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2014 ANNUAL REPORTBREAD FOR THE WORLD • BREAD FOR THE WORLD INSTITUTE

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2 2014 Annual Report Bread for the World • Bread for the World Institute

Bread for the World is a collective Christian voice urging our nation’s decision makers to end hunger at home and abroad. By changing policies, programs, and conditions that allow hunger and poverty to persist, we provide help and opportunity far beyond the communities where we live.

Bread for the World Institute provides policy analysis on hunger and strategies to end it. The Institute educates opinion leaders, policy makers, and the public about hunger in the United States and abroad.

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In 2014, Bread for the World members helped win reforms to U.S. government food aid programs that would help make them more efficient. Catarina Pascual Jiménez and her children in Guatemala have benefitted from the early days of one of these programs.

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2014 was a banner year for Bread with the gains we made for people who are hungry. While I can make that proclamation while looking back on the previous year, I cannot predict the future accurately. But I do know we are on track to change the course of history to make hunger a thing of the past. I thank you for your partnership with us during 2014 through your prayers, gifts, and communications with Congress.

The highlight of 2014 was celebrating the 40th anniversary of Bread’s founding, which we did during the national gathering and Lobby Day in June. Anniversaries are a time to give thanks to all those whose generosity and hard work have supported and driven our successes. At the gathering, we established a course for the future of Bread and hopefully the future of our country and the world. We did this with the public rollout of the Bread Rising campaign, through which Bread is hoping to help bring an end to hunger by 2030. I thank you for your generous support of Bread Rising during the quiet and public phases of the campaign.

The world has already made dramatic progress against hunger and poverty in the last few decades. The number of people living in extreme poverty has

been cut in half since 1990. Governments, institutions, and citizens of nations around the world are coming together more around the goal of ending hunger by 2030.

The economic and political environment has become more encouraging. Lower unemployment will reduce hunger and poverty. Democratic and Republican presidential contenders are beginning to state their visions for creating more economic opportunities for people living in poverty in the U.S. and around the world.

These positive developments are moving us closer to 2017, a key year on the road to the end of hunger by 2030. By 2017, we hope to have a Congress and a new president who make ending hunger and poverty a national priority.

As part of Bread Rising, we put many plans into place in 2014, which are playing out into 2015 and beyond. One aspect of Bread Rising is prayer. We made plans to reach our goal of 100,000 people committed to ongoing prayer to end hunger. We want prayer about hunger to be more a part of the life of individuals and congregations. We hope you will join us in praying for an end to hunger and Bread’s part in making that happen.

In 2014, we also continued the work we do year-in and year-out. We launched the 2015 Hunger Report, titled When Women Flourish…We Can End Hunger. It makes the case that reducing inequality for women in developing countries would dramatically improve their ability to feed their families.

We also had a very successful year with our Offering of Letters campaign on food-aid reform and celebrated some significant victories in other areas of our work. You can read about our legislative victories on the following pages.

You are an integral part of Bread for the World—from the quiet daily work of slowly pushing Congress forward on ending hunger to the high-stakes public showdowns. Your support and involvement are the reasons Bread can do this vitally important work that is altering the course of history.

David BeckmannPresident, Bread for the World

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PRESIDENT’S REVIEW

Rev. David BeckmannPresident


2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORSSandra F. Joireman (chair)

Richmond, Va. Weinstein Chair of International Studies and professor of political science, University of Richmond

Martha Ward (vice chair)Seattle, Wash. Community volunteer to reduce hunger and homelessness

Derick Dailey (secretary)New Haven, Conn. Student at Hofstra Law School

Bob Terry (treasurer)Birmingham, Ala. Publisher and editor of The Alabama Baptist

Spencer BachusBirmingham, Ala. U.S. Representative from Alabama (Republican)

Stephan BaumanBaltimore, Md. President and chief executive officer of World Relief

David BeckmannAlexandria, Va. President of Bread for the World and Bread for the World Institute

Deborah BlueChicago, Ill. Executive Minister, Department of Compassion, Mercy, and Justice, Evangelical Covenant Church

Dayna CadeWashington, D.C. President, DC Strategies, Inc

John CarrCheverly, Md. Founder, Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life, Georgetown University

Iva CarruthersChicago, Ill. General Secretary of Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference

Walter ContrerasLos Angeles, Calif. Director, Hispanic Church Planting and Outreach for the Pacific South West Conference region of the Evangelical Covenant Church

Ronald CunninghamDallas, Texas. Bishop of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church and presiding prelate of the Eighth Episcopal District

Bob DoleWashington, D.C. Former Majority Leader of the U.S. Senate.

Dick DurbinSpringfield, Ill. U.S. Senator from Illinois (Democrat)

Ruth FarrellLouisville, Ky. Coordinator for the Presbyterian Hunger Program

Yesenia GarciaWashington, D.C. Communications Coordinator, 1,000 Days

Michael GersonAlexandria, VaA. Senior Advisor to ONE, syndicated columnist for the Washington Post, and author of Heroic Conservatism

Fred GroosStevens Point, Wisc. Family physician on staff at Family Health/La Clinica de los Campesinos

Gerald A. KolschowskySarasota, Fla. Retired; former Chairman and Co-CEO of the OSI Group, LLC, Aurora, Ill.

Leonard LovettAlexandria, Va. Ecumenical Officer for Urban Affairs for the Church of God in Christ

Denis MaddenBaltimore, Md. Auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of Baltimore

Megan MarshColorado Springs, Colo. Bread activist. ONE Campaign Congressional District Leader for Colorado District 5

Terry MeehanNew York, N.Y. Chairman, Azimuth Investment Management, LLC

David MinerIndianapolis, Ind. Volunteer Executive Director, Interfaith Hunger Initiative

Jerry MoranPlainville, Kan. U.S. Senator from Kansas (Republican)

Carol MyersHolland, Mich. Creator and editor of stnicholascenter.org

Carlos NavarroAlbuquerque, N.M. Volunteer state coordinator for Bread New Mexico

Donna Pususta NesteMinneapolis, Minn. Coordinator of neighborhood ministries at Mount Olive Lutheran Church

Maureen M. O’LearyNew York, N.Y. Retired psychotherapist in private practice

Chang K. ParkArmonk, N.Y. Founder and CEO, Universal Remote Control, Inc.

Devita ParnellLilburn, Ga. Missional Resources Specialist, Cooperative Baptist Fellowship

Shirley Cason ReedWashington, D.C. President of the Women’s Missionary Society of the African Methodist Episcopal Church

Jonathan ReyesWashington, D.C. Executive Director, Dept. of Justice, Peace, and Human Development at the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops

Daniel RiftOak Park, Ill. Director of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America World Hunger and Disaster Appeal

Angela Rupchock-SchaferPlymouth, Ind. Social media and constituent information man-ager of Church World Service

Greg ShawSeattle, Wash. Senior Director of Advertising and Strategy, Microsoft

William ShawPhiladelphia, Pa. Pastor of White Rock Baptist Church

Malcolm StreetFort Worth, Texas. Owner and operator of assisted living com-munities for the frail elderly

Peace SullivanMiami Beach, Fla. Bread member and event host in Florida and South Carolina

Sharon ThornberryPhilomath, Ore. Community food systems manager, Oregon Food Bank

Elaine Van CleaveNashville, Tenn. Hunger and poverty activist


• New USAID strategy to support progress against maternal-child malnutrition in poor countries, with a shift in resources to evidence-based, high-impact approaches

• Executive order that may temporarily relieve 5 million undocumented

immigrants from the risk or deportation and thus open new opportunities for education and jobs

• $130 million more in development assistance to help reduce poverty in

the Central American countries where most undocumented immigrants are

coming from

• $2 billion increase in poverty-focused international development assistance, including a response to the Ebola crisis; fourth

consecutive year of increases

• Zero significant cuts to poverty-focused programs in the appropriations bill

• Reduced risk of continued political brinksmanship that could

stall the recovery of the job market

• 1.5 million more people are fed because of reforms to U.S. food-aid programs.

