Good Shepherd Food Bank - 2021 Annual Report

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The mission of Good Shepherd Food Bank is to eliminate hunger in Maine by improving access to nutritious food for people in need, building strong community partnerships, and mobilizing the public in the fight to end hunger.

Board of Directors Executive Committee: Frank Pecoraro, Chair Ben Sprague, Vice-Chair Peter Richardson, Treasurer Scott Maker, Secretary Board Members: John Bennett Tae Chong Jim Darroch Michelle Draeger Marwa Hassanien Peter Forester Jason Fournier Michelle Hayes Dora Anne Mills, MD John Nutting Odette Perriel Victoria W. Rogers, MD Kate Rush Andrea Sockabasin Dyana Tull Bill Williamson Mary Wright

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2021: Nourish, Connect, Empower When I look back at 2021, three words come to mind: gratitude, humility, and hope.

I am grateful for the incredible work that Good Shepherd Food Bank has been able to accomplish in our pursuit of a hunger-free Maine together with the support of our partners, staff, volunteers, and donors. Last year through our network of nearly 600 partners, we distributed more than 31 million meals to Mainers experiencing hunger—up from an average of 25 million meals annually prepandemic—coming closer to closing the meal gap and ending hunger in Maine.

Like many other things, the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted and exacerbated existing inequalities across the country and right here in Maine. As we persevered through the second year of the pandemic, we welcomed opportunities to learn how the Food Bank needs to grow and adapt with innovative, long-term solutions that go beyond food distribution to address the root causes of hunger.

We listened to feedback and learned that the traditional model of food banking was not meeting the needs of Mainers from various racial and ethnic backgrounds who were disproportionately impacted not only by the pandemic, but also by the ongoing root causes of hunger including poverty and systemic racism.

We were falling short of meeting the needs of all Mainers, but we are committed to continuing to learn, grow, and transform as an organization to ensure that we meet the needs of everyone experiencing hunger in Maine, not just the majority. I am encouraged by the strategic progress that is occurring within the Food Bank itself and with our network of partners statewide to address these root causes, and I am hopeful for the future.

When we publicly announced the $250M Campaign to End Hunger in Maine in early 2021, we dedicated ourselves to ending hunger in Maine by 2025. We are inspired by the more than 51,000 donors who have generously contributed to this goal to help ensure that every Mainer has access to the nutritious food they need to thrive.

In this report, you will find stories that illustrate progress toward this goal, fueled by the support of many concerned individuals, foundations, and businesses across the state. These are just a few examples of how together we are nourishing, connecting, and empowering communities statewide.

Together, we will end hunger in Maine. Thank you for your partnership on this journey.

Kristen Miale President Good Shepherd Food Bank of Maine

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Closing Maine’s Meal Gap by 2025 We have set a bold goal: By 2025, all Mainers experiencing hunger will have access to the nutritious food they need to thrive, when and where they need it. To meet this goal, we must close Maine’s meal gap, which is the estimated 40 million meals that are missing from the tables of Mainers.

Together with 600 statewide partners, we have made significant progress toward this goal. Good Shepherd Food Bank grew food distribution by 210 percent in the past decade. Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, we distributed 31.6 million meals in 2021, leaving 8.4 million more meals needed annually to close the gap before 2025.

Meals Distributed

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2025

Campaign to End Hunger

In 2021, we publicly launched an unprecedented statewide campaign to support our bold goal of closing Maine’s meal gap by 2025. Working with food donors, philanthropic supporters, and local partners across the state, our Campaign to End Hunger in Maine will help stabilize the lives of the people we serve, reduce the impact of hunger in our state, and make Maine a stronger, more resilient place to work and live.

To achieve these aspirations, we set a goal to raise $250M by 2025.

We will raise at least $150 million in large-scale food donations and $100 million in private donations from individuals, business, and foundations.

We are proud to have reached more than 70 percent of our campaign goal by mobilizing the generous support of more than 51,000 donors and we invite all Mainers to join us on our journey as we work to end hunger in our state by 2025.

Together, we will nourish, connect, and empower our communities through the pursuit of a hunger-free Maine. To learn more visit www.feedingmaine.org/campaign

Campaign Progress

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The Impact of Your Support

Nourish

Nourish: Good Shepherd Food Bank believes in the right to nutritious food for all Mainers—food that nourishes people and supports good health. We dedicate ourselves to work with farmers, donors, and food producers to source the healthy food required to end hunger in Maine.

Building on the Mainers Feeding Mainers program, we launched Harvesting Good, a whollyowned subsidiary of the Food Bank. Harvesting Good is a forprofit, public benefit corporation whose mission is to improve access to nutritious food for people experiencing hunger and strengthen regional food systems by creating food processing infrastructure to support farmers in the Northeast. In late 2022, Harvesting Good anticipates harvesting the first crop of broccoli florets grown, flashfrozen, and packaged right here in Maine. The broccoli will be sold to retailers, wholesalers, schools, and universities throughout the northeast. One hundred percent of net profits will be returned to food banks in these communities, including Good Shepherd Food Bank. Learn more at www.HarvestingGood.com

2021 marked the 12th growing season for Mainers Feeding Mainers, Good Shepherd Food Bank’s farm partnership program. Each year, the Food Bank contracts with more than 75 farmers across Maine’s 16 counties and commits to purchasing products to be distributed through the statewide network of 600 hunger-relief partner agencies.

All of our Mainers Feeding Mainers partners are unique, whether they’re growing tomatoes, catching fish, or pulling frames from hives and cutting away the wax to get fresh honey.

Peter Cowin, The Bee Whisperer, harvests honey right at the Food Bank’s distribution center in Hampden. In 2021, Peter donated 100 pounds of honey, in addition to 1,000 pounds sold to the Food Bank through the Mainers Feeding Mainers program.

While the majority of Mainers Feeding Mainers product goes to the Food Bank’s distribution centers as inventory for food pantry orders, an increasing amount of locally grown food is delivered directly by farmers to organizations in their local communities. The Food Bank coordinates deliveries to school programs, healthcare centers, and even senior living facilities.

“Partnering with Good Shepherd Food Bank in the Mainers Feeding Mainers program is a natural extension of what our bees are doing already. To feed themselves, the bees are pollinating plants which in turn are feeding everyone else. My bees at the Food Bank’s distribution center in Hampden have also been thriving and helped me to harvest and donate hundreds of bottles of honey each year. I hope more Maine beekeepers can join me in contributing some of their surplus honey produced to help Mainers who are at risk of hunger.”

– Peter Cowin, The Bee Whisperer

75+ farm

partners

2.2 million pounds of fresh and nutritious Maine-grown foods distributed

$966,000 invested into Maine’s agricultural economy

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In addition to the food purchased by Good Shepherd Food Bank, 21 farms in the Mainers Feeding Mainers program donated more than 15,000 meals each in 2021—for a total of more than 1,000,000 meals contributed.

Thank you to these supporting partners, as well as all of the other farms who donated to help end hunger in Maine.

Anderson Farms Belanger Farms Bell Farms Berry Fruit Farms Checkerberry Farm Circle B Farm Cooper Farms County Fair Farm Crystal Spring Farm Field of Greens/Sam Hawes Gardiner Farms

Greg Jordan Farm Growing to Give Irving Farms Marketing Maine Coast Fisherman’s Association Rowe Orchards Smith Farm, Inc. Spear Farms Thomas Vegetable Farm Twin Villages Foodbank Farm William Jordan Farms

Sourcing Culturally Important Foods One critical lesson for Good Shepherd Food Bank during the COVID-19 pandemic was that a one-size-fits-all approach for food distribution lacked foods that are culturally important to people of various racial and ethnic backgrounds.

In 2021, the Food Bank welcomed two community impact managers to our Equity and Advocacy Team, bringing deep knowledge and experience in the world of food access and equity work. With their guidance, the Food Bank began to source new products that are important across multiple communities but not traditionally available through the hunger-relief network.

These communities include immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers recently welcomed to Maine from countries including Afghanistan, Angola, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. In October, the Food Bank began sourcing halal meats, which are important to Muslim communities and must be processed following specific guidelines—including ground beef, stew beef, whole chicken, ground chicken, chicken quarters, lamb stew, and goat stew. Demand has grown quickly for these products, which are currently being sourced in New England. The Food Bank is supporting efforts to open a halal meat processor in Maine through the newly formed Community Redistribution Fund (see page 11 for more information).

In addition to halal meats, the Food Bank began sourcing red palm oil, corn meal, spices including cumin, cinnamon, curry, and chili powder, and fresh produce from the Mainers Feeding Mainers program including garlic, okra, green beans, potatoes, carrots, and sweet potato leaves specifically for Mainers of various ethinic and racial backgrounds.. The Food Bank is committed to continually seeking out and listening to feedback from the community to make sure that we are meeting the needs of all Mainers, especially the communities that are most impacted by hunger.

4,416 pounds

of corn meal distributed

4

culturally important spices sourced

6,345

pounds

of halal meat distributed

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The Impact of Your Support

Connect

Connect: The Food Bank commits to being a resource bridge between community organizations and members, developing strategies to reduce food insecurity in collaboration with those we serve to build resilience and confidence.

Collaborating to Strengthen Communities Last fall, as the cold winter months approached, 20 families resettled from Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo found themselves living temporarily at two motels in Old Orchard Beach.

Youth Full Maine, an organization that typically manages school-based pantries in York County, partnered with Good Shepherd Food Bank to provide a weekly food distribution. Every Tuesday from November 2021 to April 2022, the families gathered in the motel parking lot to choose from nutritious food, including fresh produce and culturally important foods like halal meat, and non-food items provided by other partner organizations, such as paper goods and diapers. This time provided our new neighbors with an opportunity to socialize and connect with social workers from agencies focused on assisting the families adjust to life in Maine and achieve stability.

With this support system in place, the families have been able to focus on taking English classes, learning bus routes and how to shop for groceries, building relationships, and finding permanent housing. “The families we are meeting are all really resourceful, eager to get their lives going, and participate in the community,” said Katie Brown, executive director of Youth Full Maine.

Often, hunger-relief agencies are the lifeline connecting families experiencing food insecurity with essential support. Good Shepherd Food Bank is proud to partner with Youth Full Maine and other organizations to be a part of that lifeline so that families can find not only food but comfort and hope for the future in an atmosphere defined by dignity and respect.

PHOTO CREDIT: JOSHUA LANGLAIS

1 in 5 Maine kids face hunger In 2021, we worked with 223 schools and Head Start programs to support families living in food insecure households.

“The wonderful variety of foods that Good Shepherd Food Bank has been able to provide has been a real blessing for families in terms of their comfort levels and sense of security.”

