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2017 Annual Report
Staff BiosRYAN LEE, a native of the great State of Maine, lives in EastBoston. He moved to Boston 11 years ago and has been working in non-profits ever since. Every chance he gets, Ryanis on the trucks and getting to know our food donors andrecipient agencies.SARAH ADKINS is a Cantabrigian passionate aboutcombatting food inaccessibility and malnutrition in vulnerable communities. With a BS in Food Studies from SyracuseUniversity, she hopes to create policies that redirect wasteful food to help the hungry. When not rescuing food, Sarahloves to be outdoors, read war and fantasy novels, and eatas much as she can!ADAM COLLINS has been in the food industry for more than25 years. At Food For Free, he has come to love getting toknow the people who benefit from the food he rescues. Adamalways wakes up on the right side of the bed and loves toget out of town whenever he can.DONALD COLLINS was born and raised in Cambridge andattended Cambridge Rindge and Latin. He has cooked inmany restaurants throughout Greater Boston and is a parttime actor and musician. He loves food and is glad to havefound his way back to it.FIONA CRIMMINS manages the Family Meals program.When she’s not working with frozen food donations, shecan be found running, reading, and baking treats to sharewith her coworkers.JULIO FRANCISCO has 15 brothers and sisters. An altar boyin his youth, Julio has lived in both the Dominican Republicand Puerto Rico. When not at work, Julio likes to relax bywatching tv or going to the park.ALANNA MALLON is the founder of the Cambridge WeekendBackpack Program and joined Food For Free in January 2016.In her free time she likes binge watching Netflix shows aboutserial killers and dragging her family to far flung vacation spots.LAUREN O’BRIEN, Program Coordinator for the CambridgeWeekend Backpack Program, is also a graduate student at TuftsUniversity studying Agriculture, Food, and the Environment.You can typically find her biking through the city, doing yoga,or escaping the city to hike in the mountains.CHRISTIAN OVIEDO has worked with Food For Free forover 15 years. As the owner of a barbershop, he works waytoo much. He has a son who plays baseball and a daughterwho plays basketball.SASHA PURPURA spent 15 years in high-tech. She spent8 years in high-tech wanting to do something else. Using anMBA in Sustainability and a few years working on a farm totransition out of her old world, she was lucky enough to findFood For Free and, with that, home.JOSE SANTANA, who goes by just “Santana,” enjoys his workand in particular the people he works with. Santana is lookingforward to seeing the operation grow in the future.development team and is thrilled to be working with such apassionate group of people. When he’s not working, he enjoyshiking, traveling, and rooting on Boston sports teams.Food for Free’s bookeeper, RHONDA SMITH, has been at theorganization since 2005. She is impressed by Food for Free’steamwork and very essential programs. She is a full time artistworking with the human exploration and exploitation of thenatural environment. Her studio is in the South End.MICHELLE HOLCOMB has been involved with food andTHERESA STRACHILA, one of two Farm Managers at Field ofJOHN HAAK is the newest member of Food For Free’shunger issues for two decades. When not at Food For Free,she’s cooking, riding her bike, doing yoga, or spoiling herdog. But never more than two at a time.Greens, also manages the Needham Community Farm, a smallnonprofit farm advancing food justice. When not on a farm, sheis often cooking up seasonal meals, exploring the Boston areaby bike or digging up cool finds from thrift stores.BOB HORNSTEIN spent the first half of his career in salesand started working for nonprofits in 2003. He loves to cookso when he’s not working on the next big fundraiser youcan usually find him in his kitchen where he’s burning hisnext meal.SETH TERRAMANE is the other of Field of Greens’ twoJESSIE KLEIN is a new addition to Food For Free in therole of Executive Assistant. She ran an art gallery previously before deciding that she wanted to be involved in thecommunity in a more impactful way. She is a Cambridge resident, artist, and mother to a kindergartener in the CambridgePublic Schools.SIMON WALSH, makes his way down from Vermont toFarm Managers. A beard enthusiast, Seth loves tiny houses,farm living, and slow food.Cambridge on alternate weekends to help run the HomeDelivery program and on other occasions fills in for FoodRescue drivers.
