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2012-2013
A little giving
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Our Mission
Community Food Share’s mission is to ensure that
no one in Boulder and Broomfield Counties goes hungry.
Guiding us in this mission are the following long-term organizational
goals, as established by Community Food Share’s Board of Directors:
1. Food insecure individuals have access to nutritious food
A. Target Audience: Households up to 130% of poverty level,
with children being highest priority
B. Target: three meals per day
C. Food is available every day of the year
D. Community Food Share food supply is consistent
with USDA nutrition guidelines
2. Procuring /distributing food to our target population occurs in
an effective /efficient manner
3. Food insecure individuals are assisted in accessing food from federal,
local government, and non-profit programs
About the Cover:
This Feeding Families member has selected a variety of food
during our Feeding Families Warehouse Distribution program.
An average of 613 families “shopped” weekly at our warehouse, and received an average of 76 pounds of food each
week. Typical foods included fresh produce, milk and dairy
products, frozen meats and prepared meals, pinto beans, rice,
soups, baby food, and bakery items.
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From the CEO and Board Chair
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An extraordinary year for Community Food Share!
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In this past fiscal year, thanks to the generous support of time, talent, and treasure from
community members, Community Food Share achieved incredible results for those in need
in Boulder and Broomfield Counties. This annual report details the breadth and depth of our
highly efficient and generously supported operations, and we hope you will enjoy it and share
it with others.
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While every year at Community Food Share seems busier than the
previous one, we can honestly say that FY13 stands out in our 32
years of serving Boulder and Broomfield Counties as one of our
most eventful. This year, we purchased a larger facility in the
Colorado Tech Center in Louisville, successfully completed our
$5.1 million capital campaign, paid off the new mortgage, all the
while maintaining our core operations of food procurement and
distribution through our “safety net” network of over 50 Member
Agencies and our own Direct Distribution programs.
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Our Niwot facility opened in 1999, after our first very successful
capital campaign. It is 20,000 square feet, and in that year we
distributed 1.4 million meals (1 meal = 1 pound). In 2004, we doubled the size of the freezer/
cooler unit, and by 2008 we were operating at capacity. In this past fiscal year, out of our
Niwot site, we distributed over 7.5 million meals, at a value of $12.7 million.
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Fast forward to FY13, and it seemed that all the pieces fell into place. By the beginning of the
year we had already raised over $1 million and also put a contract down on our new 68,000
square foot facility. To our great good fortune, in July, 2012 a very magnanimous, anonymous
donor committed a $2.5 million cash donation and charged Community Food Share to raise
an additional $1 million by year-end. Thanks to our very generous community, we reached
the goal by mid-December, and soon after were able to pay off our $3.5 million mortgage and
proceed with renovation plans.
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But, as all-consuming as the capital campaign was, we never took our eyes off the ball —
the reason we are here — to provide nutritious food for those in need in our own community.
While a great deal of time and effort was placed on preparing for the future, our operations
staff and volunteers kept their focus on the present, and continued to procure and distribute
food daily. While capital campaigns tend to pull dollars away from annual funding, our
community shared our vision, and supported both efforts.
All in all, this was an extraordinary year for Community Food Share and for our community.
On behalf of those in need in Boulder and Broomfield Counties, we express our sincere
gratitude to our 2,444 volunteers, food donors, and the many individuals, local governments,
foundations, and corporations who supported us, once again, making it possible for us to
effectively serve those in need of food assistance.
With warmest regards,
Jim Baldwin
CEO
Tom Metzger
Chair, Board of Directors
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Where Does the Food
Come From?
Community Food Share is the central
source for food procurement and
distribution in Boulder and Broomfield
Counties, with the goal of eliminating
hunger and food insecurity for all
community residents.
We procure food in various ways.
Under the auspices of Feeding America,
Community Food Share acquires
donated food from local, regional, and
national sources. Feeding America is
the largest hunger-relief organization
in the U.S., with 202 member food
banks. We pay transportation and
Value Added Packaging costs for food
received from outside of our local area.
Community Food Share also procures
food from local food industry donors,
grocery stores, and farms. Local food
donors include: WhiteWave Foods,
Walmart, Huron Produce, Whole
Foods Market, Target, King Soopers,
Safeway, Sprouts Farmers Market,
Aurora Organic Dairy, EVOL Foods,
and Rudi’s Bakery.
Significant purchasing power enables
Community Food Share to acquire
food wholesale, in semi-truckload
quantities, supplementing our
inventory with nutritious staple
product. The food includes pinto beans,
rice, canned vegetables, and a grain,
such as pasta or macaroni and cheese.
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Feeding America
National Store Donation Program
Community Food Share has participated
in two store donation programs through
Feeding America since 2008. Our drivers
pick up nutritious food daily from 10
King Soopers stores and 7 Walmart Super
Centers. The donated product from these
two stores consists primarily of frozen
meat, frozen prepared meals, and fresh
produce. In FY13, King Soopers donated
195,422 pounds of food and Walmart
donated 939,302 pounds of food.
Warehouse Coordinator, Dave Richey,
prepares pallets of food for distribution
to our Member Agencies.
Community Food Share is a family life
Thank you so much.
Where the Food Comes From
Local Donors
65%
Feeding America
14%
USDA Commodities
6%
Purchased Wholesale
6%
Food Drives
5%
Other Feeding America Affiliates 3%
Gleaning Farmers’ Fields
1%
Sources of Cash Support
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Individual Contributions
Corporate Challenge
Foundations
CFS Special Events
Corporations/Business
Investment & Other Income
Local Government Grants
Third Party Special Events
Program Service Revenue
United Way Grant
Faith Community
State & Federal Grants
$1,125,114 343,704 205,856 185,508 147,982
120,404 119,150 111,379 12,500 12,195 9,351 6,605 47%
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6%
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$2,399,748 100%
The costs associated with procuring
food have skyrocketed in the last couple
of years, and FY13 was no exception.
