2013 -14 A N N U A L R E P O R T
THE MISSION
of the Food Bank for Westchester
is to lead, engage and educate Westchester
County in creating a hunger-free environment.
The Food Bank for Westchester serves over
265 local hunger-relief programs throughout
Westchester, including food pantries, soup
kitchens, child and adult day-care centers, and
shelters. The Food Bank provides 95% of all food
distributed to hungry families, children and
seniors within our network.
L A ST YE AR, THE FOOD BANK FOR WESTCHESTER
DISTRIBUTED 6 MILLION MEALS TO HUNGRY
P E O P L E I N N E E D T H R O U G H O U T T H E C O U N T Y.
D E A R F R I E N D S A N D S U P P O R T E R S:
When the Food Bank for Westchester took
root in the community 26 years ago, the idea
of suburban poverty was incomprehensible.
Yet hunger has established a foothold here,
and suburban poverty is now an everyday
reality. With an ever-consistent number of
residents facing chronic food insecurity, the
challenge today is to not only feed the steady
line of hungry children, seniors, working poor
and jobless adults, but to also find ways to
shorten the line for the future—tackling the
very roots of hunger.
As the backbone of the county’s emergency
food distribution system, supporting 265
front-line hunger relief programs, the Food
Bank for Westchester has evolved with the
hunger crisis. We have reacted to the reality
of suburban poverty, recently merging with
The Westchester Coalition for the Hungry and
Homeless to combine our collective resources
and further advance our fight against hunger.
Over the last year, the Food Bank has made
dramatic strides in supporting the agencies
that feed the 200,000 Westchester residents
that are food insecure. Last year alone, we
distributed 7.2 million pounds of food, including
over 1 million pounds of fresh food through
Direct Distribution Programs. As we strengthen
the agencies’ efforts to “feed the line,” they
will be empowered to focus their energies on
helping to transition people out of poverty.
For over 26 years, we have leveraged our
connections to help break the cycle of
hunger. We have brought resources together
from all segments of the county including
corporations, foundations, government,
communit y and religious groups and
individuals. As we strengthen our advocacy
role and tap new partners to accomplish our
goals, your support is even more vital.
We would like to thank you—our donors, board
members and volunteers—for your generous
contributions, and we invite you to join us as we
expand our reach, impact and influence. With
everyone at the table, we can rise to meet the
challenges we are facing so that one day, hunger
will no longer have a place in Westchester.
Sincerely,
E L L E N LY N C H
President & CEO
RICK R A KOW
Chairman of the Board
2 0 1 3 -1 4 A N N U A L R E P O R T
1
2
FOOD BANK FOR WESTCHESTER
What We Do
The Food Bank for Westchester is the central hub for the
county’s hunger relief efforts. We secure and distribute food,
build partnerships and mobilize volunteers so that hungry
children, seniors, working poor and jobless adults get the
food they need to make it through each and every month.
DISTRIBUTION
7.2 million pounds of food distributed providing
6 million meals
VOLUNTEERS
8,747 volunteers donated 19,882 hours (The equivalent of
10 full-time employees!)
SIGNATURE PROGRAMS
Direct Distribution Programs
1,191,981 pounds of fresh fruits, vegetables, meats and
dairy distributed directly to 210,903 individuals
Kraft Mobile Food Pantry Distributions: 633,572 pounds of
fresh, healthy food for 70,407 individuals
Senior Grocery Program: 269,189 pounds of fresh food for
97,495 seniors
Neighborhood Food Express: 289,220 pounds of fresh food
for 43,001 individuals
Local Food Acquisition
Retail Recovery Program: 353,627 pounds of surplus food
that would have otherwise gone to waste was collected
from local supermarkets and retailers
Children’s Programs
BackPacks: 26,273 BackPacks of food providing 178,902
weekend meals to 1,684 hungry children and their families
Kids Cafes: 148,025 meals were served to 9,134 hungry
children at 8 Kids Cafes before and after school: 66,880
dinners, 20,815 lunches, 8,280 breakfasts, 52,050
healthy snacks
Fresh Produce Initiatives
Project Green Thumb: Distributed 937,193 pounds of fresh
fruits and vegetables to hungry residents from local NY
State farmers
Food Growing Program: 5 partner sites planted, cultivated,
harvested and donated 8,675 pounds of fresh produce
(39,000 servings) to member agencies for distribution in
their communities
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Outreach, Education & Advocacy
Provided SNAP information to 1,549 people
Pre-screened 667 people for SNAP eligibility
425 home visits to seniors and the homebound to process
SNAP applications
Why We’re Essential
The Food Bank for Westchester’s expertise
in procuring, warehousing and distributing
large quantities of shelf-stable and fresh
food makes it possible for the 265 frontline hunger relief programs in Westchester
County to meet demand. Our people,
programs and partners help centralize
hunger relief and our shared strengths drive
efficient, innovative solutions.
SUBURBAN POVERTY: A NATIONAL ISSUE
“Since 2000, the number of poor
people in the suburbs has grown by
64 percent, compared to 29 percent
growth in cities. The suburbs are
home to 3 million more impoverished
residents than big cities and 9.1 million
more than rural areas.”
