UGANDA 2015

2015 ANNUAL REPORT

 A World Without Hunger Dear Friends,
Stop Hunger Now is driven by the vision of a world
Through your partnership and support, 2015 was
without hunger. Our mission is to end hunger in our
a landmark year as Stop Hunger Now broadened
lifetime by providing food and life-changing aid to our impact and achieved major milestones that
the worlds most vulnerable and creating a global we never imagined when volunteers packed
commitment to mobilize the necessary resources. the first meal 10 years ago. This year alone, we
nourished nearly 500,000 lives, distributed aid
to 37 countries and engaged approximately
Index 350,000 volunteers in packing nearly 59 million
Officers Letter 3 meals domestically and internationally.
Nourishing Lives 4-5
Highlighting Our Impact 6-7 The impact is powerful. As Nancy Letteri, who
Transforming Lives 8 directs our aid distribution partner, Children
of Vietnam, stated, Stop Hunger Now meals
Collaborating for Good 9
empower us to serve a hot meal each day in
Developing Sustainable Partnerships 10-11
school. For many of our students, this is the only
Empowering Volunteers 12 meal they receive. Once fed, our children are able
Providing Nutritious Meals 13 to learn and grow.
Responding to Crisis and Disaster 14-15
Building International Leadership 16 With the adoption of the United Nations
Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) in 2015,
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - 2015
Distributing Life-Changing Aid 17
nations around the world committed to work
Expanding Our Reach 18-19
together to end world hunger by 2030. SDG Goal
Board of Directors 19 two is Zero Hunger, and its very clear that Stop
Investing in Programs 20 Hunger Now is being called forth to play a major
Thanking Our Champions 21-27 role in ending hunger over the next fifteen years.
2 Stop Hunger Now 2015 ANNUAL REPORT
In 2015, we continued to grow as a global
organization, scaling our efforts to empower
people to end hunger in their lives. We opened
a new location in India, and developed plans to
open our first South American location in Peru.
Our organization has grown exponentially, and
the ways in which we empower people to end
hunger continue to change. Our meal packaging
program has grown an average of more than
50 percent per year over the past ten years;
our fundraising and development efforts have
dramatically expanded to include major partners
such as Kraft Heinz; and sustainable community
development projects we support are building
resiliency and empowering people to feed
themselves.
Thank you to our volunteers, donors and
partners for your role in our work together to
end world hunger.
Sincerely,
Rod Brooks, President and CEO
Kate Day, Chair, Board of Directors
STOPHUNGERNOW.ORG 3
Nourishing Lives

HARVESTED TRANSPORTED PACKAGED BOXED SHIPPED DISTRIBUTED STORED COOKED SERVED NOURISHED
Next to maize, rice The rice we use Volunteers from Meals are packed into The boxes of completed From the ports, our Stop Hunger Now meals When we provide meals Stop Hunger Now meals Stop Hunger Now meals
is the most commonly is sourced locally corporations, civic boxes at volunteer meals, packed inside Impact Partners have a two-year shelf life, to our Impact Partners, are most commonly attract children to schools
consumed grain with whenever possible and groups and faith events. Boxes are a shipping container, transport the meals allowing them to travel we include instructions served in schools, but are and prevent dropouts
regard to human transported to one of communities come returned to Stop Hunger leave a warehouse and and ensure they have long distances and be on hygiene and safe also served in vocational while alleviating short-
nutrition and caloric our locations around the together to package Now warehouses and make their way across safe passage to their served for many months. cooking practices. Most training programs, term hunger and enabling
intake. Along with world. From there, staff meals for those in need. stored. When enough the sea to one of the program sites. This can We work with our Impact locations customize medical clinics, maternal children to learn. Girls,
soy or lentil proteins, store and inventory the They combine the rice meals have been countries where our involve a combination Partners to determine the meals into local health facilities, child especially, are more likely
vegetables and vitamins, rice along with the other with three other dry packaged, they are Impact Partners operate of transportation the number of meal dishes that are suited and youth development to attend school when
rice is the fourth and meal ingredients until ingredients into a ready to ship their programs. methods, and the meals shipments they will need to the regional palate. centers and elder care food is present. Our
final ingredient in our they are needed for a meal bag that, with internationally to can travel thousands of each year, enabling them Meals are often facilities. Adolescents meals complement the
meals that provide meal packaging event. water, becomes a programs that serve miles before they reach to reallocate resources to accompanied by local in vocational training benefits of medicine in
help to those suffering highly nutritious the hungry. their final destinations. support their program, vegetables, protein and programs and boarding health facilities. Providing
from hunger around vegetarian meal. Whether the meals are their staff or their facility. spices, depending on schools take roles in our meals to community
the world. delivered to a school, availability. gardening, preparing empowerment programs
orphanage, clinic or meals and sewing table enables participants to
One in nine people across the globe go to bed hungry each night. vocational center, our cloths for the cafeterias. gain new skills without
Impact Partners provide losing income.
By addressing hunger-related issues, we can stimulate relief and
fair distribution of these
4 Stop Hunger Now 2015 ANNUAL REPORT create sustainable solutions to break the cycle of poverty. nutritious meals. STOPHUNGERNOW.ORG 5
 Highlighting Our Impact MEAL PACKAGING
COAST-TO-COAST
20 U.S. LOCATIONS:

498,911 LIVES NOURISHED AID DISTRIBUTED TO 37 COUNTRIES* Atlanta, GA

Charlotte, NC
Eastern North Carolina
54% Women 46% Men* 77% Youth** Dallas/Fort Worth, TX
Hampton Roads, VA
Houston, TX
Jackson, MS
Kansas City, KS
Lynchburg, VA
Nashville, TN
National Capital Area
New England
New York
Northern California
$14,456,454 4,490 Orlando, FL
In-kind donations including People trained to use water filters. Philadelphia, PA
medicines, medical supplies, 50 community leaders trained on Pittsburgh, PA
clothes, soap and solar lights. Raleigh, NC
water, sanitation, and hygiene.
Richmond, VA
Southern California

INTERNATIONAL
LOCATIONS
India
Italy
353,000 58,994,040 26 Malaysia
Volunteers engaged by Meals packaged by Countries hosted Peru
U.S. and affiliate operations. U.S. and affiliate operations. meal packaging events. Philippines
South Africa
*DATA AVAILABLE FOR 44.5% OF TOTAL BENEFICIARIES.
