Now
more than ever
2009 Annual Report
Until hunger goes away.
Board of Directors
Officers
President
Sharon Goodwyn, Hunton & Williams
Vice President
Ken Thomas, Kraft Foods Global, Inc.
Secretary/Treasurer
Kathy Abshire, KPMG LLP
Board Members
Beatriz Amberman, George Amberman, MD, Family Practice
Scott Bayne, Farm Fresh Food & Pharmacy
Marcus A. Calabrese, Community at Large
Christopher L. Graff, Medical Management Consulting Group
William E. Hall, Jr., Accomack County Public Schools
Diane Y. Hill, Bank of America
Peter M. Huber, Willcox & Savage
Paul Kelley, TCI, Incorporated
Richard Kiley, Norfolk Southern Corporation
Renay L. Kirby, TFC Recycling
Ellie Lipkin, Community At Large
Tim Lockett, Sodexo—Virginia Wesleyan College
Tim MacCartney, Electronic Systems, Incorporated
Deloris Shambley, First Baptist Church Lambert’s Point
Mary E. Smith, Fulton Bank
John W. Stokes, Jr., U.S. Foodservice
Charles S. Tapp, II, Booz|Allen|Hamilton
Marc Weiss, Wells Fargo Advisors
Honorary Life Members
David Brown, Credit Management Advisory Services, LLC
Bruce Holbrook, Goodman & Company
Carol Jarvis, Community At Large
Andy Kline, Payday Payroll
Susan Mayo, Farm Fresh Food & Pharmacy
Dorcas Hodges Nelson, Community At Large
William Nusbaum, Williams Mullen
Ethel Old, Community At Large
Marianne Scott, Community At Large
Joanne E. Batson
Chief Executive Officer
Dear Friend of the Foodbank
Thank you--a simple yet heartfelt way to share our appreciation for
your efforts in support of the Foodbank. Through your investment of time,
food, and financial support, the Foodbank served over 330,000 individuals
in Southeastern Virginia and on the Eastern Shore through various programs
last year. In a year unsettled by economic hardships, the number we are
serving continues to increase. It is only through your partnership that the
Foodbank was able to affect the community with such magnitude and
continue to provide for those that are reaching out for our help.
With the current economic environment, hunger is finding its way into
homes that have never been touched by it before, and it continues to be a
source of struggle for those who are already facing difficulties making ends
meet. The Foodbank’s work is more critical than ever as we endeavor to
meet the rise in demand for our services. With a population of 1.2 million, it
is only by your support that we are able to feed 1 in 4 residents in our area,
including 1 of every 2 individuals on the Eastern Shore.
The following pages of this Annual Report will demonstrate, through stories
and data, the positive influence that your thoughtful gifts have had on our
community’s fight against hunger. We provided over 11,000,000 pounds
of groceries last year through the 325 partner agencies in our service area.
With every $1 that was donated, we were able to distribute up to $6 worth
of food and grocery items. Your gifts were never wasted.
The Foodbank’s steadfast commitment to its mission is only possible
because of the community that surrounds us. You are the lifeblood of
our organization. Without you, the Foodbank would not be here--and
many more would go hungry. As good stewards of your generosity, we
will continue to open our doors wider to a community that needs help by
strengthening relationships and programs to ensure our neighbors and
friends are provided for Until Hunger Goes Away.
Sincerely,
Sharon S. Goodwyn
President, Board of Directors
Joanne E. Batson
Chief Executive Officer
Statements and Activities for
Year Ending June 30, 2009
FY09 Numbers
Revenue Sources
Donated Food
$ 13,365,007
75.0%
Monetary Donations 2,328,467 13.1%
Grants
1,126,965 6.3%
Special Events 410,524 2.3%
United Way 232,894 1.3%
Program Fees
192,966 1.1%
Thrift Store
137,413
.8%
Other Income
24,411
.1% TOTAL $17,818,647
100.0%
Program Expenses
Program Services
$ 15,970,090 95.9%
Management and General
236,557 1.4%
Fundraising
445,574 2.7%
TOTAL
$ 16,652,221 100%
Change in Net Assets
$ 1,166,426
Thrift Store
0.8%
United Way
Program Fees
1.3%
1.1%
Grants
6.3%
Monetary Donations
13.1%
Special Events
2.3%
Other Income
0.1%
Revenue
Sources
Donated Food
75.0%
8.6 Million Meals
11.0 Million Pounds of Groceries
FY08 Numbers
$ 13,321,506
1,116,668 876,669
395,203
228,733
448,950
147,133
141,170
$ 16,676,032
79.9%
6.7%
5.2%
2.4%
1.4%
2.7%
.9%
.8%
100.0%
$ 15,437,390
189,104
394,082
$ 16,020,576
96.4%
1.1%
2.5%
100.0%
$ 655,456
Management and General
1.4%
Program
Expenses
Program Services
95.9%
Fundraising
2.7%
Foodbank of
Southeastern Virginia
Mission Statement
The Foodbank of
Southeastern Virginia
works to provide solutions
to hunger and certain
consequences of poverty
in our community by
promoting food recovery
by means of acquiring
and distributing food,
clothing and related
products to those in crisis
in our community. The
Foodbank also provides
community leadership
and education on issues
of hunger.