-T H E B R O O K I N G S I N S T I T U T E
AN ONGOING REALITY IN
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
In Westchester County, approximately 200,000
people are at risk of hunger or are facing
food insecurity
33% of the food insecure are children
25,000 grade school children in our public
school systems receive free or reduced lunch;
most of these children need food over the
weekends and on vacations
22% of the County’s hungry are senior
citizens (age 60+) and that number will
increase over the next 5 years
Reaching the new faces of hunger—working
poor and seniors—presents new challenges
as these groups are unable to use traditional
food pantries and soup kitchens due to physical
challenges or work schedules
Food insecurity causes health issues that
compromise our communities, like malnutrition
and diabetes, with everyone in need requiring
access to more fruits, vegetables, protein and
dairy products
2 0 1 3 -1 4 A N N U A L R E P O R T
3
Join the Fight: One Voice,
One Vision To End Hunger
Our donors, agencies and volunteers share our vision to feed
Westchester’s hungry. Here, they voice why giving to the Food
Bank for Westchester is a powerful way to make a positive
contribution to children, families and seniors in need.
“We discovered that the Food Bank for Westchester can
get 4 times as much for the dollar …$1,000 is $4,000
worth of food…that’s a real impact. This is an area
where you can make an immediate difference and go to
bed knowing that people nearby aren’t going hungry.”
– D AV I D J A M E S O N , D O N O R
“I just appreciate how lucky I am, and whether I’m
repacking food, answering phones or helping out
at a food drive, I’m happy to give back to those
less fortunate by volunteering forthe Food Bank
for Westchester.”
— L O U Z I M E T, D O N O R / V O L U N T E E R
“Without the Food Bank for Westchester, it would
be very difficult for food pantries like ourselves…to
provide the services that we do…”
— P E T E R M C C U E N , S U P E R V I S O R
O S S I N I N G F O O D PA N T R Y
T R I N I T Y E P I S C O PA L C H U R C H
“When you’re on a fixed
income it can be very
difficult…The only thing I
have is my social security,
so I really depend on
the pantry.”
– R E B E C C A W.,
F O O D PA N T R Y C L I E N T
The Food Bank for Westchester maximizes the value of every dollar
donated and has the capability to buy, store and transport food in
bulk, making us the most efficient and effective provider of healthy,
nutritious food to hungry people in Westchester County.
The food inventory comes from three key sources:
USDA: The Food Bank is recognized and approved by the USDA to
receive and distribute federally donated foods.
HUNGER IN WESTCHESTER
Donated: Local donations are received from Westchester businesses,
community food drives and the Food Bank’s Food Growing program.
National donations come from large food companies and distributors
via the Feeding America Network.
Children Under 18 Years �� 33%
Seniors�������������������������������� 22%
White������������������������������������ 19%
African American���������������� 37%
Hispanic�������������������������������� 43%
Female���������������������������������� 58%
Male�������������������������������������� 42%
Purchased: The Food Bank for Westchester purchases food at the
wholesale rate from food suppliers locally and across the U.S.
4
FOOD BANK FOR WESTCHESTER
“I am a single dad of a
beautiful seven year-old
girl…I never expected to end
up in a situation like this. I
worked in home remodeling
for a long time and as things
got harder, life happened.
The Food Bank made a
difference in my life and in
my daughter’s life.”
– D AV I D L .,
F O O D PA N T R Y C L I E N T
2 0 1 3 -1 4 A N N U A L R E P O R T
5
Community Partnerships:
Helping To Break The Hunger Cycle
Every year, individuals, organizations and corporations work with the Food
Bank for Westchester to support those in their communities that need help.
VOLUNTEERS
In 2014, volunteers donated 19,882 hours by repacking bulk food in our
warehouse, helping in our offices, serving on our board of directors and
committees or assisting at special events.
In addition, many of our volunteers are people with different abilities
coming from organizations like Cerebral Palsy of Westchester, New York
School for the Deaf, Ossining Life Skills Program, Devereux Millwood and
the Point Program.
ORGANIZATIONS
Schools, synagogues, churches, community and professional organizations
raise funds and drive food donations for the Food Bank for Westchester to
benefit families in need throughout the county.
Scarsdale Middle School has a long-standing history of support for the
Food Bank for Westchester, supplying volunteers and donating food and
funds. Some of the activities included repacking thousands of pounds of
food collected over the school year in conjunction with Human Rights
Day, an Acts of Kindness project that generated over $5,000 for the Turkey
Drive, Chores for Charity which raised $7,000 to start a new food pantry for
seniors in Yonkers and a mosaic created for the Food Bank offices.
The Yom Kippur Food Drive, created over 20 years ago with the
participation of congregations throughout the Jewish community in
Westchester, has generated thousands of pounds of food donations and
thousands of dollars to support anti-hunger efforts on this day.
CORPORATIONS
Throughout the year, over 2,200 volunteers from 70 different corporations
assisted in repacking and sorting food. The highlight of the Food Bank for
Westchester’s Corporate Program is the annual Golden Scoop Competition.