• 2 million fewer people a year would have received U.S. food aid if Bread had not blocked an increase in shipper subsidies.

Food-Aid Reform

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PROGRESS AGAINSTHUNGER AND POVERTY

Poverty is down around the world

Hunger is down around the world

WE STILL HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO TO END HUNGER AND POVERTY.

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What Bread for the World and its partners achieved2014 ADVOCACY OUTCOMES


2014 VICTORIESFood-Aid Reform

Bread’s 2014 Offering of Letters campaign focused on reform of U.S. food aid. We won authorization for up to $80 million in the 2014 farm bill to purchase food locally where it is needed for development projects, rather than ship U.S. food for distribution or sale. This helps build up, rather than displace, local farming communities.

A provision in the Coast Guard Reauthorization bill would have taken away $75 million of food aid to increase subsidies to shipping companies—reducing the reach of food aid programs by two million people a year. There was an extra push for advocacy as part of the Offering of Letters campaign when this legislation arose. Bread members sent thousands of handwritten letters and emails and made hundreds of phone calls in opposition, and the provision was killed because of you!

Overall, more than 100,000 letters and nearly 20,000 emails were sent to members of Congress asking for more efficient use of funds and smarter policies for the federal government’s provision of food aid overseas. Bread won reforms that allowed food aid to reach 3.5 million more of the world’s most desperate people and more quickly.

Immigration ReformIn response to thousands of unaccompanied children fleeing Central America for the U.S., Bread members sent

over 15,000 emails to Congress and made hundreds of phone calls. As a result of this advocacy and other efforts, Congress budgeted $130 million for programs that reduce hunger, poverty, and violence—the “push factors” that drive Central American migrants to the U.S. This was a big victory in a tough budgetary climate.

The coalition for immigration reform failed in Congress but achieved an executive order that may temporarily relieve up to 5 million undocumented immigrants from the risk of deportation and thus give them new opportunities for education and jobs. Bread has been one among many actors on this issue, and the executive order has been put on hold while its constitutionality is considered by the court system.

Violence, Poverty & Hunger Push Children NorthCongress must act to alleviate the root causes of the unaccompanied minors crisis.

Among Highest Murder Rates on EarthIntentional homicide rate per 100,000 population

Guatemala, El Salvador & Honduras 53.9

ChildrenArriving at U.S. border come from Guatemala, El Salvador, or Honduras

Population Living Below Their National Poverty Line

Guatemala El Salvador Honduras

U.S. 4.7

53.7% 34.5% 64.5%

OFFERING OF LETTERSREFORMING U.S. FOOD AID

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2014 VICTORIESMore Help in Reducing Global Hunger

Permanently putting into law Feed the Future, a global hunger and food-security initiative, has been a long-standing priority for Bread. Legislation began to move toward this goal for the first time in 2014 when the House overwhelmingly passed the Global Food Security Act to authorize Feed the Future for one year.

Congress increased funding for poverty-focused international development assistance for the fourth year in a row, from $23 billion to $25 billion in response to the Ebola crisis.

Bread also saw another win when USAID launched its multi-sector nutrition strategy in May. This strategy ensures nutrition remains a focus across development projects from education and hygiene to agriculture and gender equality. It scales up work targeted at children’s first 1,000 days from pregnancy to the child’s second birthday.

Progress Against Domestic HungerBread was instrumental in protecting

funding for the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) nutrition program. We worked to defeat a deal to expand and make permanent certain corporate tax benefits, but which simultaneously allowed critical improvements to the earned income tax credit and child tax credit to expire—two of our most effective anti-poverty programs. These credits prevent more people from falling into poverty than any other program in the country, aside from Social Security.

Despite the House passing a farm bill with nearly $40 billion in cuts to SNAP, which would have pushed 2 to 4 million people off the program, the final bill had less than $8 billion in cuts, and states have been able to mitigate most of that. Thus, no one was cut off SNAP because of this bill. The bill also included $100 million for SNAP healthy-incentives grants and funding for employment and training pilot projects. The projects are aimed at increasing the number of SNAP work registrants who obtain unsubsidized employment, increasing earned income, and reducing reliance on public assistance.

Poverty-Focused Programs ProtectedA huge appropriations bill at the end of the year included no significant cuts to poverty-focused programs.

Approval of funding for the government through September 2015 also reduced the risk that continued political brinksmanship could stall the recovery of the job market. Major political forces came together to pass this bill, but Bread has been a leader of the Circle of Protection coalition for the last four years, which continues to focus on government budget issues.

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Alex Morris feeds her son, André, in their Bend, Ore., home. Alex depends on SNAP, WIC, and other programs to care for André, who suffers from a serious medical condition that affects his hormonal system.


Bread for the World Institute Expenses 2014 2013Program services General education & research Outreach & advocacy Public policy Total program expenseSupport servicesFundraising Finance and administration Total support expense TOTAL EXPENSE Change in unrestricted net assets Change in temporarily restricted net assets NET ASSETS (beginning of year) NET ASSETS (end of year)

Bread for the World Expenses 2014 2013Program services General education & research Outreach & advocacy Public policy Total program expense Support services Fundraising Finance and administration Total support expense TOTAL EXPENSE Change in unrestricted net assets Change in temporarily restricted net assets Perm Restricted net assets NET ASSETS (beginning of year) NET ASSETS (end of year)

Bread for the World Institute Revenues 2014 2013Public support Contributions Foundation grants Prior years’ revenue used in current year* Total public support Other revenue Total operating revenue Non-operating revenue: investment income (loss) TOTAL REVENUE

FINANCIAL OVERVIEWBread Total Revenue

Institute Total Revenue

Bread Total Expense

Institute Total Expense

Total Public Support95.2%

Other Revenue 4.1%

Non-Operating Revenue 0.7%

Program Services 75.1%

Finance and Admininstration 7.1%

Fundraising 17.8%


Fundraising 6.7%Finance and Administration 4.4%

Total Public Support 92.0%

Other Revenue 6.0%


Bread for the World Revenues 2014 2013 Public support Contributions Foundation grants Church & denominational support Prior years’ revenue used in current year* Total public support Other revenue Total operating revenue Non-operating revenue: investment income (loss) TOTAL REVENUE

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*Includes multi-year foundation grants and contributions. Source: 2014 audited financial statements. Interested individuals may request a copy of the full statements.

Total Public Support91.3%

Other Revenue 8.3%



Finance and Admininstration 9.3%

Fundraising 15.9%


Fundraising 5.1%Finance and Administration 2.7%

Total Public Support 96.5%

Other Revenue 2.2%


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$2,460,0241,014,102

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$2,140,3211,130,309

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1,233,743$4,903,264

3,124,438682,913

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$3,901,6291,167,7096,086,953

11,156,291723,405

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$3,681,7291,743,6251,466,6436,891,997

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$8,116,095$16,380,134


SUPPORTERS

BreadwinnersThese individuals and families generously contributed $100,000 or more in 2014.