We have NAP
credits available
The Neighborhood
Assistance
Program (NAP),
a program of the
Commonwealth of
Virginia, encourages
partnerships between
the private and public
sectors to assist
the economically
disadvantaged.
State tax credits are
provided as incentives
for businesses and
individuals. The
program requires a
minimum gift amount
to qualify.
For more information,
please contact
Karen Joyner, CFO,
(757) 314-4547.
Our Programs
Warehouse Distribution Program:
Except for USDA commodities, this program
includes all food and grocery products from
food drives, purchases, and donations from
manufacturers and supermarkets. This is the
heart of the Foodbank – where millions of pounds
of food are sorted, boxed, and delivered to more
than 325 partner agencies and programs.
Plant-A-Row for the Hungry Program:
Local gardeners are encouraged to plant an extra
row of produce and contribute that part of their
harvest to the Foodbank and its member agencies
to use in their feeding programs.
Food Rescue Program: This is an
initiative to collect prepared and perishable
food from 143 area grocery stores, restaurants,
caterers, and discount retailers to distribute
immediately to the hungry.
USDA Commodities: The Foodbank
is a Commonwealth of Virginia contractor
for the distribution of USDA commodities
to designated agencies. This source of food
includes quality meats, fish, canned and
packaged fruits and vegetables, rice, beans,
pasta, and peanut butter.
Mobile Pantry Program: This new system of distribution serves food
to our neediest communities, while coordinating with our partner agencies
and other social service organizations to determine delivery locations. This
program is hugely successful in providing a means for individuals and families
to receive food when they cannot travel to an agency, or their local agency is
at capacity.
Kids Cafe®: This national after-school program was created by Feeding
America™ and is administered locally by the Foodbank of Southeastern
Virginia. It is a place where children ages 4 through 18 can go to receive
free, nutritious evening meals in a safe, supportive environment. Over 25
Kids Cafes are currently operating, conveniently located in low-income
neighborhoods so participating children can walk or bicycle to these sites
after school. In our fiscal year 2009 we served 274,900 nutritionally balanced
meals to 4,743 youth through this program.
BackPack Program: This nationally-recognized program distributes
nutritious food to children at the end of the school day, before weekends and/
or school breaks. Students are identified by school personnel as being food
insecure by a variety of criteria. Over 72,000 children in the Foodbank’s area
are eligible to receive free or reduced-price school lunches – a reliable indicator
that hunger and food insecurity regularly threaten their respective lives.
Justine’s Clothes Bank and Tasley Thrift Store:
The Clothes Bank
provides vouchers to needy individuals to be used for the purchase of new
clothing and shoes. Our branch location on the Eastern Shore also operates a
thrift store to meet the needs of the area’s struggling residents and to generate
modest income for the Foodbank.
Foodbank Growth
The Need to Feed More People
Each year, the Foodbank revisits our programs to ensure their
efficiency. We pride ourselves on recognizing when it’s time
to make a change, or grow our initiatives based on the needs
of the community. At the beginning of fiscal year 2009, we
realized that the economic downturn had affected many
residents in our service area. Every day we are reminded of
the difficult choices individuals and families are making to
provide for their families, too often not able to provide the
basic need of food for their loved ones. In the current climate,
the Foodbank made the decision to build two new programs
to better serve our community: the Mobile Pantry and
BackPack programs.
For many people reading this
report, identifying with a need
such as hunger might have been
difficult a year ago. However,
the economy has proven that
no one is exempt. Many of us
have watched family and friends
lose their livelihood, or maybe it
happened to you. Imagine if you
were a child, relying on school
breakfast and lunch, but dreaded
Saturdays and Sundays because
there was no food at home?
There are many children in our
region who have little or no
food options during weekends
or over school vacations. As
research shows, eating properly
is essential to the growth and
development of young bodies
and minds. So we started the
BackPack Program. It seeks
to ensure these youth have
nutritious meals over weekends
twice a month throughout
the school year. Students are
identified by teachers and
guidance counselors who help us
determine food insecure children.
On Friday afternoons, kids are
given a bag of shelf-stable food
to put in their backpacks for the
weekend. We are now operating
26 sites at elementary schools
throughout Southeastern Virginia
and on the Eastern Shore.
The Foodbank rises to many
issues of hunger within our
region, but we realize that as the
world shifts and changes, our
programs must as well. This is
why the Mobile Pantry Program
is such an imperative Foodbank service to put in place. Last fiscal
year, we recognized that our current programs were not able to
serve the rising number of those in need. We began to operate
Neighborhood Distributions, to reach areas within our 3,500 square
mile radius that were underserved. Literally taking a truck filled
with food, we delivered to these neighborhoods. This has grown
into our newest initiative to begin in January 2010. The Mobile
Pantry Program will distribute food in our neediest communities,
while coordinating with our partner agencies and other social
service organizations to determine distribution locations. Our
ultimate goal is to continue working to break the cycle of hunger
and certain consequences of poverty. This program is one more
way the Foodbank is committed to the mission.