In 2014, Capital One took home the coveted Golden Scoop Trophy by
packing over 1,700 pounds of beans in the hour-long “fierce but friendly”
contest. Golden Scoop helps the Food Bank get many tons of bulk product
repacked and ready for delivery to the food pantries and soup kitchens.
FOOD DONORS
The Food Bank for Westchester receives food donations from retailers and
wholesalers, corporations, churches and other organizations, as well as
dedicated individuals.
The Links of Westchester: A donor group who volunteers to repack food
and has “adopted” food pantries.
Mr. and Mrs. Josef Sink: Longtime donors who decided to use the money
they would normally spend on holiday gifts to purchase food for people
in need by shopping for and delivering food to the Food Bank office every
month.
Sam’s Club: In FY13-14, Sam’s Club was the largest retail recovery donor
for the Food Bank for Westchester, providing 104,743 pounds of food—or
87,286 meals—through its Elmsford location.
D’Agostino’s: A high-quality, consistent source for the retail recovery
efforts, D’Agostino’s Port Chester donated 44,120 pounds of food—for
36,767 meals—in 2014, and assisted essential programs, like the BackPack
Program, by running in-store donation campaigns.
6
FOOD BANK FOR WESTCHESTER
2 0 1 3 -1 4 A N N U A L R E P O R T
7
Donors
$10 0 , 0 0 0 A N D U P
New York State,
Department of Health
ShopRite
USDA
$50 , 0 0 0 - $9 9,9 9 9
Emergency Food & Shelter
Program (FEMA)
Giving Circle of Lower
Westchester, Inc.
Goldie Anna Charitable Trust
MBIA Foundation, Inc.
Stop & Shop
The Tudor Foundation, Inc.
Westchester Community
Foundation
Westchester County Dept. of
Finance
$25, 0 0 0 - $ 49,9 9 9
Bank of America Foundation
Scott and Bonnie Boilen
Entergy Nuclear Northeast
Food Bank Association of New
York State
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Company
Leventhal Family Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Mack-Cali Realty Corporation
Morgan Stanley Foundation
PepsiCo
Rakow Commercial Realty
Group, Inc.
Thelma Roberts
TD Charitable Foundation
$10 , 0 0 0 - $24 ,9 9 9
Allstar Products Group
Arthur S. Doerner Private
Foundation
BNY Mellon Wealth
Management
Briar Foundation
Neal and Elizabeth Bronzo
Bunge Management Services,
Inc.
Marikay Capasso
Capital One Bank, Northeast
Region
Chess Foundation
Chubb Group of Insurance
Companies
Curtis Instruments, Inc.
David and Katherine Moore
Family Foundation Fund
Chris and Michelle DeLong
William and Carolyn Harrington
Heroes in Transition
IBM Employees
David and Leslie Jameson
Lance R. Wachenheim
Foundation
Miriam and Ira D. Wallach
Foundation
Opus Foundation, Inc.
Our Lady of Sorrows Church
Park Avenue Charitable Fund
Pernod Ricard USA
8
Lee Robins
Ronald McDonald House
Charities - NY Tri State
Chapter
Sloman Foundation
Lee and Stephanie Spiegel
Swim Tank Home of Aqua Tots
Ltd.
Webster Bank, N.A.
Whole Foods Market
$5, 0 0 0 - $9,9 9 9
ABB Optical Group
Anbinder Family Foundation
AQR Capital
Asbury United Methodist
Church
James Attwood and Leslie
Williams
Joseph and Judy Baumgarten
Laurence and Esther Beilenson
Bleakley Platt & Schmidt LLP
Citizens Bank and Foundation
Clarfeld Financial Advisors, Inc.
Edward Croen and Lou-Ann
Galibert
CSX Corporation
David Rockefeller Fund
Charles and Amy Day
Fujifilm
Lawrence and Yvette Gralla
Greenhouse Family Fund
David Hallerman and Cathy
Martone
Hewlett-Packard Company
Houlihan Lawrence, Inc.
Jandon Foundation
Journal News/Gannett
Foundation
KeyBank Foundation
Douglas and Wendy Kreeger
Krislen Management
Corporation
Michael and Heather
LaFortezza
Louis & Anne Abrons
Foundation
Lucille and Paul Maslin
Foundation, Inc.
McCarthy Fingar LLP
Mountco Construction &
Development
Murphy Brothers Contracting
Nancy and Paul Ross
Foundation Inc.
Janet Nast
New York Football Giants, Inc.
Partner Reinsurance Co. of U.S.
Pell Wealth Partners
Pfizer Foundation
Reckson, a division of SL Green
Realty Corp.
Scarsdale Middle School
Student Organization
Brian and Keira Smith
St. Thomas Church
David and Mary Elizabeth Stern
Target
Mary Thomasset
Transamerica Retirement
Solutions
Brian and Cynthia Trudell
Greg and Kathiryn Werlinich
FOOD BANK FOR WESTCHESTER
White Plains Plaza Realty, LLC
Bruce and Sharon Wilson
$1 , 0 0 0 - $ 4 ,9 9 9
Joseph Abbatte and Colleen
Carew
Gregory Adams and Jill
Greenwald
Roy Adler and Judith Hershaft
Advanced Footcare Center
AKD Insurance
Philip and Irit Altman
American Legion Post #1009
American Legion Post #1038
Stephen Anbinder
Andrew and Margie Anik
Anne and Michael Weprin
Family Foundation
Anne Claire Lester Foundation,
Inc.
