2012 SHFB Annual Report

ConneCtivity: A NEW VISION OF HOW

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C O N t E N t S

AmessAgefRomoURCeo 01

HowHAstHefACeofHUngeRCHAnged? 02

Howwe’RedeLiveRingHeALtHieRmeALs 03

Howwe’ReConneCtingPeoPLetoLoCALmeALs 04

HowwetURn$1into2meALs 05

HowCALfResH(foodstAmPs)HeLPs 06

HowgivingenRiCHesmyLife 08

HowLoCALoRgAnizAtionsPLAyARoLe 10

HowtHeCommUnitysHowsitssUPPoRt 11

HowvoLUnteeRsmAkeitHAPPen 12

HowAgifttoUsisAgifttotHem 13

Howwe’ReinvestinginoURPARtneRAgenCies 18

HowtHevoiCesofoURPARtneRsstRengtHenoURwoRk 20

HowwegoveRn:BoARdofdiReCtoRs 21

HowwemAnAgeoURResoURCes 22

How8-yeAR-oLdowen&gRAmmyARemAkingAdiffeRenCe 24

HowAngeLA’sfUtURejUstgotBRigHteR 25

Proud Partner in the Feeding america network

Charity navigator has awarded second

Harvest food Bank a 4-star rating for 6

yearsinarow,puttingitinthetop3%of

nonprofitsinthenationbasedonfinancial

stability,accountabilityandtransparency.

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ConneCtivity:A‘newvisionof

How’

wehavebeguntoamplifythewaysweconnectpeopletofoodby:

•establishingmultipleproducehubsthroughoutbothcounties,

which are like neighborhood “farmers’ markets” for local

agenciesservinglow-incomeindividuals

• expanding our “grocery Rescue” program which makes

excess food from local grocery stores available to

neighborhoodpantries,sheltersandsoupkitchens

•increasingouroutreachtoindividualswhoqualifyforfederal

foodstamps,successfullyenrollingnearly6,000individuals

intheprogram

As we continue to evolve, one constant is our commitment to

stretchingeverydonateddollarasfarasitcango.secondHarvest

ispositionedtoscaleouroperations, to improveourefficiency

andtodrivedownourcostperpoundoffooddistributed…allof

whichwillincreaseourimpact.

thank you for supporting second Harvest food Bank. your

insight, your compassion, and your gifts of time and treasure

haveenrichedour journey. yoursteadfastbelief inourmission

strengthensourresolveandcontinuestoinspirethoseweserve.

Lastyeariwrotetoyouaboutourvisiontoendlocalhunger–

toensure thateverypersonwhoneedsamealcangetameal

–andabouthowthefoodBankplannedtoevolvetomakethat

happen.

we started by adding a new facility – a produce hub and

volunteer center – which also nearly quadrupled our available

coolerspace.For the first time in our history, fresh fruits and

vegetables accounted for more than 50% of the food provided

by Second Harvest.

ironically, even as we added walls, we committed ourselves

to a “newvisionof how.”we aredetermined to reachbeyondourwallstoexploitthecapacityofourvastnetwork,strengthen

our collaborations by forging non-traditional partnerships, and

redoubleoureffortstoconnectpeopletofoodwheretheylive,

learn,workandplay.

nationally, 70 billion pounds of food is wasted every year, far

morethanisneededbythe49millionpeoplewhostrugglewith

hunger.youdon’thavetobea“numbersperson”tofigureout

thatthereisenoughfoodavailabletofeedourhungryneighbors.

Hungerisasolvableproblem.

thesolutiontohungerisconnectivity.thereforeour

“newvisionofhow”istosupplementourhighlyefficientphysical

distributionoffoodbyadoptingnewtechnology,orchestrating

win-wincollaborationsandconnectingmorepeopletofoodthat

wouldotherwisebewasted.

kathyjackson

Chiefexecutiveofficer

Although the reasons for hunger are complicated, feeding a family in need is not.

Becauseofyourhelpandgenerosity,lastyearwewereabletoprovide41millionmealstochildren,

seniorsandhard-workingadultswhohadnowhereelsetoturn.weservednearlyaquarterofa

millionpeopleeverymonthlastyear.it’sstaggeringtoknowthatoneinevery10peopleinsilicon

valleyandonthePeninsulareceivedatleastsomeoftheirfoodfromthefoodBank.

HAstHefACeofHUngeRCHAnged?Howthefaceofhungercouldbecloserthanyouthink.itcouldbeyour

neighbor,yourco-worker,orafriend.

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themajorityofthoseweservearechildren

andseniors.theworkingpoorcome inall

shapes and sizes. many are educated and

own their homes. they are ordinary

peoplewhoneverimaginedtheywouldfind

themselvesstandinginlineforameal.many

ofusareonlyanunexpectedillnessorlost

job away from counting ourselves among

thelatesthungerstatistics.

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thankstoagenerousgiftfromCypresssemiconductor,weadded

“more walls”withourbrandnew75,000-square-footfacility,

CypressCenter.

“thetrueimpactof

thisbuildinggoesfar

beyondthewallsof

thefacilityandreaches

everyhome,playground

andbusinesstoday

andforgenerationsto

come.”