Food For FreeBridging the GapBetween Waste and WantBoard of DirectorsElan Ezickson ChairDana Philbrook TreasurerRobert Steinberg ClerkAnne CushmanJustin KangJohn MusserJessica NewmanBruce PosnerMarina SeevakKirsten SimsHannah SteimanStaffSasha Purpura Executive DirectorMichelle Holcomb Development DirectorRyan Lee Operations DirectorAlanna Mallon Program DirectorFood RescueSarah Adkins Operations CoordinatorAdam Collins DriverDonald Collins DriverChristian Oviedo DriverJulio Francisco DriverJose Santana DriverCambridge WeekendBackpack ProgramLauren O'Brien Program CoordinatorFamily Mealsfrom theExecutive DirectorDear Friends and Supporters,Every year we look forward to creating andsharing our annual report with you, oursupporters, without whom we could not do thiswork. It is our opportunity to share the impactyou have had throughout the year.Fiona Crimmons Program ManagerField of GreensTheresa Strachila Farm ManagerSeth Terramane Farm ManagerHome DeliverySarah Adkins Operations CoordinatorSimon Walsh Home Delivery DriverAdministration& DevelopmentJohn Haak Development AssistantBob Hornstein Auction ManagerJessie Klein Executive AssistantRhonda Smith BookkeeperFood for Free11 Inman StreetCambridge, MA, 02139www.foodforfree.orgTel: 617.868.2900 Fax: 617.868.2395Because of you, over 30,000 people aregaining access to fresh healthy food throughFood Rescue and Distribution, 500 Cambridgeschoolchildren are well fed throughout theweekend; 400 families are accessing freemarkets in Cambridge parks and schools;students at Bunker Hill Community Collegeare getting the energy and nutrition they need;residents at Pine Street Inn are eating fresh,organic produce while those enrolled in jobtraining are learning how to cut and preparethese fresh vegetables; 120 homeboundseniors and people with disabilities arereceiving beautiful boxes of groceries twicea month; and 2 million pounds of nutritiousdelicious food—one of our most importantresources—is being diverted from the wastestream and instead getting to our friends andneighbors in need.That’s a lot of food feeding a lot of people.And it wouldn’t happen without your support.We now have a staff of 19 very dedicated andcaring individuals, many of whom are parttime. They come to work each day becausethey deeply care about the people in theircommunities and believe everyone has a rightto healthy food. They work alongside more than200 volunteers throughout the year in pursuitof that belief.But this work only happens because of thethe time and resources that all of you havegenerously contributed to our cause.We are excited for another year of partneringwith you to ensure we live in healthycommunities where all of our residents haveaccess to the food they need.Thank you!Sasha Purpura
Food For Free ProgramsCambridge Weekend Backpack ProgramFounded in 2012 and adopted by Food ForFree in January 2016, the Cambridge WeekendBackpack Program sends schoolchildren at riskof hunger home with healthy, kid-friendly mealsevery weekend.Participating students go home with two breakfasts,two lunches, milk, and snacks for every child intheir household. Volunteers pack the food onFriday morning, and the bag is discreetly slippedinto each child’s bag during the school day.The Backpack Program now serves 500 studentsat 17 Cambridge elementary and upper schools,improving students’ health, behavior, and classroomparticipation.teachers sayprogram is great! [Student’s] confi“Backpackdence this year has increased greatly.used to complain about being hungry“Student]earlier in the year (missing breakfast), but I noticeshe doesn’t mention that anymore. I believe she’sable to pack food in her backpack for school.service provides [student] the peace of mind“Thishe needs to not over eat or hoard food.2Participating Schools Amigos School Morse School Benjamin BannekerCharter School Peabody School Baldwin School Cambridgeport School Dr. Martin Luther KingJr. School Fletcher MaynardAcademy Graham & Parks School Haggerty School Kennedy-LongfellowSchool Tobin MontessoriSchool Cambridge StreetUpper School Putnam Avenue UpperUpper School Vassal Lane UpperUpper School Rindge Avenue UpperUpper Campus King Open SchoolFood For Free is enormously grateful to both theCity of Cambridge and Biogen Foundation andto for stepping in to save the Backpack Programafter state funding was lost. “Food For Free'sWeekend Backpack Program is such an importantresource for Cambridge kids” said Chris Barr,Executive Director, Biogen Foundation. “TheBiogen Foundation is so proud to have played arole in preserving this program.” "I was shockedto hear this [funding] was cancelled by thegovernor," said Cambridge City Councilor LelandChung. "I'm happy the city came in to fill thisgap." Vice Mayor Marc McGovern added “kids dobetter when they're healthy and they're fed.” Wecouldn’t agree more.
