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Summer 2019
You’re Making This a
IN THIS ISSUE:
You’re Keeping PAGE PAGE
Full Plates and A Thankful
Kids Healthy Big Smiles Family
and Happy
You’re Filling T
hanks to friends bodies. The meals also
OUR like you, our provide a sense of security,
partners can feed because the kids know
MISSION
Kids’ Plates
children who might where their next meal is
TO FEED HUNGRY PEOPLE otherwise go hungry coming from. Sister Mary
AND WORK TO SOLVE
in the summer when
Letter
says the food you provide
HUNGER ISSUES IN OUR
free school meals are also gives children energy
COMMUNITY
unavailable. to focus on activities and
from the One such agency —
their studies.
President & CEO BOARD OF DIRECTORS Project Reflect — is
reaching kids in Madison
“Because of the healthier
meals, they’re all able
Jonathan Flack
You Make Amazing Things Possible Board Chair with the healthy food they to pay attention and
Lucia Folk
need to thrive this summer. understand what is being
Board Vice Chair taught at school,” she says
Gabriela Lira
Sister Mary has managed of the program’s impact.
Board Secretary Project Reflect’s meal
program for two decades Project Reflect partners
Dear Friend, Shawn Williams
Board Treasurer and sees firsthand the with Second Harvest to
A
difference made by your provide evening meals
t school, free and in their neighbors and are driven to solve it.
reduced-price meal MEMBERS generous support. She during the school year and
experiencing hunger. I’m truly grateful we have
programs provide a the resources and ability
Greg Allen says many of the kids she a nutritious breakfast and
Drew Berg serves don’t have much lunch during the summer
safety net for children. But I’m humbled to have to help ensure people have Scott Bowers
with those programs on witnessed countless good, nutritious food on Brian Bowman
support and are at risk of months. If struggling
hold during summer break, success stories like the table. David Bradley falling behind in school. parents aren’t able to afford
our local kids are at serious this. Over the years I’ve Suzanne Buchanan the program’s small weekly
risk of hunger. seen our impact grow Thank you for the faith John Bumpus The meals don’t just fee, they can cover the cost
substantially, mostly you’ve put in Second Jim Burton nourish kids’ minds and with volunteer hours.
As I prepare for my last because we continuously Harvest. You are the heart Lee Cunningham
Hunger Free Summer Melissa Eads
adapt to meet the and soul of the work we Troy Edwards If it weren’t for your
campaign and my June changing needs of the do, and it wouldn’t be Because of the support, Second Harvest
Bruce Esworthy
30 retirement, I’ve spent communities we serve. possible without you. healthier meals,
Andy Flatt wouldn’t be able to fill
some time reflecting Please continue your Dave Fulmer
on my 31 years here at they’re able to children’s plates with fresh,
That’s why it’s critical commitment to Second Lisa Gardi
Second Harvest. healthy food through
that we raise the remaining Harvest as we begin this Dennis Georgatos pay attention
funds for our current new chapter. David Johnson important partners like
When I first started, I met capital campaign. This Amy Johnston-Little and understand Project Reflect. Thank you
two young parents who evolution will allow us Lyn Plantinga what is for helping feed hungry
were struggling with job Sharon Reynolds children!
to share more food more All my best, Tony Rose TRAYVON IS ONE OF THE MANY being taught
loss. Both had master’s efficiently, especially SMILING FACES AT PROJECT REFLECT.
Derek Schraw at school.
degrees, but there was a fresh produce and Laquita Stribling
recession, and they needed rescued groceries. Ken Watkins
our help to feed their child.