Anonymous Donations
Irwyn and Lucille Applebaum
Robert Arnow
Reid Ashinoff
Attorney’s Title Insurance
Agency, Inc.
Axiom Software
B. Green Group, LLC
Alan and Maria Badey
Balducci’s of Scarsdale
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ,
Ltd.
Spencer and Ronnie Barback
Leslie Barbagallo
Barish & O’Brien Foundation
Nancy Baron
Thomas Barry and Susan
Waltman
Wendy Bartley
Baumer Ventures, Inc.
Douglas Beale
James Beck and Carole Clarke
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Belmay Family Foundation, Inc.
Belson Family Fund
Benny Ben-David and Roni
Shapiro
Neil and Lori Benson
Andrew and Randi Berdon
Berkeley College
Bernard and Roberta Bernhardt
Neil and Andrea Bernstein
Phyllis Bertin
Gail Binderman
Bloom Family Fund
Deborah Bloom
Wendy Blum
Bluthenthal-Toff Family
Foundation
Anne Boyer
David Brady and Birte
Wistinghausen
Briarcliff Congregational
Church Benevolence Comm.
Broadview Networks
Ellen Broude
Douglas and Dawn Brown
James and Victoria Bruni
Daniel and Barbara Budasoff
Robert and Paula Butler
C.W. Brown, Inc.
Ann Campbell
Jay Campbell and Mary Hosley
Caraveta Heaven’s Helpers
Foundation
Miriam Cedarbaum
Central Committee of War
Verterans Organization of
Yonkers
Chuck and Karen Chaplin
Charles C. and Susan Finch
Moore Charitable Fund
Cheesecake Factory
Church World Service
John and Mary Ciardullo
Citrin Cooperman & Company
Fred and Joyce Claar
Martin and Marilyn Clague
Clinton Family Foundation
CMS Bank
Larry and Deirdre Cohen
Stephanie Cohen
Concorde Personnel dba
Concorde Search Associates
Concorde Temporary Staffing,
Inc.
Sloan and Mary Cooper
John and Katy Coppinger
Michael Corso and Donna
Abrams
Michael and Allison Cottle
Susan Crayne
Cross County Shopping Center
Joseph and Donna Cuiffo
Derrin and Cathy Culp
D & D Elevator Maintenance,
Inc.
D & D Elevator, Inc.
Dagele Brothers Produce
D’Agostino Supermarkets, Inc.
Roy and Dorothy Dailey
Maurice and Sharon Daitz
Michael D’Angelo
Richard and Barbara
Dannenberg
Danziger & Markhoff, LLP
Del Bello, Donnellan,
Weingarten Wise &
Wiederkehr
Jennifer DeMarrais
Deutsch Charitable Foundation
Diana Gould Ltd.
Digiscribe International LLC
Divney Tung Schwalbe LLP
Navy Djovonic
William Donovan
Sean and Lianne Dugan
Jonathan and Wendy Dulman
Edith & William M. Landau
Foundation
Patricia Ehresmann
Earle Ellefsen
Nancie Ellis and Geoffrey
Domm
Empire Merchants, LLC
Estate of Eva Feld
John Ettenson and Vicki
Camerino
Fairway Group Central Services
LLC
Robert and Lauren Fales
Tom Faneuff and Susan Merrill
Glen Feinberg
Stephen and Suzanne Fields
Richard and Dina Findling
First Niagara Bank and
Foundation
Marc and Francine Flamino
Ford Foundation
Robert and Kathleen Ford
Gary and Carol Freidman
Gant Family Foundation
GE Foundation
Felice Gelman
George & Aileen Karp
Philanthropic Fund
Joseph and Deborah Gerace
Peter and Marlis Germann
Stephen and Laurie Girsky
Paul and Debby Glickman
Henry Godfrey and Ginger
Schnapper
Lester Goldfischer
Michael Goldman and Karen
Falk
Gordon Family Charitable
Foundation
Bruce and Barbara Gordon
Todd Gordon and Susan Feder
March Gourevitch and Sabrina
Cherry
Jeffrey Greenberg
Greenberg Traurig
Greenfield Stein & Senior, LLP
Robert Grimshaw and Linda
Horton
Jason Gross and Trisha Howell
Owen and Victoria Gutfreund
H & P Boilen Foundation
Hagar Family Foundation
Harry Chapin Memorial Run
Patrick Hayes and Susan
Snyder
Richard Hecht
Hilibrand Foundation
Willard and Sharon Hill
Martin and Joanne Homlish
Hope for Youth Foundation,
Inc.
Michael and Kara Hubertus
Hudson Valley National Bank
Mark and Jean Marie Iannucci
Impact 4 Good LLC
Israel & Mollie Myers
Foundation, Inc.
ITW Foundation
James H. & Margaret Tabeling
Foundation Inc.
Jill E. Solomon Charitable
Foundation
John and Robby Hoare
Charitable Fund
John Jay Masonic Lodge #653
Joseph F. Stein Family
Foundation, Inc.