6 Stop Hunger Now 2015 ANNUAL REPORT **YOUTH (UNDER 35) DATA AVAILABLE FOR 61.6% OF TOTAL BENEFICIARIES. *44 TOTAL COUNTRIES INCLUDING INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTION. STOPHUNGERNOW.org |7|
 When we first met Cris,
age 6, in the village of Iloilo in
the Philippines, he showed all
of the red flags of malnutrition.
He was weak, had low energy,
his skin was dry, his face was
pale and he had a bloated
stomach. His appetite was low.
After Cris enrolled in
Stop Hunger Now partner
International Care Ministries
(ICM) malnutrition treatment
program, called Home
Based Feeding, the ICM
Transforming nutrition team confirmed
that at 23 pounds and 3 feet
Lives 3 inches tall, Cris was
severely malnourished.
While Criss father works as
a fisherman in the rural slum
area of Iloilo, earning $11 USD
per week, he struggles to
cover the costs of his familys
basic needs.
PHILIPPINES, CRIS - 2015
Over the next eight weeks
of the Home Based Feeding
program, Criss mother,
8 Stop Hunger Now 2015 ANNUAL REPORT
Marissa, prepared three
Stop Hunger Now meals each
day for Cris and his 4-year-old
brother, Joey, in the familys
small hut. Marissa used the
meal ingredients to create
porridge and rice cakes.
The progress Cris made in
the program was more than
his family could have hoped
for. He is now happy, healthy
and thriving. Thanks to the
nutritious Stop Hunger Now
meals, he gained 12 pounds
to reach a healthy weight
NICARAGUA - 2015
of 35 pounds. Cris became
stronger, full of energy, his skin
has improved, and his face
has become bright. Joey also
gained weight, from 19 pounds
to 26 poundsa seven pound
increase.
Cris is just one of thousands
of children who have been
assisted by Stop Hunger Now
meals. In 2015, 52.79% of our
aid went to youth education
initiatives.
for Good
While no single organization can solve hunger
alone, Stop Hunger Now is committed to creating
and Hygiene.
effective partnerships to address the many
underlying causes of hunger and working
together to end hunger in our lifetime.
Collaborating
Innovative WASH Clean the World, a global
Initiative Helps Prevent health social enterprise,
Hygiene-Related recycles bars of soap discarded
by the hospitality industry and
Illnesses other sectors to distribute to
As Stop Hunger Now works to
people in need, preventing
distribute meals to children
hygiene-related illnesses
in schools around the globe,
and deaths and encouraging
sanitation and hygiene
healthy childhood
go hand-in-hand with our
nutrition and education
development.
initiatives. Thats why weve
partnered with Clean the
In 2015 alone, Stop Hunger
Now teamed up with Clean
World since 2012 to provide
the World to send more than
more than 225,000 bars of
86,000 bars of soap to our
soap to our partners in 16
partners for distribution to
countries. This initiative aligns
education initiatives. Teachers
with the acronym WASH, which
are able to utilize the soap to
stands for WAter Sanitation
teach their students about the
practice and importance of
proper hand washing.
STOPHUNGERNOW.ORG 9
 Developing With many of our in-country
partners, our relationship goes
Sustainable beyond providing nutrition
through meals. From tilapia
Partnerships fish farming to digging wells,
we are committed to working
with our partners to help
our meal recipients become
empowered and self-sufficient.
In the remote mountain
village of Pala, Guatemala, a
community of farmers travels
up dirt roads to tend to five
concrete tanks of tilapia fish.
As they feed the fish, wash
the tanks and check the water
temperature, their sights are
set on more than growing
fish; they are working toward
a future source of protein and
income.
These farmers are part of a
pilot project with Guatemala
Village Partners and Stop
Hunger Now, which has
supported this community
HAITI - 2015
since 2010.
We dont want them to
become dependent on the
meals forever," says Patty
Ajanel, Country Director of
Guatemala Village Partners.
We want them to become
independent.
Education and economic
development have been key
concerns in the region, which
offers few opportunities
to its indigenous people.
Community members know
how to grow coffee and
bananas, but many farms have
been devastated due to rust
plant disease. A local group
of farmers who completed
agricultural training are
leading the initiative, including
the construction and operation
of the farm. They are aware of
the work it takes, Patty says.
Stop Hunger Nows
relationship with Guatemala
Village Partners has a solid
foundation thanks to the
support of Kirk of Kildaire
Presbyterian Church in Cary,
North Carolina. Hal Jordan,
co-founder of Guatemala
Village Partners, explained the
depth of this partnership, from
raising funds, to packaging
meals and visiting Guatemala
to help implement new
programs. 34 IMPACT PARTNERS 37 COUNTRIES SERVED 2015 Partners at a Glance
From school feeding to micro-
Adventist Development and Global Foodbanking Network One Child Matters
lending programs, Barney Hail,
a volunteer with Kirk of Kildaire Relief Agency Global Links ORPHANetwork
Presbyterian Church, sees Alliance for Children Guatemala Village Partners Reach Now International
the impact. Ive seen whats
Everywhere Haiti Outreach Ministries Robert Ford Orphanage &
evolved, and Ive had a chance
to see outcomes. Catholic Relief Services Hands for Haiti School Foundation
Children of Vietnam Hearts & Hands for Haiti Salesian Missions
One clear outcome is the
Christian Friends of Korea Heart to Heart International St. Andres School
health of the children in the
region. By traveling to some CitiHope International International Care Ministries Tarahumara Ministries
of the remote villages where College John Wesley Kidz Konnect 4 Jesus Trust in Education
meals are distributed, Patty
Convoy of Hope La Pleiade School Network Woodland Public Charity
has observed that some of the
children had white spots on Cross International Leonardas Home of Hope
their skin, but after a year of Foodbank Australia LeSEA Global: Feed the Hungry
meals, the spots disappeared.
Ganta United Methodist Mercy Ministries
The children are healthier,
Mission Station North Country Mission of Hope
and more awake during class,
she said. STOPHUNGERNOW.ORG 11
Empowering Volunteers
After taking part in a
Stop Hunger Now meal
packaging event at Fairfax
Community Church in Fairfax,
Virginia, it didnt take long for
volunteers George and Michele
Shaw to become dedicated
advocates in the fight against
world hunger. Since then, the
couple has participated in nine
additional meal packaging
events, helping to package
more than one million meals
for distribution around
the globe.
But they didnt stop there.
George and Michele, along
with a team from Fairfax
Community Church, have
completed hundreds of hours
of volunteer service at Stop
Hunger Now warehouse
locations in Raleigh, North
GEORGE AND MICHELE SHAW (RIGHT)
REPRESENT STOP HUNGER NOW AT A JULY 4 PARADE IN
Carolina, and Ashburn, Virginia,
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA.