I feel so confident leaving Jaynee K. Day
Ad Hoc Member
They worked hard to my leadership role at this President & CEO
Sylvia Roberts
get back on solid ground. moment because Second
President & CEO
While Teaching Her Children, Aviva Learned Something Important
And then they joined Harvest’s compassionate
us as donors, investing staff understand hunger Jaynee K. Day When Aviva Wasserman’s children were small, she But she knows at Second Harvest — where $1 helps
brought them to Second Harvest for family volunteer provide four meals — even small acts can make a big
nights. She wanted her kids to see how fortunate they difference. That’s why she’s been a monthly donor for
were and to understand that not everyone is so lucky. the past seven years.
“It turned out the message I wanted THEM to get had
a large impact on ME!” she says. “There are so many Please join Aviva as a Second Helpings monthly
Find past issues of our newsletter and donor acknowledgment things that should be a right and not a privilege, food donor at secondharvestmidtn.org/monthly.
page at secondharvestmidtn.org/news-room. security among them.” Ready to upgrade your monthly donation?
Call Destiney Patton at (615) 627-1611.
Your suggestions and comments for Table Topics are always appreciated! Aviva, who lives in Nashville, sometimes feels
Please send an email to news@secondharvestmidtn.org overwhelmed by the enormity of community needs.
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JEAN JANIAH
ABEL AND LAQUINTON
SHANE, AMBER
AND SHAINA
Thank You for Fighting Summer Hunger!
ELANA, HEIDI, AANAHI, AND DANIELA
SAVE THE DATE
BLOCK PARTY BLOW-OUT STARS FOR SECOND HARVEST BE A FARMER FOR A DAY
ODE TO OTHA | JUNE 1 RYMAN CONCERT | JUNE 4 GREEN THUMB NOT REQUIRED
Treat the family to some Don’t wait: Tickets always Come on down to the farm,
summer fun! Ode to Otha sell out for our Stars for y’all! Through our Farm
is the ultimate block party Second Harvest benefit to Families program, your
with live music, kid-friendly concert, which has previously sweat equity helps provide
activities and food galore. featured superstars such as fresh local produce to
This is the 25th year Bill and Blake Shelton, Dierks Bentley hungry people in Middle
Lisa Ramsey have hosted and Florida Georgia Line! Tennessee. Volunteer
this annual celebration of Plan to be at Nashville’s tasks are available at our
the legendary musician historic Ryman Auditorium partner farms for ages 7
Otha Turner. at 6:30 p.m. June 4. and up and may include
weeding, mulching and
Join us from 2 to 9 p.m. See the lineup and buy harvesting. Learn about
June 1 at 1711 Sweetbriar tickets at secondharvestmidtn.org/stars. local agriculture, gain some gardening skills, help
Avenue in Nashville. Kids 12 and younger get in free. prevent food waste and feel good knowing you’re
Adults pay $30 at the door, and proceeds benefit filling someone’s empty plate with healthy food.
Second Harvest. Learn more at othaturner.com. Sign up at secondharvestmidtn.org/farm.
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NEW NEIGHBORS
New Neighbors Are Charles’ Family Gives
Fighting Hunger Thanks for You
S C
econd Harvest relies “These kids come in, harles worked for Good nutrition is vital
on support from our and I know how hungry many years in
caring community they are at the end of the the trucking for Charles’ youngest
to ensure all the food school day,” Marilyn says. industry. But then he got grandchild, who is
donations we receive reach “They’re getting meals injured, and his leg was
fighting leukemia.
the people in our service from Second Harvest.” amputated. Since then,
area who need them most. his family’s only income is with healthy groceries
Our dedicated friends Members of New disability assistance. throughout the year.
from the New Neighbors Neighbors appreciate
League of Nashville have how easy it is to make a With rent claiming so We met Charles on his
been generously giving difference through their much of his monthly check, very first visit to the pantry,
time at Second Harvest volunteer efforts. They providing for just himself and he explained what a
since September 2012. want to give back to their and his wife was already a relief it was to be able to
community, and they challenge for Charles. But access good, nutritious
New Neighbors works always look forward to the couple took in their food. Affording groceries
to help folks who’ve recently hearing about their impact four grandkids — ages 7, is even more of a struggle
moved to the Nashville at the end of their shifts. 10, 11, and 12 — when during the summer months
area get acquainted with their parents couldn’t care when he and his wife must
the city. Marilyn Cornish “It’s a great feeling when for them anymore. replace the meals the kids
has spearheaded the you finish,” Marilyn says. typically eat at school.