In order to continue providing for each and every citizen who
needs us, the Foodbank constantly identifies new methods of
distribution and new ways to expand what we are already doing.
With the help of some amazing funders and supporters like you, we
can continue…Until Hunger Goes Away.
Partner Agency reflects on the Nor’easter
just weeks before Thanksgiving:
“There was a tremendous Nor’easter that hit our
area in November. Our area of Norfolk, Ocean
View, was without electricity for three days. In
addition to that, we had some of the highest
flooding of any areas of Norfolk. In some homes,
the water was 3-4 feet high. Our Church and Food
Pantry were flooded also, and we lost all of our
frozen foods due to the loss of electricity.
We needed to find emergency food sources
to serve the families in our immediate
neighborhood. So I called our local Food Bank
to see what disaster help was available, if any.
When I called and spoke with the representatives,
they were more than willing to assist us. Soon I
received a return call and was told that I could
come down and shop that day with no shared
maintenance fee.
With the food we received that day, we were
able to feed over 50 families immediately. After
that day of distribution our food resources were
low again, so I called back the Food Bank. In my
call for a shopping appointment, I was told that I
could receive an additional 150 boxes of Disaster
Relief food. With those boxes, we were able to
serve food bags for over 100 people who have
knocked on our door since.
We are so thankful for the immediate response of
those at the Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia.”
-Pastor Rodney Hammonds
Benevolence Pastor, New Life Christian Center
How does the Foodbank work?
Donors
Food & Funds •
Retailers • Distributors •
Manufacturers • Corporations •
Foundations • Individuals •
Food Drives • Feeding America

Foodbank of
Southeastern
Virginia
• Receiving
• Sorting
• Distributing
• Community Programs
• Kids Cafe

Partner Agencies
and Programs
• Food Pantries
• Shelters
• Child Care and Youth Facilities
• Soup Kitchens
• Community Centers
• Senior Centers
• Rehabilitation Centers
• Disaster Relief
Those Served
Children • Working Individuals and Families • Seniors • Homeless
Monetary
Donors
Listed are monetary donors who
have made gifts of $1,000 or more
to the Foodbank of Southeastern
Virginia from July 1, 2008 through
June 30, 2009. Their generosity
enables us to distribute millions
of pounds of nutritious food
annually.
Many thanks to all those listed
here and to everyone whose
support helps us to provide food
to people in need.
Monetary Donor Groups
Core Society — Caring individuals
who give of their time and resources
to help those who are hungry in our
area.
Cultivators Society — Tremendous
corporations, businesses and
organizations who invest in the
future of our region by helping those
less fortunate.
Orchard Society — Committed
foundations, non-profits,
governmental organizations and
grantors who partner to seek
solutions to feed hope to those in
need.
Monetary Donor Levels
Golden
Ruby
Gala
Idared
Zester
$100,000 and above
$50,000 - $99,999
$25,000 - $49,999
$10,000 - $24,999
$1,000 - $9,999
Golden Level
~Core Society~
Anonymous
~Orchard Society~
Dominion Foundation
Landmark Communications Foundation
Lincy Foundation
The Dalis Foundation
United Way of South Hampton Roads
William A. and Jane M. Charters Fund
Ruby Level
~Cultivators Society~
Kraft Foods Global, Incorporated
~Orchard Society~
City of Norfolk
City of Virginia Beach
Norfolk and Portsmouth Bar Association
- Legal Food Frenzy
Gala Level
~Core Society~
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kiley
~Cultivators Society~
Dollar Tree Stores, Inc.
~Orchard Society~
Anonymous
Farm Fresh Food & Pharmacy - Food
Industry Crusade Against Hunger
The Alison J. and Ella W. Parsons
Foundation
The Virginia Beach Foundation
Wal-Mart Foundation
Idared Level
~Core Society~
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua P. Darden
Mr. Gil Moskowitz and Mrs. Diane Duffy
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Howell
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Leyman
Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Manion
Mr. Keith J. Ober
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Williams, III
~Cultivators Society~
106.9 The Fox and FM 99 WNOR Mayflower Marathon
ABF U-Pack Moving
Arriba Corporation
Cargill, Inc. c/o Rogers Terminal Shipping
Kroger Mid-Atlantic
Zester Level
~Core Society~
Anonymous
Mr. Leslie R. Abbott, Jr.
Mr. Barry Akers
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Arias
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atkinson
Mr. Dennis Attenello
Mr. Louis Avallone
Steen Baerentz
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Ballas
Mrs. Richard Barton
Ms. Joanne E. Batson and
Mr. Philip S. Rovner
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Beatty
Mr. Charles A. Beisel
Dr. and Mrs. J. Summer Bell, III
Mr. Michael A. Bergevin
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berryman
Mrs. Shirley B. Bisciglia
Mrs. Lois A. Black
Ms. Carla R. Boklage
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bossa
Mr. and Mrs. Earl V. Bowry, Jr.