12 Stop Hunger Now 2015 ANNUAL REPORT
helping to build pallets for
food shipments and sanitize
food containers and other
equipment.
The Shaws are true advocates
for Stop Hunger Now. As the
project manager for Davidson
Colleges alumni service
initiative, George has worked
to coordinate multiple Stop
Hunger Now meal packaging
events in Raleigh and
Charlotte, North Carolina, and
hopes to expand these events
to six cities by 2017.
In October 2016, George
and Michele will have the
opportunity to see the
direct impact their extensive
volunteer efforts have had on
children in Belize as they join
Stop Hunger Nows annual
vision trip.
My wife and I were very
impressed with the Stop
Hunger Now mission and
personnel. We were looking
for a charity to work with
on a broad basis. Hunger is
a huge issue internationally
and significant progress is
being made. Giving school
kids a nutritious meal helps
keep them in school, which
increases the probability that
they can break the cycle of
poverty.
George Shaw,
Stop Hunger Now Volunteer
GUATEMALA - 2015
Providing Nutritious Meals
Stop Hunger Now meals are
nutritiously sound and provide
a comprehensive array of
micronutrients. Research has
shown that one in three people
in developing countries are
adversely affected by vitamin
and mineral deficiencies.
Addressing the problem of
hunger is the single point
where we can leverage relief
for all humanitarian issues.
Since 2013, the Kraft Heinz
Company Foundation has
contributed funding and
technical expertise to help
Stop Hunger Now improve
the composition of the
micronutrient sachets to
provide greater nutritional
value to the meals comprised
of rice, soy protein and
dehydrated vegetables.
Every meal is fortified with
23 essential vitamins
and nutrients. In 2015,
the Foundation provided
funding to procure more
than 9.8 million sachets that
provided the micronutrients
for 58.9 million Stop Hunger
Now meals. Stop Hunger Now
is proud to be part of the Kraft
Heinz Micronutrient Campaign,
the signature corporate social
responsibility program of the
Kraft Heinz Company and
its Foundation.
STOPHUNGERNOW.ORG 13
Responding to Crisis & Disaster
One of the advantages of having international affiliates in six countries is that we
are well-positioned to deliver food and aid following global crises and disasters.
These stories illustrate the impact of our global Stop Hunger Now presence in 2015.
INDIA Flooding
Last November, the skies
opened up over Chennai and
released 11 inches of rain
34 times the daily average
on the impoverished eastern
Indian city. The deluge
triggered the worst flooding
in the region in a century. In
the weeks during and after the
rains, the following aid was
deployed:
389,000 meals provided to
more than 5,000 families in
affected districts. With the
majority of the people in the
region making a living as small
14 Stop Hunger Now 2015 ANNUAL REPORT
farmers, daily wage-earners
and marginal laborers, the
floods severely impacted
their capacity to feed their
families. The meals helped fill
this gap, while providing the
nourishment necessary to
stave off vitamin-deficiency-
related health issues in the
wake of the disaster.
Health care services provided
to roughly 4,000 citizens
mostly women, children and
senior citizensin 20 villages
impacted by the Kraft Heinz
India Mobile Health Unit
(MHU). The MHU uses vans
equipped with basic medical
NEPAL - 2015
and health supplies to bring
relief to hurting communities.
Nepal Earthquake Nazarene Compassionate
Ministries distributed the
In April and May 2015, Nepal
meals to help more than
was wracked by earthquakes as
Eight tons of suppliesfrom 100 families.
well as subsequent aftershocks.
clothing to cooking vessels
More than 8,500 people were
collected and disseminated by 75,000 meals from
killed, 650,000 left homeless,
volunteers in Mumbai. neighboring Stop Hunger
and three million lost access to
Now India.
potable water. In the wake of
10 boxes of soap and hygiene
the destruction, Stop Hunger
kits provided to 540 families in 524,000 meals from nearby
Nows crisis response included:
five villages. Stop Hunger Now Malaysia
450 Sawyer water filters,
received by the Nepal embassy
INDIA - 2015
each capable of supplying up
10,000 packets of in Singapore and distributed
to 295 gallons of water per
nutrition drinks provided to by 84 Rotary Clubs.
day for 10 years.
patients supported by
Hope Foundation. Two Interagency Emergency
142,560 meals air freighted
Health Kits each with enough
from our Kansas City, Kansas,
medicine to treat 10,000
location to Nepal by FedEx and
people for 90 days
Heart to Heart International.
post-disaster.
STOPHUNGERNOW.ORG 15
Building International Leadership Southern Africa Established: 2010
Chief Executive Officer: Saira Khan
Distributing Life-Changing Aid
Stop Hunger Now Southern Africa, Germiston, South Africa
Stop Hunger Now established and partners closely with six global Cumulative Meal Total Through 2015: 12,951,987
in-country offices that are aligned strategically with Stop Hunger Program focus: Early childhood development centers
Nows mission and vision. The offices are located in South Africa,
Malaysia Established: 2012
Malaysia, Italy, Philippines, India and Peru. Our newest international Executive Director: Tiki Keh
locations, India and Peru, both opened in 2015. Stop Hunger Now Charitable Association, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Cumulative Meal Total Through 2015: 5,668,990
Program Focus: Transformational development and disaster response
Stop Hunger Nows global in-country offices, like Stop Hunger Now $14,456,464
in the U.S., implement a holistic approach to ending hunger by the
year 2030. The main benefits of global in-country offices are:
Italy Established: 2013 total in-kind aid distributed
Country Director: Roberta Baldazzi
Stop Hunger Now Italia, Bologna, Italy
Local procurement In addition to meals, Stop Hunger Now
Ability to cater meals to Cumulative Meal Total Through 2015: 724,326
of ingredients and Program Focus: Transformational development programs provides support to its Impact Partners through
local tastes and needs
equipment, improving the donation of life-changing aid including medicines
while partnering with Philippines Established: 2014
the local economy and medical supplies, clothing, shoes, soap and school
smaller NGOs Executive Director: Jose Mariano Fleras
supplies. In 2015, Stop Hunger Now shipped donated
Stop Hunger Now Philippines, Manila, Philippines Liberia products, mostly in the form of medical supplies,
Improved ability to Improved capacity to Cumulative Meal Total Through 2015: 1,069,064 In Ganta, Liberia, 450,000 citizens have just one hospital
respond to local and Program Focus: Transformational development and disaster response valued at nearly $14.5 million.