Trucking costs to bring donated product
from regional and national sources, as
well as Value Added Packaging costs,
increased by 10-15% since last year. In
FY13, including VAP, we paid $.10-$.20
per pound for fresh produce, and we now
pay $.15-$.25 per pound, and as high as
$.30 for fruit in season.
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Wholesale purchase prices also increased.
For example, the price of most canned
goods increased by 5-7% in the last year.
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At Earth’s Table garden, Bert Nett leads the effort
of growing fresh produce for CFS. His work includes
preparing, planting, irrigating, weeding and harvesting the gardens, along with a crew of volunteers. In
FY13, 6,000 pounds of produce were donated.
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saver for us and for our children.
Increased Food Acquisition Costs
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Ball Corporation’s ”Let’s Can Hunger” food drive
was part of the FY13 Corporate Challenge.
Nineteen companies, composed of 7,112
employees, raised $350,000 and collected
35,066 pounds of food during the 18th
annual Corporate Challenge! This provided
over 1,435,000 meals! The FY13 Corporate
Challenge was the most successful to
date. In honor of WhiteWave Foods’ new
independent status following the completion of its spinoff from Dean Foods, the
company surprised Community Food
Share and matched $1.50 for every dollar
contributed to Corporate Challenge by
its employees.
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Compete to Beat Hunger
Corporate Challenge —
Record Breaking Results in FY13!
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Where Does the Food Go?
Community Food Share’s food distribution program casts the widest net
via multiple food distribution points,
ensuring that we are providing food
assistance to as many people as
possible who are in need.
In FY13, Community Food Share
distributed over 7.5 million meals
(1 meal = 1 pound), valued at $12.7
million. All food was distributed free
of charge. The food was distributed
through our network of 50+ Member
Agencies and our own Direct Distribution programs. The Member Agencies
form a safety-net partnership for those
in need. Community Food Share is the
primary source of food for this network,
which encompasses nearly all organizations providing food assistance
in our service area. Member Agencies
include food pantries, soup kitchens,
shelters, residential treatment homes,
and emergency food box programs.
Community Food Share is one of only
20 food banks nationwide to distribute
food to Member Agencies free of
charge. Our Direct Distribution
programs help to ensure that food
is also being distributed to specific
groups of vulnerable populations,
including families with children on
the School Free Lunch program and
low-income seniors.
The Face of Need in Our Community
There are currently 60,000 people (1 in 6)
in Boulder and Broomfield Counties who
are living at or below 130% of poverty
($30,615 per year for a family of four).
The number of community members
in need of food assistance has been
steadily increasing during recent years,
especially during the recession.
The majority of people in need of food
assistance are low-income working people,
making poverty in our community largely
invisible. And, along with poverty goes
hunger and food insecurity — a constant
struggle to put food on the table each
and every day, along with the daunting
task of choosing to pay for rent, utilities,
medical expenses, or food.
Through Feeding Families, 31,901 shopping visits
were made to our warehouse in FY13.
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Feeding Families
Warehouse Distribution Program
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Groceries are distributed twice a
month at 8 congregate sites in
Boulder and Broomfield Counties
to our Elder Share members. In FY13,
115,609 meals were distributed to
357 members.
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There With Care’s Tim Ramenofsky
restocks the pantry shelves after
his shopping trip to CFS, prior to
making his rounds to families with
children in medical crises.
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Eligibility in Feeding Families is consistent
with enrollment eligibility for the SNAP
and School Free Lunch programs (those
living at or below 130% of the poverty
level — representing $30,615 annually
for a family of four).
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Feeding Families is unique in that it
provides a “client-select” grocery store
shopping experience, rather than providing
pre-selected boxes of food. In FY13, an
average of 613 families “shopped” weekly
at our warehouse, and each family received
an average of 76 pounds of food each
week. We distributed 2,421,500 pounds of
food to 1,363 families (6,241 individuals)
through Feeding Families. Typical foods
included: fresh produce, milk and dairy
products, frozen meats and prepared
meals, pinto beans, rice, soups, baby food,
and bakery items.
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Feeding Families is Community Food
Share’s largest Direct Distribution
program. Through this program, we
provide free nutritious food to families
with children in the School Free Lunch
programs in the Boulder Valley and
St. Vrain Valley school districts. Over
13,000 children (~3,200 families) are
enrolled in the School Free Lunch
program in the two districts. Each family
enrolled in Feeding Families may come
to our warehouse weekly.
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2.4 Million Meals Distributed
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FY13 Meals Distributed:
7,513,586 (1 meal = 1 pound)
Value of Food: $12,697,960
Where the Food Goes
50+ Member Agencies
CFS Direct Distribution Programs
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Community Food Share
is the central source for
food procurement and
distribution in Boulder
and Broomfield Counties.
Thank you for all that you do to help people
in need in our area. We are happy to be able
to donate money to your efforts.
Where the Food Goes
— by City
Longmont
Boulder
Broomfield
Lafayette
Louisville
Other
62%
16%
12%
8%
1%
1%
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The Warehouse
Community Food Share’s Niwot
warehouse is 18,000 square feet,
with 2,660 square feet of freezer/
cooler space. There are three dock
bays for shipping and receiving.