-Katie Brown, executive director of Youth Full Maine

2.8 million meals distributed to children and their families, an increase of 155% over the previous year

19,300+ children and families

accessed nutritious food in their communities through school pantries and after-school meals

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Investing in Our Partners Statewide Getting the right food to the right people at the right time is one of the greatest hurdles to achieving Good Shepherd Food Bank’s mission of increasing access to healthy and nutritious foods. To address this, the Food Bank awards Capacity Building Grants to our partners. These strategic investments enable our partner network to meet community needs while transforming food access to a model that prioritizes health, provides affirming

and supportive experiences, connects people to their community and other resources, and supports personal growth for longterm food security.

“Our partner network is delivering so much more than food,” stated Kristen Miale, president of Good Shepherd Food Bank.

“They’re the reassuring smile, a quick check-in to see how someone is doing, an affirmation that someone

cares. It can never be said enough—the Food Bank could not do this work without our partners.”

In the autumn of 2021, Good Shepherd Food Bank awarded more than $1,500,000 to 79 partners statewide, with an average grant amount of $19,655.

Funded projects ranged from the purchase of cold storage units and shelving to vehicle repairs and upgrades to improve distribution.

“Our ultimate goal is that partners will have all of the infrastructure they need so that they can be creative about how they are serving their community,” Dawn DiFiore Director of Community Partnerships

Good Shepherd Food Bank of Maine

Partner Spotlight

Come Spring Food Pantry Union, Maine In the heart of rural western Knox County, Come Spring Food Pantry relocated to a newly purchased, more visible building in the spring of 2021.

Founded in 1991, the food pantry previously operated at the Thompson Community Center in Union. Many community members didn’t know that the pantry was there because it was hidden in the back of a building. The new building has increased visibility and has helped increase awareness about the food pantry which serves Union, Appleton, Washington, Searsmont, Warren, Hope, and South Hope.

Come Spring Food Pantry received a Capacity Building Grant from Good Shepherd Food Bank in 2021. The grant assisted with outfitting their new location with racks and shelving, carts, conveyor belt, scale, ladder, tables, cold storage units, building insulation, and doors. Since relocating to the new location, the pantry has been serving 10 new families, a 40 percent increase in the number of families served.

Lorain Francis, volunteer for Come Spring Food Pantry This is just a start for the pantry, whose community of volunteers and visitors share a bright vision for the future. The pantry will shift from a curbside pandemic distribution model to a client-choice shopping area with space for pantry visitors to meet, learn, and take away information and ideas to improve health and quality of life. The space will include a community kitchen to share nutritional information and recipes, basic cooking skills, and food safety. The pantry also plans to dedicate the outside space to community use, with walking paths, “grow to give” garden spaces, and to host The Union Farmers’ Market.

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Connecting Health Care and Hunger

Program Spotlight –

In 2021, Good Shepherd Food Bank collaborated with MaineHealth to open two hospitalbased food pantries to increase patient access to the healthy and diet-specific foods their patients need to thrive. The hospital-based pantry model aims to create safe, welcoming spaces for clients to access nutritious food and connect clients to services that address many of the root causes of hunger.

In 2021, Good Shepherd Food Bank’s Cooking Matters Maine program strengthened its partnership with MaineHealth, bringing nutrition education classes in a virtual format to its expansive network of patients via a referral program. In early 2022, the Food Bank’s Nutrition and Education team launched its new NutritionForMe.org website, a one-stop online resource to find simple, nutritious, and easy-to-make recipes using everyday ingredients, including those distributed by the Food Bank’s network of 600 partners.

Typically located within a hospital, another clinical setting, or in a nearby building, hospitalbased food pantries have a special focus on addressing the nutritional concerns of clients.

Previously, patients who identified as food insecure would leave with an emergency food bag and list of resources. Now, when a health care provider encounters a patient facing food insecurity they can refer them to the hospital-based food pantry.

The hospital-based pantries provide ongoing nutritional support for patients and care team members in need, and visitors are provided access to direct support from social workers.

Additionally, the pantries are well-positioned to provide wrap-around services such as access to healthcare, safe and reliable transportation, and housing assistance through partnerships with community-based organizations and other hospital programming.

“I’m raising my 9-year-old granddaughter, and it’s tough keeping a growing girl clothed, fed, and cared for. Add in unexpected medical expenses and it becomes just about impossible. A neighbor told me about our local food cupboard and helps drive me there. It’s an excellent source of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and good meat.

Because I have cancer, eating healthy is especially important. But that’s easy to do using the ingredients available from the Cupboard. My heart is no longer troubled about feeding my husband and granddaughter. When money’s tight, I know I can come here for nutritious meals.”

– Monique,

Cooking Matters Maine

“We are connecting people with information and knowledge to be able to make the best possible choices for their families at home,” said Courtney Kennedy, director of nutrition at the Food Bank. “In addition to the food, there is the community that is built through cooking, collaborating, talking, and engaging together.”

an older adult with lymphoma

7,000 meals

distributed through hospital-based pantries including 754 pounds of fresh, locally grown produce supplied by farmers through the Mainers Feeding Mainers program

1,221 Mainers

participated in Cooking Matters classes

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The Impact of Your Support

Empower Empower: All Mainers deserve to experience self-sufficiency and participate in the process of bettering their own lives. The Food Bank is dedicated to developing long-term solutions to end food insecurity and provide a path out of poverty.

Addressing the Disproportionate Impact of Hunger on Communities of Color While 11.4 percent of Maine households are at risk of hunger, the rate for households headed by Mainers of color—Black, Latino, Indigenous, and other people of color—is 28 percent. To address the disproportionate impacts of systemic racism and structures of oppression that perpetuate poverty, we must invest in long-term, innovative solutions in order achieve our bold goal of ending hunger for good.

Established in May 2020, Good Shepherd Food Bank’s Community Redistribution Fund’s purpose is to support grantees’ efforts to source and distribute culturally important foods to community members in need, particularly for organizations working closely and primarily with BIPOC (Black and Indigenous and people of color), immigrant, and refugee communities. $500,000 was awarded to 15 organizations across the state, with an average grant size of $13,110 in two rounds of funding in 2021. Examples of recipients include: Mano en Mano to support the purchase, assembly, and distribution of non-perishable and culturallyspecific food boxes for families that live year-round in the Downeast region, and the Somali Bantu Community Association to support the expansion and building of a halal processing station at their Wales farm property to diversify the halal options that Somali Bantu refugees in central Maine can access, among others.

“Support from Good Shepherd Food Bank helped us provide culturally nourishing foods that are often difficult for our community to find in local grocery stores. Food is a powerful force that has ties to tradition, culture, and identity, and to be able to support our community in celebrating culture through food was a highlight of 2021.”

– Mano en Mano recipient of a Community Redistribution Fund grant

Incorporating community feedback after the initial rounds of funding in 2020, an advisory council comprised of BIPOC community leaders joined forces to inform and guide the evolution of this work. Building on this, a participatory grant review committee, called the Community Table, has been created to help guide the decision-making process for future awards. Community Table members include BIPOC representatives from across the state, many of whom were recipients of grant funds in the past. $750,000 in Community Redistribution Fund grants will be awarded in spring 2022.

“As the pandemic is hopefully coming to an end, we have to start thinking about how we steer and steward the Community Redistribution Fund in a way that doesn’t just respond to the disproportionate impacts of the pandemic in a crisis situation, but in term of addressing the long-term root causes that contribute to food insecurity, one of those being systemic racism and discrimination,” said Marpheen Chann, community impact manager at Good Shepherd Food Bank.

“The Community Redistribution Fund is an open door to us viewing the issue of systemic inequality and its disproportionate impacts to figure out what communities need and how the Food Bank can shift our power and resources in their direction so that they can engage in both self-determination and also capacity building.”

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Nutrition Pantry Program

A Holistic Approach to Ending Hunger The Nutrition and Education team at Good Shepherd Food Bank partnered with Leah’s Pantry, a California-based nonprofit, to bring the Nutrition Pantry Program to Maine in 2021. The Nutrition Pantry Program offers a unique, client-centered, trauma-informed approach to communitybuilding and helps foster resilience and healthy, positive relationships with food in a pantry setting.

The Nutrition Pantry Program was launched with a pilot group of three pantries in Bar Harbor, Gardiner, and Sumner. By creating a trauma-informed space within pantry and food distribution settings, the anxieties, fears, and past experiences of Mainers experiencing hunger are acknowledged. Cultural, socioeconomic, historical, age, and gender-related factors that may affect a person’s health and relationship to food are also considered.

“Ending hunger is more than making sure people have enough to eat; it’s also about looking at root causes, reducing stigma, and building resilience within our communities,” stated Meg Brown, nutrition and education coordinator at Good Shepherd Food Bank. “While still in school, I became interested in addressing food and nutrition insecurity through a trauma-informed lens. My research revolved around answering the question, How do we not only help people survive but thrive?’”

Participating partners prioritize creating a welcoming environment and enriching experiences so that pantry staff, volunteers, and visitors are empowered to create their own futures. The Food Bank is working to make the Nutrition Pantry Program available to partners across the state, and to implement its strategies more broadly throughout the Food Bank itself.

89%

of the food distributed by Good Shepherd Food Bank met Feeding America’s Foods to Encourage nutrition standards

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Advocacy Highlights School Meals for All School breakfast and lunch meals served through the National School Lunch Program are critical in supporting children who are at risk of hunger by providing regular, nutritious meals that fuel learning and healthy growth and development. With 1 in 5 Maine children living in food insecure households, Good Shepherd Food Bank actively advocates for public policies that strengthen food access for kids.

This past year, Good Shepherd Food Bank collaborated with a coalition of other organizations led by Full Plates Full Potential to advocate for the passage of a universal school meals bill. Starting in the 2022-2023 school year, Maine’s public schools will be required to provide free school breakfast and lunch to all students, regardless of income. The bill was signed into law in late June 2021 and was fully funded in April 2022, making Maine the second state in the nation to pass such a law. This is an historic landmark in hunger relief advocacy and for the future of Maine’s children.

Maine’s Roadmap to End Hunger by 2030 Last year Good Shepherd Food Bank worked in collaboration with the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation & Forestry and more than 150 stakeholders to help inform a new report called, “Everyone at the Table: Maine’s Roadmap to End Hunger by 2030.”