–kAtHyjACkson

CHiefexeCUtive

offiCeR

this dedicated produce hub, coupled

with a retooled produce distribution

model and streamlined operations,

will enable the food Bank to increase

the quantity, variety and freshness of

producewedistributetothecommunity.

thisfacility:

More than half of the food we distribute is

fresh produce.

we’RedeLiveRingHeALtHieRmeALsHow

• nearlydoublesthefoodBank’soperatingspaceandquadruplestherefrigerationarea

• morethandoublesloadingcapacity,throughnineloadingdocks

• nearlydoublesourdedicatedvolunteerworkspace

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we’ReConneCtingPeoPLetoLoCALmeALsHow

PLAYAfterschool,andinthesummerwhenschoolisout,wemakesurethathecanstill

gethealthymealsandsnackstokeepbothhismindandhisbodygrowingstrong.

LIVE wemakesureherfamilyisConneCtedtoeffectivenutritionprogramstokeep

foodonthetableeveryday.Andweeducatetheentirefamilyonhowtobuyand

cooknutritious,low-costmealswithfoodfromsecondHarvest.

LEARNwemakesureheeatseveryschooldaysohe’sreadyandeagertolearn.wealso

havemanydistributionsatschoolsthroughouttheareasoparentscanpickup

groceries,andtheirkids,allinthesametrip.

WORKLow-income adults can conveniently use an “eBt Card,” a monthly electronic

benefitscard issuedthroughCalfresh(formerlyknowas foodstamps), tobuy

foodatmanymarketsandfoodstoresclosetowheretheyliveorwork.

Hunger is a big problem in our community but the good news is, it’s solvable. there’splentyoffoodinourregion.we’reworkingtoend

localhungerbyconnectingourneighborsinneedtonutritiousfood

wheretheylive,learn,workandplay.

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wetURn$1into2meALsHowByleveragingeveryavailableresourceatourfingertipsandforging

strongcollaborations,wecanturnonedollarintotwomeals.

did you know that 78% of the food

second Harvest receives is donated?

throughourcollaborationswithfarmers,

manufacturers,retailers,thegovernment,

andthecommunity,wehavedeveloped

aformulathatstretcheseverydollarthat

muchfurther.

weonlypurchasefoodwhenabsolutely

necessary.wegetthebestdealspossible

thankstotherelationshipswehavewith

other food banks and the distributors

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did you know calFresh is the #1 source of food for hungry families in our area?

Purchasedfood22%

donatedfood78%

LEASt ExPENSIVE FOOd SOuRCES tO mOSt ExPENSIVE

HowCalFresh (food stamps) is an important part of the solution to our community’s hunger crisisandanecessarysafetynetforlow-income

individualsandfamiliesstrugglingduringtoughtimes.thebenefits

alsohelplocaleconomiesbygenerating$1.79ineconomicactivityfor

every$1ofCalfreshmoneyspentinourregionthroughthesupport

oflocalbusinesses.

CALfResHHeLPsEVERYONEwHeRetHeyLive,LeARn,woRkAndPLAy

C A L I F O R N I Ahasthe lowest

food stampPARtiCiPAtionRAte

in the nation.

as a community, we're losing out on nearly $446 million* in economic activity each year.*CaliforniafoodPolicyAdvocates2012study:“Lostdollars,emptyPlates.”

O N L Y AbOut

actuallyENROLLEd IN CALFRESH.

insantaClaraandsanmateocountiesare

OF tHE PEOPLE WHO ARE INCOmE-ELIgIbLE

6

thousandsofhungry

familiesoftenfallthrough

thecracks.

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53%ofallfoodassistanceinourareaisfromCalfreshand18%fromsecondHarvest

foodBank(thesearethe#1and#2resourcesforendinglocalhunger).

“supportingsecondHarvest’s foodstamp

outreach program is a highly leveraged

philanthropic investment. this is a critical

resource that addresses hunger. food

stampsensurefamiliesinneedhaveaccess

tothenutritiousfoodwhichhelpsparents

improve their effectiveness at work,

kids perform better at school, and our

communitiesbecomehealthierovertime.”

–kAtHykwAnAndALAneUstACe,

eUstACe-kwAnfAmiLyfoUndAtion

Howwe’RemAkingAdIFFERENCE

Over $11 million wasgeneratedinlocaleconomicactivitylastyearasA RESuLt OF SECONd HARVESt’S OutREACH EFFORtS!

F O O d b A N K

O P E R A t O R S

pre-screen calls

mAdetooURfoodConneCtionHotLine(800-984-3663) FOR CALFRESH ELIgIbILItY.

secondHarvestCalfreshoutreachspecialistsworkinthecommunity,

helping clients APPLY FOR CALFRESH bENEFItS.

LAstyeAR,seCondHARvestHeLPed2,223HoUseHoLdsseCUReCALfResHBenefits—tHAt’soveR

2,000 familiestHAt WERE CONNECtEd tO tHE FOOd tHEY

NEEd FOR tHEmSELVES ANd tHEIR KIdS!

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About five years ago, i stopped in to second Harvest

foodBankinsanCarlostomakeadonation.Atthattime,

they asked if i would like to take a tour and learn more

about the programs they offer to help children in our

community.itwasthenthatilearnedabouttheshareyour

Lunchdriveandhowmanylocalchildrenareaffectedby

hungerbecausetheygowithoutlunchduringthesummer.

ithoughtkidsshouldjustbeabletoenjoysummerandnot

worryabouthavingfoodtoeat.