monitor and evaluate the to turn to for medical care. Since 2012, Stop Hunger Now
regional crisis and natural impact of our meals and has collaborated with the North Carolina United Methodist
India Established: 2015
disasters partners Executive Director: Dola Mohapatra Conference to support the Ganta United Methodist Hospital
Stop Hunger Now India, Bangalore, India through annual shipments of requested supplies including
Regional feeding with the Engaging and educating Cumulative Meal Total Through 2015: 742,000 sutures, scrubs, antibiotics, gloves, and adhesive tape. These
ability to engage meal local volunteers in the Program Focus: Transformational development and disaster response
supplies, along with medical gloves, face masks and personal
packaging volunteers in movement to end hunger protection equipment, were of critical importance during an
distribution Peru Established: 2015 86,000 $13.8 M
Executive Director: Manny Espinoza Ebola outbreak in West Africa in March 2015. bars of soap in medical supplies and
Stop Hunger Now Peru, Lima, Peru
primary care medicine
Cumulative Meal Total Through 2015: 102,084
Program Focus: Transformational development and disaster response
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 Expanding Our Reach Millions of
Meals Packaged 58.9
2015 Meal Packaging Locations:
Australia Ireland Romania
Board of Directors
2015
Stop Hunger Now distributes From groups of 30 to 40 people Belize Italy Singapore
meals to initiatives in packaging 10,000 nutrient-rich Brazil Malaysia South Africa
developing countries that meals in just under two hours, OFFICERS
50.5 Canada Mozambique Spain
promote education, encourage to hundreds of employees 2014 China Netherlands Sweden Chair: Jeff Truitt
children to attend school, coming together to fill a Costa Rica Peru Taiwan Vice Chair: Kate Day
improve students health and shipping container with Germany Philippines United Kingdom Secretary: Lucy Dinner
nutrition, address gender 285,120 meals for people Treasurer: Anne Bander
42.0 India Poland United States
inequalities, stimulate in need worldwide, our 2013 Indonesia Puerto Rico
BOARD MEMBERS
economic growth and are part volunteers have the
Leon Abbas
of the movement to end world opportunity to learn about Kurt Arehart
hunger in our lifetime. Through global hunger issues and Program Types Anne Bander
our meal packaging events, become advocates for Terry Bryant
Stop Hunger Now reaches our cause. School Child & Youth Crche Pam Carter
and engages thousands of 28.2 52.79% Development 1.47% Kate Day
2012
people each year in the fight 4.79% Lucy Dinner
against hungerincluding 24.7 Geoff Griffin
2011
communities of faith, General Feeding Community Elder-care Robin Hager
corporations, Rotary 17.13% 1.04% David Hood
Empowerment
MOZAMBIQUE - 2015

James Kiwanuka-Tondo
and other civic clubs 3.01%
and schools.
16.9 Mack Parker
2010 Rajesh Rao
Orphanage Crisis Maternal Richard Skinner
9.88% 1.66% 0.49% Jeff Truitt
8.6 Beth Watkins
2009 Medical Shelter Alan Winchester
5.9 Vocational
Rod Brooks, ex-officio
6.08% 0.06%
3.5 2008 1.53%
Ray Buchanan, ex-officio
1.7 2007
2006
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 ASSETS 2015 2014
88% of Expenses invested in programs Current Assets
Cash and cash equivalents 5,446,006 2,820,786
Grants and contributions receivable 104,530 8,200
Accounts receivable 509,664 440,036

Stop Hunger Now continually strives to be a good steward of the

Other receivables
Inventory Purchased
95,937
620,934
95,389
662,708
Thanking Our
contributions we receive. In 2015, we invested 88% of expenses
directly into our programs by carefully managing administrative



Inventory Donated
Prepaid expenses
Total current assets
319,931
219,801
7,316,803
90,420
301,228
4,418,767
Champions
and fundraising costs. Property and equipment, net 282,185 272,085
INDIVIDUAL DONORS Lynne Carpenter Anna Kellam Annapurna Ramanarayanan Beth Watkins $100,000-$149,999
Other assets - deposits 62,081 60,599 Richard & Betsy Cassidy Paul Kim Ken & Ruth Reece Barbara Whitesides Deloitte LLP
$10,000-up
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES 2015 2014 Edwin & Gwendolyn Juleus
Wing Kwan Chan Thomas Korevec Jennifer Ressler Kara Williams Dunwoody United
Temp. Total assets 7,649,487 4,763,033 Phillip Chou & Catherine Wu Cindy Landwehr & Sybil Robertson Horace Williamson Methodist Church,
Unrestricted Restricted Total Nazrin Choudhury & Craig Landwehr E. George Salter L. George Wilson Dunwoody, GA
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $5,000-$9,999
Support and Revenues: Mathew Judge Liz Lawson Michael Schley Alan Winchester Maritz Travel Company
Mike & Lori Constantino
Grants and contributions 18,849,096 157,964 19,007,060 14,181,561 Carl Conner Kimberly Leonard Theodore & Tessa Schuman Helene Winn Robert Half International
Current liabilities Laurie & Mark Murphy
Donated inventory 14,805,569 - 14,805,569 11,087,413 David & Toni Cox Trevor Little Anne Severns Alan Wozniak
Accounts payable 1,001,389 698,001 Cynthia & Peter Pizarro
Donated services 5,916 - 5,916 167,662 Amy & Bill Davies Anne Lloyd Phillip Shafer $75,000-$99,999
Sales revenue 76,604 - 76,604 95,551 Accrued expenses 234,960 163,828 Donald H. Sanders &
April Davis Mike Marchiso Bonnie Shook-Sa & Broadcom Foundation
Interest and dividends 936 - 936 516 Unearned revenue 1,042,193 813,815 Joyce A. Sanders
Loss on sale of equipment (6,647) - (6,647) - Current portion of lease payable 39,421 16,789 Juan Torres &
Charles & Joan Deffinbaugh
Barry Duplantis
Chris Massey
James & Kelly MacLain
Gustavo Sa
Nouman Siddiqui
ORGANIZATIONS Canterbury United
Methodist Church,
Net assets released from restrictions 174,859 (174,859) - - Current portion of notes payable 4,863 4,592 Maria M. Del Valle-Torres $275,000 and up
Charles Ferguson Regina McCrorie Blain Skinner Birmingham, AL
Total Support and Revenues 33,906,333 (16,895) 33,889,438 25,532,703 Current portion of deferred rent 23,687 35,057 Catholic Relief Services
Asha George Hugh McLarty Alison Smith Cisco Systems
Total current liabilities 2,346,513 1,732,082 $1,000-$4,999 Hewlett Packard Company
Jim & Heather Green Matt Melonio Steve & Eileen Spoon Heartland Community
Expenses: Alma Adilagic-Torlic & Foundation
Sharileigh Gordon Kelci Miclaus Mike & Genie Thompson Church, Olathe, KS
