Fellowship
BreakThru Beverage of Virginia (FKA Mr. and Mrs. Stuart T. Davis, Jr. Baptist Church
Associated Distributors) DaVita Midtowne Dialysis Center Ms. Donna Gladden
Mr. Albert S. Brown, Jr. DaVita Total Renal Care, Inc. Margaret Gomez
Mr. Jason Brown and Family Ms. Denise A. Decenso Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Gonzalez
Dr. and Mrs. William R. Brown Delhaize America Shared Services David R. Goode Charitable Lead
Mr. Richard Lee Buchanan Group LLC Annuity Trust
Ms. Dana Buckhout Douglas and Marianne Dickerson The Hon. and Mrs. Samuel Bernard
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Buckius Foundation Goodwyn
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Bundschuh R. & C. Dickerson Family Fund Janet and Daniel Gordon
Ms. Deborah Butler Mr. Timothy J. Dishaw Philanthropic Fund
Byrd & Baldwin Brothers Steakhouse DOCUCOMP, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Gordon
J. L. Camp Foundation, Inc. Door Engineering Corporation Mr. Paul M. Gottlieb
Campbell Soup Company Mr. Barry Dorans Ms. Barbara Grantz
Capital One Dragas Mortgage Company Grasp Fund at the Community
Mr. Patrick Casey Mr. Christopher Drake Foundation of Sarasota
Ceramic Designers Association The Dreyfus Foundation Great Bridge Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan J. Cerny Ms. Suzanne N. Drgon Great Bridge Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cetrone Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dunn, II Greenwich Centre Investors, L.C.
Chapel of the Good Shepherd East End Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gregg, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie L. Chapman Eastern Shore Auto Body & Ms. Wendy M. Gunther and Mr.
Chesapeake Riders M/C Customizing James A. Baker
Chesbay Distributing Inc. Eastern Virginia Vascular Hampton Roads Bankshares
Roger T. Chesley Technologists Hampton Roads Community
Ebenezer Baptist Church Foundation
Christ the Redeemer Anglican
Church Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Eliason Hampton Roads HVAC Service, Inc.
City of Portsmouth Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Harrell, Sr.
Clark Nexsen Foundation, Inc. Emmanuel Lutheran Church Mr. Henry U. Harris, III
Dr. and Mrs. William P. Clark, Jr. ESI Electronic Systems Ms. Mary Pat Harris
Ms. Sandra L. Clements Estate of Arelis Van Breda Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harvey
Coastline Chemical, Inc. Estate of Barbara O. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Paulus I. Haynsworth
13HBA Architecture & Interior Design Mr. and Mrs. David Landsberger Ms. Peggy Neil
Inc. Willard and Helen Lane Charitable Ms. Lorinda Ann Newland
Dr. Harold P. Heafner, Jr. Fund Ruth Jones Nichols, Ph.D.
Helen G. Gifford Foundation Langley Federal Credit Union NiSource Charitable Foundation
Ms. Sharon B. Henley Mr. Ralph T. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nock
High Street United Methodist Church LeClairRyan Nomarama Burger Battle
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Holbrook Ms. Karen M. Ledsky Mr. and Mrs. Alan Nordlinger
Mr. and Mrs. L. Bruce Holland Lincoln Financial Foundation Norfolk Academy
Mr. Michael Holland Mr. Michael P. Long, Jr. Norfolk Redevelopment Housing
Mr. Michael J. Hotchkiss Mr. Melvin Hilton Lucy Authority
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Howard Lynnhaven United Methodist Church Norfolk Rotary Club
Howell Law Group PLLC Machining Technology, Inc. Norfolk Sunrise Rotary Club
Mr. Andrew Howell Mandell Retina Center, PC Northrop Grumman Technical
Ms. Melissa Howell Dr. and Mrs. Chad R. Manke Services
Rebekah L. Huber Family Charitable Dr. Kevan Mann and Dr. Sally Tamayo Nancy N. Nusbaum and V. H.
Fund 3 Marathon Consulting, LLC. Nusbaum, Jr. Donor Advised
Hungars Episcopal Church Ms. Winifred J. Marquart Fund 2
Hungars Parish Thrift Shop Dr. Juan Marti and Sir Chrys Ryan, Mr. Robert C. Nusbaum and Ms.