55% of the funding to Second Harvest comes from caring individuals.

wheniwastoldthata$10donationcouldprovidelunchfor

20children,idecidedtotakeactionbydonatingmonthly

asamemberofthemonthlyHarvestClubtohelpensure

thatnochildgoeshungry.iamgratefultosecondHarvest

fortheinspirationthatonesmallactcanmakeapositive

changeandthatyoungpeoplehavethepowertomakea

difference.

–CoLesPinA

while kristen and i occasionally debate the merits of

different philanthropic and political organizations we

support, we are completely unanimous in our view that

second Harvest provides an essential service in our

communityanddoessoefficientlyandeffectively.it’sthe

onecheckweneverhesitatetowrite.Andwhenwelearned

that Bruce springsteen was endorsing the organization

throughacontributionofhisown -backstagepasses to

hisshowinsanjose-weimmediatelyboughtticketsfor

second Harvest’s “lottery.” Having been fans since our

college days, we couldn’t pass up an opportunity to see

the Boss live while helping out our favorite charity. we

werethrilledtowinthepassesandtospendafewminuteswithBruceaftertheconcert,butevenwithoutthatexperience,

wewouldhavebeenhappytoknowourcontributionwasbeingputtosuchgooduse.ourthankstoBruceandtosecond

Harvestformakingitsoeasy,andenjoyable,tohelpothersinneed.

–doUgAndkRistenedwARds

givingenRiCHesmyLifeHow

*seepage23forotherfoodBankfundingsources

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we have been supporters of second Harvest

food Bank because hunger is something

everyone can relate to and an important

lesson to our children about the needs of a

communityrighthereinourbackyard.teaching

young children the idea of need and giving is

difficult because of their lack of exposure and

maturity.Beingconsistentinoursupportofan

organizationdoingsuchgoodforacommunity,

our family has supported the food Bank and its

commitmenttopeopleinneedforovertwentyyears.one

ofourson’searliestmemoriesisdrivingaroundduringthe

holidays,pickingupbarrelsoffoodatchurchesandschools,

and taking that food to second Harvest. experiences

like that reinforced the importanceofgivingback to the

communityforallourchildren.

webelievethatprovidingfoodisthebestwaytochange

thelivesofthoseinneed,andweknowthatourgiftstothe

foodBankwillhelpthousandsofpeoplegetthefoodthey

needtogotoschool,gotowork,andstayhealthy.

–jodiAnddRewstARBiRd

andgeographytheycanrelatetoaswellasthe

needitself,hasbeenawonderfulwaytoingrain

theideaofempathyandhelpingastheygrow.

we are thankful for the unselfish and tireless

work second Harvest does in our community

andforallowingourfamilytohaveopportunities

tobeapartofit.

–edAndPoLLyHAn

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How LoCALoRgAnizAtionsARePLAyingARoLe

We are grateful for the generous donationsfromprivatefoundations,

corporations and individuals to promote and sustain our mission.

second Harvest’s food and fund drives are unique community

effortsplanned,producedandpromotedinpartnershipwithdozens

oforganizations.

2011-2012 OFFICIAL SPONSORS

www.SHFB.org 866-234-3663

P L A T I N U M S P O N S O R S S I L V E R S P O N S O R S

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Give What Matters.Donate Today!

Nothing ElseMattersWhen You’reHungry.

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LEAdERSHIP CuPAppreciationforthecommitmentandeffortsmadebythisyear’sCo-Chairs

mike Klayko,CEO, BrocadeJed York, President and CEO, San Francisco 49ers

OutStANdINg YOutHRecognitiongiventoexemplarystudentsupporters

Sanjaysriram garimella Students of dartmouth middle School

OutSIdE tHE bARRELHonorforoutstandinginnovationandcreativityindriveefforts

blueStar Refreshment Servicesebay

bRASS RINg Companyororganizationthatearned500,000pointsormoreinasingleyear

Adobe SystemsApplied materials brocadeCisco Cypress Semiconductor googleNetAppSandisk

CORPORAtE FOOd bOWL Companywiththehighestpercapitapointsandmorethan50,000totalpointsinasingleyear

Cypress Semiconductor

EmPLOYEE FOOd bOWLCompanywiththehighestpercapitaemployeepoints(corporategiftsnotincluded)andmorethan50,000pointsinasingleyear

Cypress Semiconductor

mILLION POuNdS CLub Companyororganizationthataccumulatestheequivalentofamillionpoundsoffood.totalsaccrueandarerecognizedinincrementsof5millionpounds.

40 million:CiscoCypress Semiconductor

1 million:brocadeCadence design Systemsgenentech

CORPORAtE CHAmPION Companywiththehighesttotalpointsineachofthreesizecategories

Fewer than 250 Participants:SonicWALL

250-1,000 Participants:Cypress Semiconductor

more than 1,000 Participants:Cisco

OutStANdINg dRIVE COORdINAtORS RecognitiongiventoexemplaryfoodandfunddriveCoordinators

Nancy Nielsen,Applied MaterialsNancy Nelson,Lam Research

bumPER CROP groupwithincrediblefoodandfunddrivegrowth

brocade Hewlett–Packardmarvell SemiconductorSonicWALL

CREAm OF tHE CROP extraordinaryeffortsthatdeservespecialacknowledgement

KFOg KgO 810KLA – tencor San Francisco 49ers

COmmuNItY CHAmPIONnon-corporategroupswiththehighesttotalpointsineachofthreesizecategories

Fewer than 250 Participants:4others

250-1,000 Participants:Woodside Priory School

more than 1,000 Participants:menlo Atherton High School

gOLdEN APPLEschoolwiththehighestpercapitapoints

Woodside Priory School

SPIRIt AWARd faith-basedorganizationwiththehighestpercapitapoints

trinity Presbyterian Church of San Carlos

SHARE YOuR LuNCH OutStANdINg ACHIEVEmENt AWARd CompanyororganizationdemonstratingthemostexcitementfortheshareyourLunchcampaign

guckenheimer

“we generally associate hunger as

somethingthathappensfaraway.we

don’t think of it as something that

happenstoourneighbors.”