group’s volunteer efforts, “They tell you how much Stretching Charles’
and over the years, they’ve food you have sorted, budget to cover the family’s Good nutrition is
accumulated a total of 1,772 and you know how many monthly expenses would especially vital for
hours at Second Harvest! families that will affect.” not be possible without you. Charles’ health and for
his youngest grandchild,
Each month, anywhere We are so grateful to Fortunately, Charles who is fighting leukemia.
from six to 25 New our friends from New heard about Helping He was eager to share his
Neighbors members — and Neighbors for their Hands of Warren County, gratitude for your support.
their friends and family commitment to the fight a Second Harvest Partner
— visit Second Harvest against hunger here in Agency in McMinnville. “God bless you,” Charles
to sort and package food. Middle Tennessee. Thank Helping Hands’ food says to friends like you.
They also help pack bags you for your partnership in pantry connects Charles “[The pantry] is a blessing
of kid-friendly snacks for ensuring your community and his neighbors to all of us.”
the BackPack Program so is fed! CHARLES IS THANKFUL FOR
Want to join Second Harvest students have enough to FRIENDS LIKE YOU!
eat over the weekend.
as a hunger-relief champion?
It’s a great
Helping alleviate
We’d love to have you! childhood hunger is very feeling when you Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way
A variety of volunteer shifts important to Marilyn. finish. They tell you As a person with strong core values, Second Harvest met both criteria and was a natural
are available at all three of our She knows many kids at Corey Chatis decided to plan her fit since Corey knew the Food Bank well as both a
distribution centers. her church receive meals
how much you
estate at a young age. That way she volunteer and a donor.
through Second Harvest have sorted, and could make certain her hard-earned
assets benefit the causes she cares “I know my gift will help local people in need
Martin Distribution Center, Nashville programs, and it gives her you know how about most. and will be used strategically to have the greatest
Nacarato Distribution Center, Smyrna peace of mind to know impact,” she says.
Ray Smith Family Distribution Center, Camden these children have healthy many families that When deciding which nonprofits
food to help them learn will affect. to include in her will, the Nashville
Visit secondharvestmidtn.org/volunteer and grow. woman had two criteria: 1) Their missions had to Inspired by Corey? Learn more about leaving a
align closely to her values, and 2) they had to be run legacy gift to Second Harvest by calling Marian
for more information. efficiently so her funds can do the most good. Eidson at 615-627-1564.
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MARISA AND PRESTON ARE AMONG SEVERAL CHILDREN
THE GALLATIN SHALOM ZONE HELPS IN THE SUMMER.
Your Gifts Feed Children in Gallatin
J
ust to see those kids Because Onnesia works as her they’re struggling Thank you for fighting
when they don’t a teacher during the school to afford groceries and hunger here in Middle
have breakfast … year, she understands the express their gratitude for Tennessee. You’re laying
they don’t function vital connection between help feeding their kids. the foundation for our
well,” says Onnesia Head, nutrition and learning. She community’s bright
camp director at Gallatin says kids are able to think Hungry children simply future through your
Shalom Zone. more clearly when they’ve can’t thrive. By supporting generous support!
had a balanced meal. After childhood hunger relief
The free summer camp a nutritious breakfast, the during the summer, you’re
at Shalom Zone offers children she serves have preparing kids for success A huge
breakfast, lunch, and energy to participate in the when classes resume in thank you. I don’t
enriching activities for day’s programming. the fall.