Judicial Title Insurance Agency
LLC
Diana Juettner
Julius and Eleanor Kass Family
Foundation
Heather Kane
Gary and Rosalind Karlitz
Andrew Katell and Stephanie
Low
Joe Kaufman and Janet Korins
Louise Kepler
Leona Kern
Abigail Kirsch
Cynthia Know and Carla
Johnson
David Koenigsberg and Ada
Huang
Kraft Foods
Marc and Irene Kramer
Robert and Louise Kuklis
Kwitman Family Foundation,
Inc.
L.P. Wasserman Family
Foundation
Landscape Unlimited, Inc.
Leighton Associates, Inc.
Anthony Leopizzi
Andrew and Susan Lese
Thomas and Susan Leslie
Richard and Gabielle Lesser
Matthew Levine and Jordana
Schwartz
Linda A. and James H. Ellis
Fund
Michael and Carol Lowenstein
Nita and Stephen Lowey
Jeremiah and Brigid Lynch
Russell and Eileen Lynch
M. & B. Prober Foundation
Michael and Jane MacDonald
Mack Goldner Memorial
Foundation
Macy’s
Richard Magill and Sheree
Krigsman
Maier Markey & Justic
Al and Gail Maiolo
Loring and Dorothy Mandel
Manocherian Brothers
Marion Financial Advisors
Mark Bomback Productions
Joseph and Kathleen
Masterson
Neil and Deborah McCarthy
McKinsey & Company
Elizabeth McNally
Robert and Laura Medway
Brad and Laurie Mendelson
Meryl and Christopher Lewis
Foundation
MGG Foundation
Michael and Jill Weinstein
Family Fund
Milton Tenenbaum Charitable
Foundation
George Mohrmann
Dennis Morrissey and Ellen
Lynch
David and Michelle Morse
Mount Kisco Interfaith Food
Pantry, Inc.
Ronald and Janet Mraz
Christopher and Diane Murphy
Laura Murphy
Michael and Cynthia Murray
Shobha Nayar
Neiman Marcus Group
Nera Economic Counsulting
New York Life Foundation
New York State Office of the
Attorney General
John and Jean Noona
Nancy O’Connor
James and Laurie O’Donoghue
Organized Business
Techniques Inc.
Margaret Orr
Pampered Chef
Peckham Family Foundation
Pleasantville Middle School,
Teachers Association
Ann Poll
David and Elin Poneman
Generoso Pope and Anne
Taylor
Alan and Sharon Portnoi
Pound Ridge Community
Church
Presbyterian Church of Mt.
Kisco Women’s Association
Presbyterian Women of
Hitchcock Church
Primizia Foods - DeCicco’s
Putnam County Savings Bank
Gerard and Nancy Quinn
Adam and Amy Raboy
Craig and Jennifer Race
Sal and Lorraine Randazzo
Richard and Gloria Raskin
Mary Raudenbush
Robert and Patricia Redis
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
James and Patricia Reino
Jonathan and Joelle Resnick
Lisa Rich
Riemann Auto Body Shop
James and Abigail Ritman
Kenneth and Rebecca Roban
RobbinsKersten Direct
R. and Gale Roberts
Rockefeller Philanthropy
Advisors
Brian and Carolyn Rooney
Mauri Rosenthal and Nancy
Taubenslag
Charlie and Meryl Rubin
Ruder Family Foundation
Conor and Jennifer Ryan
S. Ben Tenori Charitable Lead
Trust
Bruce and Karen Sabath
Bradley and Nancy Sabel
Pasqualina Sacchetti
Harriet Sadow
Robert and Lynda Safron
Saidel & Saidel P.C.
Salice Family Charitable Trust
Sassoon and Marjorie Peress
Philanthropic Fund
Saw Mill Auto Sales
Robert Schaeffer
Cathie Schaffer
Robert and Amy Scher
Ronald Schulhof
Tony Schwartz and Deborach
Pines
Wallace and Elizabth Schwartz
SEFA Rockland County
Jeffrey and Sharon Seidell
David and Debra Seiden
Shenkman Capital
Shami Shenoy
Shirley G. Benerofe
Foundation, Inc.
Sidewinder Charit. Fdn.-Natl.
Philanthropic Trust
Sidney A. and Esther Laifer
Family Foundation
Sidney and Betty Shames
Foundation
Jeff and Kim Siegel
David and Felice Silk
Robert and Naomi Silpe
Jonathan Slater and Barbara
Schecter
Pamela Slater
Stanley and Frances Slote
Marybeth Sollins
Somers Faculty Association
Robert Sommer
Kevin Spath
Jeffrey Spetler
Stavis Charitable Foundation
Stein Family Gift Fund
Nicholas Stephens and Lisa
Kunstadter
James and Jane Stern
Sy and Laurie Sternberg
Audrey Steuer
N. Stevens
Stewart Title Insurance
Company
Michael and Kimberly
Stigliano
Byron and Siew-Thye Stinson
Patricia Stix
Glenn and Jeannette Stockton
Strauss Paper Company, Inc.
Sabin and Beverly Streeter
Andy and Elaine Strommen
Swiss Re America Holding
Corp.