–eveRgReenvALLeyHigH

sCHooLstUdents

tHeCommUnitysHowsitssUPPoRtHowthe following special awardsarepresentedeachspringtogroups

that host food and fund drives to help second Harvest feed our

community:

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“volunteers are fundamental to every

SteP of the process. As a retired

professional photographer, i’ve had the

pleasureofsortingfoodinthewarehouseas

ateamleaderandprovidingskilledsupport

ingivingpresentations andphotographing

foodBankevents.i’mproudtoplayapartas

oneof thousandsofcommittedvolunteers

helpingtoendhunger.”

–RAndysiLveR

Last year, Second Harvest leveraged 3oo,ooo volunteer hours at a value of nearly $6 million!

How voLUnteeRsmAkeitHAPPen

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more than 300 community-based organizations at 740 food

distribution sites throughout both counties comprise our partner

network. from soup kitchens and shelters to food pantries and

drop-incenters,we’reallinthistogether.

santaClaraCountyPublicLibraries

wiC(women,infants,Children)

ALviso

staroftheseaChurch

CAmPBeLL

CampbellCommunityCenter

CampbellUnitedmethodistChurch

HomeChurch

CUPeRtino

CupertinoUnionChurch

organizationofspecialneedsfamilies

westvalleyCommunityservices

westvalleyPresbyterianChurch

ymCA

giLRoy

Calworks-southCountyemploymentConnection

CatholicCharities-gilroyseniornutrition

Chamberlain’smentalHealthservices

gilroyCompassionCenter

monterravillage

RebekahChildren’sservice

salvationArmygilroy

sisePuedeLearningCenter

st.joseph’sfamilyCenter

work2future

LosgAtos

LosgatosAdultRecreationCenter

miLPitAs

BayAreaAfter-schoolstars

ChristianworshipCenter

eHC-sobratofamilyLivingCenter(sfLC)

freshLifelinesforyouth

milpitasfoodPantry

operationshare

ParkvictoriaBaptistChurch

today’syouthmatter

tzu-ChiBuddhistfoundation

moRgAnHiLL

AdventLutheranChurch

Communitysolutions

morganHilljasminesquare

morganHillseniornutrition

PeoplethatCare

st.Catherine’sReachout

moUntAinview

Calworks-mountainview

CatholicCharities-sanAntonioPlace

CommunityservicesAgency

dayworkerCenterofmountainview

mountainviewseniorCenter

st.vincentdePaul-saintAthanasius

PALoALto

ACsmenloAtherton&RedwoodHighschools

HomelessveteransemergencyHousing

innvisionshelternetwork

jewishfamily&Childrensservices

LaComidadeCalifornia

Lyttongardens

mayviewCommunityHealthCenter

PaloAltofamilyymCA

PAsHP-stevensonHouse

southPaloAltofoodCloset

venturaschool

youthCommunityservice

sAnjose

3rdstreetCommunityCenter

Achievekids

ACtformentalHealth

Adventgroupministries

AfricanAmericanCommunityserviceAgency

AlmaseniorCenter

Almadenelementaryschool

AmericanindianeducationCenter

AntiochfoodBasket

AsianAmericanCenterofsantaClaraCounty

AsianAmericanRecoveryservicesinc.

AsianAmericansforCommunityinvolvement

BachrodtschoolProducemobile

BiblewayChristianCenter

Billwilson-dropinCenter

Boxer’smayfair

Boys&girlsClubofsiliconvalley

C.o.m.e.firstimmanuelLutheran

CaliforniaCommunityPartnersforyouth

Californiayouthoutreach

Californiansforjustice

Calworks-employmentConnection

CambrianCenter

Cathedraloffaith-Reachingout

CatholicCharities

Centerforemploymenttraining

Christmasdinnerfund

ChurchoftheChimes

CityofsanjoseParksRecreationandneighborhoodservices

Cityteamministries

Cityyear

CrossroadCommunityservice

CryyoutChristianChurch

CtC-dayworkerCenter

CtC-worknet

CuretonschoolProducemobile

CypressseniorCenter

dahlelementaryschool

danielLaironelementaryschool

eAHHousing

eastsideneighborhoodCenter

eastvalleyPentecostalChurch

eastsideCogiCPantry

eastsidefish

edenvaleschool

emergencyBagProgramsCC

emergencyHousingConsortium

ephesus

estrella/gardnerProducemobile

evergreenseniornutrition

evergreenvalleyCollege-winProgram

familyandChildrenservices-LgBtQyouthspace

firstChristianChurch

firstimmanuelLutheranChurch

AgifttoUsisAgifttotHemHow

SANtA CLARA COuNtY

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firstPresbyterianChurchofsanjose