65 local boys and girls know where the
throughout the month Shalom Zone is in a low- “A huge thank you,” parents would be
of June. Second Harvest income area of Gallatin, Onnesia says. “I don’t without this.
provides breakfast during where Onnesia says there know where the parents
camp, and lunch for the are many families in would be without this.”
rest of summer. need. Parents often tell
To learn more about getting
involved, join our online community
Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee @ 2HarvestMidTN
The Martin Distribution Center
331 Great Circle Road
Nashville, TN 37228
Or visit us online at
secondharvestmidtn.org secondharvestmidtn.org
Second Harvest Food Bank of
Middle Tennessee Capital Campaign
Martin
Distribution
We have a plan to close the Center
34 million meal gap by 2025
in Middle and West TN. The
plan hinges on increasing our
efficiency by converting to a
Ray Smith Family
hub-and-spoke distribution system. Distribution Center
Here’s why that’s important: Nacarato
Distribution Center
Capacity Our Plan for a Stronger Tennessee
Roughly 50% of produce is thrown
away across the country. With more
storage space, we can rescue more We’ve made a lot of progress
food from grocery stores, food
A New Way to Work
together. But there are still 34 million
manufacturers, and farmers, and Second Harvest formerly relied on
make it accessible to the people meals missing from tables in Middle a distribution system that would
who need it most. and West Tennessee annually. We transfer food from one point to the
can’t leave these people behind. Your next — a basic point–to–point delivery
support of our capital campaign is of food.
essential to close that meal gap. We’re adopting a hub-and-spoke
distribution method, which improves
food delivery to our clients, increases
The Martin Distribution Center efficiency, reduces costs and waste,
Nashville and boosts grocery rescue.
Proximity Status: Open,
For a person staring at empty in progress
cupboards, help can’t come fast
The Nacarato
enough. We’re shortening the
path from food source to client by
Distribution Center
adding locations in Benton and Smyrna
Rutherford counties. Status: Open,
in progress Point-to-Point Hub and Spoke
The Ray Smith Family
Distribution Center With your help, we can make
Camden this happen! Visit
Status: Open, secondharvestmidtn.org/future
to donate to our campaign!
Community in progress
Engagement
Being in more communities makes
it easier for volunteers outside the
Nashville area to work with us and
help their local communities. A
larger pool of volunteers will save Questions?
money for Second Harvest, meaning Contact Nancy Keil-Culbertson at (816) 914-8901 or
those funds can go directly toward Nancy.Keil-Culbertson@secondharvestmidtn.org
getting food to hungry neighbors.
Farewell, Jaynee!
Jaynee K. Day has led Second Harvest since 1988. She has slept in the
warehouse to protect food from looters. She has mobilized large-scale
community response during emergencies such as the 2010 flood.
But most of those 31 years have been spent doggedly pounding the
pavement, advocating for our hungry neighbors.
Not all food is equal. Jaynee led the
She may be retiring, but her spirit, commitment, and tenacity will charge to increase clients’ access
continue to inspire us all. Thank you, Jaynee, for giving so much of to nutritious food — especially fresh
yourself to Middle Tennessee. We are all better for it. produce. This included launching
Mobile Pantries, which help more
than 160,000 people annually.
A LOOK BACK
donated
, the military
When Jaynee starte
d at Second Harvest ulf W ar en ded in 1991 to m ato paste.
she led a full-time sta in 1988, After the G nt s of leftover canned ec t Preserve,
ou
ff of less than ten (co
mpared to enormous am ti Fo od s to invent Proj eserve
more than 100 today) d with Vi et y, Project Pr
. Jaynee worke e into tomato soup. Toda na tio nw ide.
pa st nk s
turning that s fo od to 180 food ba
itiou
supplies nutr
campaign
es the current capital
Jaynee’s legacy includ Sm yrn a and Camden, Whether she’s on stage at the Ryman Auditorium or
ters in
to fund distribution cen ille fac ility. in a one-on-one meeting, Jaynee’s passion for feeding
and expand the Nashv hungry people always shines through.