They are used for our own fleet of
three refrigerated trucks and semitruckloads of product sourced locally,
regionally, and nationally.
The food that is distributed to our 50+
Member Agencies is ordered from
weekly email inventory lists, then
pulled, staged, and palletized by
our staff and volunteers. The majority
of this food is then delivered directly
to the agencies, free of charge.
Community Food Share is one of
25 Feeding America members, out
of 202, that delivers food for free.
Food Assistance Referrals
Twice a year, Community Food Share
updates, prints, and disseminates
brochures about where to find food
assistance in Boulder and Broomfield
Counties. It contains information about
our Member Agencies, Boulder and
Broomfield County social services, WIC,
SNAP, and 211. These brochures are
printed in English and in Spanish, and
are inserted in each Emergency Food
Box that is distributed.
We are very happy with your help. Thank you for your time
and talent and to the nice personnel. May God bless.
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INVENTORY
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A Record 21 in FY13!
In FY13, Community Food Share’s
Operations staff turned our inventory a
record 21 times. This is despite operating
at over-capacity. The average for Feeding
America member food banks is 11
inventory turns per year.
Warehouse Coordinator, Dave Richey, unloads a truckload
of canned goods.
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Volunteers—
The Backbone of Community Food Share
Inventory Turns—
In FY13, 2,444 people devoted 34,352
hours to Community Food Share, which
is the equivalent of 16.5 full-time staff
members. Volunteers worked in every
aspect of our operation, including sorting
food, repackaging beans, stocking the
warehouse, picking-up and delivering
food, and a variety of administrative jobs,
including our front desk assistants and
helping with special events.
Volunteers from the community are essential to our operations,
from unloading and making deliveries to answering the phones.
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Donated produce awaits stocking and distribution in the warehouse.
Isolation (Spoilage) Rate—2.75%
Despite the procurement of significantly
increased amounts of fresh produce and
dairy products, our isolation rate remained
one of the lowest in the Feeding America
network in FY13.
2.75%
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STATEMENT OF AC TI VITIES
For the twelve months ending June 30, 2013
Fiscal Year
Actual
Revenue and Support
Local Government Grants
State and Federal Grants
United Way Grant
Contributions /Annual Fund
Special Events, net
Program Service Revenue
Investment & Other Income
Value of Donated Food
Audited by Middlemist Crouch & Company, CPA’s PC
Fiscal Year
Actual
Expenses
119,150
6,605
12,195
1,832,008
296,887
12,500
120,405
12,955,973
Other Non-Cash Support
19,609
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TOTAL OPERATING INCOME
$15,375,332
Food Acquisition Expense
Personnel Expenses
482,225
1,291,232
Occupancy & Insurance
99,613
Vehicle Expense
53,571
Warehouse Equipment & Supplies
Office Expense
Fundraising Activities
Administrative Expense
Other Expenses
Value of Donated Food Distributed
6,718
46,751
137,801
21,290
107,346
12,887,511
Accrued Personnel Expenses
(20,248)
In-Kind Goods & Services
16,204
Depreciation
89,109
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TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
$15,219,123
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OPERATING GAIN
$ 156,209
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A Focus on Nutrition
In FY13, Community Food Share developed
a Nutrition Policy Statement that guides
food procurement efforts and makes our
commitment to provide healthy food choices
an organizational goal. The policy states:
“Community Food Share, wherever feasible,
will purchase low sodium canned vegetables,
low fat protein foods, whole grain products,
and more fresh fruits and vegetables.”
New Nutritional Indexing Program — CHOP
In FY13, we also implemented an innovative
nutritional indexing system, called CHOP
(Choosing Healthy Options), as compared to
the USDA Food Plate. With this system, items
are marked green, yellow, or red (translation:
eat frequently, eat moderately, eat sparingly).
A similar identification system is being used
in local grocery stores and in many other
Feeding America food banks.
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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
Fiscal year ending June 30, 2013
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Current Liabilities
319,234
Payroll-related Accruals
80,266
Operating Reserve Accounts
628,557
Tenant Security Deposit
12,5000
Capital Reserve Accounts
123,384
Deferred Revenue
37,000
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Accounts Receivable
770
Total Current Liabilities
449,000
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1,540
LONG TERM LIABILITIES
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Pledges Receivable
Capital Campaign Pledges
231,834
Grants Receivable
178,853
Food Inventory
272,262
Total Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
7,737,893
357,834
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Total Permanently Restricted Net Assets
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Fixed Assets
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Total Unrestricted Net Assets
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Net Assets
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TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
$449,000
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Deposits & Prepaids
1,344
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TOTAL LIABILITIES
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Checking Account
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LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
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TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS
$8,544,727
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TOTAL ASSETS
$8,544,727
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$8,095,727
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A Look Ahead…
Community Food Share’s New Warehouse
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On August 1, 2013, after an extensive renovation,
Community Food Share relocated from Niwot
to the Colorado Tech Center in Louisville. The
new facility is 68,000 square feet, and it includes
a custom designed freezer/cooler unit that is
4,250 square feet.
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The larger facility will allow Community Food
Share to expand the procurement and storage
of greater amounts of nutritious food, including
fresh produce and frozen product. This will
enable us to meet the growing need for food
assistance in our community, and enable
clients to use scarce resources on other basic
needs. We are also anticipating that we will
identify and be able to serve additional people
in need of food assistance in the eastern part
of our service area.
Our plans in the new building potentially
include an expansion of our Feeding Families
Direct Distribution program as well as our
Member Agency distribution. However, we are
continuing all activities at existing levels for at
least six months, as we learn how to best use
the significantly increased warehouse floor
and equipment. We will then evaluate all
programs and make changes as are feasible.