The roadmap was born out of the 129th Legislature’s LD 1159, authored by then-Rep. Craig Hickman and signed by Governor Janet Mills. The roadmap sets out a vision for 2030 in which Maine achieves a four percent low food security rate (currently 11.4 percent) through the implementation of four key strategies. Good Shepherd Food Bank’s own bold goal and Campaign to End Hunger in Maine align with this vision, as our work to close Maine’s meal gap by 2025 will be a critical milestone on the path to reducing the state’s food insecurity rate by 2030. The 130th Legislature passed LD 174, which continues the state’s commitment to this roadmap, and Good Shepherd Food Bank continues to be a leading partner in this initiative.

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Revenue Sources

Fiscal Year 2021 Financials

(excludes in-kind food donations)

Support & Revenue Private Contributions General Contributions Special Event Contributions

$288,033

In-Kind Contributions (non-food)

$39,300

Grants

$2,634,105

Program Revenue

$1,408,971

Government Support

$3,371,796

USDA Contracts

$1,197,959

Other Revenue

$72,905

Investment Return

$213,235

Interest and Dividends

3%

$30,461

Subtotal Revenue

$50,966,871

In-Kind Food Donations

Total Revenue

82% Private Contributions

$41,710,106

5%

Program Grants Revenue

$63,093,739

$114,060,610

10% Government & other

Expenditures by Functional Allocation

Expenses & Losses Food Programs Value of Donated Food

$63,579,279

Food Distribution

$14,546,764

Community Education Programs

$827,101

Supporting Services Management General

$1,200,847

Fundraising

$2,462,512

Total Expenses

$82,616,503

Change in Net Assets

$31,444,107

Financials do not include Harvesting Good activity

Sources of Food Approximate percentage of food distributed

54% Food Industry

31% USDA

11% Purchased

5% Maine Farms

<1% Food Drives

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$5,000-$9,999

Thank You to Our SUPPORTERS January to December 2021

Foundations and Organizations $250,000+

Feeding America The Ludcke Foundation

$100,000-$249,000

Anonymous (3) Doree Taylor Charitable Foundation, Bank of America, N.A.,Trustee John T. Gorman Foundation Sandy River Charitable Foundation

$50,000-$99,000

Anonymous (2) Cornelia Cogswell Rossi Foundation Doe Family Foundation Elmina B. Sewall Foundation Jane’s Trust Lillian Lincoln Foundation The Lunder Foundation, Peter and Paula Lunder Family MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger Morgan Stanley Foundation The Tyler Foundation

$25,000-$49,999

Bill & Joan Alfond Foundation Cole Land Transportation Museum Elizabeth Ann Leach Charitable Trust Fortin Foundation of Florida Harris Mathews Charitable Foundation Hoehl Family Foundation Kendal C. & Anna Ham Charitable Foundation Maine Community Foundation Maine Masonic Charitable Foundation, Grand Lodge of Maine Margaret E. Burnham Charitable Trust Oechsle Family Foundation William Newkirk and Cheryl Tschanz Family Foundation

$10,000-$24,999

Anonymous (3) The Alfred M. Senter Fund The Anne Randolph Henry Charitable Foundation Arthur S. Reinherz Charitable Foundation Brooks Family Foundation Burch Ives Family Charitable Foundation Center for Health Improvement, MaineHealth Don McLean Foundation The Ehrenfeld Family Foundation The Eunice Frye Home Foundation First Church of Christ Scientist Fisher Charitable Foundation Gwendolyn Elwell Flanagan Foundation The Harper-Egginton Charitable Foundation Helen and George Ladd Charitable Corporation The Hudson Foundation Jebediah Foundation Lawry Family Foundation Libra Foundation Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation Marr-Anderson Family Foundation Morton-Kelly Charitable Trust Narragansett Number One Foundation The Owenoke Foundation The Phineas W. Sprague Memorial Foundation Swart Family Foundation Tramuto Foundation Twig Foundation United Way of Mid Coast Maine The William J.J. Gordon Family Foundation Wireless Zone Foundation for Giving, Inc.

Anonymous 2004 Carita Foundation Alberding Family Foundation Buxton Community Cupboard Cara Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Carriuolo Family Foundation Inc. Evelyn S. and K.E. Barrett Foundation Frances Hollis Brain Foundation Fund The Harrison Foundation Litchfield Plains Baptist Church Marjorie Harris Reynolds Foundation Old Town Lodge of Elks #1287 Osher Memorial Foundation PayPal Charitable Giving Fund Penobscot Valley High School Rosse Family Charitable Foundation Sibley-Saltonstall Charitable Foundation The Simmons Foundation St. Paul the Apostle Parish Sunny Bunch Family Foundation The Verrill Foundation Wilkinson Foundation William Sloane Jelin Foundation

$1,000-$4,999

Anonymous (3) Apostolic Family Fellowship The Apple Lane Foundation Arundel Lodge 79 Bangor Lodge of Elks Bangor School Department Becton Family Foundation Benedict Miller Foundation Bowie Family Foundation Brett and Jane Eberle Foundation Brickbottom Foundation Bruyette Family Foundation Carole A. and Norman Barham Family Foundation Catholic Charities Maine Center for Small Town Jewish Life Charities Aid Foundation of America Chinese American Friendship Association of Maine Cider Hill Clubhouse Committee Congregational Church of Boothbay Harbor Cox Memorial United Methodist Church Divison 2 Kiwanis Council of New England and Bermuda District of Kiwanis International Family To Family, Inc First Congregational Church The First Congregational Church of North Yarmouth First Parish Congregational Church Fox Family Foundation Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation, Inc. Fred C. Rummel Foundation Future Builders School George J. & Theresa L. Cotsirilos Family Foundation Grace Communion International Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Boston Ladies Philoptochos Society

Hammond St. Congregational Church The Heather Foundation Helen A. Nigro Foundation Hoffman Family Foundation John Baptist Memorial High School Journey Church Laurence B. Flood Foundation Leslie S. Ray and Marcia C. Ray Foundation Lewiston Auburn Children’s Foundation Longfellow Garden Club Maine Bicentennial Community Cookbook Maine Farmers Exchange Maine State Future Business Leaders of America Maine Track Club MaineGeneral Medical Center Max Kagan Family Foundation Mid Maine Sports Car Club The Miley Foundation The Morton Mendes Charitable Foundation Mount Desert Island Marathon O’Connor Family Foundation The Old Bug Light Charitable Foundation Our Lady of Good Hope Women’s Club, St. Brendan the Navigator Parish Patriot Parents Gray of New Gloucester The Paul and Edith Babson Foundation Paul T. Berry Revocable Living Trust Philene Foundation Pond Family Foundation REACH - National Association of Realtors Regional School Unit #73 Rotary Club of York, ME Roy A. Hunt Foundation Safelite AutoGlass Foundation Saint Anselm College, Office of Ministry Schacknow Family Foundation Inc. The Scudder Family Foundation Inc. Sebasticook Valley Hospital Second Congregational Church The Snider Foundation The Snowden Foundation South Congregational Church UCC The Tall Pines Charitable Foundation Town of Wiscasset Triangle Lodge No. 1 Union Church of Belgrade Lakes, United Methodist United Methodist Church of Old Town The Weld Foundation Wells-Ogunquit Community School District West Falmouth Baptist Church York County Council of the Maine Association of REALTORS

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Corporate Partners for a Hunger-Free Maine Corporate Partners for a Hunger-Free Maine is a group of socially responsible corporations and their corporate foundations that support Good Shepherd Food Bank’s mission through monetary gifts and/or food donations. By measuring impact in meals, the Food Bank honors the variety of ways our corporate partners contribute to the fight against hunger.

Transformational Partner 6 million+ meals

Visionary Partners 150,000 - 5,999,999 meals

Transformational Partner:

Mission Partners

Abbott Laboratories Aetna Inc. Allagash Brewing Company Anonymous Backyard Farms, LLC Bangor Savings Bank Foundation Bank of America Charitable Foundation Battleground Foodservice Solutions Chick-fil-A Foundation Clark Insurance Darling’s Auto Group L.L.Bean Pine State Elevator Company Progressive Distributors Schooner Estates Stone Coast Fund Services TD Charitable Foundation Western Harvest Gardens

Guiding Partners

Avangrid Foundation Bethel Kitchen Designs Camden National Bank Casco Federal Credit Union Colby Company LLC The County’s Best LLC CVS Dick’s Drive-Ins Diversified Communications Drumlin Environmental, LLC Endurance Magazine Enterprise Holdings Foundation General Mills Global Foods

Mission Partners 75,000-149,999 meals

Guiding Partners 30,000-74,999 meals

Supporting Partners 15,000-29,999 meals

Visionary Partners:

Gorham Savings Bank GramZero Haley Ward, Inc. Hammond Lumber Company Hillandale Farms Conn, LLC Hollywood Casino Bangor International Paper Kennebunk Savings Bank Foundation King Arthur Flour Co. LaJoie Growers, LLC Maine Fire Protection Systems McLane Global Moxie Auctions Northern Light Health Pampered Chef Partners Bank People’s United Community Foundation Pineland Farms, Inc. Poland Spring Water Co. Portland Discovery Land & Sea Tours Preti Flaherty Procter & Gamble Spectrum Medical Group, PA The Strainrite Companies/Geary Brewing Co. Superior Plus Propane SYSCO of Northern New England The Reny Charitable Foundation Tova Farms Industries, LLC Tradewinds Markets Trico Inc. Unilever UNUM The Via Agency WEX

Supporting Partners

ABODE Real Estate Group AEO, Inc. Androscoggin Bank Apexroot Auburn Manufacturing, Inc. Bangor Steel Service Bath Savings Trust Company Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices Verani Realty, LLC Biddeford and Mechanics Savings Charitable Foundation Blue Hill Wine Shop Bow Street Market Bruno’s Restaurant & Tavern Catherine Fisher Clothing Cigna Cold Mountain Builders Crate & Barrel Cumberland Farms Damariscotta Hardware Dead River Company DeCrescente Distributing Company Eaton Peabody Foundation The Epstein Family Ethos Results Marketing & Design Inc. Family & Cosmetic Dentistry* Fifth Generation, Inc / Tito’s Handmade Vodka First National Bank Ford Motor Company Future Agency, LLC Green Thumb Farms Haley’s Metal Shop Inc. Harvard Pilgrim Health Care HM Payson

Hood, Inc. IDEXX Laboratories Katahdin Trust Company KeyBank Lambert Coffin LaPlante Farms Law Offices of Joe Bornstein Longroad Energy Marine Documentation, Inc. Martin’s Point Health Care Mexicali Blues Inc. New Belgium Brewery North Center Foods Novartis PanTim Wood Products Paradis Shop ‘n Save Pine State Trading Portland Chiropractic Neurology Portland Glass PR Restaurants, LLC Reed & Reed Inc. Rudman Winchell, Counselors at Law Saco & Biddeford Savings Charitable Foundation The Scan Group Standard Door Supply TJX Companies Two Lights Settlement Services, LLC UBS W.H. Demmons, Inc.