Inspired Events by Kelly Esq. Linda Laibstain
Jackson Memorial Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Blake Martin Dr. and Mrs. Donald Nuss
Mrs. Nancy Jacobson Mr. Kyle Martin Mr. James O’Keefe
Mr. Anthony James Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Martin Obici Healthcare Foundation
Mr. Francis Javier Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mastracco The Honorable and Mrs. Norman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Jett Mr. Rick Mayo Olitsky
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Johnson Ms. Cecil E. Mays Onancock BPOE #1766
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Johnson Joanne and Jim McClellan Fund Onancock Rotary Club
Ms. Helen Jones Mr. and Mrs. J. Duncan McDuff Panda Restaurant INC
Mrs. Myra W. Jones Mrs. Jill McElhiney Mr. and Mrs. Dustin M. Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David B. McKercher Pincus Paul Restricted Fund of the
Tidewater Jewish Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Collin McKinnon
Mr. Grayson B. Pearce
J.P. Morgan Chase McKown Pressure Wash and Painting
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Pearson
Mr. James A. Juillerat Mr. David McRae
Terry Penn
Mr. and Mrs. William Kamarek Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. McSweeney
Mr. and Mrs. William Pennypacker, Jr.
Ms. Natalie Kaszubowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Melancon
Mr. Hassel E. Perrel
Kaufman & Canoles, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Meredith, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Peters
Mr. Charles L. Kaufman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Messner
Pick-N-Pull
Ms. Sarah F. Kellam Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Middlebrook
Pinochle Bugs Social Civic Club Inc.
Ms. Kirkland M. Kelley Ms. Connie S. Minton
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pirkle
Kellogg Company Monarch Charities
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Plimpton
Ms. Kathleen Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Moorman
Porsche Club of America First
Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Keyes Morgan Stanley
Settlers Region, Inc.
Mr. Scott W. Kezman Morrisette Architecture
Port Norfolk Civic League
Mr. Richard King Mr. Richard Morrow
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie B. Powers
Mr. Thomas Kochaba and Ms. MPI Fastech, LLC
Presbyterian of Eastern Virginia
Christine R. Morris Ms. Patricia T. Murphy
Prime Media Productions, Inc.
Ms. Ann Korsak Mr. Gregory S. Murray
Dr. and Mrs. David B. Propert
Kraft Foods Group Music for the Hungry
QVC, Inc. Headquarters
Alma & Howard Laderberg Restricted NAB Little Creek Chapel
Fund of the Tidewater Jewish Rashkind Family Foundation
Naval Station Norfolk Religious
Foundation John and Janet Read
Offering Fund
Lamy Marine, Incorporated Mr. Brad B. Reaves
NAWBO of Southeastern Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Land Mr. Robert Reed
Dr. and Mrs. G. Peyton Neatrour
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reins
14Restoration Free Will Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Speckhart Mr. and Mrs. C. Gerard Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Ricci, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Spero Ms. Gail E. Thompson
Ms. Margaret B. Richard Mr. W. Edgar Spivey The Kelly & Linda Thorp Foundation
Dr. Roger Richman St. Andrew Presbyterian Church Tidewater Mopar Club, Inc.
The Honorable Scott Rigell St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Tignor
Mr. Kevin Rogers and Ms. Jackie St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Mr. Joseph Tillson, Jr.
L. King St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church Treakle Elementary School
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Rogers Philoptochos Tri-State Utilities
Mr. William Roman St. Simon’s By-The-Sea Episcopal Truist
Ronald McDonald House Charities- Church Mr. Goody Tyler
Global Mrs. Jeanne J. Stabler Unilever
Ronald McDonald House Charities Star Imaging Inc. United Steelworkers Local 8888
of Norfolk Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Story United Way of Greater Atlanta
Rotary Club of Norfolk Mr. and Mrs. William L. Strickland United Way of Suncoast
Rotary Club of Town Center Suffolk Foundation Uzzell’s United Methodist Church
Roussos, Glanzer & Barnhart, PLC Summit Group of Virginia Mr. William R. Van Buren, III
Mr. Hugh Ruegsegger and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Greg E. Summy Vandeventer Black Foundation, Inc.
Virginia Cochran Surf Rider Bluewater Vandeventer Black LLP
Mr. Edward Ruf Surf Rider Chesapeake Virginia Chapter HFMA
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Ryan Surf Rider Group Virginia Wings, Inc.