T.G.I. Friday’s
Christopher and Leah Tahbaz
Charles Tamarin
The Kroll Family Charitable
Fund
The Rollins Agency, Inc.
Thompson & Bender LLC
Albert and Elizabth Tice
Christine Tredway
Unilever United States
Foundation, Inc.
United Way of Greater
Portland
United Way of Westchester &
Putnam
Wakefern Food Corporation
Wal-Mart Foundation
Nicholas Walsh
Cifford and Linda Weber
Paula Weil
Weiler-Arnow Management
Co., Inc.
Wellpoint Associate Giving
Campaign Foundation
Richard and Sara Werder
Lucille Werlinich
Westchester County
Association Inc.
WESTMED Medical Group
White Plains Hospital Center
Mary Ruth Wiegard-Becker
Daryl Wieland
Allan and Claire Wolkoff
Woodlands Community
Temple
Yard House
Yvonne & Leslie Pollack
Family Foundation, Inc.
Benjamin and Amy Zaitz
2 0 1 3 -1 4 A N N U A L R E P O R T
9
Member Programs
Bethany A.M.E. Church Feeding Program
Bethel Baptist Church Food Pantry
Bowen Memorial Church Food Pantry
Bowen Memorial Church Soup Kitchen
Bread of Life Food Pantry
Burling Lane Shelter
Cardinal McCloskey Ninety Three
Caritas Port Chester Food Pantry
Caritas Port Chester Soup Kitchen
Children’s Village, Sanctuary Oasis
Childrens Village Life Bridges/Stepping
Stones
Church Of God Of Prophecy Community
Outreach
Church Of God Of Prophecy Food Pantry
Church Of St. Joseph Of Arimathea
City Harvest Pre-School
Cluster Residences
Church of God of Prophecy Project Hope
Community Center of Northern
Westchester
Community Food Pantry Of Mohegan
Lake
Community Food Pantry of Sleepy
Hollow/Tarrytown
Community Service Associates Hot Meal
Programs
Croton-Cortlandt Food Pantry
Eastchester CAP Food Pantry
Ecumenical Food Pantry
First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown
First Reformed Food Pantry
First Reformed Soup Kitchen
First Seventh Day Adventist Church Food
Pantry
First United Methodist Church
Fred’s Pantry
Generations
Cluster-Goerlich
Good Shepherd Food Pantry
Grace Baptist Church Food Pantry
Grace Church Community Center Soup
Kitchen
Greenburgh/Elmsford CAP Food Pantry
Greyston Family Inn Day Care Center
Halfway Houses Of Westchester
Harrison Community Services Food
Pantry
Harvest Time Food Pantry
Hillside Food Outreach
Holy Spirit Food Pantry
HOPE Community Services Food Pantry
HOPE Community Services Soup Kitchen
Hope’s Door
Hudson Valley Community Services (ARCS)
Hudson Valley Community Services
(Mosaic)
10
FOOD BANK FOR WESTCHESTER
Interfaith Emergency Food Pantry
Jan Peek Shelter
Larchmont Mamaroneck Hunger Task
Force
Lexington Center For Recovery, Inc. New
Rochelle
Lexington Center For Recovery, Inc. Mt.
Kisco
Living Resources Lexington House
Living Transformation/Operation Fight
Back
Loaves And Fish Soup Kitchen
Lord’s Pantry Food Pantry
Mary J. Blige Center Feeding Programs
Mount Kisco Fox Center
Mount Lebanon Baptist Food Pantry
Mount Vernon Community Action
Program
Mount Kisco Interfaith Food Pantry
Mount Olive Food Pantry
New Beginnings Food Pantry
New Life Fellowship Church Food Pantry
New Rochelle CAP Food Pantry
New Rochelle CAP Soup Kitchen
New Rochelle Day Nursery
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Food Pantry
Open Arms Men’s Shelter
Ossining Food Pantry
Port Chester Carver Center Food Pantry
Port Chester Carver Senior Breakfast
Pressley Memorial Church Food Pantry
Pressley Memorial Church Soup Kitchen
Queen’s Daughters Day Care Center
Ridgeway Alliance Church Food Pantry
Riverdale Seventh Day Adventist Church
Food Pantry
Riverdale Seventh Day Adventist Church
Soup Kitchen
Sacred Heart Food For The Hungry
Sacred Heart Food Pantry
San Andres Episcopal Church Food
Pantry
Saint Frances A.M.E. Zion Soup Kitchen
Saint Joseph’s Soup Kitchen
Saint Mary’s Church Food Pantry
Saint Peter’s Child Care Center
Saint Peter’s Food Pantry
Saints John, Paul And Clement Food
Pantry
Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation
Salvation Army New Rochelle Food
Pantry
Salvation Army New Rochelle Soup
Kitchen
Salvation Army Peekskill Food Pantry
Salvation Army Peekskill Soup Kitchen
Salvation Army Port Chester
Salvation Army Tarrytown Food Pantry
Salvation Army White Plains Food Pantry
Salvation Army White Plains Mobile Soup
Kitchen
Salvation Army White Plains Soup
Kitchen
Salvation Army Yonkers Food Pantry
Samaritan House Shelter
San Andres Youth Program
Search For Change Larchmont
Search For Change Supported Housing
Shepherd’s Flock Shelter
Shepherd’s Flock Food Pantry
Shiloh Baptist Church Breakfast Program
Shiloh Baptist Church Food Pantry
Shiloh Baptist Church Soup Kitchen
South Church Food Pantry
Saint Peter’s Neighborhood Dinner
Saint Thomas Brown Bag
Star of Bethlehem Soup Kitchen
Steppin’ Up Yonkers-Angel Food Pantry
Streetwise Mobile Program
Sunshine Social Club
Tarrytown Community Opportunity
Center Food Pantry
Tarrytown Community Opportunity
Center Hot Meal Program
The French Speaking Baptist Church
Food Pantry
The Master’s Helping Hand Food Pantry