Community Food Share will be in this expanded
site for the long haul, and will make changes
only after thorough assessment.
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THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR DONORS
MEMBER AGENCIES
Addiction Recovery Center
Anam Chara
Attention Homes
Boulder County AIDS Project
Boulder County Housing Authority
Boulder Preparatory High School
Boulder Shelter for the Homeless
Bridge House
Broomfield FISH
Calvary Baptist Church of Longmont
Children’s House Preschool
Cinnamon Park
Coal Creek Meals on Wheels
Ed & Ruth Lehman YMCA
El Comite de Longmont
Emergency Family Assistance Association
First Congregational Church
Good News Center
Harvest of Hope Pantry
Heritage House Ministries
I Have A Dream Foundation
Imagine!
Jacob Family Services
Justice High School
Lafayette Library Homework Center
Lamb’s Ministry
Louisville Community Food Bank
Lyons Community Food Pantry
Meals on Wheels of Boulder
Mental Health Partners
Mountain States Children’s Home
Mt. Hope Lutheran Preschool
Nederland Presbyterian Church
North Denver Cares Food Pantry
OUR Center
Parenting Place
Real Choices Pregnancy Care Center
Sacred Heart of Jesus
Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley
Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence
Shekinah Ministries
Shining Stars Learning Center
Sister Carmen Community Center
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Teens, Inc.
The Inn Between of Longmont, Inc.
There With Care
Vinelife Community Church
Westview Presbyterian Church
Wild Plum Center
YMCA of Boulder Valley
YWCA of Boulder County
FOUNDATIONS AND TRUSTS
Anchor Point Gift Fund
Ariowitsch Family Foundation
Bamboo Fund c/o The Community Foundation
Serving Boulder County
Beaulieu Vineyard
Bellock Morrison Philanthropic Fund
Benedict Family Foundation
Blumenthal Family Philanthropic Fund
BNSF Railway Foundation
Brinkman Charitable Fund
Broomfield Rotary Charitable Foundation
Carob Fund c/o The Community Foundation
Serving Boulder County
Carson-Pfafflin Family Foundation
CenturyLink Clarke M. Williams Foundation
Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc.
Collins Foundation Trust
Connie and Bill Donor Fund
Darden Foundation
Davis-Tailer Foundation
Dawn Trust
Discount Tire — Driven to Care
Regional Philanthropy Program
Dr. Sue Hirschfeld Gift Fund
Eberspacher Family Fund
Faegre Baker Daniels Foundation
Feinblum Gift Fund c/o The Community Foundation
Serving Boulder County
Feiner Family Foundation
Fugere Family Foundation
Gates Family Foundation
George F. and Virginia B. Markham Foundation, Inc.
GivingFirst c/o Community First Foundation
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Gowan Living Trust
Green Fund
Hansen Living Trust
Helen K. & Arthur E. Johnson Foundation
Henderson Family Fund c/o The Community
Foundation Serving Boulder County
Holland & Hart Foundation
Hoover Family Fund c/o The Community
Foundation Serving Boulder County
J.M. Andrews Family, LLP
Jacobs Gift Fund
Jenkins Living Trust
Joseph L. and Marjorie S. Steiner Foundation
Kalfas Family Trust
Longmont Community Foundation
Lookabaugh Cadwell Family Foundation
Lynn and Helen Clark Fund
Marcy Family Foundation
Martha Kate Thomas Revocable Trust
McCarty Charitable Fund c/o
The Longmont Community Foundation
McKesson Foundation Inc.
Merck Partnership For Giving
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Nordic Pearl Fund
Noris Foundation
O’Hara Family Foundation
Oreg Foundation
Pike Family Fund of the Foundation for MetroWest
Qualcomm Charitable Foundation
Qualcomm Foundation
Razoo Foundation
Richard E. Rudolph Family Foundation
Robert Ringdahl Foundation
Rose Community Foundation
Safeway Foundation
S.A. Gardner Fund c/o The Community
Foundation Serving Boulder County
Schusterman Family Fund
Schwab Charitable Fund
Serendipity Charitable Gift Fund c/o The Community
Foundation Serving Boulder County
Shapiro Family Philanthropic Foundation
Shirley and Farzin Fund
Sirius Fund
Steffens Foundation c/o
The Northern Trust Company
St. Vrain Valley Basic Needs Fund c/o
The Longmont Community Foundation
The Alexander and Sally Bracken Family Fund
The Anonymous Fund c/o
The Longmont Community Foundation
The Ball Foundation
The Bickel Family Foundation
The Bud and Ruth Johnson Family Fund c/o
The Longmont Community Foundation
The Carman/Diachenko Family Fund
The Cheesecake Factory Charitable Foundation
The Chrysalis Fund c/o Vanguard Charitable
Endowment Program
The Community Foundation
Serving Boulder County
The Daniel John Bowen III Foundation Ltd.
The Fitzgerald Family Fund c/o
The Longmont Community Foundation
The Flagg Foundation c/o The Community
Foundation Serving Boulder County
The Forthofer Family Fund
The Gini Coefficient Fund c/o The Community
Foundation Serving Boulder County
The Halverson Foundation
The Israel & Mollie Myers Foundation, Inc.
The Janus Foundation
The Jorgensen Foundation
The Joseph E. and Catherine E. Scalzo
Family Foundation
The Norman Foundation c/o Foundation Source
The Rosemary and David Olsen Foundation
The Valdemar F. Larson Memorial Fund
The Winston Family Foundation
The Wolf Family Foundation
The Young Family Fund
Timothy R. and Linda A. Stancliffe Fund
Tosa Foundation
Verizon Foundation c/o Cybergrants, Inc.