S. F. Bennett & Son, Inc./Surf Rider Surf Rider Inc Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Wall
North Surf Rider Western Branch, Inc. Mr. Guy T. Wallace
Cdr. and Mrs. Harold Sacks Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Swartz Walmart #1682
Salem United Methodist Church Ms. Wanda Sykes Warden Family Foundation
Mr. David S. Salmons T&M Mechanical Wards Corner Lions Club
Sam’s Club Store #4733 Taste of the Eastern Shore Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Warner
Samuel I. White, P. C. Taylor Walker, P.C. Ms. Teresa Weatherington
Mr. J. Mitchell Sandlin Ms. Rose Ellen Taylor Mr. Lewis W. Webb, III
Mr. Tom Schickedanz Mr. Thomas Taylor WellPoint Foundation & Social
Ms. Bernice Schoenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Tedesco Responsibility (aka Anthem)
Science Applications International The Benevity Community Impact Drs. Jeffrey M. and Heather Y.
Corporation Fund Wentworth
Second Calvary Baptist Church WMU The Cheesecake Factory Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Werner
Second Harvest Food Bank of Incorporated Westminster Canterbury on
Metrolina The Good Samaritan Foundation Chesapeake Bay
Mr. Ramiro Sepulveda, Jr. The Kroger Co. Foundation Ms. Connie White
Scott Seymour The Marc and Christine Weiss Mrs. Charlyne White
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Shannon Charitable Foundation Mr. Burt H. Whitt
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Shevlin The Pampered Chef Whole Foods Market
Dr. Anne Shewan The Rotary Club of Hampton Roads Ms. Beth Wiegan
Shiloh Baptist Church Foundation Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas Asset
Dr. Jeremy Shulman The Southeast Virginia Community Management, LLC
Virginia and John L. Sinclair Foundation Mr. and Mrs. F. Blair Wimbush
Foundation The Treasure Shop Dr. Cathy Winkler
Mr. Maurice Jones and Mrs. Lisa The USAA Foundation Mr. W. Carter Winn
Smith The Way, The Truth and The Life Ms. Barbara M. Wolcott
Mr. Stephen Smith Church Ms. Edith D. Woods
Sodexo Foundation The Women of Trinity Episcopal Mr. Wayne Zinn
Southern Bank & Trust Church
Mr. Gregory M. Zitkus
Southern Bank Foundation The Woodforest Charitable
Zoup!
Southern Branch Music Foundation
Spangler Construction Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard A. Thelen
Spartan Stores Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James M. Thomas
15Listed are Food Donors who have donated 10,000 pounds or
more to the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern
Shore from July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. Their contributions
support our efforts to eliminate food insecurity throughout our
service area.
1 Million Pounds and Above 30,000 to 99,999 Pounds
Farm Fresh Food & Pharmacy A-S Services
Feeding America Harris Teeter
Food Lion Massimo Zanetti Beverage USA Inc.
Virginia Department of Agriculture Nikola Psic
Walmart Perdue Farms
Wright Foods Harvest Donations
200,000 to 999,999 Pounds
BJ’s 10,000 to 29,999 Pounds
Kroger Cost Plus World Market
Sam’s Club David Long Farm
Federation of Virginia Foodbanks
100,000 to 199,999 Pounds Indian Creek Farms
Kellam High School
Letter Carriers Food Drive
Maya Tortilla Factory
FM99 and 106.9 The Fox Mayflower Marathon
Military Produce Group (MPG)
Norfolk Banana Distributors
Old Dominion Peanut Corp.
Pepsi Bottling Group
Panera Bread Co. LLC
Target
Smithfield Food
Tyson Foods Inc.
Smithfield Packing Co.
Various Trucking Co.
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16(Above) USAA employees donated their time sorting,
packing, and distributing food during the 2016 United
Way Day of Service.
(Left & Right) Foodbank volunteers working to collect
and sort food for the Annual FM99 and 106.9 The Fox
Mayflower Marathon.
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17In Fiscal Year 2016, the Foodbank benefited from more than 65,000
volunteer hours. Listed are those who have volunteered 40 hours
or more to the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and the Eastern
Shore. Their unwavering support helps us to make an impact on the
lives of children and families we serve.