The Sterling Community Center Food
Pantry
Through God’s Hands Food Pantry
Town Of North Castle Food Pantry
Trinity Church Pantry Outreach
Union Baptist Church Food Pantry
Union Baptist Church Soup Kitchen
Union Food For Life
United Community Center Of
Westchester
VA Hospital Supportive Housing Food
Pantry
VA Hudson Valley At Castle Point
Vaughn Glanton Residence
Vernon Heights Day Care Center
VOA Crossroads Shelter
VOA Grasslands Homeless Shelter
Wartburg Senior Food Pantry
Westchester Community College, Single
Stop Food Pantry
Westchester Consumer Empowerment
Westhab, Inc. Food Pantry
Westhab, Inc. Elm Street Community
Resource Center
White Plains Community Action Program
Food Pantry
Yonkers Community Action Program
Food Pantry
YMCA at Tarrytown
YMCA Families And Adult Feeding
Program
YMCA Of Central & Northern
Westchester Day Care
YMCA Yonkers Senior Program
Yonkers Hungry People Food Pantry
Yonkers Hungry People Soup Kitchen
Yonkers Seventh Day Adventist Food
Pantry
Youth Shelter Program
YWCA Of Yonkers Food Pantry
YWCA White Plains Residence
BackPack and
Kids Cafe
A.B. Davis Middle School BackPack
Beulah SDA Church BackPack
Boys and Girls Club of Northern
Westchester BackPack
Cedar Place School BackPack
Claremont Elementary School BackPack
Community School 13 BackPack
Don Bosco Kids Cafe
Edward Williams BackPack
Elm Street Youth Center BackPack
Eugenio Maria De Hostos BackPack
Ferris Housing, White Plains Youth
Bureau BackPack
Greenburgh Central School District #7
BackPack
Grimes Elementary School BackPack
Healthy Kids Program @ Cross Hill
Elementary School BackPack
Healthy Kids Program @ Montessori 27
BackPack
Healthy Kids Program @ School 21
BackPack
Hillcrest Elementary School BackPack
IFCA Housing Network BackPack
Junior League Of Northern Westchester
BackPack
Kisco Kids Cafe
Lakeland-Benjamin Franklin Elementary
School BackPack
Lakeland Cooper Beach Middle School
BackPack
Lakeland-George Washington
Elementary School BackPack
Lakeland High School-Lakeland School
District BackPack
Thomas Jefferson Elementary SchoolLakeland School District BackPack
Lakeland School District Van
Cortlandtville Elementary BackPack
Lincoln Titus Elementary SchoolLakeland School District BackPack
Lakeland-Thomas Edison Elementary
School BackPack
Lois Bronz Kids Cafe
Macedonia Baptist Church BackPack
Mamaroneck Avenue School BackPack
Martin Luther King Jr Elementary School
BackPack
Mildred Strang Middle School BackPack
Neighborhood Services Backpack @Teen
Lounge BackPack
Neighborhood Services @ Dekalb
BackPack
Neighborhood Services @ Ferris
BackPack
Neighborhood Services-White Plains
Youth Bureau BackPack
Neighborhood Services @ Slater Center
BackPack
Neighborhood Academy @ Slater Teen
Lounge BackPack
Nepperhan Community Center BackPack
New Little Branches Kids Cafe
New Rochelle Parks & Rec-Jefferson
Camp BackPack
New Rochelle Parks & Red-Camp Joy
BackPack
New Rochelle Parks & Rec-Ward Camp
BackPack
Oakside Elementary School BackPack
Park Avenue School BackPack
Peak-Westhab BackPack
Port Chester Carver Kids Cafe
Port Chester Head Start BackPack
Ridgeway Elementary School BackPack
RSHM Life Center BackPack
Salvation Army Port Chester BackPack
Shiloh Baptist Church BackPack
Shiloh Baptist Church Kids Cafe
Saint Peter’s Childcare BackPack
Thomas Cornell Academy BackPack
Thomas Edison Backpack
Yonkers Community Action Program
BackPack
Yonkers Community Action Program Kids
Cafe
YMCA Kids Cafe
Yonkers Montessori Academy BackPack
Youth Community Outreach Program
BackPack
Mobile Food
Programs
Bethel Baptist Church Kraft Mobile Food
Pantry
Beulah School Districta Church Kraft
Mobile Food Pantry
Bowen Memorial Church Kraft Mobile
Food Pantry
Community Baptist Church Kraft Mobile
Food Pantry
Community Food Panty Sleepy Hollow/
Tarrytown Kraft Mobile Food Pantry
El Centro Hispano Kraft Mobile Food
Pantry
Junior League Of Northern Westchester
Kraft Mobile Food Pantry
Parker School Kraft Mobile Food Pantry
Larchmont Mamaroneck Hunger Task
Force Kraft Mobile Food Pantry
Master’s Helping Hand Kraft Mobile Food
Pantry
Metropolitan Ame Zion Church Kraft
Mobile Food Pantry
Mount Zion Baptist Church Kraft Mobile
Food Pantry
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Kraft
Mobile Food Pantry
Peekskill Agencies Together Kraft Mobile
Food Pantry
Ridgeway Alliance Church Kraft Mobile
Food Pantry
Lake Street Kraft Mobile Food Pantry
Saint Andres Church Kraft Mobile Food
Pantry
Saints John, Paul And Clement Kraft
Mobile Food Pantry
Shiloh Baptist Church Kraft Mobile Food
Pantry
Neighborhood Food Express Peekskill
Neighborhood Food Express Port Chester
Saint Peter’s Childcare Center Kraft
Mobile Food Pantry
Saint Peter’s Church Kraft Mobile Food
Pantry
Saint Peter’s Neighborhood Dinner Kraft
Mobile Food Pantry
Steppin’ Up Yonkers Western Site Kraft
Mobile Food Pantry
Steppin’ Up Yonkers Calcagno/School St.