Program services 26,877,346 - 26,877,346 21,398,017 Net assets Enes Torlic JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Robin Hager Krishna Mikkilineni Shubhangi Thorat Investors Group Financial
Management and general 3,521,681 - 3,521,681 2,266,475 Non-current portion of lease payable 79,006 45,413 Sandra Arango Kraft Heinz Company
Gordon Hargraves Sanjeev Mohan & Jeffrey Truitt Services
Fundraising activities 1,247,839 - 1,247,839 655,118 Non-current portion of notes payable 13,143 17,999 Kurt & Nancy Arehart Foundation
Asa & Geri Harris Somya Mohan Mirjam van Thiel Johnson & Johnson
Total Expenses 31,646,866 - 31,646,866 24,319,610 Deferred rent 37,118 36,404 Robert & Valerie Arends SanDisk Corporation Fund,
John Harris Bill Musgrave & Charles Ventura Rotary District 5370
Changes in Net Assets 2,259,467 (16,895) 2,242,572 1,213,093 Total long-term Liabilities 129,267 99,816 Anne Grimsley Bander an advised fund of
Jomary Hilliard Wanda Musgrave Lynnea Villanova & SC Conference of the
Net Assets at Beginning of Year 2,744,063 187,072 2,931,135 1,718,042 Total liabilities 2,475,780 1,831,898 George Boulton the Silicon Valley
David Hood Daren Nelson Kenneth Bowers United Methodist Church
Net Assets at End of Year 5,003,530 170,177 5,173,707 2,931,13 Lynne Brock Community Foundation
Phillip & Shirley Hunsicker Richard & Cynthia Newell Alok Wadhwani The Hershey Company
Unrestricted 5,003,530 2,744,063 Rod Brooks & Terry Jasper Zambrero
*For the year ended December 31, 2015 with summarized financial information for the year ended December 31, 2014 Temporarily restricted 170,177 187,072 Linda Johnson Alex Pollack Mike Wallis
Melinda Brown
Total net assets 5,173,707 2,931,135 Hal Jordan Reggie & Carrie Ponder Mike & Hope Morgan Ward
Terry Bryant & Linda Bryant
Total liabilities and net assets 7,649,487 4,763,033 Piper Keairnes Mark & Robin Prak Lee Warren

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$25,000-$74,999
AIG
Amgen
Autodesk
Becton, Dickinson and Company
Capital One
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC
Cary Christian School
Celanese Foundation
Church of the Servant, OK City, OK
Colonial Heights Presbyterian Church, Kingsport, TN
Colonial Presbyterian Church Kansas City, MN
CSAA Insurance Group
Edenton Street United Methodist Church, Raleigh, NC,
Elevation Church, Matthews, NC
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, McLean, VA
FedEx Corporation
First Presbyterian Church, Fayetteville, NC
First United Methodist Church, Richardson, TX
Genworth Foundation
George P. Johnson Event Marketing
Grace Community Church, Arlington, VA
Hayes Barton United Methodist Church, Raleigh, NC
Highland Park Presbyterian Church, Dallas, TX
Janssen Biotech
Johns Creek United Methodist Church, Johns Creek, GA
Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian, Cary, NC
Lesaffre Yeast Corporation
Limestone College
McLean Rotary Club Foundation, McLean, VA
Merchandise Warehouse Co. Inc.
Mt. Ararat Baptist Church, Stafford, VA
Mt. Bethel Christian Academy, Marietta, GA
Myers Park United Methodist Church, Charlotte, NC
Omnience
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Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, Homewood, AL Altria Group Inc. Auburn United Methodist Church, Auburn, AL Centenary United Methodist Church, Winston-Salem, NC Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
Protiviti American Academy of Pediatrics Aurora United Methodist Church, New Orleans, LA Centerline Digital Covenant Life Church, Sarasota, FL
Qualcomm Charitable Foundation American Endowment Foundation B&W Family Foundation Central Baptist Church, Newnan, GA Crossgates United Methodist Church, Brandon, Missisippi
RGIS Annandale Rotary Foundation BAE Employees' Community Fund Centreville United Methodist Church, Centreville, VA CrossRoad Church, United Methodist Church, Jacksonville, FL
RighTime Home Services Annandale United Methodist Church, Annandale, VA Ban Tay Nhan Ai Foundation Charles River Laboratories Crossroads Christian Church, Newburgh, Indiana
Royal Cup Coffee Applied Medical (Compassionate Hands Foundation) Cherrydale United Methodist Church, Arlington, VA CSX
Salesforce Foundation Appomattox Baptist Association, Appomatox, VA Barton College Chester United Methodist Church, Chester, VA Cumberland Dauphin Perry Area FFA
SanDisk Asbury United Methodist Church, Harrisonburg, VA Bayer Corporation Chestnut Grove Baptist Church, Earlysville, VA Cuyahoga Valley Career Center
Sanofi US Asbury United Methodist Church, Raleigh, NC Becton, Dickinson and Company Chowan University Davidson United Methodist Church, Davidson, NC
Santa Barbara Community Church, Santa Barbara, CA Association FFA Arizona Beech Grove United Methodist Church, Suffolk, VA Christ Church, Vienna, VA Davis Street United Methodist Church, Burlington, NC
Savage Services Corporation Athens First United Methodist Church, Athens, GA Bethlehem Baptist Church, Knightdale, NC Christ Episcopal Church, Raleigh, NC Decatur Education Foundation
St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Houston, TX Bethune Cookman University Christ the Redeemer Church, Sterling, VA Deep Creek United Methodist Church, Chesapeake, VA
The Church of the Cross, Bluffton, SC B'Nai Torah Congregation, Boca Raton, FL Christ the Redeemer Lutheran Church, Brecksville, OH Deep Run Original FWB Church, Deep Run, NC
Third Church, Richmond, VA BNY Mellon Christ United Methodist Church, Bethel Park, PA Delaware FFA
Turner Broadcasting System Bob Barker Company Foundation Christ United Methodist Church, Chapel Hill, NC Deltek Inc
Vestavia Hills United Methodist Church, Birmingham, AL Bon Group Christ United Methodist Church, Greensboro, NC Demandbase
Viacom Bonaire United Methodist Church, Bonaire, GA Christ United Methodist Church, Jackson, MS DeSales University
Visa Boston College CHRISTUS Health DIRECTV
Wells Fargo Foundation/Wells Fargo Advisors Branchburg Rotary Club Chula Vista Sunrise Rotary Club Discipleship Ministries, Nashville, TN
Wisconsin Conference United Methodist Church Brentwood United Methodist Church, Brentwood, TN Church of the Good Shepherd Augusta, GA Divers Alert Network
Woodberry Forest School Bright Horizons Church of the Good Shepherd Tequesta, FL Doist Ltd.