450 Hours and Above Patricia Proctor Kadeem Coker
Sandra Rucker Khadijah Collins
Ricky Burroughs
Chad Schultz Venetta Crawford
Lindsey Moylan
David Suda Cheri Daley
Kenneth Thomas Bunni Daniels
300 to 449 Hours Gail Thompson Sarah Davidson
Susan Barr Leslie Urie Jan Dillard
Christopher Burke Janice Vitelli Andrew Dunkel
Jonathan Edwards Saki Yamada Daniel Engelking
Sandra Etheridge Gima Fekadu-Baker
Patricia Gattshall
Steven Rudis
40 to 99 Hours Andrew Feret
Arnida Allen Bill Filbert
Jayne Ashe Brenda Frech
200 to 299 Hours LaSierra Askew-White Stefanie Gale
Rachael Austin Geoffrey Atkinson Spencer Geiger
Austin Bryant Tysha Austin Stephanie Glenn
Pat Filbert Albert Bailey Nehemiah Goodwin
Charlene Greiner Hillard Bane Sharon Goodwyn
Irving Jones Babbi Bangel Joni Gwaltney
Jeffery Lewis Amy Barnard Barbara Hagans
Ethel Mae Pearce Lauren Baxter Ralph Harker
Angela Bellinger Jacqueline Harrell
100 to 199 Hours Shea Benitez Amber Hignite
Dorothy Boone Kim Bivins Milton Hill
Rose Brooks Brooke Bonneville Keturah Hobbs
Shirley Butts Lee Booth Donald Hodge
Barbara Collins Elizabeth Borel Susan Hogan
Ann Consolvo Timothy Borel Sharmane Holeman
Devoshia Dingle Brittny Brown Eunice Holland
Joyce Ferguson Loyce Bryan Joseph Hollar
Paul Finch Tom Bryan Joseph Holyfield
Abraham Forman Joanna Bryant Anthony Howard
Cindy Jeffers Lorenzo Bryant Alexandra Johnson
Betty Kendall Sam Bryant Kapri Jones
Michael Klick Tekia Byrd David Kight
Michael Lipman William Carter Deanna LeBrecht
Kelly May Maria Case Marcos Luchetti
Joan McRae Gregory Chery Bozena Mammah
Kevin Mielnik Dana Clark Frances Matulenas
Eboni Pearce Steve Clayton Luz Medina
18(Above) Healthy, nutritious foods are provided for food insecure households at
the Foodbank’s USDA distribution.
Antoinette Mille Samantha Parrish Donya Stagg
Michael Mohelski Brandy Person Edward Stevens
Lola Molony Sarah Pettit Edward Stevens, Jr.
John Monaghan Tristan Pinnock Valerie Stevens
Ladonna Moore Londell Pitt Valerie Tuck
Georgene Moravec Michael Prussock Robert Tyrrell
Cedric Myles Valerie Ransdell Anne Voegeli
Jerome Newkirk Lynes Reid Alston Walker
Thomas Nieman Jariah Rogers Courtney Wallace
Jon Nathanlee Ocampo Michael Sabourin Adrienne Warren
Kristen Ocampo BreA’nna Sanders Steven Warren
Romelee Ocampo Junae Saunders Lacrystal Webb
Iyore Omorogbe Andrew Scott Tia Williams
Juliana OSEI Ellen Simmons Carla Wilson
Kyle Owens Justine Singleton Yuhao Wu
Precious Owens Cheryl Speelman Dorothy Zeller
19Thanks to the following groups that volunteered:
Corporate Jazzercise Studio Center Total Production
7 Eleven Inc. Jones Lang LaSalle Target
Ambit Energy JSNL Tavss Fletcher
Amerigroup Kaufman & Canoles TEKsystems
Ameriprise Financial KeyImpact Sales & Systems, Inc. TFC Recycling
AMSEC Kohl’s The Cellular Connection
Anthem, Inc. Kris Weaver Real Estate The Mapp Law Firm, PLLC
Anthem, Inc. Human Resources Lawson Realty Corporation Tidewater Mortgage
Apple LeClairRyan Tidewater Paralegal Association
Association of Government LoanCare, LLC Topgolf
Accountants, Virginia Peninsula Long & Foster United Healthcare
Chapter Mattress Firm Unity Renaissance Spiritual Life
Atlantic Bay Mechdyne Corporation Center
Atlantic Bay Cares MF&B Marine LLC USAA
Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group Mislang Realty Group USI Insurance Services, LLC
Bank of America Mode5 Valpak of Southern Virginia
BB & T Morgan Stanley Vandeventer Black LLP
Belfor Morgan’s Specialty Snacks Virginia Department of
Booz Allen Hamilton National Counseling Group Transportation
Breathe Yoga naviHealth Virginia Society of CPAs, Tidewater
Capital One Navy Federal Credit Union Chapter
CBRE Cares NetTek, LLC Wells Fargo
ChesBay Norfolk Southern Willcox & Savage, P.C.