Virginia W. Hill Foundation
Wallace Family Philanthropic Fund
Walmart Foundation
WellPoint Associate Giving Campaign
WellPoint Foundation
Wheeler Trigg O’Donnell Foundation
Wolcott Family Foundation, Inc.
Xilinx Community Fund c/o Silicon Valley
Community Foundation
IN-KIND DONORS
24 Hour Fitness in Broomfield
A.R.S. Demolition Services
Art Cleaners
Aurora Plastics & Packaging
BAK Real Estate LLC
Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corporation
Black Roofing, Inc.
Boulder Beer Company
Brrr Refrigeration and Design
C.H. Robinson
CB Richard Ellis, Inc.
Chiropractic Works
Convergence Solutions
Core Electric
Craft Works Restaurants & Breweries, Inc.
Fairbanks Scales, Inc.
FirstFleet
Fleetmaster Express, Inc.
Greens Point Catering
Haystack Mountain Goat Dairy
Jalino’s Pizza
Leisure Time Awards
Lexmark International, Inc.
Mason Design
Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt
Minuteman Press
NextMedia
Niwot Market
Packard and Dierking, LLC
Panorama Coordinated Services, Inc.
Qualcomm
R & S Management
Silver Star Printing
Subway
Sunrise at Flatirons
Western Storage and Handling
WhiteWave Foods Company
Wyatt Construction
ORGANIZATION DONORS OVER $1,000
Foothills United Way
Tri-City Elks Lodge No 2541
CORPORATE DONORS OVER $1,000
Agilent Technologies Employee Giving Campaign
Alpin Sales, Inc.
Avalon Colorado Properties, LLC
Backflip Studios, Inc.
Ball Corporation
Black Roofing, Inc.
Brocade Communications
Bull Publishing Company
CorePower Yoga Broomfield/Flatirons
Covidien Employee Matching Gift Program
Dean Foods Matching Gift Program
DigitalGlobe, Inc.
Discount Tire
Eastpark Associates, LLP
Eldorado Trading Company
First Funder
Global Impact — Cisco
Google
Google Matching Gifts Program
IBM
Intrado
Kingsbery • Baris • Vogel • Nuttall
Lockheed Martin
Lucky’s Market
Massage Envy Spa — Longmont
Massage Envy Spa — Boulder
Merrill Lynch
Micro Motion, Inc.
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Oracle Corporation Matching Gifts Program
Oz Architecture of Denver, Inc.
Pioneer Natural Resources 3D Committee
Polar Bottle
SigmaNet
The Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank
Third Avenue Eyecare
Wong Orthodontics
CORPORATE DONORS UNDER $1,000
Advertising Specialties, Inc.
Ahlberg Funeral Chapel
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COMMUNITY SPONSORED EVENTS
7-Eleven, Inc. — In-Store Canister Program
Alfalfa’s Market — Coffee Shop Tips
Alfalfa’s Market — Pancake Breakfast
Beaulieu Vineyard — Give & Give Back
Holiday Promotion
Boulder Mennonite Church — Cotton Patch
Gospel Performance
Boulder Road Runners — CU @ Turley’s Turkey Trot
Buffalo Lock & Key — Hot Chocolate, Coffee and
Cookie Social
Buffalo Lock & Key — Ice Cream Social
Build A Bear — In-Store Donation Program
California Pizza Kitchen — Breakfast with Santa
California Pizza Kitchen — FUNdraiser
CenturyLink Clarke M. Williams Foundation —
Backpack Buddies Feed the Children Food Drive
Church World Service — CROP Walk
Coal Creek Elementary School — Evening of Sharing
Community Montessori Elementary School —
Valentine’s Day Service Project
Compassionate Chiropractic — Gratitude Week
Confio Software — Webinar Fundraiser
Dillard’s — A Perfect Fit
First National Bank — Open House
General Mills — Outnumber Hunger
HoneyBaked Ham — In Store Donation Program
King Soopers/Kroger — Bring Hope to the Table
Macy’s, Inc. — Shop for a Cause
Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt — Percent Donation Days
MillerCoors — Holiday Donation Program
Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage —
Bring Your Own Bag
Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage —
Check Out Hunger
Niwot Bunco with a Heart —
Bunco Night Fundraiser
Niwot High School — Swashbucklers Food Fight
Shakespeare Production
Panera Bread — Operation Dough-Nation
Pizzeria Da Lupo — Benefit Dinner
Precision Plumbing & Heating, Inc. —
Community Fund and Food Drive
Project 7 — FEED the Hungry
Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc. —
Superior Liquor Points Donation Drive
Splickit Inc — Round Up Restaurant App
Sprint — Feed the Need Drive
Superior Liquor Market — Points Donation Drive
The Cheesecake Factory Charitable Foundation —
Employee Peanut Butter Drive
The Cheesecake Factory Inc. —
Hershey’s Chocolate Bar Cheesecake
The Ice Rink at One Boulder Plaza —
3rd Annual Broomball Challenge
Participating Businesses:
Boulder Creek Market
Newton Running Co.