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JoAnn Pike Legacy Circle Offering a Helping Hand to the Future

The JoAnn Pike Legacy Circle honors the Food Bank’s founder and recognizes the generous support of individuals who have included Good Shepherd Food Bank in their estate plans. Are you interested in giving to Good Shepherd Food Bank through your will or another planned gift? Please visit FeedingMaine.MyFutureGift.org for more information, to download your Personal Estate Planning Kit, or to document your intentions and join the JoAnn Pike Legacy Circle.

2021 Members of the JoAnn Pike Legacy Circle

Anonymous (3) George Clegg Ackley† Henry Bahrenburg† Stephen D. Colhoun III† Hildegarde deVermandis Brewster Bird Audrey Dingley† James and Martha Floyd Bill and Sally Haggett Constance Insley Carrie E. Jenkins† Francis X. Langlois† Elizabeth McDowell and Heather Hawkins Elizabeth H. Moore† Alex Norzow† David B. Osborne Priscilla Pancoast David Pierson and Brenda Garrand

Patricia Roderick† Joyce Seligman Andrew Sims Bruce Smith and Peter Allen Ralph Sylvester Bill Williamson

Legacy Members

Anonymous Sally J. Alexander† Appreciation of Christ Fund Harry H. Bartley† Barbara F. Beegel† Jacqueline L. Boucher† Bennett Bradford† Richard Carleton† Mary T. Clerkin† David Daniels† Arthur Demers† Robert L. Despres† Thelma N. Dodge† Louis and Tina Fineberg† Derek A. Fish†

Hildegaard Flewelling† Michael Fortin† Sylvia Galarneau† Virginia Gamage† Hilda Gardner† Anna Geiger† Marshall L. “Jack” Gibson† Jane N. Gillis† Honorah Gilroy† Emily Golden† Susan Caroll Goodwin† Russell F. Hammond† and Helen S. Hammond† Austin and Sally Harris Howard Huemmler† William Hurley† Carrie E. Jenkins† Ruth Ann Johnson Doris D. Karter† Barbara Kimball† Gracia Harkins Largay† The Robert G. Lavoie Irrevocable Trust

Blanche Lemieux† Sanford R. Mautner† Mary McGrath† Edward P. Noel† Mercedes R. Noran† Carl Polson† Ramsdell Designated Fund of the Maine Community Foundation Richard Randall Sr.† Colleen G. Reed† Frances A. Schroyer† Howard Simmons† Andrea E. Soule† Elinor L. Soule† Andrea St. Hilaire† Jeremy Strater† Richard Turner† Garry Tuttle†

† denotes deceased

Individual Supporters * Thrive365 monthly supporters

$25,000-$49,999

President’s Circle Founding Supporters

Anonymous (4) Eric Abbott Chris and Patti Arapoglou Frederic and Pauline Bonney John and Deborah Darling Mark and Kathleen Eldridge Robert and Marta Frank Julie and Sylvain Furt David and Katherine Greenleaf Timothy and Emily Hoechst John E. and Sue M. Jackson Charitable Trust Alastair and Susan Macvicar Mr. and Mrs. James E. Marble Marjorie R. Shaw Charitable Fund Timothy and Kristine Masse Norman Pomerleau Daniel and Elinor Redmond Mr. David F. Remington Tim and Kevin Sample Jean Scanlan Rebecca Stanley and Charles Jacobs Diana Washburn

$50,000-$99,999

$10,000-$24,999

President’s Circle Transformational Supporters $1,000,000+ MacKenzie Scott

$250,000-$999,999 Anonymous (2) Fritz and Susan Onion

$100,000-$249,000 Anonymous (2) The Doyle Family James and Michelle Rines

Anonymous (5) Drs. Linda and George Glass Miner Nagy Family Gift Fund Frank and Debbie Pecoraro Kenneth Sharples David and Beverly Sherman Elizabeth Strout and James Tierney

Anonymous (8) Lorraine Aronson Robert and Elizabeth Barton Mark Battista and Jennifer Andrews Jane Begert and Karen StrayGundersen H. Carol Bernstein-Eckstein and Martin Eckstein Family Suzanne and George Beyea

Birch Cove Fund Frederick and Janet Bishop Ann and Harris Bixler, Sc.D. Charles Bodmer Linda Boentgen James Bristol William and Holly Chandler Chapin Family George and Joan Clark Patricia A. Clark James Cohen Elizabeth A. Compton Eileen Conlon and Gary Lenox Coombs-Robbins Trust Fund Edward and Mary Ellen Darling The Dietz Family Kevin and Jane Doyle Nancy and Dix Druce William Dykstra Kay and Clif Eames East Point Fund Mr. and Mrs. William Findeisen Karen Foxwell* The Freeman Ellis Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Gardiner Neil Garston and Carol Steiman Leon and Lisa Gorman Fund Phyllis Gould The Grant Family Charitable Fund David and Sheila Hatch Alison Hildreth Mr. and Mrs. William C. Holly Andrew and Maryleigh Holmes* Jeff and Cathy Honeycomb Julia G. Kahrl, Ph.D.

James and Sue Ellen Kelso Cornelia Kittredge Stephen and Peggy Laverdiere Jamie and Katherine LeBlanc Susan Lemos Caroline Phillips-Licari and Phil Licari Craig and Susan Linscott Peter and Christina Lofgren John and Janet Lyons Jack and Sally McGarry Elizabeth McMullan Ken Mendelson and Joelle Moreno Fred and Alma Otto Richard, Wendy, and Colin Penley Judith Perkins Richard and Roxana Pratt Carolyn Rhoads Roberts-Feiner Charitable Fund Robyn Roope Leslie Runser and Tom Rogers John and Eleanor Schiavi Roger and Janet Schutte Seal Bay II Fund John and Catherine Shumadine Craig Slater Bruce Smith and Peter Allen Christine Stevens William and Norinne Stoloski Susannah Swihart and Karl Turner Thomas W. Haas Fund of the NH Charitable Foundation John and Anna Marie Thron Galen and Susan Todd Drs. Thomas and Carol Vaughan Judith and Tom Watson Welch Charitable Fund

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President’s Circle Members $5,000-$9,999

Anonymous (20) Access Healthcare LLC Derek and Susan Ahl* Joseph and Susan Alexander Julie Barber and Thomas Hayward Amy and Dave Barrett John Bennett and Abby Snyder Charles and Patty Benore Catherine and Steven Berger Bickford Pond Fund Charlotte Bordeaux Joseph and Cheryl Boulos John Brackley* Ward Briggs John T. Bullitt Robert and Barbara Burgess Stephen and Joanne Burns Mary Cadagin and Leon Wilson, Jr. Stacy Calderwood and Scott Dinsmore Ned and Marian Claxton John Coggan Susan Cottle and Peter Moulton Joshua and Elizabeth Cutler Pamela Daley and Randy Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Endicott P. Davison Louis and Sharon DeHayes Anne Dinsmore and Edward Hellenbeck III Christopher and Sharon Dinsmore Matthew and Michelle Draghetti Peter and Dominique Drown Thomas Eichler and Wendy Ross John and Margaret Eller David and Victoria Erker* John and Laurie Ernst Michael and Shannon Everly Anthony and Kathleen Filer Joan Fink Allison and Wade Florance David and Yvonne Fuller Lynda Mullen and Susan Garfield David and Claire Genest Jacob and Terry Gerritsen Therese and Scott Giles Jeffrey and Janet Glidden Goodrich Family Fund Lynn Gull Bonnie Hayward Robert Hendon Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hillman Nancy Houlihan Howell Family Fund Terry Kaufer James and Elizabeth Kilbreth Mark Kingston Sheila Kirby Rebecca R. Lambert and Michael Lambert William Laubenstein, III Marc Levin and Terrell Allen Family Arnie Macdonald and Liza Moore Darthea Marentette John S. Marr, Sr. John and Barbara McCormack* John McDevitt 4th and Joyce McDevitt Stephen and Christine McDuffie James and Joan McGee McGoldrick Family

Edward Melillo Jonathan Meserve Gerrish and Gail Milliken Jessie Moore The Morse Family Peter and Karen Mosher Antonia Munroe and Jay Fischer Elizabeth and Thomas Murley Kathleen Murray-Allain Peter Neumann* Polly Bakewell Nichols Jeffrey Norris and Laura Newman Craig and Elizabeth Owens Allison and Lincoln Paine Passadumkeag Fund John Patterson, Jr. Danielle Pease Photography Stephen Peck* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peterson, Jr. Daniel and Sarah Pierce William Pizzo Matthew Powell Karen and Lewis Purinton David and Martha Reifschneider Peter and Catherine Renault Heather Cox Richardson Martha Riehle and Janis Childs John Riley and Sallie Gouverneur Alyssa Robbins Christopher and Nova Rogers Louise Roy John Ryan and Jenny Scheu Margaret Samuelson* Erica Schair-Cardona and Ivan Cardona Bob and Barbara Schneider Michael and Sara Schnitzer Gregory and Linda Scott Catherine and John Seibyl Robert Senecal, II Nancy Shablom David Shaw Jonathan and Donna Shaw Wendy and Stephen Shaw David Sherman, Jr. Shooting Star Fund Donald and Jean Showalter Amy Sidell and Gregory St. Pierre Kenneth Smaha Peter W. and Delinda C. Smith Ruth and Joseph Smith Foster and Laurie Stewart Margaret Stewart Karen Stram Ted and Judi Sutton Family John Tjepkema and Christa Schwintzer Rob and Betsy Tod Benjamin and Christine Twining John and Muffie Van Voorhis William and Donna Wade Joseph and Jerry Wax Doris Weinbaum Wellin Family Mary West Warren Wilkinson, Jr. William Winkelman and Kathryn Hanley Amy Woodhouse and Tobey Scott Robert C. and Barbara M. Young Family Jane Yudelman Terry Zipper