Victor and Michelle AdamoDr. Robert and Patricia AyresCarol and Ronald BurmeisterCharles ButtEleanor CrookGerald A. and Karen A. KolschowskyDavid and Carol MyersChang K. ParkRick StevesPeace SullivanRev. and Mrs. Clifford S. Waller

New Century CouncilContributions of $50,000 or more in 2014

John and Alix AnkeleOscar and Pat BoldtClarence and Lili DarrowJohn Driscoll and Lauren Kelley DriscollRevs. George Furniss and Sandy LarsonPaula and George KalemerisRobert and Marla LichtsinnJoseph and Mary MartingaleTerry and Montie MeehanDavid and Robin MinerMark and Linda NygardKathleen and Todd Shapley-Quinn

President’s CircleAnnual giving of $10,000 or more in 2014

W. Shepherdson and Kathryn AbellJudith and Richard AndrewsLois BakerRev. David and Janet BeckmannMary Catherine BuntingBarbara Dan and Howard E. Butt, Jr.Robert L. CahillD. Elwood ClinardRev. Don CoffeyBill and Caryl CrookMargaret and Rory CrottySandra DavidsonElaine and Richard DaviesJames DetterickRose DiMartino and Karen SmithDavid Douglas

Charles and Ruth DowAndy EckertLeota EsterSusan and Jon EthertonDr. H. Kenneth and Caroline FitzgeraldPhilip Frey and Patricia GoingBrian and Cindy GavinDan and Peg GeislerChristopher and Nancy GibbsStephen and Angela GrothJohn and Becky HalleronJohn and Felicia HendrixRev. Robert W. and Judith HerronJohn Hoffmeyer and Janet CorpusPatricia and Roy HougenR J HuttonDavid and Mary Beth JellenGinny and Bob KanePeter and Cynthia KelloggAnne KuempelTimothy and Elvira KunzJulia and Frank LadnerRev. Robert E. LauderJohn MalloukRoger McCullough and Bob CardwellDavid and Helen MezzeraWilliam T. MillerCecilia MullenJoan NeilLee and Heidi NewbergPatty and John NoelMaureen O’LearyAlan and Lesley PedersenPat and Gayle PelhamLee Perlman and Linda RiefbergKatherine Pringle and John McCormickNancy and George RuppDavid and Beth ShawJames and Rebecca ShieldsRev. Art and Shirley SimonDiana and Bill SornborgerMalcolm and Lou StreetBobby and Patricia TerryMarilyn S. TownleyMichael Troutman and Amy

BlumenshineAlice Walker Duff and Joseph DuffMeg Wallhagen and Bill StrawbridgeJanet White and Michael ClarkDavid and Sydney WoodVivian Zeik Lund and James Lund

Council to End HungerAnnual giving of $5,000 or more in 2014

Sharon and Thomas ArendshorstJoanne and Billy BergholdNathan BlumenshineRebecca BlumenshineCharles Cheever and Nancy SharyRev. Joseph K. CurleyThe Honorable Robert J. DoleDr. Ralph and Susan DoughtonTeresa and Timothy DunbarJason DykstraMichael and Barbara GartnerDr. Ed J. GracelyDouglas and Pattie GrayTom and Janine HillJohn and Ann HisleCharles J. JacobsTim and Debbie KasparGarnett and Martha KeithTimothy L. KingstadNancy and Joseph KunkelMaxine LillieAnn MalloukLoris MastertonMarjorie McGahrenTerrence McNallyJack H. MillerDan and Teresa NoletRandy and Barb OostraRuth QualbenRobert and Kay RileyJames and Judy RoosMartin SpaldingCyrus and Joanne SpurlinoSusan and Russell StallRev. Steve and Emmy StanleyCameron VowellPhineas and Sylvia WasherCarol WehrheimCharles and Angela Williams

Founder’s SocietyContributions of $2,500 or more in 2014 to honor Art Simon as founder of Bread for the World

Adlai AmorJoanne and Donald BartelRev. and Mrs. Richard Guy BellissRev. and Mrs. Alden BesseCollette and Paul BeutherElizabeth BinggeliSheila BurrisRon and Lynn ByrnesKenneth and Carol ClancyMr. and Mrs. C. W. DealyHerman and Dorothy DiersRobert and Debra EkmanDana English and Thomas WhalenRobert and Margaret Fagenson

Patricia J. FiggeJean and William GrausteinThomas and Lisa GroosDr. Thomas and Judy GrossMarjorie HaddadDavid and Margaret HannayPeggy Hassett and Jack KehoeBetsy HendrixFr. James HenkeStephen and Jan HitchcockPeter and Kelley HoopisJohn HuitemaAnn and George HunterSandra and Paul JoiremanEllen JordanSara Kelley and Douglas MaxMary Ann KundtzBeth and John LepinskiCarol LutzKatherine and Stephen MahleCharlotte Mahoney and Peter AlbertRev. Bob MatthiasRevs. James and Dean McDonaldSusanne McMillanErik D. MedinaSteven and Christine MohlerClaire MonizPeter and Christine MooreRoger and Mary MyhreFr. Robert ObermeyerPaul OffenbacherEdward and Marlyce PayneJana E. PrescottGerald and Hannah ReesPaul, Nancy, Peter and Misha RhodesJanis RichMartha RichardsonKarin SandvikPeter SchakelJohn and Diane SchlittEdith SchneebergerRobert and Rebecca ShawDaniel and Nina SmithJeanne VanderploegJoseph and Eileen VitaleLeslie and Timothy WallstromGeorge WellerJames and Evelyn WhiteheadJohn and Deborah WhittingtonDonald Wiesen

National AssociatesAnnual giving of $1,000 or more in 2014

Gary AdamsRobert AdkinsMarlene AndersonBilly and Jody AndradeDavid ApolRobert and Margaret AyresDiane and William Babineau

Bread for the World and Bread for the World Institute are grateful for the faithful generosity and active involvement of all our members. Bread is blessed with thousands of individuals and families that participate in the Baker’s Dozen monthly giving program. Hundreds of individuals and families have also included Bread for the World and Bread for the World Institute in their wills and estate plans, creating a Legacy of Hope.


Karen BakerDr. James and Rev. Judith BangsundDuane BanksDavid and Karen BarberHomer and Eleanor BartonPaul and La Vonne BataldenCharles and Wendy BayerWarren and Amy BelascoJohn and Paula BendallNorman and Peggy BendrothDr. J. Claude and Mrs. Frances BennettAlice Benson and Kirk FitchKari BertMark and Mary Ann BewsherVictoria BeynonJudy BierbaumDr. William C. BlackwelderRebecca Blank and Johannes KuttnerNancy BoltJoseph BorodachPat BrandenburgLeonard and Kathryn BronecShirley BrownElayne BrownBruce and Marlene BrownRev. David A. BuersmeyerSteven and Barbara BuffoneRev. William J. Byron, SJMike CahillDuke and Lori CaldwellEd and Shirley CarlsonJim CarneyJames CarneyDr. Paul CarnsEric CarrJohn and Linda CarrPeter and Virginia CarryMallory CarsonRoch Carter and Jane Flink CarterDrew and Elizabeth CauthornJanet ChandlerDrs. Young B. and Chang W. ChooSusan and John ClarkEdward J. ClearyAnne and Greg ClitesAnne and Henry CokeRoger Cooke and Joan CirilloBishop George E. CouncellNuala CrottyAreta CrowellDr. and Mrs. Thomas CummingsCarolyn Dursi Cunniffe and Maurice