One Boulder Plaza
The Ice Rink at One Boulder Plaza —
Discount Tuesday’s
FOOD INDUSTRY DONORS
Albertsons
Alfalfa’s Market
Applebee’s Restaurant
Atkins Nutritionals
Aurora Organic Dairy
Backpackers Pantry
Bavarian Bakery Enterprises
Big Lots
Big Mouth Snacks, LLC
Boulder Grass Fed
Boulder Ice Cream
Boulder Soup Works
Boulder Valley School District
Bulumu Granola
Celestial Seasonings Tea Shop
Cheesecake Factory
Claremont Foods
Coca Cola Bottling
Costco
CU Residence Dining Services
Dollar Tree
Door-2-Door Organics
Fresca Foods, Inc
Great Harvest
Haystack Mountain Dairy
Hope Hummus
Huron Produce, Ltd
Ideal Market
IHOP
Justin’s Nut Butter
King Soopers
Lucky’s Market
Mission Quest, LLC
Niwot Market
Petrocco Farms
Phil’s Fresh Foods/EVOL Foods
Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch
Royal Crest Dairy
Rudi’s Bakery
Safeway
Snikiddy, LLC
Sprouts Farmers Market
St. Vrain Valley School District
Sur La Table
Target
Taylor Farms
Thanasi Foods
The Hain Celestial Group
Udi’s Bakery
Vitamin Cottage/Natural Grocers
Walmart
WhiteWave Foods
Whole Foods Market
Wild Rose Marketing
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FAITH ORGANIZATIONS
Atonement Lutheran Church
Boulder Mennonite Church
Boulder Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
Church of the Apostles United Presbyterian
Church World Service — Crop Walk
Community United Church of Christ
Congregation Bonai Shalom
First Community Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church — Deacons Fund
First United Methodist Church
Longs Peak United Methodist Church
Mountain View United Methodist Church
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church of Boulder
St. John the Baptist
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church —
Social Ministry
Westview Presbyterian Church
The Pampered Chef — Round Up From The Heart
Top of the Rockies Corvette Association —
All Hollows Rally
Top of the Rockies Corvette Association —
Car Show
US Foods — Employee Donation Drive
WellPoint Foundation — Employee Donation Drive
West Flanders Brewing Company — New Brew Event
West Flanders Brewing Company — Shop Small Event
West Flanders Brewing Company —
Soft Opening Celebration
WhiteWave Foods Company — Bike Ride Fundraiser
Whole Foods Market — Holiday Tasting
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Matching Gift Program
Thrivent Community Mountain Plains
Time Warner Cable
Trio Asset Management, LLC
Visa Matching Gift Program
Wayne W. Castle, D.D.S., P.C.
Western Telecom Consultants, Inc.
Whizbang Studios
Your Cause, LLC — Trustee for Hewlett-Packard
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Alarion Press
Alchemy of Movement, Inc.
AllianceData
Ameriprise Financial Employee
Gift Matching Program
Atria — Longmont
Avninja, LLC
Ball Corporate Security
Bank of America Matching Gifts
Bank of the West
Baseline Wireless Services, LLC
Beck Sales
Bluestone Marketing
Boulder Mesa Environmental
Boulder Outdoor Cinema
Brian T. Shea D.O. Professional, LLC
Broomfield Sheet Metal, Inc.
Caldwell Hathcoat LLC
Carl L. Haldy & Associates, Inc.
Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program
City Lock
Clouds By Patty, Inc.
Colorado Capital Management
Compassionate Chiropractic
DCP Midstream
Dr. Corbett Summers
El Loro Jewelry & Clog Company
Elevations Credit Union
Emerald Management
Emerson Process Management
Encana Oil & Gas
Epicenter Creative
Foam Fabricators, Inc.
Fountainhead Communications, LLC
Front Range Catering
GE Foundation
Geological Society of America
Gibb and Gibb, Inc.
Gunbarrel Dental Center
Habitat Plumbing & Heating, Inc
Harmony Healing Center
Harmony Physical Therapy
Hospira Boulder Inc.
Hospira Foundation Match
Howard Bittman — Attorney at Law
Hunter Douglas
Hunter Douglas Inc., Window Fashions Division
Investors Independent Trust Company
Judy’s Studio of Music
Karen Henderson, LPC
Katwalk’s Artisan Jewelry
Keen Ideas, Inc.
Kottke and Brantz, LLC
Larson Realty Inc.
Liebert & Associates
Lyons Gaddis Kahn & Hall
Macy’s Corporate Services, Inc.
Macy’s Foundation
Macy’s, Inc.
Maurer Painting LLC
McKesson Foundation Matching Gifts
Melissa Varner LLC
Morgan Stanley c/o Cybergrants, Inc.
Morningstar Homes Inc.
Mountain View Billing / Longmont
Mullen Investments
Munson Farms, LLC
National Instruments
NFinity Group, Inc.
Northrop Grumman
Paul Antal Translation
Paul M. Newman, LLC
Peterson Machining Inc.
Rappleye & Associates PC
RBC Wealth Management
Renewable Energy Systems Americas Inc.
Rockin’ Robin’s: Retro and Resale
Russell Hanson, D.D.S., P.C.
Sandra & Company Signs LLC
Sasson Construction, Inc.
Scher Jasper, PLLC
SendGrid
Sill-TerHar Motors, Inc.
Software Management Consulting
Sterling-Rice Group
Stitchables LLC
Temperature Processing Colorado Inc.