Friends of the

Food Bank $1,000-$4,999

Anonymous (73) Robert Abbott Marilyn Ackley William and Velma Adams Richard Albert Bruce and Marie Albiston Betsey Alden* John and Barbara Allan Barbara Allen Jeffrey and Carolyn Allen Jonathan and Joann Allen Robert Allen and Sara Burns Berkeley Almand-Hunter Susan and Ernest Alvino Marion Amatangelo Larry and Janet Amberger Christine Anderson and Albert Monaco Jackie Anderson Karin and Richard Anderson Kurt and Janet Anderson Leslie Anderson and Danton Nygaard Christian and Kathy Andreasen George Andrews Kari Annand Terri Anthoine Eleanor Anthony Sandra Arbour James and Deborah Arcaro Barbara and Thomas Armstrong Christine Armstrong* John Arnold John Aromando and Cheryl Brandt Raymond and Jane Arsenault Ellen Asherman William and Laura Atlee Anne Elise Aubry Judith Auten Ed and Cheryl Avis* Carl Babcock Douglas and Barbara Babkirk* Laurie and Odias Bachelder Todd Bachelder* Louise Backer David Bailey Erika Bailey* Kristin and Michael Bailey* David and Linda Baker Eleanor Baker and Tom Saturley Joseph Baker Madge Baker Margaret Baker Maxine Baker Nancy Baptista Carolyn Barber Amy and Bret Barker* Gregory and Donna Barmore John and Margaret Barnes Kathleen Barnhart* James Barr Sonia Barrantes* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barrett Peter and Sandra Barricelli Gayton and Joanne Bartlett John Bass, II* Peter Bass and L. Lisberger Richmond and Lilian Bates Susan Bateson Martha Baum Michael Baumann and Laura Schwindt Dawn Baumer and Rosie Hartzler David Baxter and Katherine Carter

Jay and Jane Baxter Ellen Beals and Tammy Day Jason Beaulieu* Richard Beaulieu Roderic and Jane Beaulieu Ann Bechan Fred Bechard* Gregg Bechard Robert Bechek and Elizabeth Freeman Chris and Dorothy Beeuwkes Mary Begert Meara Beirne James and Pamela Belanger Paul and Paulette Belanger John Beliveau Karin and Allen Belsheim* Dennis and Sally B. Bemis Robert and Liane Bender* Dorothy Bennett* Meredith Bennett William and Susan Bennett* Gladys Benshimol Donald Benson Janetha Benson Barbara Benware Mary Berce* Marguerite Berger* Roger Berle Richard Berman and Family Robert and Marie Bernier Kathy Bernier-Brown James and Joyce Bessen Bonita Betts Mrs. Patricia A. Beville James Bickford Rebecca Bickmore Clyde and Sandra Billing Kenneth and Linda Billing Donald Binette Paul Birkel Stephen Bishop J. Maurice and Lorraine Bisson Ronald and Donna B. Bissonnette Alleson Bixler Mr. David Black and Dr. Mary Connolly Brenda Blair Joshua Blaisdell* Madeleine Blake Stuart Blanchard Arthur Bloete Deborah Blood Diane Boas and Barry Evan Schklair Julie Gerard Sondra Bogdonoff Christienne Boisvert and Orin Buetens Carol R. Rohl and Gordon Bok Stephen and Margaret Bond John Boneparth and Gail Harris* Joan Bonneau James Born and Christine Johnson Cathy and David Boschetti Thomas Bosma Dennis Bostedo, Jr. Stephen and Patt Bothel Teresa Bottiglio Joceline Boucher Wilfred and Leona Boudrot, Jr. Nicole Bourgeois Linda Bourne Christopher and Stephanie Bowe Michael and Linda Bowe Phillip Bowen Eric Bowie Bruce Bowler Frederick and Barbara Boyle Alan and Susan Bradstreet

ANNUAL REPORT 2021 19 Jane and Frank Bragg Fred Brann Jane and Harold Brann Braun Family Revocable Trust 1999 Daniel and Janice Breton William Bridges Barbara Briggs Patrick and Ann Marie Briggs Kimberly Brigham and James Gorman Cameron Bright Katherine Brobeck Jon Broderick Conrad and Kathleen Brooks Leonard Brooks Roger Brooks Brothers of Christian Instruction Kathryn Brouillette* Benjamin and Rebecca Brown Bruce and Catherine Brown Carolyn Brown Charles Brown and Anne-Marie Thomas Ellen Brown Gaye Brown* Robert and Judith Brulotte Richard Brusgulis Thomas and Jeanne Bryand Anne Marie and James Bryant John and Katherine Bubar Robert and Joan Buck Mark Buckbee Marguerite Bucklin James Bucknam and Ann Elderkin Richard and Patricia Budd Michael Bukowski-Thall Sarah Bullard* Martha Bullock Eric Bunker and Julie Hamilton Kevin and Amanda Bunker Andrew and Paula Burbank Margaret Burby and Paul Cullinan* Melissa Burch, M.D. and Mr. James Bulteel* Anne Moreau Burg John and Christine Burke Michael and Margaret Burman* James and Angela Burnett Carrine Burns Elizabeth Burns* James and Marilyn Burns Nate Burns Thomas Burns Cyndy Bush Alfred and Esther Bushway Jack Buss* Samuel and Sally Butcher Elinor Butler Brian and Jan Butterfield Jan Butterfield William Butterfield* Sharon Buzzard Brian Cabana* Bartley and Katherine Calder Cecilia Caldwell and Philip Scavotto Rita Calnan* Lloyd and Joan Cambridge Philip Camill, III Roger and Nancy Campbell David and Susan Carlisle Carl and Joanne Carlson Heather Carlson-Lynch Andrew Carpenter Daniel and Pam Carr Jane Carreiro, D.O. Brenda Carroll* Susan and James Carter, Jr. Helene and Paul Cass*

Daniel and Dina Cassidy Lisa Caswell Stephen Cate Christine and Alexandra Caulfield* Alexis Cavic Gregg Cederlund Joan and Marc Chabot Marc and Sharifah Chabot Paul Chaiken Joseph and Heidi Chamberland Stephen Champagne Brian Champion Charles Chandler Deborah Chandler Peter and Elizabeth Chandler Janice Chapman and Bruce Moore Peter and Karen Chapman Brian Charland* Vikas Chawla Susan and Theodore Cherbuliez Keith Chipman Kathleen Choate Marc and Becky Christie Charles Ciali Jason and Carrie Cianchette Anne and Charles Clark Richard and Susan Clark Robert Clark Jim and Chandler Clarke Eva Classon-Morrill E. Gale Clendenning Jason Clere* Nancy Clifford Catherine Clough Bruce Clough Lawrence Clough Gail Cloutier* Janet Cloutier Robert and Pamela Cloutier Rev. Evelyn Clowes Marjory Clukey Andrew and Judith Coburn Karen and Ralph Coccoluto John and Donna Cochrane Mark and Jocelyn Cogen Christina Colasante Calen Colby and Sarah Teaford Charles and Cindy Colby John and Joanne Cole Suzanne and Gary Cole Courtney Collins Arlene Comstock Kevyn Comstock Conaway Family Mark Condon Richard and Colleen Condon Stephen and Cheri Condon Drs. Kerry and Mary Ellen Connell* Mark Connolly Charles and Sharon Conover Eric and Melissa Conrad Michele Conroy Peter Cook Misty Coolidge and Peter DeBear Helen Coon Robert Coons Richard and Leslie Cooper Sheryl Cooper and Thomas May John and Stephanie Copeland Cheryl Corbett Peter and Martha Corey Dave Cormier James and Carolyn Corrao Madeleine Corson Elisabetta Cortesi and Michael Cima Meridel and Richard Cosgrove, Sr.*

Kateri Costain Mark and Susannah Costello* Marc Cote Stephanie Cotsirilos Dennison Cottrell Ann and Stephen Cough Anita and Bradford Coupe Philip Coupe and Alexia Pappas Gary and Brandi Couture Arnold Cowan Sally and Rick Cowan Debra Coyman Benedict Cozzi Stephen Crandall and Patricia Hansen Mark and Anne Cressey Paula Criss* Norman Croteau Elisabeth Crowley Stephen and Holly Culver Barbara Cummings Mark and Sharon Cuneo Allan and Linda Currie and Family Mike Currie Beverly and Mark Curry Amanda and Richard Curtin* Andrew Curtin and Cynthia Cartwright Robin Cushman* Thomas and Mary Cushman Rodger and Rebecca Cuthbert Eliot and Melanie Cutler Liz Cutler Christine and Christian Cutter Ann Daggett Gerald Daigle Rita and Joffre Daigle* Dakota Fund William Norris Dale, Jr. Louann Daly Florence Damon Aldon and Patricia Daniels Beverly Daniels Michael and Judith Dann Jacqueline Danner* Gail Darling and Vladimir Bavrilov Joseph D’Arrigo James Darroch and Brenda Fraser Darroch Sharon Daszkiewicz Eugene and Huguette Davis Kenneth and Jean Davis Ruth Davis Emma DayBranch Marcia Deal Anthony and Margaret DeBruyn Kenneth DeCoster and Susan Bloomfield Michael Dededkian Robert and Constance Delio Wendy DeLong Carey Delorimier William and Marie Demicco Robert and Marjorie Dennis Nina deRochefort Jared and Jennifer des Rosiers* Lizette Deschenes Walter and Judith Deskus, Jr. Frances Deslauriers and Lawrence Horn Clare Dever David Devolder Terrence and Nancy Dewan Stephen Diamond and Nancy Weingarten Gilbert and Barbara Dichter Brian and Meg Dietz Josephine Diggs William Dignan Philip Dionne

Diana Dionne-Morang Paul and Diane Dixon Woolson Doane Robert and Carole Dodd Irene Dodge Robert and Marianne Dodge Charlene Donahue Chase Donaldson Todd and Cynthia Doolan John Dooley James Doolittle Martin Dorgan Katherine and David Doub Russel Doucette Donnelly and Abigail Douglas Gary and Linda Douglass Gail Dow Jeffrey Dow Diana Dowd and Craig Doremus Bruce Downing* Thomas and Donna D. Downing Harold and Patricia Dowse Dennis Doyle Robert and Alice Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Jon Dreifus Thomas and Shelby Driscoll Richard Driver Kevin Dubay David and Sarah Dube Cynthia Dubea Richard and Elaine Dubois Joan Ducharme* Susan Dudley Dennis and Lynne Duguay John and Penelope Duncan, Jr. Mark and Martha Dunlap Hugh and Ann Durgin Peter Dusseault Charles and Susan Dwelley Daniel and Margaret Dwyer Margaret Dyer Thomas Dyhrberg and Jennifer Rich Thomas and Cindy Dykes Eat’n Park Hospitality Group Fund Peter Eaton Julianne Eberl* Dr. and Mrs. Kurt Ebrahim Kathy Sue Edelman Carolyn Edgecomb Carolyn Edwin Elizabeth Ehrenfeld Fred Eich Eva Eicher, Ph.D. Erik and Judith Ekholm Edward Eldredge Katharine Elfstrom Peter Eliot James and Kathryn Elkins Frederick and Elizabeth Elliott Amanda Elliston Dwight and Laura Ely Pamela Emery Chris and Nini Emmons David Engler and Annette Mott Dr. and Mrs. John Eppig Nicholette Erickson David Eskelund Jay and Lynne Espy Dr. Lisa Estey Erika Eurkus Pretorius and Fred Pretorius Jay Evans and Martha Palmer Doris Ewing Judy Eycleshymer* Rudolf Eyerer Kathy Fabish Susan and Frederick Fahlsing