CunniffeEloise DaleHerman and Marcia DalySam DaubeRoberta and Jerry DaudermanDaniel DayRev. John M. de BeerRussell and Pamela De YoungWilliam T. DeffebachJohn R. DelfsAl and Donna DenmanJeffrey L. DennisFr. Dan Derry

Mark and Diana D’EvelynDr. Claudia DickersonMarion DienerSharon DollAnne and Joseph DolsRev. James K. DonnellChristopher and Rosemary DormentKim and Greg DowPatricia DufresnePaul DugganLois DumeyWolcott Dunham and Joan Findlay

DunhamReginald Dyck and Kaori FujishiroPaul and Sharon EklofPeter and June EnglandDaniel and Karen ErlanderPeter and Marty EvertsBennett Falk and Margaret MorelandDr. Edward FeroliNicholas and Laurel FiorelliClarence W. FirariKathleen Fischer and Thomas HartFr. John J. FitzgeraldMatthew FitzgeraldDr. Michael and Betsy FleenorRobert J. FlynnRev. and Mrs. Ralph FogalMary FrancisRick and Angie FrisbieNorma FritscheJames Gabriel and Ellen RosenthalMargery and Leslie GalbraithRichard GamesDr. and Mrs. Edward GarberThomas and Marlene GarrettPhilip GasiewiczJune GebertStephen GilbertSusan GilbertsonBill and Eileen GillesAlison GistDavid and Wendy GistMartin and Lenore GleasonRev. and Mrs. Maurice L. GoldsmithPatrick and Amy GotcherLauren GrahamDr. and Mrs. Bill GrangerSr. Jeanne GreenenRobert GreenhillCarl GregorioJ. and Michele GriswellKathryn GrothDr. Dean GrunerJoanne GulsvigRon and Linda GundenDavid and Jean GusheeGeorge and Margaret HanafeeRev. and Mrs. Duane HansonLois HarderDonna HarderSulabha HardikarDr. Robert HargreavesJonathan Harris and Darla SchummRev. and Mrs. Robert Hartenfeld

Troy and Heather HawksEdna HaworthAgnes HaydenStephen and Jude HayesPrescott HealdRoger and Marge HeegaardDr. Frank R. HellingerA. R. HemmingsonDr. and Mrs. Ray HershbergerB.M. HessMark A. HicksHarry and Starr HinrichsSteve and Sandra HirdesLynn and Bruce HolbeinRev. Eric C. HolmstromRev. Leah and Bill HortonJudy Hoshek and Nick DobrinichBetty and Darwin HudsonSr. Julia HuiskampMarian HuizengaTimothy and Annette HuizengaJune HusomChristine IhdeDr. Fernando IsartEdith Jackmon-HunterRev. Alexander JacobsWilliam and Mary JacobsDr. and Mrs. Maynard JacobsonJohn and Joan JakobsonDr. Darcy JamesLawrence and Ruth JaynesJean JenkinsDr. David JohnsRev. and Mrs. Gerhard JohnsonThad and Suzanne JohnsonMrs. Anne Hale JohnsonZaira JonesRobert JonesDr. and Mrs. Kenneth KaseKathleen and William KastilahnMarilyn and Steven KatzmanJ. R. and Beverly Ann KeenerBishop and Mrs. David KendallColleen KentReiley and Deborah KiddDavid KieschnickMary KillingstadBryan Kingsriter and Elaine AllenLinda and Rick KnappJudy Kostura and Tom PolkMerle and Phyllis KrauseDave and Jan KreherFrank and Martha KuhlmanAmber KunkelRev. Francis J. LabitaPatricia and Donald LambCorina LamotteMary Anne and Robert LanniTerry LarkinAsma LateefBrandt and Christine LawsonStephen and Jennifer LeBlancRev. Sandra LevyGeorge LieserHarry Lincoln and Carolyn Rodda

Rev. Marshall E. LindenRev. John T. LohreDavid and Karen LoweEric LucasWilla and Theodore LutzM. and E. LuuEllen MacRaeWalter and Danielle MaloneyElizabeth ManessLouise MannJeanne ManningJames MarkJack and Barbara MarksRev. Roger MarlowMalinda MarshCharles and Susan MartinJohn MartinDr. Michael and Jeannee MartinDr. Ronald MathsenLawrence P. McBradyDave and Evelyn McCabeTimothy and Renee McCarthyEugene McCarthyR. Joan McDermott-DukeMatthew and Alanna McHughRobert MesserschmidtBruce MeyerKenneth J. MeyerVince and Carmen MezzeraMelinda MillerO. Fred and Joan MillerNorma and Joseph MitchellDavid MitchellElizabeth MonagleSusan MontgomeryMarion MoreauMaria MoretSue MorrisseyFrances MossLarry and Karen MulderJerry MyletMary and Robert NaftzgerJennifer NazaireJoanne NazarianDr. L. G. NelsonJeffrey NelsonRev. and Mrs. Lloyd NeveKaj Neve and Yvonne OverAlice NobleDr. Nicholas NoeNancy and Edward NorbergBeverly NortonKatherine and Matthew NowakLorna NunnPamela and Howard NurseDr. and Mrs. Thomas NygaardDr. Kelli O’BrienKathleen O’ConnorDennis and Lori O’DonnellKathy O’DonnorMargaret O’Herron and Bob HealyDavid OliverDavid and Marlys OlstadCharlie and Mary Beth O’ReillyDr. Robert Osborn


Dr. David PageJayoung PakRussell Palmer and Laurie NettlemannMaryLou PalmerChelsea and Aaron PangCarol and Paul ParowskiJoan Pepin and Michael WoodsFr. Martin A. PeterAnnette PickardSusan PimentelRev. Anton PrangeKent and Julie PriceJoseph PriceJoyce M. PriceDr. Thomas PrinceMark and Jean RaabePaul Rabe and Cheryl GunterDr. and Mrs. Claude P. RaganBishop Lawrence L. Reddick IIIMichael ReillyKatherine and Doug ReillyKimberly and John ReismanRev. and Mrs. Dennis E.

RemenschneiderFr. Richard RentoHoward and Dee ReynoldsWilliam and Maura ReynoldsDonald Richards and Martha CrossenTimothy Riley and Robin GersonJoseph and Kate RileyRod and Sherry RinellDavid and Susan RobersonYves and Patricia RobertDr. and Mrs. Robert RobertsElizabeth RobertsSally and Eric RobinsonKerry Robinson and Michael CappelloJohn H. Rockwell IIDr. and Mrs. Tom RoddyKenneth Roe and Shawn SlywkaRev. Robert RosingDr. Joel RossJean RothfuszRichard A. RoughtonJonathan RunyanCandace RushMary and Winthrop RutherfurdTom RyanCharles and Margreet RyanPeter and Bernice RyndersPablo and Rita SanchezJudy and Carl SandlinJohn Sanford and Julie Moller SanfordPat SatherSusan ScheffelDr. and Mrs. Floyd SchoenhalsJohn and Mary SchrammBrian and Rachel SchuppRobert and Elizabeth SheehanGrace Sheldon-WilliamsDr. Thomas ShepardTheodore and Karie ShorackDorothy ShreveRev. Harold SikorskiR. and Jacque Simon