Kraft Mobile Food Pantry
Steppin’ Up Yonkers Schlobohm Kraft
Mobile Food Pantry
Steppin’ Up Yonkers Cottage/PJ Bishop
Wallace Kraft Mobile Food Pantry
Steppin’ Up Yonkers Curan Court Kraft
Mobile Food Pantry
Union Baptist Church Kraft Mobile Food
Pantry
Union Food For Life Kraft Mobile Food
Pantry
Westhab, Inc. Kraft Mobile Food Pantry
YWCA Residence Kraft Mobile Food
Pantry
Senior Grocery
Greenbugh Nutrition Center
Mount Vernon Armory
New Rochelle Housing Authority
Peekskill Neighborhood Center
Franklin Towers
Yonkers Office For The Aging
Yorktown Nutrition Center
2 0 1 3 -1 4 A N N U A L R E P O R T
11
Statement of Activities
PU BLIC SU PP ORT A N D RE V E N U E
Year Ended 6/30/14
Year Ended 6/30/13
$2,250,499
$2,279,224
Public Support
Corporations, Foundations, Community, Individual
Special Events
$691,720
$622,675
$2,942,219
$2,901,899
Government Grants and Awards
$1,747,638
$1,502,506
Total Government Support
$1,747,638
$1,502,506
$6,499,674
$6,386,672
$7,261
$3,529
$125,989
$90,481
$6,625,663
$6,477,153
$11,315,520
$10,881,558
Year Ended 6/30/14
Year Ended 6/30/13
Food and Program Services
$10,370,201
$9,973,555
Total Food and Program Services
$10,370,201
$9,973,555
Management and General
$411,237
$411,406
Development
$862,064
$787,028
$1,273,301
$1,198,434
$11,643,502
$11,171,989
Year Ended 6/30/14
Year Ended 6/30/13
$4,666,846
$4,994,828
Total Public Support
Government Support
Other Revenue
Food Program
Investment Income (loss)
Other Income
Total Other Revenue
Total Revenue
Total Public Support and Revenue
E XPE NSE S
Food and Program Services
Supporting Services
Total Supporting Services
Total Expenses
N E T A SSE T S
Net Assets End of Year
*Includes in-kind food donations
12
FOOD BANK FOR WESTCHESTER
Board of
Directors
E X ECU TI V E COM MIT T E E
M E M BE R S
Richard Rakow
Chair of the Board
Rakow Commercial Realty Group, Inc.
Scott Boilen
Allstar Marketing Group, LLC
Willard I. Hill, Jr
Vice Chair
Charles Day
Vice Chair
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Debbie McCarthy
Chair of Fund Development
Business Executives for National Security
Robert Scher, Esq.
Secretary
Foley and Lardner, LLP
Bruce Wilson
Treasurer
North Creek Advisors
Spencer L. Barback
Immediate Past Board Chair
Citrin Cooperman & Company, LLC
Ellen Lynch,
President and CEO
Food Bank for Westchester
Maria Bronzi
Altium Wealth Management
Neal A. Bronzo
Aramark
Joseph J. Masterson
Past Board Chair
Rapid Growth Consultants
Sue Norton
PepsiCo, Inc
Robert M. Redis, Esq.
Past Board Chair
McCarthy, Fingar, LLP
Jody Rollins
Chubb & Son
Ellen Rothschild
Digiscribe International
Clifford Weber, Esq.
Hinman, Howard and Kattell, LLP
Gregory Werlinich
Werlinich Asset Management, LLP
Robert Yager
Stop & Shop Supermarkets
200 Clearbrook Road, Elmsford, NY 10523
info@foodbankforwestchester.org
(914) 923-1100
foodbankforwestchester.org