Thanks to our DONORS!
Second Harvest is so grateful for last quarter’s extensive community support.
Thanks to all of you for your volunteer hours, financial contributions,
and donated food, goods, and services!
Thank you to these LA Familia ORGANIZATIONS I.C. Thomasson Associates, Inc.
organizations for generous Land O’Lakes Aegis IOTA Phi Lambda Sorority
food donations Layman Lessons Academy for GOD Kemberton
Limex Sicar Acklen Park Café Kroger
7up - RC Cola Lower Midwest Regional Ardent Health Services Leadership Middle Tennessee
A&R Distribution Cooperative Asurion Magpies Nashville
Ajax Turner Company Lumina Foods Bell-Carter Foods, Inc. Middle Tennessee Club Scouts
Aldi Maverick Transportation Belmont University Greek Life Montessori East
Alexander’s Moving Co McCartney Produce Bethel World Outreach Church Nashville Metro Planning
Amazon Prime McMinnville Warren County Bethesda Original Church of God Department
American Paper & Twine Co. Senior Center Bishops Storehouse Nissan North America
Armstrong Co Transport Mondelez International Boy Scouts of Middle Tennessee Oak Hill School
Associated Potato Growers Inc Murrell School/Centerstone Break A Difference Parman Energy Group
Associated Wholesale Grocers Nashville Rescue Mission Bridgestone Operations Center Produce Alliance
Bargain Hunt Nestle’s Brand Food Service Brookmeade Congregational Purdue Alumni Club Middle
Big Lots Oakes Farms Church Tennessee
Bill Martin Foods Otis McAlliser, Inc Camden Eye Care Redeemer Lutheran Church
Blue Bell Creamery Phoenix Foods, Inc. Casey’s General Store River Run Farm
Borzynski of Texas Pinnacle Choice Food, Inc. Century Communities Sandbar Restaurant
Bula Potato Farms Post Consumer Brands Chartwells Higher Education ServiceSource
Bushman’s Inc Prairie Farms Christ Church Cathedral Youth SoBro Self Storage
Butterball Pride of the Pond Climate Express Studio Now
C&A Transportation & Logistics Prime, Inc. Courtyard by Marriot Green Hills Tennessee Miss Amazing
Clean the World ProSport Trucking CREMA Tennessee Realtors
Coca Cola Publix CrossFit 615 The Church Without Walls
ConAgra Grocery Products, Inc. Ruler Foods Crown Castle, Inc. TN Law Enforcement Training
Costco 386 Salvation Army Food Bank Cumberland Trust Association
Country Delite Farms, LLC Save-A-Lot Cumulus Nashville TriMark Strategic
Creation Gardens Smithfield Foods, Inc. Dalewood Baptist Church United Methodist
Deal Farms Snyders-Lance Dell Communications
Dole Southern Source Dr. Gil Center Vanderbilt Medical Center
Farm Fresh Direct Southern Valley Fruit & Dream Events and Catering Vanderbilt University
Five Star Vending Vegetable, Inc. East Nashville High School WAY-FM
Food Lion Sprouts Embraer Aircraft Maintenance Western Express
FreshPoint Starbucks Services WSW CPAs
Frito-Lay SunDrop Bottling Co. FBI Nashville Citizens Academy
Fundmaster Transactions Sysco Alumni Association INDIVIDUALS
Gene Morris Target Franklin Road Academy Angel Iwanowski
General Mills Taylor Farms Tennessee, Inc. Fred’s Store Ali Roach
Giltner Carriers The Sweet Potato Company Frost Arnett Company Amy Carr
Grand Island Express Total Quality Logistics Future Leaders of Excellence Angie Magill
Gumz Muck Farms Treehouse Foods Academy Anita Armstrong
Harvest Texarkana Tropicana Gary Musick Productions Anna R. Jacques
Henkel Consumer Goods Tyson Foods Glen Leven Presbyterian Anthony Beard
Hirschbach Motorlines Vega Day School Antonio Brown
Hunt Brothers Pizza Walmart Grace Church Nashville Brandon Exum
Institutional Wholesale Co. WEL Companies GrayCo Properties Caleb Lopez
James Meat Co. Greater Christ Temple Church Carolyn Breda
Kellog Sales Co. Thank you to these Grifols-Biomat USA Cathleen Nelson
Kraft Heinz Company organizations and people HCA Crowe Horwath
Kraft/Nabisco for generous food drive Hendersonville Church of Christ Crystal Day
Kroger donations Hutton Hotel Dolores Davidson
Thanks to our DONORS!