fish/southsidetransfigurationChurch

franklinmckinleyelementaryschool

friendsoffarmdrive

friendshipChurchofgodinChrist

gardnerfamilyCare

gatewayeastProducemobile

giftsforteens/AAUw

girasolApartments

girlscoutsofnorthernCalifornia

gloriadeiLutheranChurch

goodwillofsiliconvalley

gossCommunityCenter

graceCommunityCenter

grantelementaryschool

greatoaksProducemobile

HankLopezCommunityCenter

Healthtrust

HealthystartearlyLearningCenter

HoffmanviamonteProducemobile

Horizonservices/Horizonsouth

innovativegrantHomelessBagProject


johnxxiiiseniorCenter

jtsnorthsideCommunityCenter

katherineR.smithelementaryschool

koreanAmericanCommunityservice,inc.

Lanai-CunninghammobilePantry

LatinoCollegePrep

LifeChoicestreatmentservices

LiveoakAdultdayservices

Loaves&fishesfamilykitchen

LogosChristianfellowship

LutherBurbankschool

maitri

maranathaoutreachCenter

martha’skitchen

mayfairCommunityCenter

mayfairgoldenmanor

mekongCommunityCenter

mexicanAmericanCommunityservicesAgency

mexicanConsulate

meyerelementaryschool

midPentimberwoodAppartments

momentumformentalHealth

mostHolytrinityChurch

nativityschool

newBeginningsPentecostalChurch

nextdoorsolutionstodomesticviolence

ohloneChynowethCommons

olinderneighborhood

operationshare

ourLadyofguadalupeCatholicChurch

ourLadyofRefuge

PacificfreeClinic

ParisiHouseontheHill

PartnersinneedProgram

PaseosenteratCoyoteCreek

PortugueseCommunityCenter

PortugueseseniornutritionCenter

ProjectAccess

Projectninety-santaClaraCounty

RainbowRecovery

Robertsandersschool

s.t.A.R.Programs

sacredHeartChurch

sacredHeartCommunityservice

salvationArmysanjose

sanjoseAlanoClub

sanjoseCityCollege

sanjoseConservationCorps

sanjosedaynursery

sanjosefamilyshelter

sanjosegrailfamilyservices

sanjosePublicLibrary

sanjosespanishseventhdayAdventistChurch

santaClaraCountyseniornutritionProgram

santamariaUrbanministryofsanjose

santeeneighborhoodAssociation

seventreesCommunityCenter

shermanoaksCommunityCenter

siliconvalleyindependentLivingCenter

sjBChilddevelopmentCenters

somosmayfair

southBayteenChallenge

southHillsCommunityChurch

southsideseniorCenter

spartankeyesActionCenter

st.joseph’sCathedral

st.julie’sChurch

st.mariagorettiCatholicChurch

st.martinoftoursChurch

toCknAneighborhoodAssociation

truevinePantry

UnionCommunityResources

UnityCaregroupHomes

valleymedicalCenter

valleymedicalCenter(eastvalley)

valleymedicalCenter(tully)

vidanueva

vietnamesevoluntaryfoundation

veggielution

voicesUnited

washingtonUnitedyouthCenter

westminsterPresbyterianChurch

willowglenUnitedmethodistChurch

work2future

ymCA

ymCA

yu-Ai-kai

ywCAofsiliconvalley

sAnmARtin

sanmartinfamilyCenter

sAntACLARA

BillwilsonCenter

girlsforAChange

mid-PeninsulaRiverwoodgroveAppartments

“Risingfoodcostsmeansdwindlingfoodsupplies,with

lesstogoaroundforneedyfamilies.Hungerisareality

and increasing every day for children, the elderly, the

unemployedandtheworkingpoor.everycanoftuna,jar

ofpeanutbutteranddollardonatedaddsup.keeping

thefoodBank’sshelvesfullyear-roundiscritical.”

-mARieBeRnARd

exeCUtivediReCtoR,

sUnnyvALeCommUnityseRviCes

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Pathwaysociety

Rahimafoundation

RiverofLifefoundationPantry

salvationArmysantaClara

solidarity

st.ClareParishCatholicChurch

st.justinCommunityministry

ymCA

sARAtogA

fellowshipPlaza

ymCA

sUnnyvALe

Calworks-northvalleyemploymentConnection

ColumbianeighborhoodCenter

ourdailyBread

salvationArmy

st.john’sLutheranChurch

sunnyvaleCommunityservices

sunnyvaleseniornutrition

trinityChurchofsunnyvale

SAN mAtEO COuNtY

instituteforHumanandsocialdevelopment/Headstart

sanmateoCountyLibrary

wiC(women,infants,Children)

Second Harvest hosts annual conferences and forums to keep partner agencies and the entire anti-hunger community up-to-date on the latest information and resources available.

AtHeRton

menloAthertonHighschool-PtA

BeLmont

Calworks-serviceConnectAB109

mentalHealthAssociationBelmontApartments

ParcaHorizons

st.vincentdePaulsociety

yaseenfoundation

jerichoProject

BURLingAme

CALLPrimroseUPCUsA

CommunityovercomingRelationshipAbuse

elConcilio-nuestroCantodesalud

Parca


women’sRecoveryAssociation

CoLmA


trestleglenAppartments

dALyCity

CaminareucalyptusHouse

Children’sempowerment,inc.

dalyCityCommunityserviceCenter.-nPnsC

dalyCityPeninsulaPartnershipCollaborative

doelgerCommunityCenter


LawsonHallCommunityCenter

LincolnCommunityCenter

mercyservices-schoolHousestation

mid-PeninsulaBoys&girlsClub

mikenevinmedicalCenter

northPeninsulafoodPantry&diningCenterofdalyCity

oursecondHome

Peninsulafamilyservices

serramontedelRey


tegliaCommunityCenter

UnitedmethodistChurchofdalyCity

eAstPALoALto

1800-jCProject,inc.