Donors
Morrison Healthcare Food Services
Portfolio Recovery Associates
SAIC
STIHL, Incorporated
T & F Associates
Tyson Foods
U.S. Foodservice
~Orchard Society~
Alma & Howard Laderberg Restricted Fund
of the Tidewater Jewish Foundation
Beazley Foundation
City of Chesapeake
City of Portsmouth
City of Suffolk
Darryl Tapp Foundation
Farm Fresh Charitable Foundation
Joshua P. and Elizabeth D. Darden Foundation
Onancock BPOE #1766
Portsmouth General Hospital Foundation
Simon Family Foundation
Target Foundation
Unilever United States Foundation,
Incorporated
United Way of Franklin/Southampton Area
United Way of Isle of Wight
United Way of Virginia’s Eastern Shore
Violet H. Greco Foundation
Mr. David B. Brakebill
Ms. Violet Breneiser
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Briggs, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brooks
Ms. Carolyn Brown
Mr. David Brown
LCDR and Mrs. David R. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. James Burton
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Campbell
Captain and Mrs. Nevin P. Carr
Mr. Jeffrey P. Cattell
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie L. Chapman
Dr. and Mrs. William P. Clark, Jr.
Ms. Sandra L. Clements
Mr. Kyle Coker
Mr. and Mrs. Willie H. Colston, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Cross, III
Dr. and Mrs. David B. Crouse, Sr.
Mr. Juan K. Cunningham
Ms. Mona J. Danner
Mr. William G. Darden
Ms. Linda F. Daughtrey
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Daughtrey
Ms. Cecile A. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart T. Davis, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Demick
Mr. Barry Dorans
Ms. Cheryl Dronzek
Mr. and Mrs. Sander G. Dukas
Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Eliason
Ms. Jane Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farrell
Mr. Walter L. Fenska, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley B. Field
Ms. Barbara W. Field
D. Fink
Mr. and Mrs. Joel R. Fischer
Ms. Nancy Fishback
Mr. Joseph K. Fitzgerald
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Flanagan
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Foley
Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Forehand, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stephen Fuller
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Fulp
Mr. Mark F. Garcea
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Gayman
Mr. William P. Gerhardt
Mrs. Dorothy H. Gettier
Bevery C. Gibson, Attorney and
Counselor at Law
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Gildea
Norman Gladden and Lou Gladden
Donors
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Francois
Mr. Paul M. Gottlieb
Ms. Mabel Griswold
Mr. James Gude
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Guthrie, Jr.
Mrs. Sherri Guzman
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad E. Haas
Ms. Catherine S. Hanneman
Mr. Mike M. Harkins
Ms. Mary Pat Harris
Ms. Christine F. Hartlove
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harvey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hayes
Ms. Sharon B. Henley
Mr. Louis H. Henry
Mrs. Deborah L. Henry
Ms. Leslie L. Herring
Mr. Eric Hinkle
Dr. and Mrs. David S. Hirschler, II
Mr. James A. Hixon
Ms. June J. Hoye
Mr. Peter M. Huber
Mr. Charles E. Ives
Ms. Deborah W. Johnson
Ms. Gloria B. Johnson
Ms. Dixie Johnson
Mr. William Johnson
Mr. Patrick Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Dean M. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Jones, Sr.
Mr. James D. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joyner
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kamarek
Dr. M. Gary and Dr. Karen Karlowicz
Ms. Natalie A. Kaszubowski
Ms. Linda H. Kaufman
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kaufman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Kayser
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keil
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Kellam, III
Mr. and Mrs. Rexford C. Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerns
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Kiley, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix M. Kirven
Mr. Mark T. Knoop
Mr. Thomas Kochaba and
Ms. Christine R. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koppen
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Kosnik
Ms. Stephanie A. Krynski
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lalor
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel E. Lewis
Dr. Clara Y. Llodra
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hilton Lucy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lybrand
Mr. and Mrs. Chad R. Manke
Dr. Kevan Mann and Dr. Sally Tamayo
Dr. Rick Manolio and Ms. Karen Fritz
Mr. Martin Mathis
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Matthews
Miss Cecil E. Mays
Mr. David Mc Rae
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. McCallister
Mr. and Mrs. James R. McKenry
Mr. and Mrs. Collin McKinnon
Ms. Leslie McMoran-Clarridge
Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. McSweeney
Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. McSweeney
Mr. John Mercogliano
Mr. Peter M. Meredith, Jr.
Mr. Stephen B. Middlebrook
Ms. Renee D. Miles
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Minks, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Mitchell
Ms. Emmaleta Mitchell
Dr. and Mrs. K. N. Moni
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moreno
Mr. Joseph P. Murphy and
Mrs. Marie M. Murphy
Mr. Gregory S. Murray
Captain and Mrs. James Q. Neas, Jr.