Terminal Rentals
The Booth Company
The Wireless Alliance
GOVERNMENT DONORS
Boulder County
City of Boulder
City and County of Broomfield
City of Longmont
City of Louisville
Emergency Food and Shelter Program
FOOD DRIVE SPONSORS
Camera — “Let’s Bag Hunger” food drive
CU Boulder — “Buffalo Can Challenge” food drive
Safeway Corp. — “Help us End Hunger” food drive
Sprouts Farmers Market —
“Grab & Give” food drive
St. Vrain Valley School District —
district-wide food drive
Times Call — “Hunger Hurts the Whole Community”
food drive
Whole Foods Market — “Grab & Give” food drive
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GARDEN SHARE DONORS
Growing Gardens
Jubilee Gardens
Judy Richards
Liz Schmidt
Munson Farms
Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch
Sacred Heart of Mary
Seagate Corporation
St. Mary Magdalena Episcopal Church
Wonderview Garden (Earth’s Table)
INDEPENDENT FOOD DRIVES
OVER 1,000 POUNDS
Ball Corporation
Bolder Boulder
Congregation Har Hashem
Dollar Tree
Frasier Meadows Retirement Community
IHOP Superior
Trans Martial Arts
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS $1,000+
Corporations, Foundations, Local Government,
Service Groups
Aurora Organic Dairy
Boettcher Foundation
Boulder County Commissioners
Daniels Fund
Discount Tire — Driven to Care Regional
Philanthropy Program
First Funder
Kingsbery • Baris • Vogel • Nuttall
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Pioneer Natural Resources 3D Committee
Rose Community Foundation
Rotary Club of Niwot
Rudi’s Organic Bakery
SaaviHome
Swinerton Builders
The Ball Foundation
The Colorado Trust Directed
Contributions Program
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc.
Vista Engineering Group, LTD
WhiteWave Foods Company
Xilinx Community Fund c/o Silicon Valley
Community Foundation
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS UNDER $1,000
Corporations, Foundations, Local Governments,
Service Groups
Access Real Estate Valuation, LLC
Daughters of the British Empire in Colorado
Mailgraphics Inc.
Pulitzer Promotions
Xilinx Community Fund c/o Silicon Valley
Community Foundation
SPECIAL FUNDRAISING EVENTS
2013 WHITEWAVE FOODS SPRING FEST
“DENIM & DIAMONDS GALA!"
April 13, 2013
Title Sponsor
WhiteWave Foods Company
Lilac Sponsors
Amgen
Rudi’s Organic Bakery
Sterling-Rice Group
Xilinx
Apple Blossom Sponsors
Aurora Organic Dairy
Colorado State Bank & Trust
Cook & Pagano, P.C.
Pollard Motor Company
The W.W. Reynolds Companies
Daffodil Sponsors
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Panera Bread
Forsythia Sponsors
Longmont United Hospital
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Friendship Sponsors
Andrew L Fiscus, DDS, P.C.
Beck Sales, Inc.
Cinegration, LLC
Davin Bala
Dermatology Center of the Rockies
Design Matters Home
Jasper Animal Hospital
Kamla Chopra
Meadowdale Kinderhaus —
Waldorf Home Preschool
Mountain View Orthodontics
Nancy Ruttenberg Beighley
Niwot Bunco With A Heart
Niwot Daughters of the British Empire
Niwot Real Estate
Oliver and Francesca Fowler
Panorama Coordinated Services, Inc.
Pollard Motor Company
Sharon and John Ogez
Smith and Truslow
Strategic Solutions Marketing & Events
Sun Construction & Facility Services, Inc.
Terrel Construction
The Bala Family
Thomas J Melcher, DDS, M.S.
Virsage Solutions
Wong Orthodontics
In-Kind Donors
Mitch Cole and Alpine Audio Visual
Debbie Thornholt and Silver Star Printing
Cheryl Wiles and Artist i Photography
Carol Christenson and Video Bravo
Suzan Yoshida and Signs Now!
Republic National Distributing
Jack Stoakes and Liquor Mart
Left Hand Brewing Company
All our silent auction donors
23rd ANNUAL TOSSA
“TEE UP! AGAINST HUNGER” GOLF TOURNAMENT
August 31, 2012
Coal Creek Golf Course, Louisville
Event Sponsor
Tossa
Presenting Sponsors
1st Banks of Boulder County
Bellock Construction and Community
Development Group
Panera Bread
Tournament Sponsor
Silk, Horizon Organic, International Delight
Clubhouse Sponsors
Countryside Asset Management
First Range Management
Kleinman Guerra & Company, P.C.
Hole Sponsors
Hirschfeld Backhoe & Pipeline
Land Title
Preeo Silverman Green & Egle, P.C.
Rudi’s Organic Bakery
SaaviHome
Sugarloaf Building
The W.W. Reynolds Companies
Vista Management Associates
Tee Sponsors
Alfalfa’s
Lawson Construction Company
The Brickman Group
First Range Management
Properties Include:
2945 Wilderness Place, Ltd.
5665 Flatirons Parkway, Ltd.
6655 Lookout Road, Ltd.
Habitat Partners, Ltd.
Harper House Apartments, Ltd.
KMBR Court, Ltd.
Plaza III, Ltd.
Tyrol Apartments, Ltd.
Green Sponsors
Coatings, Inc.
Graybar Electric Co.
Hurst & Associates
R.A. Spencer Construction, Inc.
Sam Adams
Victoria Partners, Ltd.
Food & Wine
Breakfast Sponsored by Bank of the West
Breakfast by Greens Point Catering
Specialty Coffee by The Espresso Affair
Lunch by Laudisio Ristorante
Wine Donated by Steve Lewis and Tavio Laudisio,
Giuliana Imports
Beer Donated by Gravity Brewing and Jim Hall
Tournament Water Donated by
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
Eldorado Artesian Springs, Inc.
In-Kind Printing
Silver Star Printing
In-Kind Tournament Signs
SuzanYoshida & Signs Now!