ApostolicAssemblyChurch

BayshoreChristianministries

BoysandgirlsClubofthePeninsula

BreadofLifeePA

BUiLdPeninsula

Buildingfuturesnow

ChurchofChrist

Collegetrack

eastPaloAltoBoxingClub

eastPaloAltoseniorCenter

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1051 bINg StREEt (sanCarlos)

SAN mAtEO COuNtY

eastPaloAltoteenHome

eastPaloAltoymCA

ecumenicalHungerProgram

elConcilioofsmC@CesarChavezschool

foundationforACollegeeducation

freeAtLast

girlstowomen


Lauren’sHouse4PositiveChange

nuestraCasa

oneeastPaloAlto

ourCommonground

Projectk.e.y.s,inc.

ProjectweHoPe

RavenswoodClinic

Ravenswoodfarmers’market

Runnymedegardens


youthUnitedforCommunityAction

eLgRAnAdA

CoastsideHope

fosteRCity

AfL-CioCommunityservices

jewishfamily&Childrensservices

mid-PeninsulaHousing

HALfmoonBAy

Boys&girlsCluboftheCoastside

CoastsideAdultdayHealthCenter

CoastsideChildren’sPrograms

RobinhoodLodge

mainstreetPark

mid-PeninsulaHousingmoonridge

nostringsAttachedBreakfast

seniorCoastsiders-mealsonwheels


LAHondA

PuentedelaCostasur

menLoPARk

ArborfreeClinic

BoysandgirlsClubofthePeninsula

garfieldelementaryschool


jobtrain

jobtrainCulinaryAcademy

menloParkseniorCenter

mt.oliveA.o.H.Churchofgod-CPndeC

onettaHarrisCommunityCenter

BelleHavenCommunityCenter

Peninsulavolunteers

st.Anthony’sPaduadiningRoom


therewithCare

willowClinic

miLLBRAe

millbraeseniorCenter


mossBeACH

PillarRidgemobileHomePark

PACifiCA

HolyCrossCatholicChurch

PacCares-Pacificaseniorservices

PacCares-Pacifica-ChildCareservices

PacificaResourceCentertides


PesCAdeRo

PuentedelaCostasur


RedwoodCity

ACRC-Hivfoodservices

BayAreaLegalAid

Boys&girlsClubofthePeninsula

Caminar

CañadaCollege

CasadeRedwood

elCentrodeLibertad

fairoaksAdultClinic

fairoaksCommunityCenter

fairoaksseniorCenter

Haweselementaryschool

Hooverelementaryschool


j.f.kennedymiddleschool

kainosHomeandtrainingCenter

mateoLodge

mentalHealthAssociation

mid-PeninsulaHousing

multiculturalinstitute

ourCommonground

Pandevida

ProjectAccess

ProjectRead

RedwoodCityChurchofgodinChrist

RedwoodCityeducationfoundation

RedwoodCityPoliceActivitiesLeague

salvationArmy

sanmateoCountyserviceLeague

sandwichesonsunday

st.francisCenter


starvista

taftelementaryschool

verbofamilyservices

sAnBRUno

BelleAirelementaryschool

northPeninsulaneighborhoodserviceCenter

ParcaReach

sparkpointsanmateoCenter@skyline/UwBA


villageAttheCrossing

sAnCARLos

CCCyo-sanCarlosAdultdaysupportCenter

edgewoodCenter

emergencyBagProgramsmC

familyConnections

ParcaCedarstreet

PartnersinneedProgram

Peninsulaworks

sanCarlosserviceClubforseniors

st.vincentdePaulst.CharlesConference

sAnmAteo

familyHousing&AdultResources,inc.

firstPresbyterianChurch

Heartandsoul,inc.

Horizonservices,inc.-PalmAvenuedetox


macedoniaChurchofgodinChrist

martinLutherkingCenter

mid-PeninsulaHispanicoutreachministryUPCUsA

mid-PeninsulaBoys&girlsClub

PeninsulaConflictResolutionCenter

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A COLLAbORAtIVE NEtWORK OF gIVINgsecondHarvestisoneofonlyahandfuloffoodbanks

acrossthenationthatdoeS not cHargeforanyofthefooddistributedtopartneragencies.