Ms. Peggy Neil
Ms. Lorinda Ann Newland
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Nordlinger
Ms. Marlene A. Nusbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Nusbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nutter
Mr. Brian Ober
Mr. and Mrs. Donroy J. Ober
Ms. Janet Occkiogrosso
Mr. and Mrs. David Odebralski
Ms. Melonie O’Dell
Mr. and Mrs. James O’Keefe
Mr. Robert S. Owen
Mr. and Mrs. John Parker
Vandana A. Patel
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Payne
Mr. William Pennypacker, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Perin
Mr. Randy Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Pilato
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Pitman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Pittenger
Mr. Adam Rafal
Mr. Douglas Randlett
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Rashkind
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Ricci, Jr.
Dr. Roger Richman
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Ricker
Mr. William A. Roach
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Rojo, Jr.
Meredith B. Rose
Ms. Louise M. Rovner
Ms. Susan V. Rowling
Ms. Sarah J. Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. Cilvis M. Ryland
Mr. David S. Salmons
Ms. Mary Scheuerman
Ms. Bernice Schoenbaum
Mrs. Carol Scruggs
Mr. Kevin L. Seldon
Mr. Ramiro Sepulveda, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Shannon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Shevlin
Ms. Mary E. Smith
Mr. Donald M. Sparrow
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Spear
Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Spero
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Squires
Mrs. Jeanne J. Stabler
Ms. Earlene K. Starkey
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Strother, Jr.
Ms. Lauren P. Suarez
Mr. Frederic S. Sukoff
Mr. and Mrs. Greg E. Summy
Ms. Carol N. Sykes
Ms. Linda P. Terry
Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard A. Thelen
Mr. James J. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Thomas
Mr. Douglas M. Thompson
Mr. Patrick F. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Terry S. Thompson
Mr. Matthew Tignor
Ms. Eva Tillett and Mr. Bruce Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tofalo
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Torre
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Travis
Ms. Lauren Twine
Dr. Helene F. Uhlfelder and Mr. Asa Shield
Ms. Kitty Utley
Mr. James C. Van Pelt
Mr. Brian K. Wall
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Wance
Ms. Karen Ward-Lilly
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Wardell
Mrs. Ruth C. Wasserman
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Wentworth
Mr. Tim Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. White III
Dr. Larry and Dr. Jackie White
Mr. Thomas W. White
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Wielicki
Dr. Nancy G. Wilds
Mr. Bennie Wiley
Mr. F. Blair Wimbush
Miss Helen Farrow Winslow
Ms. Charlene S. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodley
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Zeisberg
~Cultivators Society~
Anonymous
112 LLC
ABNB Federal Credit Union
AMER Building Inspection Service, Inc.
Associated Distributors a Member of
The Charmer Sunbelt Group
Bank of America United Way Campaign
Beach Eye Care
Behrends Mechanical Inc.
Bruce Smith Enterprise, LLC
Burgess-Snyder Industries, Inc.
C & S Wholesale Grocers
Caruana Homes, Inc.
Ceres Terminals, Inc.
CMA CGM America Inc.
COATS
Colombia Gas of Virginia
Colonial Webb Contractors
Davis Disposal Company
Delrand Corp. T/A Southern Screen &
Graphics
Distinctive Event Rentals, Inc.
DLS Engineering Associates, Inc.
Dominion Pools, Inc.
Dr. Mindal Donner-Family Chiropractic
Electronic Systems, Inc.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Evaltek, Inc.
Exhibits, Inc.
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Fincham Contracting
First Light, Incorporated
Food Lion, LLC
GEICO
Global Impact
Global Mission Systems - Global Strategies
Greco Concrete Construction Inc.
Hampton Roads Apartment Book
Hampton Roads Group, Inc
Hampton Roads Magazine
Harris Teeter
Haynes Furniture Company, Inc.
Haysom Street Associates, LLC
HDM Associates, Incorporated
Holman’s Photography Studio
HSBC
Huff, Poole & Mahoney, P.C. Charitable
Foundation Inc.
Hunton & Williams
Independence Construction Company of
Virginia
Integrity Staffing Services
International Flooring and Protective
Coatings, Incorporated
INTL Business Consulting
JRS Worldwide, Inc.
Kerma Medical Products, Inc.
KHKB, Incorporated
Koleszar Properties, Inc.
Kraft Foods Matching Gifts
Kroger Corporate
Lamy Marine, Incorporated
Law Offices of David A. Greer, P.L.C
Long Jewelers
Mallards Restaurants
Mars Advertising Co., Inc.
McGuire Woods, LLP
McKenry, Dancigers, Dawson & Lake, PC
Moseley Architects
Panasonic Consumer Electronics
PayDay Payroll Services
Pender & Coward, P.C.
Pitney Bowes Employee Involvement
Fund, Inc.