Food For Free ProgramsHome DeliveryHome Delivery serves low-income Cambridgeseniors and people with disabilities, bringing packages of food right to their doorsteps twice a month.Each delivery includes protein, like frozen meat orpoultry, fresh fruit and vegetables, and shelf-stablegroceries, as well as a simple recipe featuring oneor more of the vegetables in that delivery.Home Delivery now serves about 120 clients eachmonth, reducing the likelihood of skipping meals andimproving consumption of fruit and vegetables forthese clients.clients sayam able to eat a much healthier diet and skip“Ifewermeals solely because of this program.Delivery] makes a huge difference. It is“[Homenice to have food in my fridge and in my cabinets to cook and eat.able to incorporate fresh produce into my“IdietamthatI would be unable to afford otherwise,which is important to me as a survivor of cancer.“I am able to eat a lot more vegetables and fruits.3
Food For Free ProgramsFamily MealsUsing prepared foods rescued from university andcorporate dining halls, Family Meals creates heatand-eat meals for who face barriers to cookingfor themselves.Family Meals served about 600 people in the lastyear, including families in hotel-shelters, communitycollege students, new immigrants, and highschoolstudents in crisis.Family Meals Distribution Partners Bunker Hill CommunityCollege Home Suites,Waltham (hotel shelter) Cambridge CommunityCenter Kennedy LongfellowElementary School Cambridge EconomicOpportunityCommittee Somerville FamilyLearning Collaborative Cambridge YMCA Gardner Pilot Academyrecipients saywas wondering who made the real food meal.“IThatwas so helpful to me during the blizzard.Whoever brought those or made those, I justwant to hug them!was so happy to have real vegetables, a grain,“Iandmeat in a healthy way in a real meal.I’m not at school, I don’t have meals with“Whenmultiple food groups in them. I don’t have access toa variety of healthy foods, so that meal helped mebe healthier. I felt more like a normal person, too.(through a partnershipwith Allston-BrightonHealth Collaborative) Somerville High School Town Line Hotel,Malden (hotel shelter) Y2Y ShelterHarvard Square Hildebrand FamilySelf-Help CenterFamily Meals receives significant support fromHarvard University, in the form of funding, donated food, and the significant efforts of Harvard Dining Services staff who package and freeze theirprepared food so that it can be rescued safely. Inaddition, Harvard Dining Services is now piloting aprogram in which they will package meals on-sitefor Food For Free to collect. Thank you, Harvard!Huge shout-out to HMFH Architects for helping usget our new walk-in freezer! They kindly offered usfree architectural support to design our beautiful810 cubic foot freezer which is now filling up withnutritious, delicious Family Meals.4
Food For Free ProgramsSchool Markets and Market in the ParkSchool Markets are free farmers’-market-style foodprograms held at public schools. Food For Freeholds 8 markets at each of four schools duringthe academic year, with additional school marketsduring the summer. These markets are open toall members of the school community and servedabout 400 families in the last year.By meeting families where they are, School Markets offer access to healthy foods while side-stepping many barriers that can prevent families fromparticipating in other food programs, like limitedtransportation, not enough time, embarrassment,and fear of deportation.Market in the Park is held at public parks and atpublic housing complexes.» School MarketsDr. Martin Luther King Jr. SchoolGraham and Parks SchoolKennedy-Longfellow SchoolPeabody School» Markets in the ParkDanehy Park808/812 Memorial DriveThis year we wanted to expand our “Market inthe Park” program to better reach Cambridgeresidents in public housing. Our friends at Homeowners Rehab Inc. (HRI) were there to help. HRImanages several of the buildings where our HomeDelivery clients live, and was already helping usmake deliveries to these clients. With a shared vision for access to healthy food, the folks at HRIstepped in to help us create a free produce market at 808/812 Memorial Drive. The program wasincredibly successful and we are looking forwardto continuing it next summer! Thank you, Homeowners Rehab!5