Brown Baptist Church, Southaven, MS Church of the Good Shepherd, Vienna, VA Duke University
$5,000-$24,999
The basic premise of Stop Hunger Now Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church, Southern Pines, NC
Churchland Baptist Church, Chesapeake, VA Duval County School Board
Adobe just makes sense. People need help and Brucetown United Methodist Church, Clear Brook, VA Citrix East Ohio Conference United Methodist Church
Advent United Methodist Church, Simpsonville people want to help. They just need Bryn Mawr Presbyterian, Bryn Mawr, PA City Church, Raleigh, NC Eastern Region Teen Conference Jack and Jill
Alcon Buford Presbyterian Church, Sugar Hill, GA Clarendon United Methodist Church, Arlington, VA Ebenezer United Methodist Church, Stafford, VA
Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Alexandria, VA
to know a vehicle by which they can
Burke United Methodist Church, Burke, VA Clemson Rotary Club Edwards Lifesciences Foundation
Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Augusta, GA provide the assistance. Stop Hunger Burt's Bees Clorox Elizabeth Lee United Methodist Church, Chickamauga, GA
Aldersgate United Methodist Church, York, PA Now provides that vehicle in a tangible California-Pacific Conference of the United Methodist Church Coastal Carolina University Elon University
Alexandria Country Day School, Alexandria, VA Calvary United Methodist Church, Harrisburg, PA Colesville Presbyterian Church, Silver Spring, MD EmbryRiddle Aeronautical University
Allergan
way in which people can see, feel and
Calvary United Methodist Church, Nashville, TN Collegiate School Richmond Emerald High School
Alliance Solutions Group participate in the mission. Camp Hill United Methodist Church, Camp Hill, PA Community Christian Church, Sharpsburg, VA Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Vienna, VA
Allianz Asset Management Neil C. Bonney, Campbell United Methodist Church, Campbell, CA Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, Austin, TX
AllScripts Carmel Baptist Church, Matthews, NC Concord Academy Episcopal High School
Allscripts Healthcare, Inc.
Stop Hunger Now supporter
Cave Spring United Methodist Church, Roanoke, VA Concord United Methodist Church, Knoxville, TN Essential Church, Virginia Beach, VA
Alpha Kappa Alpha Cedar Hill Christian Reformed Church, Wyckoff, NJ Corinth United Methodist Church, Sandston, VA Evansdale United Methodist Church, Wilson, NC
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Fairhope United Methodist Church, Fairhope, AL
Fairview United Methodist Church, Maryville, TN
Fayetteville First United Methodist Church, Fayetteville, NC
Ferncliff Camp and Conference Center
Fidelity Charitable
Fieldstone United Methodist Church, Christianburg, VA
First Baptist Church, Bellville, TX
First Baptist Church, Clinton, NC
First Baptist Church, Colleyville, TX
First Baptist Church, Grafton, WV
First Baptist Church, Norman, OK
First Baptist Church, Radford, VA
First Broad Street United Methodist Church, Kingsport, TN
First Christian Church, King, NC
First Presbyterian Church, Ambler, PA
First Presbyterian Church, Beaufort, SC
First Presbyterian Church, Boone, NC
First Presbyterian Church, Broadalbin, NY
First Presbyterian Church, Gastonia, NC
First Presbyterian Church, Marietta, GA
First Presbyterian Church, Morehead City, NC
First Presbyterian Church, Nashville, TN
First Presbyterian Church of West Chester, West Chester, PA
First United Methodist Church, Americus, GA
First United Methodist Church, Bainbridge, GA
First United Methodist Church, Boerne, TX
First United Methodist Church, Cary, NC
First United Methodist Church, Clinton, MN
First United Methodist Church, Columbus, MS
First United Methodist Church, Conway, AR
First United Methodist Church, Ellisville, MS
First United Methodist Church, Fredonia, NY
First United Methodist Church, Guntersville, AL
First United Methodist Church, Hollidaysburg, PA
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First United Methodist Church, Laurel, MS
First United Methodist Church, Martinsville, VA
First United Methodist Church, Montgomery, AL
First United Methodist Church, Natchitoches, LA
First United Methodist Church, Prattville, AL
First United Methodist Church, Rockwall, TX
First United Methodist Church, Starkville, MS
First United Methodist Church, Stillwater, OK
First United Methodist Church, Tulsa, OK
First United Methodist Church, Tuscaloosa, AL
First United Methodist Church, Union Springs, AL
First United Methodist Church, Washington, PA
First United Methodist Church, Wilson, NC
First United Methodist Church, Yuba City, CA
First United Methodist Church, Fort Worth, TX
Floridia United Methodist Church Annual Conference
Fluor Enterprises
Fun Eating Devices
Forest Hills Baptist Church, Raleigh, NC
Forest Hills United Methodist Church, Macon, GA
Foundry United Methodist Church, Washington, D.C.