PNC Bank
QVC Inc. - Chesapeake
QVC Inc. - Suffolk
Rachel Screen Printing and Apparel/
Hardnox Clothing Company
Radman Radiological
Ravenna Properties, LLC
Regent Products, Incorporated
Reliance Staffing Services
Ringer r/g
Roussos, Lassiter & Glanzer, PLC
Ruby Tuesday, Inc.
S. D. Boggs Company, Inc
Signature Management Corp
Signature Printing & Graphics
Skanska USA Civil Southeast Inc.
Skanska USA Civil Southeast Inc. t/a
Bayshore Concrete Products Corp
Sumitomo Corporation
T & M Mechanical
Technical Systems Integration, Inc.
The Capital Group Companies/The Home
of American Funds
The Pampered Chef
The Pines RTC
The Rainbow Cactus Company
Tidewater Applicators, Incorporated
Tidewater Sew-Vac, Incorporated
Tidewater Utility Construction, Inc.
Tiffany, Inc.
Titan America
TowneBank
Treasure Shop
Tri-State Utilities
Tyson Foods
Unilever Best Foods-Lipton Tea
Union Brick Construction Company
UNSA America, LLC
Vandeventer Black LLP
Wall, Einhorn & Chernitzer, P.C.
Wal-Mart
WaWa - Check Out Hunger
Western Branch Veterinary Hospital, P.L.L.C.
Wilbanks, Smith & Thomas Asset
Management, LLC
Wolcott Rivers Gates P.C.
Young Family Dentistry
~Orchard Society~
Aetna Foundation
All Saints Episcopal Church
Arthur S. and Phyllis B. Kaplan Family Fund
Bank of America Foundation
Bank of Cheer
Belle Haven Presbyterian Church
Build America Foundation, Incorporated
Camp Foundation
Christ United Methodist Church
Churchland Baptist Church
Community United Methodist Church
Douglas and Marianne Dickerson
Foundation
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Employees Charity Organization of Northrop
Grumman Corporation
Eugene Walters Family Foundation
Exmore Rotary Club
Fay Halpern Fund of the Tidewater Jewish
Foundation
Federation of Virginia Food Banks
Feeding America
Feinstein Family Fund
First Calvary Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Franktown United Methodist Church
Green Acres Presbyterian Church
Hampton Roads Chapter of US Lacrosse,
Incorporated
Hellenic Woman’s Club
Hungars Episcopal Church
Jewish Community Center of Tidewater
Junior League of Norfolk-Virginia Beach
JUSTGIVE
Katharine G. Barnhart Charitable Trust
Ladies of the Harley
Macy’s Foundation
Naomi Makemie Presbyterian Church
Naval Civilian Managers Association
Naval Station Norfolk Religious Offering Fund
NAVMEDCEN Religious Offering Fund
New Calvary Baptist Church
NFC Foundation
Onley United Methodist Church
Panera Bread Foundation
Paul A.M. and Carolyn P. Gottleib Foundation
Pincus Paul Charitable Trust
Pitney Bowes Relief Fund
Rashkind Family Foundation
Ray Schoenbaum Memorial Fund
Red Bank Baptist Church
Regent University School of Law
Ronald McDonald House
Rotary Club of Melfa
Sam’s Club Foundation
Share Our Strength
St. John Baptist Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
St. Simon’s By-The-Sea Episcopal Church
The C. Thomas Vaughan Revocable Living Trust
The Capital Group Companies Charitable
Foundation
The Gaius Foundation
The Hampton Roads Foundation
The Jennet Bernert Helping Hands
Charitable Fund
The Nusbaum Family Foundation
The Thrift Shop - Hungars Parish
The USAA Foundation
The Virginia Bar Association Foundation
The Women Of Trinity Episcopal Church
Tidewater Children’s Foundation
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Trinity United Methodist Church-Pantry
United Methodist Women of Community
United Methodist Church
United Way Foundation
United Way of Greater Richmond &
Petersburg
Vandeventer Black Foundation, Inc.
Violet S. Whitson Memorial Donor
Advised Fund
Virginia Beach Commonwealth’s
Attorneys Office
Virginia Beach Police Department,
Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge #8
Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation
Warden Family Foundation
Ward’s Corner Lions Club
Widows Sons Knights of Solomon
Masonic Riders Association
Williams Mullen Charitable Foundation
Donors
Food Donors
Listed are Food Donors who have
donated 10,000 pounds or more
to the Foodbank of Southeastern
Virginia from July 1, 2008 through
June 30, 2009. Their generosity
enables us to distribute millions
of pounds of nutritious food
annually.
Many thanks to all those listed
here and to everyone whose
support helps us to provide food
to people in need.
Food Donor Groups
Core Society — Caring individuals
who give of their time and resources
to help those who are hungry in our
area.
Cultivators Society — Tremendous
corporations, businesses and
organizations who invest in the
future of our region by helping those
less fortunate.
Orchard Society — Committed
foundations, non-profits,
governmental organizations and
grantors who partner to seek
solutions to feed hope to those in
need.