Food For Free ProgramsFood RescueRescuing and distributing food that would otherwise be wasted has been the heart of Food ForFree’s work since 1981. Our Food Rescue programpartners with grocery stores, farms, universitiesand other businesses to collect fresh and preparedfood that might otherwise be discarded. We get thisfood to the people who need it by partnering withemergency food programs, youth programs, andother programs that reach low-income individuals.We supplement this rescued food with fruits andvegetables purchased wholesale, much of the funding for which comes from the City of Cambridge.From July 2016 through June 2017, we distributed2.1 million pounds of food—that’s the equivalent of about 1.7 million meals. Of this, 2 millionpounds was rescued food that might otherwisehave gone to waste.This program serves more than 30,000 individualsin partnership with more than 100 food programsin Arlington, Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett,Lynn, Malden, Medford, Peabody, Somerville, andWatertown.RescuedMeat, Dairy,GroceryItems514,914Rescued Produce150,1836For Free has been a huge support in“Foodensuring the smooth running of the HarvardSquare Homeless Shelter. They help make surewe always have fresh and nutritious food to serveour guests each night, even during the coldestof winter months. They’ve gone above andbeyond in assisting our mission to help peopleexperiencing homelessness.depend on Food For Free to help us provide“Wehealthy, nutritious food each week. Our guests,in turn, are all either homeless or food-insecure,and depend on the Friday Café to get by.For Free helps people on low-income/dis“Foodability to receive fresh food, fruits, and vegetablesthat they might not otherwise be able to afford.Food for Free helps our Cambridge SomervilleRecovery Learning Center members to have easyaccess to healthy food options, which contributesto improving and sustaining their overall physicaland mental health.Donor TypeAmount of Food Distribited (in pounds)RescuedProduce1,094,192partners sayRescuedBakery321,821Retailer ties 3%Wholesalers 1%Other 1%
2017 Food donorsFarmsAtlas FarmersBlue Heron Organic FarmBusa FarmDick’s Market GardenDrumlin FarmE.L. Silvia FarmFarmer DaveEnterprise FarmFarmer Tim’s VegetablesFarmer AlHanson’s FarmHmong Farms at Flats Mentor FarmHutchins FarmKendall MarketKimball Fruit FarmKirchen GardenLanni OrchardsNeighborhod FarmParker FarmNicewicz Family FarmPranaveda FarmRed Fire FarmSiena FarmStillman FarmsThe Farm SchoolWaltham Fields Community FarmFarmers’ MarketsArlingtonBelmontBoston, City HallBoston, Copley SquareCambridge, Central SquareCambridge, Harvard UniversityCambridge, Kendall SquareSomerville, Davis SquareSomerville, Union SquareWatertownCorporate DiningHalls & EventsCambridge Innovation CenterConverseFederal Reserve Bunker Hill Community CollegeBoston UniversityEmmanel CollegeHarvard Medical SchoolHarvard Business SchoolHarvard Law SchoolHarvard University Dining SerivcesLesley UniversityMIT Dining Halls (Bon Appetit)Tufts University Dining ServicesWholesalersBoston Tomato Co.Costa Fruit and ProduceMember Trading CompanyPeter CondakesYellow GlowRestaurantsChipotle: Central SquareChipotle: Fresh PondFlatbread Company: SomervilleRetailersAmazon FreshBagelsaurusBfresh: AllstonBfresh: BrightonBfresh: SomervilleBoston OrganicsBoston Public MarketDanish Pastry HouseForge Baking CompanyGreat HarvestIggy’s BakeryStar Market: Mt. Auburn StreetStar Market: MITStar Market: Porter SquareTrader Joe’s: BrooklineTrader Joe’s: Fresh PondTrader Joe’s: Memorial DriveTrader Joe’s: NeedhamWhen Pig’s FlyWhole Foods Market: River StreetWhole Foods Market: Fresh PondWhole Foods MedfordWhole Foods: Prospect StreetWhole Foods: SomervilleNon-profit PartnersBoston Area GleanersDaily TableDemocracy CenterGreater Boston Food BankTrade ShowsNorth American Seafood ExpoNew England Restaurant ShowOtherVolpe Transportation Center