Fox Broadcasting Company
Gainesville First United Methodist Church, Gainesville, FL
Gardendale-Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church,
Gardendale, AL
Gateway Community Church, South Riding, VA
GE Power Systems
Genentech
General Youth Conference II
Generation Church, Clayton, NC
Genesis United Methodist Church, Cary, NC
Genworth Financial
Georgia's Own Credit Union
Girl Scout Troop 40465
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Herndon, VA
Thanking Our Champion ORGANIZATIONS
Good Shepherd United Methodist Church, Charlotte, NC HouseAutry Mills Manhattan Beach Rotary Club
Google, Inc. Charitable Giving Fund of Tides Foundation Huguenot United Methodist Church, Richmond, VA Mannsville Lutheran Church, Elliottsburg, PA
Grace Avenue United Methodist Church, Frisco, TX IBM Maples Memorial United Methodist Church, Olive Branch, MS
Grace Community Church, Raleigh, NC IDEXX Laboratories MarketSource
Grace Presbyterian Church, Houston, TX I had the opportunity to Islamic Center of Central Minnesota Marriott Foundation for People with Disabilities
Grace United Methodist Church, Manassas, VA attend a Stop Hunger Now Islamic Society of North America, Plainfield, Indiana Matthews United Methodist Church, Matthews, NC
Great Bridge Presbyterian Church, Chesapeake, VA J. J. Segal Foundation McCormick United Methodist Church, McCormick, SC
Greater Green Bay Community Foundation
event where the founder James River Baptist Association McEachern Memorial United Methodist Church, Powder Springs, GA
Greater New Jersey United Methodist Church Conference spoke. His vision changed Janssen Pharmaceutical Mechanicsville Baptist Church, Mechanicsville, VA
Green Acres Presbyterian, Portsmouth, VA my perspective on the Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas Mechanicsville United Methodist Church, Mechanicsville, VA
Greenwood Rotary Club, Greenwood, SC John Jay College of Criminal Justice Memphis Islamic Center
Greystone Affordable Housing
world problem of hunger John Wesley United Methodist Church, Charleston, SC Memphis Rotary Foundation
Grove United Methodist Church, West Chester, PA completely. Until then, I JOM Pharmaceutical Services Menasha Corporation Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline had thought of this world Kamado Grille Menlo Park Presbyterian Church
GSK Global Quality Compliance Kansas Wheat Commission Mentor United Methodist Church, Mentor, OH
Guilford College United Methodist Church, Greensboro, NC
issue as something to help Kawasaki Motors Corporation Messiah Lutheran Church, Yorba Linda, CA
Hammond School, Columbia, SC alleviate and help mitigate. Kenneth Cole Productions Metagenics
Harmony Grove United Methodist Church, Lilburn, GA But what I heard was a Kilpatrick Townsend and Stockton Methodist University
Haygood United Methodist Church, VA Beach, VA Kingswood United Methodist Church, Dunwoody, GA MetLife Foundation
Haymount United Methodist Church, Fayetteville, NC
convincing and enthusiastic Korean Central Presbyterian Church, Centreville, VA Mission Outreach United Appeal Fund
HBO argument for the idea LaFrance Corporation Mississippi Muslim Association
Heart of Virginia Council Boy Scouts of America that world hunger could Lake Magdalene United Methodist Church, Tampa, FL Monsantogether
Hebron Baptist Church, Spotsylvania, VA Lake Square Presbyterian Church, Leesburg, VA Montgomery United Methodist Church, Montgomery, AL
Heritage United Methodist Church, Hattiesburg, MS
be actually solved and, Lakeview Baptist Church, Hartsville, SC Monticello United Methodist Church
Hidenwood Presbyterian Church, Newport News, VA even more daringly, that it Langley Baptist Church, Hampton, VA Morgan Stanley Foundation
Higgins Memorial United Methodist Church, Burnsville could be done within our Laureate Education Morgantown North Rotary
Highland Park United Methodist Church, Dallas, TX Liberty Baptist Church, Spring Lake, NC Mt. Pisgah United Methodist Church, John's Creek, GA
Highland Presbyterian Church, Fayetteville, NC
lifetime. I left convinced of Liberty Crossings United Methodist Church, Birmingham, AL Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church, Leesburg, GA
Highland Presbyterian Church, Winston-Salem, NC this fact and of the pivotal Liberty Grove United Methodist Church, Burtonsville, MD Mt. Sylvan United Methodist Church, Durham, NC
Highland United Methodist Church, Raleigh, NC role that Stop Hunger Now Life Church, Rainbow City, AL Myers Park Baptist Church, Charlotte, NC
Hilton Worldwide LifeBridge Church, Kennesaw, GA NASCAR Productions
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
plays in accomplishing this Little River United Church of Christ, Annandale, VA National Capital Area Combined Federal Campaign
Hope Church, Dallas, TX objective. Living Word Lutheran Church, Grapevine, TX National Charity League Dunwoody
Hope Presbyterian Church, Fredericksburg, VA Juan Torres, Long Beach Rotary, Long Beach, CA National Christian Foundation
Hopewell United Methodist Church, Downingtown, PA Los Altos United Methodist Church, Los Altos, CA Network for Good
Horne Memorial United Methodist Church, Clayton, NC
Stop Hunger Now supporter Manassas Presbyterian Church, Manassas, VA New Albany Presbyterian Church, New Albany, OH
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New Covenant Church, Hampton, VA
New Life Christian Fellowship, Blacksburg, VA
New York Life Foundation
Newnan Presbyterian Church, Newnan, GA
Nielsen Tampa
North American Bangladeshi Islamic Community
North American Division of SeventhDay Adventists
North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church
North Church Lewis Center, Columbus, OH
North Coast United Methodist Church District
North Decatur United Methodist Church, Decatur, GA
North Greenville Rotary Club
Northern Guilford High School
Northrop Grumman Systems
Northwoods Presbyterian Church, Houston, TX
Novartis FSC
Oak Grove United Methodist Church, Hattiesburg, MS
Operation InAsMuch
Outreach International
Paint Branch High School
Paoli Presbyterian Church, Paoli, PA
Park Road Baptist Church, Charlotte, NC
Park United Methodist Church, North East, PA
Penick Village Southern Pines
Peninsula Bible Church, Cupertino
Peninsula Community Chapel Yorktown, VA
Perry United Methodist Church, Perry, GA
Pfizer
Point Washington United Methodist Church,
Santa Rosa Beach, FL
Pony Express Center Foundation
Poplar Springs Christian Church, Raleigh, NC
Prentiss County United Methodist Church Cluster
Presbyterian Homes
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Project Management Institute Education Foundation
Providence Presbyterian Church, Charlotte, NC
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Providence Presbyterian Church, Fairfax, VA
Providence United Methodist Church, Charlotte, NC
Randolph Rotary Club
Red Hill Lutheran Church, Tustin, CA
Red Oak United Methodist Church, Red Oak, NC
Reformed Church of Fort Plain, Fort Plan, NY
Rehoboth United Methodist Church, Gallatin, TN