4001 NORtH FIRSt StREEt(sanjose)

750 CuRtNER AVENuE(sanjose)

SANtA CLARA COuNtY

SAN mAtEO COuNtY

PeninsulatempleBethel

Projectninety-sanmateoCounty

samaritanHouse

sanmateomedicalCenter

sanmateoPoliceActivitiesLeague

selfHelpfortheelderly

solidarityfellowship,inc.

st.Bartholomew’sCatholicChurch

st.vincentdePaul

starvista

soUtHsAnfRAnCisCo

Boys&girlsClubofnorthsammateoCounty

embassyChristianCenteroutreachRoL

graceCovenantAbundantHarvestfoodPantry

Headstart-ssfAdultschool

HillsideChurchofgod

LatinAmerican7thdayAdventistChurch

LatinoCommission

materdolorosaCatholicChurch

messageofPeaceChurch

northPeninsulaneighborhoodserviceCenter

PrimeraiglesiaBautistadessf

salvationArmy

samaritanHousesafeHarborshelter

sitikeCounselingCenter

socialvocationalservices

southsanfranciscomedicalCenter

southsanfranciscoUnifiedschooldistrict


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How we’ReinvestinginoURPARtneRAgenCies

When Second Harvest works with a partner agency, we know it’s one of the best in the region.Butourpartnersoftenneedmorethan

justfoodtoprovidevitalservicesintheircommunity.

thanks to some additional funds

generously donated last year, second

Harvestwasabletopurchase$65,000in

equipmentsuchasrefrigerators,storage

sheds and shelving that was given to

partner agencies that serve east san

Before

jose.thisequipmenthasallowedthem

to increase their capacity so that they

canacceptanddistributemorefoodto

ourneighborsinneed.

after

“icallitaBLeSSing.wehavereceived

4tables,ashed,3newgarbagecontainers

andnewracks.iappreciateitsoverymuch.

itmakes itmucheasier for thehelpers to

putfoodinthebagsforourclients.itreally

helpsusoperatebetterandwecanputthe

foodoutmoreeasily.”

-gLoRiAfoRd,

siteCooRdinAtoRAtfRiendsHiPCHURCH

friendshipChurch

New shelving added

Beforeafter

New shed added

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servicesAdvisoryRosterSANtA CLARA COuNtY

dAvidCoxst.joseph’sfamilyCenter

editACRUzmartha’skitchen

CAtt.ngUyenvietnamesevoluntaryfoundation,inc.

(vivo)

CHAdHARRissacredHeartCommunityservice

LoURdesPoLLARdinnvisionshelternetwork

stevePRemingeRessentialLaborCouncil

mAUReenwAdiAkCommunityservicesAgencyof

mountainviewandLosAltos

SAN mAtEO COuNtY

dAvidALiAmUsCoastsideChildren’sPrograms

deniseBRowndCPeninsulaPartnership

teRiCHinfairoaksCommunityCenter

LisACoLLinsst.vincentdePaul

northCountyHomeless

AndyfRisCHkainosHomeandtrainingCenter

jeRiHiLLCommunitymember

kAtyRHoAdesPoliceActivitiesLeague

How tHevoiCesofoURPARtneRsstRengtHenoURwoRk

BARBARAwALkeRCommunitymember

AngeLAwAteRsdCPeninsulaPartnership

mARywAttCALLPrimrose

“At every turn, second Harvest is there creating

solutions thatwork.tomoreefficientlydistribute

freshproduce,theyhavebeensettingup“produce

hubs”at largerorganizations so smaller agencies

likeoursdon’thave to travel far topickupwhat

weneed.ourstaff loves to ‘shop’ there– it’s like

goingtoafreefarmers’marketeachweek!without

thefoodBank,there’snowaywewouldmeetthe

nutritionalneedsofeveryonewe’refeeding.”

–AndyfRisCH

kAinosHomeAndtRAiningCenteR

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LindAAsBURyPresidentandCeo

sanmateoAreaChamber

ofCommerce

AndReABosCoemanager,wholesalemarketing

wellsfargoBank

CARLCiLkeRseniorvicePresident

Cilkerorchards

RoBdinAPoLiPresidentandCeo

dinapolispecialtyfoods

kevinfoRdCfo

stellarsolutions,inc.

joeHAwAyekPresident

internationalventureAssociates

mARyHUmistongroupvicePresident

globalHumanResources

Appliedmaterials

joHnkeLmPartner

deloitte&toucheLLP

LoRenmAHonvicePresident,financesystems

oracleCorporation

LoRRAinemoRiARtyexecutivedirector

st.vincentdePaulsocietyofsan

mateoCounty

deBneLsonseniorvicePresidentofmarketing

&Alliances

technologysolutionsgroup

Hewlett-PackardCompany

Boardofdirectors

CHAiRdonnAmoRRisseniorvicePresident

HumanResources

Adobe

wegoveRnHow

viCeCHAiRnoRmtAffeexecutivevicePresident

Consumer&Computationdivision

Cypresssemiconductor

tReAsUReRdAnCooPeRmAnofCounsel

BinghammcCutchenLLP

seCRetARyvAndAngvicePresident

Law&deputygeneralCounsel

Cisco

joHno’fARReLLgeneralPartner

AndreessenHorowitz

ARCHieRoBoostoffdirectorofProductmanagement

microfocus

dRewstARBiRddean

LeaveyschoolofBusiness

santaClaraUniversity

diCksveCseniorvicePresident

AonRiskservices

the headlines are encouraging as we continue

to climb out of the great Recession. However,

notwithstanding that good news, the need for

local food assistance has continued to edge up.

thousandsoffamiliesinourneighborhoodsturned

tosecondHarvestforthefirsttimethispastyear

as they tried to cope with their own “perfect

storms”–challengescreatedbyunemploymentor

underemployment,homeforeclosureorunexpected

health problems. those families depend on the

foodBanktohelpthembridgetoanewplaceof

stability.