Christie, Kantor, Griffin & Smith, P.C. Norfolk Technical Center
CMA CGM NS Legal Military
Conway Office of the Norfolk USN Commitment Watch Section
COX Communications Commonwealth’s Attorney JEB Little Creek
Delta Career Education Corporation Optima Health NAS Hampton Roads
DesRoches & Company, CPAs Palms Associates, LLC NAS Oceana
Dixon Hughes Goodman, LLP Parks Zeigler, PLLC National Geospatial-Intelligence
Dominion Virginia Power Payless Shoes Agency
Double Tree by Hilton PepsiCo NATO Youth Ambassadors
Dunkin Brands PI Group Naval Medical Center Portsmouth
Dunkin Donuts Port of Virginia Naval Safety Center
ECPI University - Online Campus PRA Group Naval Station Norfolk
Elizabeth River Crossings R. J. Reynolds NMAWC Det Norfolk
Eastern Virginia Association of Rack & Moccia, P.C. NRD Richmond
Health Underwriters Reed & Associates Marketing NSA FCPOA
First Command Financial Resite Online US Air Force
Food Lion Feeds Retail Alliance US Army Public Health
Fulton Bank River Yoga US Coast Guard
GEICO SA workers US Fleet Forces Command
Glasser and Glasser PLC Samuel I. White, P.C. US Joint Forces Command
Hall Honda Sentara US Navy
Hampton Inn SERVPRO USAF 10th Intel
Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. Sheraton Norfolk Waterside Hotel USAF 83 NOS
Healthwaves Siemens USCG Chiefs Mess
Hewlett-Packard Solar Services, Inc. USCG Incident MAT
Hunton & Williams, LLP Starbucks USCG SMTC
Issuetrak Stay at Home Personal Care USCGC Elm
20USMC MCSFR USN HM-15 USS Truman
USN 550 Cyber Protection Team USN HSC-22 USS Vela Gulf
USN ACB-2 USN HSCWSL
USN ACU-2 USN IDC Mid-Atlantic Community
USN ACU-4 USN ISES
& Non-Profit
USN Advanced Training Command USN JEA
4-H Teen Council
USN Afloat Training Group USN LOGSU-2
AARP
USN Air Ops NAVSTA Norfolk USN MARMC
Alpha Delta Kappa, Sigma Chapter
USN Air Traffic Control USN Mid-Atlantic Regional
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
USN ASD Norfolk Maintenance Center
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Gamma Delta
USN ASD Oceana USN NAV-SUP
Omega
USN ATG Norfolk USN Navy Operations Command
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.,
USN CBMU 202 USN NCIS STAT
Epsilon Nu Lambda
USN CDS-28 USN NCU-11
Alpha Phi Omega
USN Center for Naval Aviation USN NIOC Norfolk
AmeriCorps NCCC
Training USN NMC Portsmouth
Arabia Court 23 DOI
USN Chief Petty Officers Selectees USN NNSY
Association of American Law
USN CHSCWL USN NOPF
Schools
USN CMSA LANT USN NSW ATC DFS
Atlantic Financial Services, Virginia
USN CNAFR USN OES-593
Beach Elite 12B
USN CNAL USN PCD Norfolk
Beach Elite Volleyball
USN Commander, Navy Reserve USN RLSO Mid-Atlantic Group
Blacks in Government, Norfolk
Forces Command USN RMARCC
Naval Shipyard Chapter
USN CNRFC USN RSO
Brownie Troop 45
USN CNRFC FCPOA USN SGOT Norfolk
Buffalo Soldiers Hampton Roads
USN CNSL Chiefs Mess USN SPAWAR
Motorcycle Club
USN Commander Operational Test USN SRT-2
CB Solutions, LLC
and Evaluation Force USN Sub Squadron-6
Chesapeake Riders Motorcycle Club
USN CPRG USN TACRON-22
Christian Fellowship
USN CSADD of BHC Norfolk USN TPU Norfolk
Civic Scholars
USN Center for Security Forces USN TSC Norfolk
Club FLOW
USN CSFWL USN Turbo Dogs
Credit Unions Care Foundation
USN CSG-12 USN Undersea Warfighting
Crown Vic Boys/Girls of Virginia