RiceSelect
Rise Faith Community Harrisonburg, VA
River Road Presbyterian Church, Richmond, VA
River Road United Methodist Church, Richmond, VA
Riverview Charter School
Robert Ford Orphanage & School Foundation
Robert J. Frisby Foundation
Rotary Club of Bedford
Rotary Club of Carrollton
Rotary Club of Churchland
Rotary Club of Cincinnati
Rotary Club of Crystal River Foundation
Rotary Club of Dallas
Rotary Club of Harrisonburg
Rotary Club of Swarthmore
Rotary Club of Wellesley
Rotary District 6970
Round Oak Baptist Church, Corbin, VA
Roxboro Baptist Church, Roxboro, NC
Rutgers State University
Saint Michael's Episcopal Church, Raleigh, NC
Salem Baptist Church, Sparta, VA
San Dieguito United Methodist Church, Encinitas, CA
San Martin Lion's Club
Sanofi Foundation for North America
Scotiabank Headquarters
Seaboard Corporation
Second Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
Selwyn Avenue Presbyterian Church, Charlotte, NC
Shady Grove United Methodist Church, Glen Allen, VA
Shady Grove United Methodist Church, Mechanicsville, VA
Shenandoah University
Shire Pharmaceuticals
Siemens Corporation
Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Temple, Hampton, VA
Skyline United Methodist Church, Wilmington, NC
Smith & Nephew
South Mecklenburg Presbyterian Church, Charlotte, NC
Southern Pines United Methodist Church, Southern Pines, NC
Spring Creek United Methodist Church, Fair Oaks Ranch, TX
St. Alban's Episcopal Church, Hickory, NC
St. Andrew's Episcopal School, Potomac, VA
St. Andrews United Methodist Church, Oklahoma City, OK
St. Andrew's United Methodist Church, VA Beach, VA
St. Ann's Catholic Church, Ashland, VA
St. Augustine Church, Rocklin, CA
St. Charles of Brazil Parish, Baltimore, MD
St. David's Episcopal Church, Wayne, PA
St. Francis Episcopal Church, Greensboro, NC
St. Ignatius Loyola Parish, Sacramento, CA
St. James Episcopal Church, Greenville, SC
St. James's Episcopal Church, Richmond, VA
St. John Lutheran Church, Roanoke, VA
St. Mark United Methodist Church, Seneca, SC
St. Mark's United Methodist Church, Bethany, OK
St. Marks United Methodist Church, Brandon, MS
St. Mark's United Methodist Church, Daleville, VA
St. Mark's United Methodist Church, Raleigh, NC
St. Martin's in the Fields Episcopal Church, Columbia, SC
St. Matthew Presbyterian Church, Silver Spring, MD
St. Matthews United Methodist Church, Annandale, VA
St. Matthews United Methodist Church, Madison, MS
St. Matthews United Methodist Church, Richmond, VA
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Exton, PA
St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Kensington, MD
St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Ocean Grove, NJ
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Birmingham, AL
St. Thomas Church Whitemarsh, Forth Thomas, PA
St. Thomas More Catholic Church, Brookings, SD
St. Thomas More Catholic Church, Lynchburg, VA
St. Thomas United Methodist Church, Manassas, VA
Stanford University
Steel Dynamics, Inc.
Strasburg Rotary Club
Strawbridge United Methodist Church, Houston, TX
Sugarloaf United Methodist Church, Duluth, GA
Summa Technologies
Surgical Care Affiliates
Suwanee Worship Center, Suwanee, TN
Swansboro United Methodist Church, Swansboro, NC
Syngenta
TATA Consultancy Services
Temple B'Nai Chaim
Temple Israel New York
Texas Roadhouse
The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation
The Catholic Community of St. Francis of Assisi Raleigh, NC
The Chapel, Getzville, NY
The Epiphany School, New Bern, NC
The Estee Lauder Companies Inc.
The Presbyterian Church, Fredericksburg, VA
The Rotary Club of San Jose
The Walt Disney Company
Thermo Fisher Scientific
TIAA
Time Warner
Triad Outreach Partners
Trinity on the Hill United Methodist Church, Augusta, GA
Trinity Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, GA
Trinity Presbyterian Church, Pensacola, FL
Trinity Presbyterian Church, Wilmington, NC
Trinity United Methodist Church, Birmingham, AL
Trinity United Methodist Church, Richmond, VA
Trinity United Methodist Church, Southport, NC
Trinity United Methodist Church, York, SC
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Trucksville United Methodist Church, Trucksville, PA Wheatland Salem Church, Naperville, Illinois
Tunica United Methodist Church, Tunica, MS Wildwood United Methodist Church, Magnolia, TX
Tuscarawas District Office of the United Methodist Church Wilkesboro United Methodist Church, Wilkesboro, NC
United Christian Parish, Reston, VA Williamsburg Presbyterian Church, Williamsburg, VA
United College Ministries Williamson's Chapel United Methodist Church,
United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) Mooresville, NC
United Methodist Foundation of North Carolina Winchester United Methodist Church District
University of NC Chapel Hill Student Activities Fund Winter Park Baptist Church, Wilmington, NC
University of North Texas Witt/Kieffer Inc.
University System of New Hampshire Wofford College
University United Methodist Church, Chapel Hill, NC Wood Group Mustang
Upper Bucks Conference Woodlake United Methodist Church, Chesterfield, VA
Upper New York Conference of the United Methodist Church Wylie United Methodist Church, Wylie, TX
United States Agency for International Development YMCA of the Triangle Area
Vale United Methodist Church, Oakton, VA Yoder's Restaurant
Valley Presbyterian Church, Portola Valley, CA Yum! Brands Foundation
Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Zion United Methodist Church, Cambridge, MD
Viacom International Zscaler
Virginia Foundation for Community College Education
Walnut Hills Baptist Church, Williamsburg, VA GIFTS IN KIND Individual
Watts Chapel Baptist Church, Raleigh, NC Jessi Culyer
Webster Groves Presbyterian Church, Saint Louis, MN
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church, High Point, NC GIFTS IN KIND Organizations
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church, Johnson City, TN Clean the World
Wesley United Methodist Church, Bloomsburg, PA Global Links
West Alexander Presbyterian Church, West Alexander, PA Lighting for Literacy
West Chester United Methodist Church, West Chester, PA Little Dresses for Africa
West End Presbyterian Church MAP International
West End United Methodist Church, West End, NC National Scholastic Athletics Foundation
Western Pennsylvania United Methodist Church Conference North Carolina Conference of the UMC - Garner
Westminster Church of God, Westminster, MD Thermo Fisher Scientific - Carlsbad
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Greenwood, SC The San Jose Earthquakes
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PA Under Armour
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Spartanburg, SC USAID Limited Excess Property Program
Westminster Presbyterian Church, West Chester, PA Village in Need
Westover Hills United Methodist Church, Richmond, VA Vitamin Angels
WestRock
Westwood United Methodist Church, Los Angeles, CA
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