20 ANNUAL REPORT 2021 Randall and Sandra Fairman Linda Falkenberg James and Diana Fallon John Fallow, III Anne Famolare Karen and Lowell Fancher* Robert and Gail Fanjoy, Jr. Sidney Farr Susan and Kirk Farrar Mark and Katharine Farrell Donald Farrington Paul and June Farrow David Faucett* Lee Fay Betsy and Mike Fear Leonard Feinstein Michael and Mary Feldman Ted and Joan Feldmeier John Fellows Kenneth and Kristin Fellows Peter Felsenthal and Jennifer Litchfield Susan Fenn and William Nickerson Pamela Ferris-Olson Virginia Fiedler Patricia Fienemann Aubrae Filipiak Joshua Filler Michael Fillman Alden Finney Cordelia Fisher Kenneth and Margaret Fisher Douglas and Diane Fiske* John and Mary Fitzgerald* Dennis and Lisa Fitzgibbons John and Ruth Fitzsimmons Maureen Flanagan Jeffrey Fletcher Donald and Mary Fleurant Dr. and Mrs. Royce Flood Karen Floor Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Flory, Jr. James and Martha Floyd* Erin Fogg Mark and Stella Fohlin Brian and Corinne Foley Jane Foley Peter and June Folger William and Kathleen Follett, Jr. Raleigh L. Folsom Sarah Folsom* Richard and Jean Forest* Jason Fortin* Roger and Joanne Fortin Sara Foster Anestes Fotiades The Four Lanes Trust Traverse Fournier Mark and Ann Marie Fourre Kayla and Henry Frank Mary Frances and William Frank Bruce and Jan Fraser Kate and Scott Fraser Patricia Frederick Rhoda W. Frederick Gerald and Barbara Freeman Luke and Crystal Freeman Jim and Katie Freilinger Dana French Pamela French Ron and Jodi French The Fresh Pond Trust Robert and Elisabeth Freson Paul Fritzsche and Anne Rodier Jane Frizzell Shirley Frost Susan Frost Carmine and Laurie Frumiento

Theodore Fucillo and Linda Tommasino Jeffrey and Yvonne Fulciniti David Fuller Susan Fuller and Wayland Linscott John and Kathleen Fullerton Edward Fullmer* John Fultz* Robin Gabe* John Gage* Donald and Jude Gagner Susan Sargent Gallant Benjamin Galuza* Paul and Claudette Gamache James and Sally Gambrill David and Jean Gardner Sue Gardner and Allan Ingraham Bruce and Katherine Garren Audrey Garrett Judith Gass Barbara Gauditz* Lawrence and Shawn Gaudreau, Jr. Joe and Chris Gehret Deborah Gelardi Andrea Gelder William Geller Catherine Geren Susan and Rolfe Gerhardt Dr. Oren Gersten Edward and Joyce Gervais Leslie Gibbons Daniel Giddinge Roger Gies Mary Whedbee Giftos Francis Gildea* Joy Gilkey James Gill Harold and Maryagnes Gillman Gwenyth Gilson Thomas Gilson William Ginn and June LaCombe Sandra I. Gioro Rob Gips and Karen Harris Maureen Giuffre Thomas Glasrud Mary Gleason Nancy Glover Rebecca Goff* Ann Gold William Goldenberg Ann Gooding Susan Goodman* John and Cornelia Goodrich Peter Goranites James and Maureen Gorman Johneen and Aurele Gorneau Jane Gosselin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gould Leslie Goulet* John and Maryann Gow Brian and Donna Gowen Janice Graham* Benjamin Grant and Caroline Eliot Geoffrey Gratwick and Lucy Quimby Greg and Susie Gravel Carlisle and Dorothy Graves Pamela Greaney Robert and Frances Greely Bruce and Donna Green Robert and Linda Green* Edward Greene Steven and Debbie Greene* Susan Greenleaf* Edward and Kristen Griese Michael Griffin William Griffin Ronald and Sharon Groger Robert and Susan Grondin*

Douglas Groves Steven Gruverman Family Lisa Gubrud Daniel and Denise Guerin Daniel Guilbert G. Gordon and Robin Guist Nancy Gunzelmann and Ann Donaghy Dennis Gurgul Rachel Haft and Jeff Brown Susan Hagaman Edward Hagan* Pauline R. Hagelin Elizabeth Hagens Bill and Sally Haggett Thomas Haight Marilyn T. Haines Missy Hall* Margaret Halleck Janet Hamel* Gregory Hamlin Deborah Hammond Lin Peyton and Morris Hancock Sean and Wendy Hanley Ms. Pauline Hannaford Nancy Hanrahan* Terry Hanscom* Tom Hanson and Beth Kubik Kimberley Harding and Josh Bernoff Mary Harding Mr. and Mrs. Harding Mark and Karen Hare Matthew and Donna Harmon* Tim and Sue Harper Harper Michael Harrick Daniel Harrington* Lillian Harris* Lisa and Dave Harrison Stephen Hart Tom Hartfield and Mimi Gurbst Donald Hartford Christine and Skip Hartwell Kenneth Harvey David F. and Karen R. Haskell David and Carol Hastings Peter and Louise Hathaway David and Pierrette Hathorne Elizabeth Hayden John and Rosemary Hayden William and Judith Hayes Peter Haynes Sam and Janice Hayward Rod Hazard* John Heald, Jr.* Dominique Healy* Susanne Heeschen Thomas Hegarty* Garry Hegg Lia Heiden Herbert Heineman, Jr. Susan Hellewell Kathy and Jim Helming Steven and Molly Hemkens Laura Hemond Dave and Rolande Hempstead Diane Henderson Adam Henneke* Kathryn Henry and Robert Center Michael Henry Chris Hepburn Daniel Herzlinger Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hewett Melanie and Matt Hickcox Thomas Hickey Meave Higgins James Highland Terry Hilt Donna Hilton

Matthew Himes John Hindal* Paul Hitchcox Linda Hjortland and David Fluharty Clayton Hoak* Mary Hobgood* Lyle Hodgson Edmund Hoell and Carole Center Maggie and Darryl Hoffman* Timothy and Jennifer Hogenboom Ruel and Constance Holden Virginia Holland Frank Pergolizzi and Mary Hollister Betsey Holtzmann William Homann Katharine and Robert Horgan The Honorable D. Brock and Helaine Hornby Vivian Horoshak and Robert Hawkins Carolyn Hotchkiss Mary Houlihan Mary and Tim Hudson Valerie Hudspath Jennifer Huggins* Bonnie Hughes Elizabeth Hughes F. Alan Hull and Susan Kepes Stephen Hull Judith Hunnewell Danny Hunt Elaine and Draper Hunt Mary Hunter and James Parakilas Guy and Robin Huntley* Kim Huppe David and Melissa Hurst Ann and John Hussey* Martha Hussey Paul and Melissa Huston Erwin Hutchins Rebecca Hutchinson John and Ginger Hwalek Brittany Hyde Peter Iano* Dr. and Mrs. Robert Iles Fred and Sarah Irons Lori and Keelin Isenhower Deborah Jackson Weiss and Scott Weiss James and Betty Jacobs Family P. Jacobs and G. Ebbinghousen Richard Jagels Leila Jahncke* John Jalutkewicz Jennifer L. Jamison Dorothy and Daniel Jarry Sheila Jemella* Carolyn and Stephen Jenks Pauline Jenness Mary Jernigan Julianne Jerome* Jennifer Joaquin Asa Johnson, III David Johnson Richard and Jan Johnson Steve and Shannon Johnson Wick and Ruth Johnson Nancy Johnston Jonnathan Busko and Pauline Johnston Cheryl and Doug Jones Dorothy and Michael Jones Gary and Connie Jones George Jones, III Ruth Jones and Dean Bither Wanda Jones Robert and Roberta Jordan, Jr. Jonathan and Paula Joseph Philip and Julia Joslin Maria Joy

ANNUAL REPORT 2021 21 Ronald and Tari Joyce Juern Juergens Richard and Linda Julian Kristina and Kevin Justh Stephen Kaagan Benjamin Kahn Peter Kahn Alison Kamar and John Mahoney Christopher and Mary Kaminsky* Tanya and Kenneth Kandris Robin Kapler Erick Karl Julia Karlsson Dr. and Mrs. Saul Katz Mr. and Mrs. David Kaufman Louise and Samuel Kaymen John Kayser* Lawrence and Barbara Keating Allison Keef Judith Keenan William and Susan Kelleher* Bud and Wendy Kellett Peter E. Kelley Arthur Kelly Judith and David Kelly Kevin M. Kelly and Karen S. Kelly Renee Kelly Theresa Kelly Mark Kelso Charles Kendall S. Stirling Kendall Andrew Keniston* David Kennedy Jack and Catharine Kenney, II Alison Kenway* Lester Kenway Barbara Keppel Larry Kerr David and Susan Kertzer Fran Kessler Drs. Donald and Cristina Keusch Satya Kaur Khalsa David and Jane Kidder John and Gayle Kiernan Claudia King Donald King Susan King Harold and Brigitte Kingsbury Phillip Kirchner Sally Kirkpatrick Lydia Kitfield John and Cortney Klemperer Linda Kling* Viola Knight George and Mary Knightly Geraldine Knowles Angela and Edwin Kohtala Gary Kolanchick Gary and Elizabeth Kollmorgen William Kowalczyk Franklin and Jeanne Krajewski M. Gayle Kraus Mary Kunstman Amy Kuzio Howard La Rue Joyce Labier Jean Labonte Mark and Wendy Labrecque Sarah Lachance Maurice and Shirley Ladd Marilyn L. Ladner* Robert Lafreniere and Nancy Minor William and Marilyn Lairsey* Paul Lakin* Paul Lamb Patricia Lammers Barbara Lamont