USN CSG-2 Development Center
Beach – Chapter 34
USN Center for Service Support USN VAW-126
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Learning Site - Norfolk USN VFA-11
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.,
USN Cultural Diversity Education USN VFA-131
Norfolk Alumnae Chapter
Team USN VFA-34
Divine Destiny #1224
USN Dam Neck Naval Base USS Arlington
Dynamic Divas
USN Defense Service Office USS Bainbridge
Eastern Light Lodge #4
USN DFA MMD USS Bataan
Ezekiel Lodge 571
USN EOD ESN 2 USS Dunham
FBI Citizens Academy Alumni
USN FACSFAC VACAPES USS Eisenhower
FCCLA
USN FAT Team USS Ford
First Settlers Region Porsche Club
USN FCPOA USS Gonzalez
of America
USN FFT USS Hall
Flaming Knights Motorcycle Club
USN FLC Norfolk USS Hudner
Gamma Kappa Omega
USN Fleet Readiness Center USS Mason
Gamma Sigma Sigma
USN Fleet Weather Center USS Mitscher
Girl Scout Troop 447
USN Flying Warriors USS Monterey
Girl Scout Troop 643
USN HM-12 USS Normandy
Global Monarch Club
USN HM-14 USS San Antonio
21Great Bridge Motorcycle Club Norfolk NATO Festival Trinity Lutheran Church
Greater Washington JCC Norfolk Rotary Club United Way of South Hampton
Hampton Roads Association of Norfolk Sunrise Rotary Roads
Legal Administrators Norfolk Xpress United Way of South Hampton
Hampton Roads American Payroll Oak Grove United Methodist Church Roads, African American
Association OES Grace & Mercy 593 Leadership Society
Hampton Roads Chivers Omega Psi Phi, Lambda Omega United Youth Congress, iServe
Hampton Roads Rotary Chapter Virginia Credit Union League
Hampton Roads Volunteers Unite! Penn State Alumni Association, WiseGuys MC&A
Hampton Roads Young Democrats Hampton Roads Chapter WooHoo Sistahs!
Hands on Tidewater Phi Mu at Tidewater Alumni Chapter YMCA Eastern Shore Group
The HUF Center Project Inclusion Alumni Association YMCA Leaders’ Club
IBEW Local 80 Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC, Young Filipino-American
Inspire United Way Professionals of Hampton Roads
Jamesville Homemakers Restore Church Youth Ambassadors
JEA Royal Infiniti Ryders MC Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Beta Theta
Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Royster Memorial Presbyterian Chapter
Beach Church Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
Justice League South South Hampton Roads PanHellenic Zion Baptist Church
K9 Social Club, Virginia Beach Council
Kappa Epsilon Psi Shiloh Baptist Church
Karamel Divaz Motorcycle Club Sigma Nu Alumni, Old Dominion
Schools and Colleges
Indian River High School
KEY Little Sister Community Group University
Indian River High School Riverbucks
Lady Capitol Punishment Car Group Simon Family JCC
Indian River High School SECEP
Lambda Omega St Johns Helpers
Indian River High School, Gamma
Legal Aid Society of Eastern Success Without Limitations
Kappa Omega
Lewis Project Team Red, White & Blue, Virginia
Nansemond River Track Team
Lions Club Beach Chapter
Norfolk Collegiate School
Mopar Missez Car Club The Can Doers
Norview High School
More 2 Give Inc. The United Jewish Federation of
Old Dominion University
Mt Sinai FCLC Tidewater, Young Adult Division
Old Dominion University Alumni
National Council of Negro Women Theta Chi, Old Dominion University
Old Dominion University Office of
Inc. Theta Kappa Omicron Inc.