Raymond and Mary SimonPatricia SimondsCheryl Simpson-WhitakerMargaret and David SloatJack Smalligan and Carolyn BrockJohn and Maryellen SmileyMichael SmithMyung SonodaDr. and Mrs. Raymond SpattiBen SpigerJohn St. Laurent and Elaine MartinDr. Mark SteinhoffFrances StevensonMr. and Mrs. Robert StewartJames Stipe and Christina WayRev. Lloyd StiversDr. Richard StoltzfusOlga StoneRosa StratmanGordon and Glenda StrotherRoger C. SullivanCindy SurowiakSusan and Ronald SwansonDr. Heinrich TaegtmeyerHelen TaneyDon and Kathleen TashnerGregory and Jolanda TaylorDr. Barbara O. TaylorLisa and Oliver ThomasRuth Ann ThompsonOrton and Karen TofteEdward and Gail TombergJudith ToniLois TorvikMargaret Trageser-Kay and Charles KayLois and Robert TroemelFrances TroxlerCarol Tucker-ForemanFr. Paul TurnerRev. William TurpieElaine and Don VanCleaveMary and John Vander MatenDavid and Janelle VigDr. Roger and Lusandra VincentDaniel and Linda VinsonFrank and Teresa ViolaKay WadeWillard and Grace WagnerRev. Alan WakefieldKathy WalkerPauline WalkerThomas and Linda WalshJohn and Lucy WaltersJames and Malinda WaltzRev. John WandlessMay WangAndy and Anita WardSusan WaterfallMichelle WeakfallCharleen WeidenbachDuane and Mary Rose WeilandHermann and Susan WeinlickRichard and Dana WekerleDonna and Ned WenstrupPaul Wenzloff

John WerwaissKenneth and Clare WhitneyJerry and Jo Ann WiesnerCharlotte WilliamsJoan WilliamsonGeorge and Carol WilliamsonDonna WinstonPatricia WoodMarie WoodsEarle and Elizabeth YaffaValerie YarashusRev. Charles and Gerry YoungStephen and Amy ZederRobert Zeuner

Full HarvestAnnual giving of $500 or more in 2014

Gerald and Judy AakerSarah AdamsonAlbert AhlstromRev. David AkersEve AldredRev. Eugene AlmsDr. and Mrs. Michael AltamuraTeresa AmottDr. Warren D. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Robert E. ArbogastE. Ardice PowellC. K. ArgentaAbigail ArmsRich and Sherry AronsonJean L. ArtzDavid R. AskeyRussell E. Atha, IIIChuck and Jessica AustinJames and Sarah BaarJames and Barbara BabbAndrew BacevichBarbara Bahrt-Smith and Philip Smith

Charles BaldwinAndrew BalkemaSusan BallingerHarry BaltzerPamala and Steven BargerDavid BarrettKatherine Bartlett and Christopher

SchroederEarle S. BatesConstance Beck and Duane OlsonMark and Judy BeckerGary and Mary BeckerRonald BellMichael and Valerie BellWilliam and Gloria BelliJudith BendewaldRev. and Mrs. Glen BengsonRev. Audrey BenjaminLinda and John BennerRuth and Carl BensonHelen BentleyPerry and Kristen BentleyMeredith BergAlan BergJack BerghuisKristin Berkey-AbbottLois BernbeckJack and Nancy BeschtaKen and Gail BickelSusan and Tim BinghamRobert BinnieRichard and Arlene BirdsallChristopher BlatchfordJoan BleidornRev. Anne BonnymanPaul BontragerHarry and Thelma BoonstraDennis and Kathy BoosJanice and Eugene BorgoszDoris Bouwensch

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Joan BowenCharles and Susan BowmanPhilip BowmanCarole BraggAda BraunJohn and Jane BraungerFr. Richard F. BresnahanCarl and Elaine BretscherChristine BreuRev. Steven J. BriceNina BrooksRobert BrorbyBernard and Carol BrownClaudia and Mark BrownBeth BrownGlenn and Marge BrownSuzanne and Bob BrowningDr. Walter BrueggemannKenneth and Bernice BuecheMary and Gordon BuitendorpSteve BulthuisMary BurberyAnthony and Karen Burgess-CasslerBrenton BurkholderCharles and Mary Jo BurpeeRev. Mary Beth ByrneRobert CaldwellBruce CalkinsMary CallahanRobert CamachoBeverley CampbellManuel CanalitaDr. Jerry CarleNancy CarmanCarol CaroRev. Michael Carr

John and Adrienne CarrCeslaus CarvalhoFrank CasanoBarbara CassedyJoel Cassingham and Sheila ArimondRev. Lisa E. CatonKenneth Cauthen and Gloria FishKenneth and Rosemary CavanaughRichard Chamiec-CasePaul Chan and Katie LorandBarbara ChandlerG. Clarke and Ardis ChapmanLeslie ChathamSusan CheckAlfred and Gladys ClaassenWilliam ClaflinMary Alice ClagettJoann ClarkSusan ClarkAllen ClarkDonald F. ClarkeRevs. Patricia and D.R. ClaryDr. Barbara ClawsonCatherine and Charles ClelandNicholas CliffordRev. John H. CliffordRichard and Ruth ColemanJune ColillaDavid and Rebecca ConantJim and Anne CondonEdward CookeMarsha CookinghamDiahnne CopelandKathleen CorbettKathryn CramerMaria Crane

Saradell CrawfordAlfred C. CroceS.E. CronquistDawn and Thomas CrottyGeorge and Anne CusickMilo DahlKaren DaleJoseph DamarioJohn and Jodi DarrowJim and Marilyn DavidheiserRobert and Jane DavidsonRichard S. DaviesMary DaviesJeffrey DaviesJohn and Patricia DavisDr. and Ms. Jimmy DavisJessica DavisGeorge DavisNancy DavisJane de la CruzThomas DeAcetisMary DeakMichael Dehn and Tara SoughersSumon DejavichitlertDiane DeJoannis and Gene JoannisTina and Leonard DeOliveiraLara DeshayesPeter DeyoungRev. Francisco DiazMark DigirolamoChristopher R. DonahueNancy DorerTerre DorwardMaggie DostalRichard and Ruth DotySara Doughton and Edward Lyons

Kimberly DouglassClara DoyleDorothy DrummondJim DrysdaleDouglas DunlopRev. Joseph F. EaganPat Egan-MyersGabriela and Louis EggingRobert and Beth EhrsamRuth EisenbergHoward EisenbergJoseph and Patricia EitnerMohsen EkhlassiEricka ElionJean ElmoreTom EnderesJudith and Eldon EngerMichael and Susan EnghSheila and Joseph ErlachMary EsterDiane FalkRonald M. FedrickEvelyn FergusonJames and Carol FerransCarol FeuersteinLewis and Martha FikesPatricia FineganMary Anne FlournoyJudith ForanYolande and Claude FordRev. Mary Forell-DavisJohn FossRichard FranceFr. Eugene M. Franceschini, OSMJane and James FrankenbergerTimothy and Katherine Fulnecky