Food Donor Levels
Golden 250,000 pounds and above
Ruby
100,000-249,999 pounds
Gala
50,000-99,999 pounds
Idared
30,000-49,999 pounds
Zester
10,000-29,999 pounds
Golden Level
~ Cultivators Society ~
Farm Fresh Food & Pharmacy
Food Lion
Perdue Farms
Virginia Department of Agriculture and
Consumer Services
Ruby Level
~ Cultivators Society ~
Kroger
Military Produce Group
Pepsi Bottling Group
Walmart/Sam's Club
~ Orchard Society ~
National Association of Letter Carriers
-Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive
Tyson Student Food Drive
Gala Level
~ Cultivators Society ~
106.9 The Fox and FM99 WNOR
Mayflower Marathon
A&E Moving and Storage, Inc.
Coca-Cola Distribution Center
George Weston Bakeries
Kraft Food Global Inc
MDV/Nash-Finch
Nestle Co.
P & K Services
Unilever Bestfoods
~ Orchard Society ~
CANstruction
Harvest of Hope Society of St. Andrew
Idared Level
~ Cultivators Society ~
Conagra Foods
Healds Valley Farms, LTD.
Kellogg Company
Let Us Produce
Pepsico Restaurants
Pet Dairies Inc.
Torrey Farms
Tyson Foods Inc.
~ Orchard Society ~
Feeding America
Girl Scout of the Colonial Coast
- Helping Hands Food Drive
Zester Level
~ Cultivators Society ~
Atlantic Dominion Distributors
BJ's Wholesale Club
Central Meats
City of Virginia Beach Food Drive
Costco
Darden Restaurants
Dawn Foods Product, Inc.
Frito Lays
General Mills, Inc.
Glass Doctor
Harris Teeter
Maersk Lines Limited
Mirasco Inc
Smithfield Packing Co.
TCS Materials
Toll Booth Inc.
Tropicals
U.S. Foodservice
Waterside Fish and Produce
~ Orchard Society ~
Christmas Craft Show
Floyd E. Kellam High School
Hunters for the Hungry
Norfolk & Portsmouth Bar Assocation Legal Food Frenzy
Virginia Beach Hotel/Motel Association
Virginia Wesleyan College
Personnel feedback
about distributing
BackPacks to children
on the Eastern Shore:
On Monday mornings,
many students used to
arrive at school hungry.
School personnel would
watch as they rushed
to their free breakfast
before classes began.
Now that the BackPack
Program is providing food
for some of the school’s
most food insecure kids,
they are returning from
the weekend with lots of
energy, excited because
they simply had something
to eat when they were
hungry on Saturday and
Sunday. One student
asked if his siblings could
be added to the BackPack
Program because his
dad recently lost his job
and there wasn’t enough
food at home. On the
evaluation report of
a district employee at
Kegotank Elementary
School, it was noted
that next time we send
BackPacks we should also
send a box of tissues for
the staff!
Volunteers
Listed are Volunteers who have
volunteered 40 hours or more to
the Foodbank of Southeastern
Virginia from July 1, 2008 through
June 30, 2009. Their generosity
enables us to distribute millions
of pounds of nutritious food
annually.
Many thanks to all those listed
here and to everyone whose
support helps us to provide food
to people in need.
Volunteer Groups
Core Society — Caring individuals
who give of their time and resources
to help those who are hungry in our
area.
Cultivators Society — Tremendous
corporations, businesses and
organizations who invest in the
future of our region by helping those
less fortunate.
Orchard Society — Committed
foundations, non-profits,
governmental organizations and
grantors who partner to seek
solutions to feed hope to those in
need.
Volunteer Levels
Golden
Ruby
Gala
Idared
Zester
450 hours and above
300 - 449 hours
200 - 299 hours
100 - 199 hours
40 - 99 hours
Golden Level
~ Core Society ~
Isiah Baker
Shirley Beamon
George Harrison
Ms. Ann James
Mr. Larry Latherbury
Ms. Tillie Marshall
~ Orchard Society ~
Career Development Program
- Booker T. Washington High School
USS Dwight D. Eisenhower CVN-69
Volunteer Advisory Council of the
Foodbank of SEVA Volunteer Team
Leaders
Ruby Level
~ Core Society ~
Jamelle Artist
Michael Flower
Sheldon Parker
Shawn Royster
Bettye Slaughter
Michael Williams
~ Orchard Society ~
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Gala Level
~ Core Society ~
Crystal Benjamin
Linda Brooker
Jackie Richardson
Steven Rudis
Richard F. Vargas, Jr.
~ Cultivators Society ~
Dollar Tree Stores, Inc.
~ Orchard Society ~
Norfolk Naval Station First Class
Petty Officer Associations
VC-6
Idared Level
~ Core Society ~
Barbara Collins
Terry Edwards
Terry Ellis
Saprina Gaynor
Zester Level
~ Core Society ~
Kathy Abshire
Mr. and Mrs. Hamid R. Abdolahzadeh
Rev. Clifford Barnett
Scott Bayne
Christopher Blandford
Victoria Bowling
Cecelia Cericola
Denise Conte
Michal Cox
Lynn Crawford
Diana D’Abruzzo
Pete Duss
Debbie Ernest
Joshua Everard
Sharon Flowers
Alan Fuller
Richard Gerhardt
Sharon Goodwyn
Christopher Graff
Volunteers
Robert Grimes
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harker
Chris Hartfield
Erin Kiley
James C. Lam, Jr.