Tammy Lamson Jean Landolt Greg Lane William Lane Larry and Annette Laplante* David and Elaine Larsen Rebecca Larson Patricia Laska and Kenneth St. Hilaire* Mark and Mary Lausier Robert and Callie Lavoie Deborah Lawler* Lawrence and Muriel Graham Charitable Fund of the NH Charitable Foundation Caleb and Elizabeth Lawrence* Muriel Lawry Silas Lawry Dylan Leach Charles Leadbetter and Alice Sproul Carol Leary Darlene and David Leblanc Christopher Lee Kirsten Lee* Virginia Lee* Diane Leech Lloyd Leeman, Jr. William and Emily Leete, Jr. Patricia LeFebvre Dennis Leiner Barbara Leonard and Daniel Marra Sharon Leskanic and James Caldwell Peter and Kathleen Leslie Donald Leuchs and Pam Parrott* Carrie Lewis Bill and Cindy Libby Stephen Libby Perry and Paula Lilley Robert Limoges, DMD and Gloria Limoges Christopher and Laura Lindop Elizabeth Linnell Shelley Linscott Dana and Clifford Lippitt Cathy and John Liston* Sandra and Brian Livingston Glynis Lob The Locust Hill Charitable Fund Loretta Logan and Richard Bissell, III Richard and Pamela Lolley Amy and Jeremy Lombardo Audrey Lones* Jean Long Joseph Long, DDS, and Carole Long Michael Long Catherine Longley* Anthony Loperato Cynthia Lord William and Andrea Lott Robin and Jim Loughman Michael Lounsbury Mark Love Timothy Love Russell and Linda Lovejoy Edward and Barbara Lovely Mary Jane Low Marcia Lowery Cabot and Heidi Lyman* Christopher Lyman and Lorinda Frazer Janet Lynch Jim and Rachel Lynch Mary Lynch and Gregg Ginn Kenneth and Susanne MacArthur Michael and Sandra MacDonald Robert and Diana Macewen Susan Macey* Sallie Macintosh Donald and Susan MacKay*

Robert Maclaughlin and Rene Collins John and Kay MacMillan Bruce Macomber* Lacey Macquinn Jeffrey and Sally Madore Donald and Marie Magioncalda David and Rachel Maher Carolyn and James Mahon Charles Mainville Johnna Major* Scott Maker and Andrea Cianchette Maker David Maloon Lisa Manderson* Jason Mann and Hannah Pingree Linda and Peter Manning Andrew and Elizabeth Mantis Pamela Marchant Norman and Barbara Marcotte David Marden John Margolis Priscilla and Reed Markley* David Marks Albert and Susan Marquis, Jr.* Anne Marshall Robert Marshall and Enid Sharp Kimber Martin Philip Marvel, Jr. and Annamarie Ahl James Mason John Mason Todd and Wendy Mason Anne Massey Kathy Masucci Sandra Matheson Lynn Matoush Adam Matthews Andrew Matthews Jean Mattimore* Dr. Stephen and Megan Maturo David and Lori Maxwell David and Carolyn May Mayer Family Susan Mayer Michael and Linda Mayo Thomas and Ann Marie Mcandrew Tom McArdle Philip and Jeanne McCabe James and Martha McCarthy John McCarthy and Martha Zimicki Christopher McCarty* Constance and Robert McChesney John and June McClean Sarah McCloskey James and Laurie McConnell* Suzanne and Kermit McCormack* Sean McCormick Kevin McCulley* Daphne McDonald Susan McDonough Kathleen McDowell Darcie McDuffie Joseph and Deirdre McEachern Alexandra McElwaine Roland McFarland Tom and Kay McGehee Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius McGinn Sara McGrath Mary Louise McGregor Mark Mcguire Gail Wippelhauser and Robert McIntire Meghann McKale Susan McKay Marcia McKeague Austin and Christopher Austin Ann McKee* David McKee John McKee

Mary McKeen Galen McKenney Dianna McKenzie and Gordon Evans Stanley McKeown Nancy McKisson and Mary Chaney Richard and Ann McKittrick Barbara McManus Ellen McMonagle Randy McMullin James and Nancy McNulty Michael and Anne McSally Janet E. Mead Linda Meadows Jean Meakin* Charlotte Meggison Thomas and Marilyn Mehalic Anna Melbin and Nathaniel Anderson Lionel A. and Cynthia B. Menard Susan Mendleson and Todd Bennett Richard and Beth Ann Merk Brenda and Lawrence Merlino Andrea Merrifield* Edgar and Eleanor Merrill Lawrence Merrill Mary Merrill* William and Barbara Merten* Alexandra Metz Florence Meyer Kristen and Drew Miale Chris Michalakes* Benoit Michaud Margaret Michaud Kara Milair Curtis and Loralie Mildner Benjamin Miller* Dawne Miller* Erica Miller Merlin Miller Richard Miller Stuart and Cheryl Miller Leo and Joanne Millette Pallen and Kim Millick, III Lucas Milliken Dr. Dora Anne Mills Richard and Sandra Milstead Mary Ellen Miner and family, in memory of Neill E. Miner The Minimoney Fund Leonard and Renee Minsky Ethan, Amy, and Sally Minton Carol Mitchell Senator George J. and Ms. Heather Mitchell Melissa Moffett Peter and Lorraine Moir Henry and Mary Mollerus Bob and Jen Montgomery-Rice* Ronald Monzillo Penelope Moodey Katie Moody Michelle and Stanley Moody W. Kenneth and Harriet Mooney Jacob Moorman and Rasha Hanafy Eleanore Moran* Marguerite and James Moran, III Kenneth and Kathlyn Moran Raymond Morency J. Mason and Margaret Morfit Barry W. Morgan Susan Morgan Edward Morin, Jr. and Barbara WeldonMorin Elaine and John Morin Roger and Paulette Morin* Aaron Morrell Earle Morse Elizabeth Morse

22 ANNUAL REPORT 2021 Douglas Morton Robert Mosenfelder, MD Gordon Mosley John Mullen Janre Mullins Karen and Jeffrey Munson Doug and Terry Murphy Louise Murphy Catherine and Peter Murray Family Donald and Mabelle Murray Harry and Elizabeth Mussman Ruth Nadelhaft Gordon and Judy Nash John Neeson Dianne Nelder Michael and Rose Nelson Robert and Stephanie Nelson Richard and Helen Nerod Lisa Newcomb* Wendy Newcomb Christopher and Christine Newell Bradley and Randa Newsome Joel and Therese Nichols Gary and Pamela Nickless William Hetzel and Jennifer Niese Family Ernest and Vicky Niles Frances Niles* Daniel Nimick Stephen Noble William Nobles* Brian Nolan John Nolan Thomas and Charlotte Nolan John Norris, III and Catherine Houlihan Helen Norton Susan Norton Richard and Lorna Nutt Mauria O’Brien* Patrick and Marian O’Brien Robert O’Brien* Albert O’Callaghan Bryan and Jill O’Connor Edward O’Donnell Edward O’Donnell* Kenneth and Sharon Oehmig Dick and Carol Ogden Laura O’Hanlon* Barbara Oliver Jonathan and Nancy Olmstead Colleen O’Loughlin* Cynthia Olson OMHU Fund Margaret O’Neil Jane Orbeton Teresa Orefice Thomas and Anne O’Reilly* Nola J. Ormsby Shawn O’Rourke* Charles Osborne David B. Osborne Daniel and Hannah Ostrye Kathleen O’Toole Jeanne and Daniel Ouellette Linda Ouellette Sue Owen Mark Owens* Susan Owens Peter and Heidi Pacetti David Paciencia Martha Packer and William Affleck Elisabeth Paine John and Denise Palmer Priscilla Pancoast Panzara Family Fred and Jo-Leen Papandrea Christopher and Susan Pappas Deborah Paradie*

Timothy and Wendy Paradis Anne Pare Bruce and Marjorie Parent Michael Parsont Steven and Harriet Passerman Barry and Donna Patrie Ronald and Shirley Patten Aaron Payeur Don and Susan Payne Harold and Anne Payson Kim Payson Philip and Meg Payson* John Peacock Janet and Donald Peary Carson Pease and Sandy Evans Susan Peaslee* Deborah Peck Paul and Lisa Peck Robert and Susan Peixotto Joan and Anthony Pellegrini Dawn Pelletier* Greg Pelletier* Joseph Pelliccia Noel and Cynthia Pelliccia Jacqueline Penney Sara Perfetti Robert and Susan Perless Mark and Diane Perlin Dave Perry Michael Perry and Christine Wolfe Roger and Dianne Perry William Perry Susan Petersmeyer David and Vee Peterson Rolfe Petschek Stephanie Philbrick and Maurice Dubreuil Bob and June Phillips Dennis Phillips* Gwethalyn and William Phillips Corinne Pickett David and Pamella Pierce Marie Pike and John Manderino Lucy Pincince Ronald Pineau Donald and Cherie Piper Joseph Pirruccello* Jennifer Plaut* Michael and Kristine Pleacher Jacqueline Plourde Bob and Liana Poirier Dr. John Poirier and Mrs. Lauren McReel Carolyn Pollock Richard and Lisa Pomerleau Charles Pomilia and Catherine Rees Susan Pond Carole Pope Ralph and Jean Pope Kerry Porter Barbara and Glenn Porterfield* Thomas Post Stephen Poulos Andrew Powell Mark and Mariann Powell Kathleen Powers Aaron Pratt* Bill and Tina Pratt Robert Preece Thomas Prescott* Jaqueline and James Price* Paul and Theresa Price Roger Price and Mary McGee Timothy Pruchnic George and Abigail Psyhogeos The Pyenta Family Linda Quirion Jennie Rabinowitz

Frederick Radke Robert A. Radloff Salvatore Raia Katherine and Matthew Dean Ralston Glenn and Nancy Rampe Family Karla and David Ramsay* Paul Rankin Hilary Rapkin and William Stiles Charles Rappaport Herbert and Lynne Rau Mogens Ravn L. Thomas Raymond, III Sarah Razak Edward Rea Dean and Penny Read Richard Read Laurie Jo Ready Michael Reali and Therese Sutton Janice Reardon and Arthur Sloan* Kenneth Recker Betsy and Chris Rector Matthew Redding Elizabeth Reed Peter and Lisa Reed Lynn Reese Bernice Reeves Reichelderfer-Blair Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation Martin and Margaret Reick Ann Reilly Kathleen Reilly William and Judith Reilly Charlie Reiss* Virginia Remeika and E. James Burke Scot Remick, MD Juergen Renger John Reny Dom and Julie Restuccia Margie-Alice and Albert Reyes Genevieve Reynolds Barbara Rich Dan Richard and Jackie Pfannenstiel Patricia Richards Stuart Richards and Alice Bredin Peter and Beth Richardson Pamela Ridley Alfred Riel, MD Trish Riley Henry and Jan Rines Beverly Riola and James Mason Linda Ripley* Kirk Ritchie Christine and Martin Robbins Francis Robbins and Nirupama Aggarwal* Lee Tyler Robbins Robert W. and Gladys S. Meserve Charitable Trust Dianna Roberts Elizabeth Roberts Gilbert Roberts and Penelope Cohen* Parker and Suzanne Roberts Martha and Dana Robes Paul Robie and Karen Young Arlene Robinson and Robert Westrich Colin and Helen Robinson Timothy Robinson Timothy and Beth Rockcress Dennis and Mary Roderick Kenneth Rodman Robert and Mary Ann Rodrigue Heather and Chris Rogers Nalini Rogers W. Jean Rohrer Forrest Rollins Harold Rombach Christopher and Lisa Roney