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Catherine FurlaniFrank and Pat GacnikJohn GalbreathJames GallagherMargie GallagherGordon GanoRev. Richard E. GardinerEdward and Kathy GarnerRobert GarthwaitGeorge L. GarverPatrick and Julie GarveyMaria L. GasparRev. and Mrs. Paul GasqueWilson and Julie GautreauxDarla GavinFred and Nancy GehlbachAlbert and Barbara GelpiDavid GenzinkAnthony GerardWilliam and Nancy GerdesArchbishop Peter L. GeretyCharles and Patricia GerhanJohn and Ann GerondelisElsa GibsonSharon GiffordGlen GildemeisterSharon GillMartha GilletteChristine GilsinanJennifer GingerichDorothy GistMichael J. GlassDanielle GoldstoneJames GordonRev. Robert D. GosmaThomas and Peg GossPamela GrayJames GrayVernne W. GreimerMonsignor Edmund O. GriesedieckDavid GrunbaumNorah Guequierre and Ben Von FischerCathy GuidettiRoberta GuilloryMark GundermanCharles and Ginny GunnRev. Charles W. GusmerSharon and Jeff GustinKate Joy HagenCharles HakelJames HallGwynne HallockMarguerite HallquistLois HankampCynthia and Paul HansonKarin HarrisonMary HartmanRobert and Phyllis HastingsRobert S. HathawayP. M. HawcoIdolia and Art HawkinsDr. Charles W. HaysCarolyn and Dave HellerichKurt and Jennifer HellermannHolly Hendrix

Amanda HenryJanice HenryJeanette HerbertRev. and Mrs. Donald F. HetzlerRachel HewittMr. and Mrs. C. P. Hickman, Jr.Elizabeth HillegondsLaura HillsRobert and Miriam HivelyMitzi HlavacRosemary and Ken HobsonDr. David HodgesDonald E. HoeferkampEric HoffmanMarcia HoffmanRev. Judy E. HofmannJohn Holden and Mary BeaudoinPeter B. HollandElizabeth Hopp-PetersBonnie HouriganDebra HoverGwen HowardRenie HradnanskyGeorge E. HudakKen HudsonDavid HulefeldLurly HunsbergerKathleen and Patrick HuntRosemarie HuntDr. Greg HuntDiane and Thomas HuntElizabeth HussmannEunice and Paul HyerElaine IdiartSteve IliffBill and Barb IrlbeckDeane and Sandy IrvingDaniel IsamanMarthea D. JagerCarolyn and Richard JohnDean JohnsonJoseph and Madeleine JohnsonDr. Lowell E. JohnsonJane JohnsonCarol JohnsonSue and John JohnsonRuth JohnsonRuth JonesBernadette JonesAva JordanGrace JorgensenJim and Edie JornsJudy JuddKenneth and Sally KampfeFrank H. KaneHenry KaplanJohn and Gail KavalunasKathryn KeckMichael H. KeithEileen KennedyVictor and Debrorah KennedyWilliam and Mary KerrS. C. KilburnJoanne KimballSteve and Donna Kirch

Janet and Lloyd KittlausGerald KlebaDelores KlevosPaul M. KochDr. and Mrs. John A. KoepkePhilip and Kathy KohlerKenneth KoonceJeanette KpissayFred and Joan KramerSuzanne and Henry KrausRev. and Mrs. Armin H. KroehlerSarah KruegerStephen and Carol KuhnKarl and Karen KumpfKirsten LabauvePeter LaceyDr. Charles D. LakemanRebecca and James LangerRev. Leo J. Larrivee, SSRachel LarsonRev. Kenneth E. LaschDeborah LasherDr. Joel L. LebowitzJudith C. LeeLois LefflerDallas LehmanSharon LeMireNancy and Karl LemkeJohn W. LemlyRobert LesslMark and Kristie LeverenzRebecca LewisJanet LewisShirley Lewis-BrownMichael Y. LinDavid and Kathy LingJames LockardWilliam L. Loeb, Jr.Helen LondonDr. Thomas G. LongCarole LongRick and Kathy LorentzJeanne Luboja and John TimFrances and Robert LudwigMinhthu LynaghRev. Mary MacKenzieJulie MagnusChristopher MagriSukhdeep MahilPastor William E. MaloneyRev. Avery C. ManchesterSue ManningJohn A. MarazMartha MargarideClaire MartinArdele MartinezRonald and Marilyn MartinsonHelen MartinsonJohn P. MascotteJoyce MastDavid and Teri MathewsSylvia MatthewsKim and Larry MattinglyDaniel MauneyTed and Jacqueline Maxeiner

Morgan MazzaRev. Pamela McAbee NesbitClarice McCartanPaul J. McCarthyPhilip and Elizabeth McClintockMike McCurryDorothea McDonoughDiane McElfish-Helle and Todd HellePatricia A. McGaffiganPatricia McGarrity and Leroy BallWilliam and Flo McGeeAnne and Arthur McGivernMichele and Michael McGrathCharles and Betty McHaleRev. Linda Y. McKiernan-AllenJohn and Gloria McManusSharon and Jim McNamaraPatrick McNelisBenny G. McPhersonMary McPhersonMike G. McWilliamsJoel and Gena McWilliamsJohanna MearaMaricela MedinaElena MeliusDr. Daniel J. MelkusLarry and Mary Jo MenningaEric MenningaJohn C. MercierJudith and Arvid MetcalfHerbert MeyrKathleen MezoffPeter and Betty MichelozziDr. and Mrs. Joseph Michon, Jr.Ruth and Edward MihevcWilliam R. MillerJoseph and Linda MillerSuzanne MillerHenry T. MillerSusan and Keith MilnerGeorge MonsmaRobert MooreVeronica MoranRev. Anne MorawskiJohn MoreJulie MorlandWilliam MorrisonDr. and Mrs. Stephen C. MottFr. Marvin A. MottetMarilyn MuellerNeil MullenRuth MullerKathleen MurnionDennis F. MurnyakKatherine MurpheyAnne MurphyAnne MurphyDavid and Melanie MustoneStephen and Nancy MyersJonathan and Michele NaugleJoe NawrockiRev. Dr. Larry W. NeebJoseph and Julia NeilsonFred and Jean NelisRichard and Sue Nelson


Dr. Craig L. NessanDr. David L. NeuhouserPaul W. NeukirchJ. M. NickellRuth NickersonGlenn NielsenGail NodenElizabeth NordquistMary NosekRuth NybroEdward O’BrienHeather O’ConnellBrenda O’ConnellMargaret O’ConnellBrigid O’DonnellPatrick O’DonnellFr. John G. OesterleWilliam and Judith O’FallonMorris and Nancy OffitFrances O’HernJamie OhlJeffrey Ojemann and Karen SelboeSteve and Barbara O’KeefeHarold and Ruth OliverCharles OlmsteadKristi OlsonDavid OlsonOscar J. Olson, Jr.Naomi OrsayRev. Jeremiah T. O’SheaRichard OstbergFr. John W. OzbunRev. John Paarlberg

Robert PaashausG. Ruffner Page, Jr.John and Mary PaoneRalph and Stephanie ParchmentHarold and Betty ParkDorothy ParkanderJohn and Paula PartonFrances PascaleMarti PastorePhella and Guy PattersonKerri PedersenDr. and Ms. Joseph PellegrinDr. Rebecca PentzPastor Richard A. PerfettoJeanne PerreiraJames and Mary PerschyLynn PetersenPaul and Deaun PetersonElizabeth PetrickJerrald and Esther PfabeDavid PhillipsDonna and Charles PickardCarmen PickeringLewis and Winifred PinchAlma PlanteAnthony PogodzinskiMartha PomerleauAndrea PorfirioStephen and Esther PortnoyBruce PosthumusAndrew PreikschatDavid and Lois PreisingerMary Lou Pringle