Rentals
All Events Tent & Party Rentals
Denim Shirts by
Red Cloud Promotions
Trophies
Leisure Time Awards
Prizes
1st Bank
Art Cleaners
Bank of the West
Brasserie Ten Ten
Café Aion
Callaway
Coal Creek Golf Course
Colterra
Don Getty Wildlife Photography
Judith A. Timchula, DDS
Lake Valley Golf Club
Laudisio Ristorante
Lia Sophia Jewelry
Niwot Tavern
Omni Interlocken Hotel
Panera Bread
Rich Jorgensen
Salt
St. Julien Hotel & Spa
Superior Liquor
The Greenbriar Inn
The Med
The Sink
Tossa
Treppeda’s Italian Ristorante
Hole-in-One Prizes
Gebhardt Automotive (including insurance)
Pollard Friendly Motors
J.R. Stearns & Remax Alliance on Walnut
Walters & Hogsett Jewelers
2013 “COMPETE TO BEAT HUNGER”
CORPORATE CHALLENGE
May 7 – May 22, 2013
19 participating companies donated $350,000
and 35,066 pounds of nutritious food.
Community Food Share was able to distribute
the equivalent of over 1,435,000 meals to those
in need!
Amgen
ASD Inc.
Backflip Studios
Ball Aerospace
Ball Corporation
Brocade Communications
Cable Television Labs
Corden Pharma Colorado
Encision
Exelis Visual Information Solutions
McKesson
Micro Motion
Product Architects/Polar Bottle
RE/MAX of Boulder
Rosemount DP Flow/Emerson Process Management
SAP
Symplified
Webroot
WhiteWave Foods
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Dan Gibbons
Sr. Director, FPGA Software
Xilinx
Longmont, Colorado
Chuck Bellock
Jim Hall
Brian Larson
John Moritz
Carolyn Paul
J.R. Stearns
Mike Walters
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Denise Curd, Secretary
Owner
Crestview Properties
Niwot, Colorado
Golf Committee
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David Bengston
Biopharmaceutical Consultant
Longmont, Colorado
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Michael StaffordCrane
Operations Director
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Departing Members
Christina Sarellano
Direct Distribution Assistant
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Dave Richey
Warehouse Coordinator
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Peter Storz
President
Panorama Coordinated Services
Longmont, Colorado
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Tom Reed
Food Procurement Manager
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Gordon Pedrow
Community Volunteer
Longmont, Colorado
Abel Ramirez
Driver/Warehouseperson
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Tammy Palombo
Data Manager and Events Coordinator
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Brian Larson
President
1st Bank
Boulder, Colorado
Katie Koralesky
Agency and Programs Coordinator
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John Kaufman
Warehouse/Distribution Manager
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Molly Keveney
VP Communications & Community Affairs
WhiteWave Foods
Broomfield, Colorado
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Michele Harvey
Agency and Programs Manager
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Jay Halsey
Utility Warehouse Person
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Debbie Gill
Donor Services Coordinator
Hannah Anderson
Katherine Burns
Sarah Burns
Elise Cranny
Emily Cranny
Madison DeFrees
Maura Derr
Madi Dolifka
Maeve Donovan
Kate Dooley
Kelly Dulin
Alex Flynn
Meagan Londa
Sarah McCaddon
Maeve McCarthy
Bridget Metzger
Erin Mulshine
Sarah Myres
Lauren Schusterman
Isabelle Stafford
Serena Stafford
Hannah Thramann
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Susan Finesilver
Communications &
Corporate Relations Manager
Junior Guild Members
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Sue Ericson
Volunteer Manager
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Carol Cortez-Sagor
Direct Distribution Coordinator
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Michael Hranicka
President, Metal Beverage Packaging
Ball Corporation
Broomfield, Colorado
Jayson Conover
Driver/Warehouseperson
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Mark Biggers
Community Volunteer
Louisville, Colorado
Inocencia Chaparro
Direct Distribution Assistant
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Claudia Barkmeier
Senior VP Financial Advisor
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Boulder, Colorado
Fred Brock
Driver/Warehouseperson
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Courtney Banayad
Foundation Partnerships
Global Greengrants Fund
Boulder, Colorado
Gerry Bristow
Finance, IT & Human Resources Director
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Members
Rebecca Bisping
Hunger Study Coordinator
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Rebecca Hall, Secretary
Attorney
Packard Dierking
Boulder, Colorado
Staff
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Jim Hall, Chair-Elect
Private Consultant
Broomfield, Colorado
Julie Bala
Terri Beach
Nancy Ruttenberg Beighley
Brenda Buffington
Kim Ferry
Jilly Gossett
Linda Herring
Stephanie O’Connor
Elizabeth Owen
Sharon Pollard
Deborah Read Fowler
Elizabeth Reveley
Nanette Schunk
Dina Zimmerman
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Tom Metzger, Chair
Sr. Development Manager
Invenergy
Louisville, Colorado
COMMUNITY FOOD SHARE GUILD
Chief Executive Officer
Jim Baldwin
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Officers
COMMUNITY FOOD SHARE STAFF
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COMMUNITY FOOD SHARE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Stephen Stroh
Custodian
Terry Tedeschi
Development and Marketing Director
John Luebke — In Memoriam
Cammie Muller
CFO
Aurora Organic Dairy
Boulder, Colorado
Doug Radi
Vice President, Marketing
Charter Baking
Boulder, Colorado
Yancey Spruill
Executive VP & CFO
DigitalGlobe
Longmont, Colorado
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COMMUNITY FOOD SHARE
650 South Taylor Avenue
Louisville, Colorado 80027
303.652.3663
720.864.8020 fax
www.communityfoodshare.org
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/CommunityFoodShare
Twitter: @CommFoodShare
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