Research
National Pan Hellenic Council of TIDE Swimming
Rivermont Tidewater School
Portsmouth Tidewater Wesley Foundation
New Jerusalem Ministries Today’s America Woman Pageant
22Save the Dates Contact Us
March 1-28, 2017 Main Office
Women Ending Hunger Challenge 800 Tidewater Dr.
Norfolk, VA 23504
Phone: (757) 627-6599
March 26, 2017 Fax: (757) 627-8588
Taste of the Eastern Shore
Eastern Shore Branch
Physical Address:
April 3 – 14, 2017 24530 Coastal Blvd.
Legal Food Frenzy Tasley, VA 23441
Phone: (757) 787-2557
Fax: (757) 787-7850
May 13, 2017
National Association of Letter Carriers Mailing Address:
Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive P.O. Box 518
Onley, VA 23418
July 2017 If you would like to receive our
e-newsletters and event notices, please
12th Annual Music for the Hungry visit FoodbankOnline.org to sign up.
Eastern Shore
The Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia and
the Eastern Shore is a proud member of:
September 2017
Hunger Action Month A Member Of
November 17 – 19, 2017
21st Annual FM99 and
106.9 The Fox Mayflower Marathon
The Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia earned a 4-star rating from Charity
Navigator. This distinction means the Foodbank, a 501 (c)3 charitable
organization, outperformed most charities in America in areas of efficiency,
fiscal integrity, and effectiveness. A copy of our financial statements is
available upon request from the Virginia Department of Agriculture and
Consumer Services, Virginia State Division of Consumer Affairs, P.O. Box
1163, Richmond, Virginia 23218.
In accordance with Federal law and internal policy, the Foodbank is prohibited to discriminate in all its programs and
activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, and where applicable, sex, marital status, familial
status, parental status, religion, sexual orientation, genetic information, political beliefs, reprisal, or because all or a part
of an individual's income is derived from any public assistance program. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.)
Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of program information (Braille, large print,
audiotape, etc.) should contact the Foodbank’s Chief Financial Officer at 757-314-4547.
The Foodbank is an equal opportunity provider and employer. FoodbankOnline.org
232016-2017 Board of Directors
Officers Honorary Life Members
President David Brown, CMAS, LLC
Paul G. Finch, PF&A Design, Retired Bruce Holbrook, Dixon Hughes Goodman, LLP
Peter M. Huber, Wilcox & Savage
Vice President
Carol Jarvis, Community Volunteer
Lisa Cuba, Xenith Bank
Andy Kline, Payday Payroll
Secretary/Treasurer Susan Mayo, Community Volunteer
William Jesse Owens, Dominion Enterprises Dorcas Hodges Nelson, Community Volunteer
Immediate Past President William Nusbaum, Williams Mullen
Kenneth J. Thomas, Kraft Foods Global, Inc., Retired Marianne P. Scott, Community Volunteer
Marc Weiss, Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
Board Members
Chief Executive Officer
Michelle Brenner, MD, Children’s Hospital
Ruth Jones Nichols, Ph.D.
of the King’s Daughters
David Chase, Shareholder, Wall, Einhorn & Chernitzer, P.C.
Darius Davenport, Crenshaw, Ware & Martin, PLC
Larry Ebinger, Community Volunteer
Sandra Etheridge, Community Volunteer
Sharon Goodwyn, Hunton & Williams, LLP
Rollie Guinn, Tyson Foods Inc.
Foodbank
of Southeastern Virginia
Joanne K. Kinsey, Chesapeake Public Schools and the Eastern Shore
Tim Lockett, Sodexo - Virginia Wesleyan College
Cynthia Messer-Carey, US Trust, Bank of America Leading the effort to eliminate
hunger in our community
Melissa Boldt Smith, A&N Electric Cooperative
Leah E. Williams, Virginia Beach Community
Development Corporation
Mission Vision
Leading the effort to eliminate
hunger in our community. A hunger-free community.
Values
People Stewardship
We will treat all people with respect, dignity, and We will use our resources wisely,
courtesy. We will work to provide an inclusive with accountability to the public and
culture in which all can work and learn together. concern for the environment.
Quality Collaboration
We are committed to excellence in services, We are appreciative of our community partners,
products, and operation. donors, volunteers, and employees for their
commitment and support.
Integrity
We will be honest and fair in
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