Marya PulaskiD. L. PurseyWalter and Dorothy RabeMelvin and Dolores RaffMary RameyCharles L. RamsdenRussell and Julia RandleRajiv ReddyDaniel and Michelle ReeceElinor ReesCynthia ReevesKari ReiquamElizabeth ResnickRev. and Mrs. James S. RettigJohn ReuwerDr. Jonathan J. ReyesDee RhodesMonsignor Peter R. RianiMr. and Mrs. Robert RigstadStephen P. RinnertAlbert H. RitsemaCharles and Lauren RobertsBarbara and Brian RobinsonSusan RobishawJohn RodgerEdward RodriguezG. and Joan RohdeNancy RohrerGretchen RoosDana RoseNancy RosenblumGreg RothJoyce Rothermel and Michael Drohan

Robert RubenowRev. Roger O. RuffVirginia RupkusMonika RutkowskiIsabella SalaverryBryan M. SamuelsonRev. Kwen O. SandersonSteven R. SarafoleanMeghan SauderAnne ScarffRenee and Steve SchaafRev. Robert SchadenVernon J. SchaeferCarol and Mel ScherpenisseRev. Marvin A. SchillingLilla SchmeltekopfEliza Schmidkunz and Glen GibbonsRev. Karl K. SchmidtHarold and Ruth SchmidtSusan SchmidtRev. Kenneth W. SchmidtRichard and Catherine SchmitRobert A. SchrammKent and Melissa SchrofPhilip and Esther SchweitzerJohn E. SchwiebertJane ScoccaKaren and Timothy ScottMichael Scully-LinderDouglas and Gail SeebeckHoward Seip and Nancy FishellAl and Ruth SenskeGeorge and Anita Shafer

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Bryan ShanerMr. and Mrs. Vincent SheaMary Ann and John Sheets-HansonMarilyn SheppardJuanita and Paul SherbaCori Sherlock and James PolakowskiDr. Eric ShinThomas M. ShineHelen ShirleyJoseph SibleyDr. Margee SigleyDorothy SimeCathryn SimonWilliam and Cheryl Simpson-WhitakerMary Louise SirignanoKaren SmithGary SmithBill and Pat SmithBarbara and Kenneth SmithKatherine Smith and Brian YoungSheryl SmokerRev. Walther T. SoeldnerDorothy and Willford SomersMary and Timothy SoulisHans SpalteholzDonna SpigaroloRev. Herbert C. SpomerDr. Dianne SpragueMichael SpreitzerRene SpringuelMatthias and Martha StallmannBarb StaniszewskiDonald SteelbergDavid Steindl-Rast

Dr. Richard StellwayGuido and Ann StempelJane and Alexander StevensJudith and Arthur StevensDale and Mary StillwellDavid StockJan R StoneLisa StracksDr. and Mrs. Christopher StrayhornFred and Gloria StrickertDave and Lorraine StuartPaul Stuehrenberg and Carole DevoreJoy J. StukeyRev. Robert J. SuitRev. John J. SullivanRev. Thomas M. SurianoDr. and Mrs. Clement SydnorAnthony J. TambascoSusan TaquechelNancy and EJ TarboxLeolene TateCarol TaylorAngela TaylorInda TaylorDavid TemplemanKathy ThomsonEdward and Marian TiedemannBlaise Tobia and Virginia MaksymowiczGeorge-Ann TobinEarl and Patricia TodtDaniel ToenjesRev. Joseph Towle Elsie TrappGary and Querethea Travis

Rev. William TreacyDr. Steve TurleyThomas UlrichMichael UlrichCorrine Van DykColonel Caroline E. Van Mason Ret.Timothy Van NattaDr. and Mrs. Willem Van PeltMichael L. Van ScyocRobert J. Vanden BurgtRev. James J. VaughanSacra VaughanLillian and Bruce VennerO. Vincent and Patricia HamanRev. James VojtikPastor and Mrs. Thomas Von FischerAlvin and Joyce VosPatricia WadeMark Wagenveld and Theresa MondRev. and Mrs. Dennis A. WalkerJudy WalterFr. Robert WashabaughSteve WatsonJeremy WebbBruce A. WeberEdward and Rosemary WelchDorene WeltzinMaureen WesolowskiJohn and Helen WheelerDavid WhiteDennis WhiteRobert A. WickerMary Alice WickerPeter and Karen Wickstrand

Kathy WiederinIsaac and Julie WiegmanJanet WilcoxMichael Wilens and Carolyn LongacreHugh F. WilkinsJeffrey WilsonRuth and Walter WilsonJohn and Amanda WilsonRenee M. WilsonRobyn WinegardnerMrs. Mary WinhamJohn WinkelRev. James WisemanRoger A. WissmanRev. Walter H. WistDiana WittMary Woodall JappeMarilyn and Charles WorkmanRanae and James WrightJean M. WylieRandy and Joyce YatesRichard and Erma YaussyCharles and Mamie YeagleWilliam YerkesAileen YoppRev. John A. YoungDan YoungEdward and Joan ZahorikGary and Carol ZandstraRev. Charles ZangNedra ZartmanW. D. ZeregaDr. and Mrs. Roland Zimany

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Congregational and Denominational Support(Gifts of $1,000 or more)

Allegany Franciscan Ministries, Inc., Palm Harbor, FLAME Zion Church Women’s Home and Overseas Missionary Society, Charlotte, NCAmerican Baptist Churches U.S.A., Valley Forge, PAAmerican Baptist Women’s Ministries, Valley Forge, PAArchdiocese of Galveston-Houston, Houston, TXBaptist General Convention of Texas, Dallas, TXBenedictine Sisters of Perpetual Adoration, Clyde, MOBethany Community, Pittsburgh, PABethel Lutheran Church, Northfield, MNBethel Lutheran Church, Rochester, MNBethesda United Methodist Church, Bethesda, MDBirmingham First United Methodist Church, Birmingham, MIBlessed Sacrament Catholic Community, Alexandria, VABon Secours Health System, Marriottsville, MDBroadway Baptist Church, Fort Worth, TXBuncombe Street United Methodist Church, Greenville, SCCarmelite Nuns, Beacon, NYCatholic Charities, U.S.A., Alexandria, VAChevy Chase Presbyterian Church, Washington, DCChrist the King Lutheran Church, Durango, COChrist United Methodist Church, Greensboro, NCChristian Church (Disciples of Christ), Indianapolis, INChristian Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, CAChurch of the Holy Angels, Chagrin Falls, OHChurch World Service, Elkhart, INCommunity of Christ, Independence, MOConcordia Lutheran Church, Kirkwood, MOCooperative Baptist Fellowship, Decatur, GACornerstone United Methodist Church, Bear, DEDaughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, Saint Louis, MOEaster Lutheran Church, Eagan, MNECC - Covenant World Relief, Chicago, ILEdina Community Lutheran Church, Edina, MNEmmanuel Lutheran Church, Tacoma, WAEvangelical Lutheran Church In America, Chicago, ILFairview Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis, INFaith Lutheran Church, Cedarburg, WIFirst Lutheran Church, Blair, NEFirst Lutheran Church, Ellensburg, WAFirst Presbyterian Church, New Haven, CTFirst Presbyterian Church, Allentown, PAFirst Presbyterian Church, Muskegon, MIFirst Presbyterian Church, Palo Alto, CAFirst Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, Cranbury, NJFirst United Methodist Church of Ardmore, Ardmore, OKFoods Resource Bank, Western Springs, ILFranciscan Sisters of Mary, Bridgeton, MOGrace Lutheran Church, Palo Alto, CAGrace Lutheran Church, Dover, OHHennepin Avenue United Methodist Church, Minneapolis, MNHighland United Methodist Church, Raleigh, NCHoly Cross Lutheran Church, Sioux Falls, SDHome Moravian Church, Winston Salem, NCHope Lutheran Church, Fargo, NDKittamaqundi, Columbia, MDLutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, Tumwater, WALutheran World Relief, Baltimore, MDMeadlawn, Indianapolis, INMonastery Portsmouth Abbey, Portsmouth, RIMountain View Lutheran Church, Edgewood, WANazarene Compassionate Ministries, Lenexa, KSNorth Bethesda United Methodist, Bethesda, MDNorthminster, Indianapolis, INOur Lady of Sorrows Church, Homewood, ALOur Lady of Sorrows Church, Homewood, ALOur Savior’s Lutheran Church, Sioux Falls, SDPilgrim United Church of Christ, Carlsbad, CA