second Harvest and our Board of directors have

gonetogreatlengthstoensurethatweareready

to respond to the struggles facing the families

and communities in which we live. thanks to the

incredible generosity of our donors last year, we

were able to spend an unbudgeted $400,000 to

buy additional food for the hungry. As noted on

page 18 of this report, we also purchased nearly

$65,000inshelving,refrigeratorsandstorageunits

forkeypartneragenciestogrowtheircapacityfor

receiving more food from the food Bank. Along

withothercapitalreplacementstoourowntrucks

Assets CAsHAndinvestments 20,762,988

ACCoUntsReCeivABLe 5,451,524

foodinventoRy 2,465,281

PRePAidexPenses 1,415,331

LAnd,BUiLding&eQUiPment 22,035,913

tOtAL ASSEtS 52,131,037

LiABiLities&netAssets ACCoUntsPAyABLeAnd ACCRUedexPenses 2,197,378

LoAnPAyABLe 2,922,063

tOtAL LIAbILItIES 5,119,441

stAtementoffinAnCiALPosition

andequipment,wehaveestablisheda$1millionfood

Reserveandalsostrengthenedoursix-monthreserves

sothatweareabletoprovidemealsinany“storm.”

oneof thehallmarksof thefoodBank is theclose

attentionwepaybothtoorganizationalsustainability

and efficiency; nowhere is this clearer than in our

expansionthisyeartoCypressCenter.evenwiththe

additionofthisthirdfacility,thankstocarefulplanning

and re-engineering of our distribution models, we

anticipateourcostperpoundfor the freshproduce

andotherfoodswedistributewilllowerconsiderably

over the next five years. our poundage numbers

increasedyear-over-yearby 17%during the last two

monthsoffy2012whenweoperatedoutofCypress

Center,withproducepoundsgrowingby25%inthe

sameperiod.

so in the end, the incremental cost of operating a

newdonatedfacilityisoutweighedbytheenhanced

nutritionalbenefitsalreadybeingfeltbyeveryfamily,

childandseniorinourcommunitywhoneedsameal.

the issues around hunger are complex; feeding our

neighborsinneedisnot.

thankyou,

sallyPetersenChieffinancialofficer

netAssets

UndesignAted 592,456

designAtedfoRoPeRAtingReseRves 13,408,795

foodReseRve 1,000,000

designAtedfoRinventoRy 2,465,281

designAtedfoRCAPitALRePLACement 4,046,173

LAnd,BUiLding&eQUiPment 19,992,138

temPoRARiLyRestRiCted 5,506,753

tOtAL NEt ASSEtS 47,011,596

tOtAL LIAbILItIES & NEt ASSEtS 52,131,037

How wemAnAgeoURResoURCes

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AnnualoperatingRevenue(JuLY 1, 2011 – JuNE 30, 2012)

Annualoperatingexpenses(JuLY 1, 2011 – JuNE 30, 2012)

individuals55%

Corporations27%

management/fundraising5%

Programs/fooddistribution95%

foundations8%

government6%

organizations3%

Unitedway,specialevents1%

individUALs $14,661,698

CoRPoRAtions $7,160,600

foUndAtions $2,003,805

goveRnment $1,660,476

oRgAnizAtions $758,284

UnitedwAy, $242,023 sPeCiALevents

tOtAL $26,486,886

PRogRAms/ fooddistRiBUtion $79,421,023

mAnAgement/ fUndRAising $3,834,200

tOtAL $83,255,223

*note:thisrevenuedoesnotincludethe

following:a)$6.2millionofCapitalCampaign

donations;b)$59.6millionforvaluationof

donatedfoodcollected;c)$205thousand

investmentloss.

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How 8-yeAR-oLdowen&gRAmmyARemAkingAdiffeRenCe

over thesummer,8-year-oldowenwrote

thisessayaboutvolunteeringtohelplocal

seniorsatourBrownBagprogramwithhis

grandmotherBarbara.

I have 3 sisters. my parents both work but they don’t

get paid very much. my dad has to work at night

andheworksalot.withtherent,wecan’tpayfor

food. it’s hard for us. there was this time when i

came home from school. i was really hungry, but

therewasn’tanythingtoeat. iwasreallystarving.

whenyou’rehungry it feelsbad.All iwantedwas

somefruit,buttherewasnothingthere.iwaskind

ofworried.

ireallylovethefoodfromthefoodBank.it’sgreatbecausenowwegettoeat

andpaytherent.idon’tworryasmuchandgettoeatwhenicomehomefrom

school.myfavoritefoodisaturkeysandwichwithtoastedcheese.iputapearin

therewhenmymom’snotlooking!someofmyfriendsdon’tlikepearsandapples

soisay“tryitandseeifyoulikeit.”Andtheydo!

iliketocutthesandwichinhalfandshareitwithmyfriends.iliketosharemyfood

withotherpeoplewhodon’thavefood.iknowthatgivingsometothem,stillmeans

thaticanhavesometoo.weallgettoeat!ilikesharingbecauseifeelfullandtheyfeel

full.ifeelthankfulthaticangiveittothemandtheyfeelthankfultogetit.thankyou

verymuch–myfamilyisn’tashungryandwehavefoodtoeat.imagineifallkidsshared

theirlunchtoo!

–AngeLAmoRALes,

8yeARsoLd

AngeLA’sfUtURejUstgotBRigHteRHow

nearly half of those receiving food from Second Harvest are children like angela

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