Jeffrey R. Lewis
James G. McNeill
Joan H. McRae
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Simmons, III
~ Cultivators Society ~
Amerigroup Corporation
Bank of America
Long and Foster
LTD Management Company
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Pembroke Commercial Realty
~ Orchard Society ~
Assault Craft Unit 4 (ACU-4)
Downtown 100
Hampton Roads Church HRC
Naval Station Norfolk
Norfolk Collegiate
Rotary Club of Hampton Roads
Rotary Club of Princess Anne
Sewells Point Precinct - Naval Station
Norfolk
St. John Baptist Church
USS George H W Bush CVN77
Virginia Beach United Methodist Church
Bob Gronda
Bill Griffith
Tonya Griffin
Diane Hill
Donald M. Hodge
Michael J. Hotchkiss
Peter M. Huber
Kitty Humphrey
Carol Jarvis
Tom Johnson
Amy Kapa
Renay L. Kirby
Andy Kline
Ellie Lipkin
Don Mahnken
Rhonda Marsh
Jan Martin
Susan Mayo
Tim MacCartney
Bill Moody
Mark A. Morehouse
Mark Moreno
Dorcas Hodges Nelson
William Nusbaum
Toniette Parker
Achal Patel
Dion Richey
Jeffrey Ringer
Patty Ritzi
Chris M. Sessoms
Deloris Shambley
David Siegel
Pam Snyder
John Stokes
Charles S. Tapp II
Kenneth Thomas
Bill Thran
Ken Vaden
Marc Weiss
Kevin White
Ms. Stacey Williamson
Nancy Wilson
~ Cultivators Society ~
AIMCO-Apartment Investment
and Management Company
Club Head Road
Cox Communications
Electronic Systems, Inc.
Horizons Hampton Roads
HSBC
Land N Sea
Macy's
Volunteers
Region Legal Service Office
U.S. Foodservice
USAA - Mid-Atlantic Region
W. R. Systems, Ltd.
Youthworks, Inc.
~ Orchard Society ~
Abyssinia Baptist Church
Bayside Church of Christ
Churchland High School
CNATTU / Norfolk Virginia
COMHELSEA
COMBAT WING LANT
COMOPTEVFOR
COMSUBFOR N6
CPO'S Club
CVW 3
Ebony Impact Gospel Choir
FASO
First Baptist South Hill Club - 6-78
Granby High School
Great Bridge Presbyterian Church
King's Grant Baptist Church
Lynnhaven United Methodist Church
MARMC / NNSY
Navy Criminal Investigative ServicesNCIS Staat Lant
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth
Naval Station Chapel
New Calvary Baptist Church
NLSO-Navy Legal Service Office
Norfolk Academy
Norfolk Christian Schools
Norfolk State University
Nulites
Old Dominion University
PCD Truxtun
PDDLANT / SGOT Norfolk
Penn State Club of Hampton Roads Alumni
Regent University Law Review
RLSO MIDLANT
Rotary Club of Norfolk
The Shepherd's Way
TACRON-22
Tidewater Community College
T.R.U.S.T
United Church of Christ
USS Enterprise
CVN 65 Vent Team
USS New York
Virginia Beach Volunteer Rescue Squad
Wright's Chapel United Methodist Church
Foodbank Volunteer’s
eye-opening
experience helping
distribute food
the Friday before
Thanksgiving:
A high school student and
his mother were at the
Foodbank volunteering
while food distribution
was taking place as it does
every Friday morning
between 9 and 11am. This
distribution was especially
important because so many
people needed help with
holiday meals this year.
The young man learned
how close to home the
issue of hunger is when he
looked at the line of people
waiting for food and saw
one of his classmates
and his family among the
over 650 households the
Foodbank served that day.
Donor decision to donate instead of buying gifts this holiday season:
“My friends, colleagues and I are fortunate to be gainfully employed
and without the threat of our basic needs not being met. So, instead
of giving them small gifts, I have decided to make the enclosed
donation in honor of my friends, clients and colleagues in hopes that
it will help those you serve to not go hungry this year.”
-M. Christina Floyd, Vandeventer Black LLP
The three faces
of hunger:
The young
Working individuals
The elderly
Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia
800 Tidewater Drive
Norfolk, VA 23504
757-627-6599
Eastern Shore Branch
24530 Coastal Boulevard
Tasley, VA 23441
Mailing Address:
PO Box 518
Onley, VA 23418
757-787-2557
The Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia earned a 4-star
rating in all categories from Charity Navigator. This
distinction means the Foodbank, a 501 (c)3 charitable
organization, outperformed most charities in America
in all 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.
www.foodbankonline.org