Presbyterian Church, Bowling Green, KYPresbyterian Hunger Program, Louisville, KYPresbytery of Shenandoah, Harrisonburg, VAPresbytery of the James, Richmond, VAPresbytery of the Western Reserve, Cleveland, OHPrinceton University Chapel, Princeton, NJProtestant Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, NYRed Lodge Community Church, Red Lodge, MTRedeemer Lutheran Church, Henderson, MNReformed Church in America, Grand Rapids, MIRiver Glen Presbyterian Church, Naperville, ILRoman Catholic Diocese of Austin, Austin, TXRooke, Lewisburg, PARutgers Presbyterian Church, New York, NYSalvation Army (National Headquarters), Alexandria, VASetauket Presbyterian Church, Port Jefferson, NYSisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Leavenworth, KSSisters of Charity of Nazareth, Nazareth, KYSisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, Houston, TXSisters of St. Francis, Clinton, IASisters of St. Joseph of Orange, Orange, CASociety of African Missions, Tenafly, NJSouthwest California Synod E.L.C.A., Glendale, CASt John’s Lutheran Church, Saxeville, WISt Robert , Cincinnati, OHSt. , Greendale, WISt. Andrew Catholic Community, Rochester, MISt. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, College Park, MDSt. Clare Church, Braintree, MASt. Joan of Arc Parish, Nashotah, WISt. John Neumann Church, Saint Charles, ILSt. John , Brookfield, WISt. John , Shelby Township, MISt. Louis Catholic Church, Pinecrest, FLSt. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Sister Bay, WISt. Luke’s United Methodist Church, Orlando, FLSt. Mark Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach, CASt. Mark’s Lutheran Church, Tacoma, WASt. Matthew United Methodist Church, Acton, MASt. Paul Lutheran Church, Davenport, IASt. Paul’s Lutheran Church, East Northport, NYSt. Peter’s Church, Chicago, ILSt. Sebastian Catholic Church, Fort Lauderdale, FLSt. Thomas More Student Parish, Kalamazoo, MISt. Vincent De Paul Church, Albany, NYSudbury United Methodist Church, Sudbury, MATowson Presbyterian Church, Towson, MDTrinity Ecumenical Parish, Moneta, VATrinity Episcopal Church, Princeton, NJTrinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Camp Hill, PATrinity Lutheran Church, S Milwaukee, WITrinity Lutheran Church, Boulder, COTrinity Presbyterian Church, Arlington, VAUnion Church, Berea, KYUnited Church of Christ Wider Church Ministries, Cleveland, OHUnited Methodist Church of Geneva, Geneva, ILUnited Methodist Committee on Relief, New York, NYUniversity Lutheran Chapel, Berkeley, CAVillage Presbyterian Church, Prairie , KSWayne Presbyterian Church, Wayne, PAWesleyan Church, Indianapolis, INWestminster Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PAWestminster Presbyterian Church, Greensboro, NCWestminster Presbyterian Church, Alexandria, VAWestminster Presbyterian Church, West Chester, PAWoodlawn Christian Reformed, Grand Rapids, MIWorld Relief Corporation, Baltimore, MDWorld Renew, Grand Rapids, MIYorkfield, Elmhurst, IL


Institutional Support(Gifts of $50,000 or more)

Annie E. Casey FoundationChang K. Park FoundationFord FoundationH-E-BHelen Brach FoundationLand O’LakesMeehan FoundationMerrill Lynch Wealth ManagementRick Steves’ Europe Inc.Vista Hermosa FoundationWallace Genetic FoundationThe William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

Institutional Support(Gifts of $1,000 - $49,999)

AnonymousAbellAmerican Endowment FoundationAndrews FoundationAppleton Group Wealth Management, LLCAycoBank of America CorporationBarnabas FoundationBenevityBlumenshineCafe’ on VineCanadian Cargill, Inc.Charles Schwab & CompanyChristian Church FoundationClermont FoundationCommunities of Coastal Georgia FoundationCommunity Foundation For the Fox Valley Region, Inc.Community Foundation for the Greater Capital

Region’sCommunity Foundation of Greater Des MoinesCongressional Hunger CenterDaniel Lynch Foundation, Inc.

DealyDiscoverers Fund, Drinker Biddle & Edward D. Jones & Company CustodianEthel Kennedy FoundationFidelity Brokerage ServicesFiduciary Trust CompanyFood and Agriculture Organization of the United

NationsGE FoundationGerald K. and Virginia A. Gilligan FoundationGoldman Sachs Philanthropy FundGreater Kansas City Community FoundationGreater New York Hospital AssociationH.E.B. Grocery CompanyHeifer Project InternationalHoward Miller CompanyIHS FoundationImpact Mailing of Minnesota, Inc.James Chapter 2 FundJewish Communal FundJohn R. JustGive.OrgKimberly-Clark FoundationLarry & Karen Mulder FoundationLester Loyola FoundationLutheran Planned Giving ServicesMacDonald-Peterson FoundationMadison Community FoundationMarek Family FoundationMarist CollegeMarjorie & Richard Mennonite Foundation, Inc.Merrill LynchMinneapolis FoundationMorgan StanleyNational Christian FoundationNational Philanthropic TrustNeighborhood Enterprises, Inc.Network for Good

None Other Inc.Omaha Community FoundationPaul and Pearl Pershing, LLCPeter R. & Cynthia K. Kellogg FoundationPetroleum Traders CorporationPettyjohnProMedica Health SystemRaymond James Charitable Endowment FundRESULTS Educational Fund, Inc.Roger Nuncio FoundationSave the ChildrenSchwab Charitable FundSilicon Valley Community FoundationSteinhoff Charitable FundSteven Madden LTD.T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable GivingTASC GivebackTD AmeritradeThrivent Financial for LutheransToledo Community FoundationTri State Drilling TriZettoU. S. TrustUBS Financial ServicesVanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramWaisWaterfall Family FoundationWaterStoneWells Fargo Advisors, LLCWells Fargo Community Support CampaignYourCauseTri State Drilling TriZettoU. S. TrustUBS Financial ServicesVanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramWaisWaterfall Family FoundationWaterStoneWells Fargo Advisors, LLCWells Fargo Community Support CampaignYourCause

Bread for the World is grateful to the several individuals, families, and institutions who made generous gifts in 2014 but wish their giving to remain anonymous.

Space does not permit us to recognize all of our members whose generous financial support strengthens our collective Christian voice on behalf of hungry people. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to them.

Contributions to Bread for the World are not tax-deductible because its members lobby Congress on behalf of hungry people. Many individuals and families chose to support Bread for the World Institute. Contributions to the Institute are tax-deductible and support research and education, including the publication of the annual Hunger Report and research on maternal and child nutrition and education.


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