Derry and Sharon Roopenian Paul Rosen Norman and Marjorie Rosenbaum John and Carolyn Rosenblum Daniel Ross Christian and Katharine Roth Thomas and Kathryn Rotroff Jean Andre and Victoria Rougeot Rich and Mimi Roughgarden William Rourke Scott and Linda Routhier David and Barbara Roux Betty Rowe Deborah Roy Kenneth Roy Peter Roy, PA* Suzanne Roy Samuel and Lizabeth Rudman Gerard Rudmin Clark and Virginia Rundell Family Alfred Runge and Mary Kay Mattiace Alexander and Elaine Runyon Richard and Celine Rush Ken and Karen Rusinek* Russell Giving Fund Constance Russell Mark and Carol Russell Marsha Russell* Richard and Barbara Russo Kenneth and Jill Ryan Thomas and Nancy Ryan Mary Rylands Tahira Saifuddin and Sajjad Habib Drs. William Lee Salomon and Hannah Pressler Rebecca Sarna William and Leigh Saufley* Nathan Saunders Steven Savage Jane Savard Ronald and Ann Savitt Stephen and Carol Sawin* Harold Sawyer Stephen and Nancy Sawyer Mark Sayre Carrie Sayward Diane Sbrega Christine Schaefer Elsa and Morgan Schafer Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Schenkel Brian Schilling Kathy and Gary Schilmoeller Irene Schmidt and George Borowsky Nathan Schmidt Brigitte Schoen Soren and Randi Schroder Bruce and Bonnie Schucker* John and Anne Schuettinger Hillary Schultz Judith Schuppien and Philip Brzozowski Ilse Schutte Ann and Frank Schwartz Sara Schwartz John and Sheila Schwartzman Alan Scott Sandra Scully Michael Secrest Mr. Carlton Sedgeley and Ms. Lucy Sedgeley Harold Seekins Ellen Seidman Philip and Darcy Sekerak Kayda and Sam Selby* Mary Seldenfleur and Ralph Perry Ann Semonite Adrien Senecal Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Senior

ANNUAL REPORT 2021 23 George and Susan Sergeant* Marjy Sessions Leonard and Barbara Sevigney Moira Shanahan and Michael Friendly Zachary Shane Susan Shannon Griffin Sharp Patricia and Keith Sharp Susan Shaw* Michael and Jennifer Shea Joan Sheldon Brad Shelley* Benjamin Shepard Kay Shepardson Sally Shepardson and Jonathan Leonard Martha Sheppard John and Elizabeth Sherblom Bill and Janet Sherman* Dan and Jody Sherman George L. Shinn and Clara S. Shinn Fund Scott and Heidi Shott Dennis and Jane Shubert William Shumaker* Jason and Deborah Silberstein Kirk Silver, MD Beth Simanonok Andrew Sims John Singleton Noel Sinsabaugh Joe Sirois and Anne Wood Mary Ann Skelton and Ann Reilly Jim and Lois Skillings Leonard Slap James Slaughter* Ann Slocum Alden and Priscilla Small* Melinda Small* Smith Family Charitable Trust Amy Smith and William Savedoff* Bernard and Margaret Smith Charles Smith and Yvonne Dyer Diana Smith* Donald and Nancy Smith Elizabeth Smith Evelyn Smith Gary Smith Henry Smith James and Margaret Smith John and Elizabeth Smith Mary Smith* Mary and Hugh Smith Nicholas and Jeanne Smith P. Christopher Smith Patricia Smith and Richard Tucker Philip Smith Ruth Smith Stephen Smith and Victoria Lloyd-Rees Smith Winthrop and Margaret Smith Ellen and Stephen Smith-Erb Scott and Brigitte Snaith Thomas Snyder and Lee Workman Dr. Alan and Mrs. Solander Linda Soldo Philippa Solomon M. Josef and Nina Sommer Melinda and Edward Sortwell Denise Soucy, MD Antonios Sountoulidis Joseph and Susan Spagnola Dr. and Mrs. Joshua Sparling Ann Spaulding Sue Speers Richard and Alice Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spillane Jr. Phoebe Spore* Benjamin and Malorie Sprague

Sarah Sprogell Yemaya and Lucas St. Clair Robert Stakel E. Jeffrey Stann and Ellen Shillinglaw Karen Stapelfeldt and Robert Eckert Andrea P. Stark Karin Stark William Steele Michael Steeves Michelle and Bruce Steinfeldt Cynthia Stengel Lawrence and Kimberly Sterrs Nancy Steves Andrew Stickney John Stiker Frederick and Anne Stocking James and Judith Storer Dr. Robert and Bonnie Story Donald and Eunice Stover Judy Stover-Wells Jerome Strand Richard Stratton Douglas Straus and Ann Coughlan Constance and Jansen String Naomi Stuart* David and Elisabeth Sturdevant Joan Sturmthal and Jon Lund John and Elizabeth Suczynski Muriel Sullivan Crowley Dr. and Mrs. John Kelly Sullivan Michelle Sullivan Valerie Sullivan* Steven and Natalie Sulzer Charles and Karen Sumner Bruce and Nancy Suppes John Sustersic* Joyce Sutherland Claire Sutton Karen Suva Virginia Swain Kristin Sweeney William and Rebecca Sweeney Julian Sweet David and Paula Swetland Dr. Richard and Mrs. Caroline Swett Gary Symonds and Beverly DeBevoise Jennifer Tabb Carolyn Tanner Judith Tanner Marie Tanzer Carl Taplin Richard and Debra Tardiff* Valerie Tate Linda Tatelbaum and Kalman Winer Amanda Tatro Ann Taylor* Carole Taylor Martha Taylor Mary-Beth Taylor Ralph and Mary Taylor Susan Taylor Charlotte Tebbenhoff Denise Tepler Timothy and Deborah Theobald* Robert and Nancy Theriault Garry Therrien Walter Thomas William and Sarah Thomas Barbara Thompson Steuart Thomsen Timothy and Deirdre Thornton* Timothy and Emilie Throckmorton Paulette Tidd Thomas Tierney Thomas and Christine Tierney Leigh Tilden Joan Tilney

Alexander and Susan Timpson Tyler and Marcia Tingley Philip and Diane Tinkham* Sarita and Jyoti Tiwari TO Fund Andrew and Susan Tolman Richard and Mary Ann Topping Torrice Family Clarence and Julie Towle* Richard Tozier Rebecca and Arthur Tracy* William Trahan Susan and Elwood Trask Tara Travis* Franz and Suzanne Treidler Douglas and Joan Tremberth Conrad Tremblay Glenn and Joan Tremblay Terrance Tripp Donna and Steve Tritman Jeff and Abby Dubay Troiano Ralph Trombly Marc Tucker and Kathleen Bonk David and Bronwen Tudor Tux Turkel and Amy Sinclair Terry and Elizabeth Twitchell Roy and Theresa Ulin Benjamin Utter and Kathy Patch Stephen and Elsie Van Savage Michael and Camille Vande Berg Howard and Sara Vandersea Diane Vanous Anna Veach Lawrence Vear Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Veazey Family Carol Veits Priscilla Velentgas* Jennifer Vernick James and Paula Vicenzi Marion Vierow Philip Villandry Elizabeth Voigt-McCue* Elizabeth Volckening Gloria Vollmers Elizabeth Vrba Audrey Wade Robert Wagner James Walker* Nicholas Walker Wendy Walsh and Jerielle Young Edward Walworth Laura and James Wardwell Briana Warner* Drs. David and Mary Warner Nancy Warren Thomas Warren Jane Waxman and Bruce Francis Richard Wayne Myron and Mary Beth Weaver Hartley and Benson Webster Susan Webster Eldon Wedlock and Rachel Beckford Sherrie Weeks James Weigand, DDS Walter Weil Cheryl Weimer and Christopher Gowen* Alan Weiss Robert and Susan Weiss Anna Welch Nancy Welch David Wennberg and Anne Carney Bryan Wentzell and Anna Fincke Robert and Mary Weston Gretchen Wetzel Susanne Wheat Dr. W. Mark Wheeler, III and Katherine Wheeler

David Wheelock Dennis Wheelock Sandra and David Whiston Clare White* David White Martin and Gaye White Pamela White Roger and Ellen White Robert Whited Sandra Whiteley Ellen Whiting Paul Whitley Barbara Whitney* Judith Whitney Russell K. Whitney Pieter and Lori Whittemore Fran and Susan Whitten Robert Whyte Jennifer Wiegleb Stephen and Kimberly Wietrecki James and Heidi Wight Willard and Anita Wiley* Jim and Christina Wilkerson Christina Willam Frank Willard Nicole Willard* Alice Willard-Michaels Mike and Kim Willett Dorothy Williams* Geraldine Williams Kathryn Williams Susan and Doug Williams David and Mary Wilson* Douglas and Donna Wilson Elisabeth Wilson John Wilson Larry Winship John Wipfler and Valerie Libby Carol and Joe Wishcamper James Witek and Mark Pettegrow David and Gail Witherill Steve and Tanna Witkin Eve Joanna Wolinsky Cindy and Paul Wood Jonathan Wood Michael Wood John and Bette Woodbury Charles and Susan Woodman Connie Woodward Gary Wooler Chuck Worthen Richard and Sayoko Wrage Anne Wright and Terrance Campbell Archer Wright and Karen Hannon Mary Wright Ronald and Nancy Wright Mary Wurgler* Heidi Wurpel Timothy Wyant* Colby Wyatt Janet Wyper and Edgar Twilley Debrah and Thomas Yale Mariko Yamasaki and Gary Getchell John Yanok Jim and Nancy Yardley Ruth Yates Robert and Karen Yencha Murthy Yerramilli Roy and Eileen Young Elizabeth and Martin Zartarian Aaron Zeisler and Sarah Hardy Daniel and Frances Zilkha Helena Zimmerman Shoshana Zuboff

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