Second
Second Harvest
Harvest isis so
so grateful
grateful for
for last
last quarter’s
quarter’s extensive
extensive community
community support.
support.
Thanks
Thanks to
to all
all of
of you
you for
for your
your volunteer
volunteer hours,
hours, financial
financial contributions,
contributions,
and
and donated
donated food,
food, goods,
goods, and
and services!
services!
Emanuel Clark Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bayham Dr. Carl A. Green Mr. and Mrs. David R. Nance
Eric Dennis Ms. Janice Bell Gay and John Greer Mary and Gudger Nichols
Jackie Roth Karr Ms. Barbara Bennett Ms. Caroline Gurley Mr. and Mrs. William A. Oldacre, Jr.
Janet La Rosa Dr. Stephen Bennett Mr. Mike Hamilton and Ms. Ashley Palmby
Jennifer Jacobs Mr. Charles D. Biter and Mrs. Gail Walker Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Pariso
Jo Thornten Smith Ms. Camille B. Holt Dr. Catherine McGowan and Mr. and Mrs. Carey Parsons
John Ezposito Ms. Lillian Blackshear Dr. Ray Hargreaves Mr. Terry W. Patterson
Jude Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bohlke Mr. and Mrs. George Harper Mr. and Mrs. Willie Perry
Julie Bernards Mrs. Terri Borders Mrs. Cordia W. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Pesavento
Karen, Daniel and Jacob Grossman Ms. Mary Brinkley Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Harvey Mr. Rod L. Pewitt
Kathlena Hodges Mr. and Mrs. John Buntin Mr. John Coleman Hayes, Jr. Ms. Linda Philips
Kelli Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Burke Mrs. Jessica J. Hazard Ms. Annette H. Pilote
Kirsten Richard Mr. John E. Cain III Ms. Sherri M. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Pinsly
Kristen Hall Mr. and Mrs. Stewart J. Mr. Kenneth Hirt Dr. John S. Pirolo
Kyle Kraemer Campbell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Hoffman Ms. Lauren J. Brisky and
Leslie Robinson Ms. Kimberly D. Cannon Mr. Ronald W. Hogan Mr. Gary J. Posner
Lia Collen-Poole Mr. Nick Carlisle Mr. Gregory L. Holland Mr. Matt Powers
Maria Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Christopher John Mrs. Kathy Hooten Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Predmore
Michelle Childress Casa Santa Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Hutchison Mr. Michael Provo
Nakaya Box Mr. Fred J. Cassetty Mrs. Martha R. Ingram Dick and Peggy Raney
Nick Johnson Dr. Elizabeth L. Cato Mr. W. C. Ireland, Jr. Gayle E. Ray and Mr. James Smith
Noam Lupu Mr. J. Michael Clutts Mr. William Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Colin V. Reed
Pamela Ban Mr. and Mrs. William T. Coakley Naveen Jain Mrs. Carol D. Reese
Peter Forester Mr. Daniel R. Coker Mr. Cameron James Mr. David Reynolds
Rachel Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Cole Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones, Jr. Mr. Allen Reynolds
Robert and Karen Chalfant Mr. and Mrs. David Cox Mrs. Margaret Joyce Tonya and Jamy Reynoldson
Robert Wolfertt Mr. and Mrs. David Criswell Jennifer and Shawn Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rhodes
Ross Rainwater Mrs. Dolores B. Csaszar Mr. and Mrs. James Keffer Mr. and Mrs. Bryan D. Richardson
Rotaye Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cummings Mr. Keith Keisling Mr. and Mrs. Doyle R. Rippee
Sam Hadfield Scott and Gabby Dannemiller Mr. and Mrs. Tinker Kelly, Jr. Ms. Ann Vines Roberts
Sean Morgan Mrs. Devereaux T. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Eric Patrick Krodel Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Robertson
Stephanie Cramb Mr. and Mrs. Willie K. Davis Mr. Craig Laubengeiger Ms. Martha Robertson
Sunday Lacuesta Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Delozier Mr. Ernest Lawrence Nancy Menke and Sadie Rosson
Tennile Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Diener Mr. Jason Layne Dr. Judith Rusciolelli
Terry Geufy Ms. Pam Dishman Mr. Todd Letherer Ms. Connie Allen and
Tiffany Peggs Mr. Ross E. Doan Dr. Mark E. Levitch Mr. W. Wendell Sanders
Tracy Shamohsky Mrs. Laura T. Dugas Ms. Jan Abby Liff Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. Scarola
Tyler Bull Mr. and Mrs. Burton Dye Mr. Christopher Linzy Mr. Jim Scherer
William Key Ms. Elaine Emory Mr. and Mrs. John Litchfield, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Derek Schraw
Zarian Hayes Mr. Lawrence E. Erickson Mr. George Luscombe II Mr. Glenn S. Seabolt
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Evans, Jr. Ben and Mary Lou Marks Vanessa and Chris Sellers
Thank you to these Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Felts, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Matern Mrs. Dorothea B. Severino
people for donating $500 Mr. Curtis Fisher Miss Melinda L. Mathews John and Karen Shafer
or more Mr. Jonathan Flack and Mr. and Mrs. Hill McAlister Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Shivers
Dr. English C. Flack Mr. Craig McCollum Ms. Emelia G. Short
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Meyer Ms. Jackie Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Arrighi Ms. Maria Teresa Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller Mr. Justin Skinner
Judge and Mrs. Don Ash Ms. Mary Frazzini Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Monroe Mr. David Smith
Mr. and Mrs. James Auer Mr. Daniel Gabriel Ms. Niya E. Moon Mr. Shay Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bahan Ms. Lisa Gardi Dr. and Mrs. Derek Moore Ms. Edith E. Snider
Mr. Robert Batcheller and Ms. Lynda Goodgame Anna and David Morad Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Speyer
Ms. Melissa Palicka J. N. Gould Mr. Stephen Mutz Mr. Ron Spurlock
Thanks to our DONORS!
Second Harvest is so grateful for last quarter’s extensive community support.
Thanks to all of you for your volunteer hours, financial contributions,
and donated food, goods, and services!
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Stambaugh Belle Meade United Methodist Hattie B’s LLC Southminster Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Steakley Church HCA/TriStar State of Tennessee Department
Mr. Paul T. Stinson, Jr. BKD, LLP Henrietta Red LLC of Human Services
Ms. Katherine Storie Blue Cross Blue Shield of TN Hood Container Corporation SYSCO
Ms. Bernadette M. Streveler Blue Cross Blue Shield Humana Taste of the NFL
Barry and Paula Sullivan of TN Community Trust iostudio, LLC Tennessee Farmers’ Cooperative
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Sweeney Bradley Jackson National Community Fund Tennessee Game Players Assoc.
Mr. Turner Talley Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund James Madison University Tennessee Titans Foundation
Mr. Bruce Tarkington Buckingham Foundation Joe C. Davis Foundation Tennessee Valley Authority
Ms. Lavonne Tarleton Butler Snow Johnson Controls The Blum Family Foundation
Ms. Jazmine Taylor C&S Sales LLC Kendall Berry Charitable Trust The HCA Foundation
Rob and Jennifer Taylor Camden Eye Care Associates KPMG LLP The Hunt Family Foundation
Mr. David Tischer Carvana LLC KraftCPAs PLLC of Nashville, Tennessee, Inc.
Tony and Deborah Todd CBIZ Inc. LBMC The Kimberly Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Turner, Sr. Change Healthcare Lee Company The Kroger Company Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Turner Charity Circle of Murfreesboro Legends Corner, Inc. The Memorial Foundation
Mr. Richard J. Vaughn Christ Church LifePoint Health The Stage on Broadway, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wahl CMT Productions, Inc. Lochinvar Corp. The Steven and Laurie Eskind
David and Betsy Waldron Cowan Cumberland Macy’s Foundation Matching Family Foundation
Ms. Anne Bransford Wallace Presbyterian Church Gift Program Travelers Community
Mr. Brandon Wanamaker Crider Foods Making Change Connections
Ms. Elizabeth S. Warren Crievewood Baptist Church MARS Petcare Tyson Foods, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Wenkoff Cummins Filtration Mercedes-Benz of Nashville UBS Match Program
Mr. and Ms. Larry H. Whiteaker Cummins, Inc. Metropolitan Government of United Healthcare Community
Mrs. Jennifer C. Windrow Dan and Margaret Maddox Nashville and Davidson County Plan of TN
Mr. and Mrs. Don Witherspoon Charitable Fund Miles and Music Foundation United Healthcare Services, Inc.
Ms. Marie C. Woods Dana Charitable Foundation Nationwide Express, Inc. United Parcel Service
Larri Woodside Davidson County Farm Bureau Newell United Way of Metropolitan
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Wright DaVita Nordstrom Nashville
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Wright Dell Occidental Chemical Corporation United Way of Rutherford
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Young Delta Dental Plan of Tennessee Ole South Properties and Cannon Counties
Ms. Debra Yount Diversified Trust Co., Inc. Oracle +NetSuite United Way of the Midlands
Ms. Emily Yttri Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP Pac-Van, Inc. United Way of Williamson County
Dodd Electric, Inc. Piedmont Natural Gas Foundation United Way of Wilson County
Thank you to these Dollar General Corporation Pinnacle Financial Partners and the Upper Cumberland
organizations for donating Emergency Food and Shelter Produce Alliance V. Alexander & Company, Inc.
$500 or more National Board Program Propak Corporation Vizient
Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation R.C. Mathews Contractor, LLC Volkert, Inc.
Advance Financial Farm Bureau Health Plans Ray C McKinley Family W.C. Lockhart Heirs Rental
Aegis Sciences Corporation Farm Credit Services Foundation Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis
Ajax Turner Co. Inc. of Mid-America Retech Enterprises LLC Westminster Presbyterian Church
AL TN Viper Club Feeding America RSS Roofing Services & Solutions Wilson Bank & Trust
All Within My Hands Ferguson Rutherford County Farm Bureau Woodmont Christian Church
American Blue Ribbon Holdings Fifth Third Bank S.M. Lawrence Zeitlin Sotheby’s
Annette and Irwin Eskind First Tennessee Bank Saint Thomas Health Services International Realty
Family Foundation First Tennessee Community Sandra Schatten Foundation Zwanenberg Food Group Inc.
AstraZeneca Development Fund Memphis Schneider Electric Foundation
Bank of America Charitable Trust Five Star Food Service Sherrard, Roe, Voight, Harbison
Bank of America Matching Forest Hills Baptist Church Skanska USA Building, Inc. Gifts made between Feb. 1
Gifts Program Gannett Foundation SoBro Self Storage and April 30, 2019
Barnett Ironworks GEODIS Southeast Financial Federal
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