2017 reciPient ProgramsPantries andDelivery ProgramsAction for Boston CommunityDevelopment: Allston-BrightonFood PantryAction for Boston CommunityDevelopment: Mobile Food PantryAction for Boston CommunityDevelopment: Roxbury Food PantryArlington EATSBoston Medical CenterElders Living at HomeBoston Medical Center Food PantryCambridge Economic OpportuityCommittee Food PantryCambridge Senior Center Food PantryCambridgeport BaptistChurch Food PantryChelsea Jewish Foundation Food PantryEast End House Food PantryElizabeth Peabody House Food PantryEvangelical Church ofHoliness Food PantryFalcon Food Project, at CambridgeRindge and Latin High SchoolHaven From Hunger FoodPantry Meal ProgramLiving Fields ChurchMacedonia Missionary Baptist ChurchMahanaim Baptist ChurchMargaret Fuller House Food PantryMassachusetts Aveune Baptist Church:Epic Food PantryPentecostal Tabernacle Food PantryProject Soup: Home Delivery ProgramRosie’s Place GroceriesSalvation Army: Chelsea/East BostonSt. James’ Episcopal Church:Helping Hands PantrySt. Luke’s - San Lucas EpiscopalChurch Food PantrySt. Paul’s African Methodist EpiscopalChurch Food PantryWatertown Food PantryZinberg Clinic PantryMeals ProgramsBread of LifeCampus Kitchens Projectat UMASS BostonCommunity ServingsFaith KitchenFirst Church in Cambridge: Friday CafeFood Not BombsHaley House Community TablesHarvard Square Meals8Hearty Meals For AllMassachusetts Aveune BaptistChurch Meal ProgramMIT Feed The Hungry ProjectPilgrim Church: Loaves& Fishes Meals ProgramSomerville Food Security CoalitionSt. Peter’s Episcopal Church: CommonCaresTuesday MealsUnion Baptist Church: Project UpliftHousing-basedFood ProgramsGrant Manor HomeownersAssociation Food PantryHomeowners Rehab, Inc.:808 Memorial DriveHomeowners Rehab, Inc.:Inman Square ApartmentsHomeowners Rehab, Inc.:Putnam Square ApartmentsKent Street ApartmentsMenotomy ManorSomerville Housing Authority:Bryant ManorSomerville Housing Authority:Capen CourtShelter and Special Needs ResidencesCASPAR: Emergency ServicesCenter and ShelterCASPAR: Men’s ResidencesCASPAR: New DayCASPAR: Summit ResidenceCASPAR: WomanplaceCatholic Charities: St. Patrick’s ShelterCommonwealth Land Trust:523 Massachusetts AvenueCommonwealth Land Trust:Bowdoin ManorFirst Church ShelterHarvard Square Homeless ShelterHeading Home: Cambridge ShelterMassachusetts Bay Veterans CenterPine Street InnSt. Francis HouseVictory Program: Robert McBride HouseVictory Program: Ruah HouseVinfen: Woodbridge ProgramYMCA CambridgeYouth ProgramsAIDS Action Committee: Youth on FireArea 4 Youth CenterBreakthrough Greater BostonCambridge CampingCambridge Community CenterCommunity Art CenterFletcher Maynard Afterschool ProgramFreedom Connexion SchoolFrisoli Youth CenterGately Youth CenterHealy SchoolKing Open SchoolExtended Day ProgramMartin Luther King SchoolAfterschool ProgramMorse School: Afterschool ProgramPeabody School Preschool ProgramProspect Hill AcademyProspect Hill Academy EarlyChildhood CampusPutnam Upper Afterschool ProgramReal Kids Real FoodSisters UnchainedSomerville Weekend Backpack ProgramThe Peabody SchoolWillis D. Moore Youth CenterYouthbuild Just-A-StartDrop-in Centers& Other ProgramsAHOPE Boston Needle ExchangeAIDS Action Committee:Needle Exchange ProgramAIDS Action Committee:Peer Support ProgramMeditation as MedicineMen’s Health & Recovery ProgramOn the RiseOutside the Lines:Resources for Human DevelopmentParenting JourneyRuby Rogers Advocacy & Drop-In CenterThe Welcome ProjectThe Women’s CenterVinfen: Cambridge/Somerville RecoveryLearning CenterVinfen: Central Street CBFSVinfen: Magazine CBFSSeasonal Delivery SitesDaily TableOccasionalDelivery SitesSomerville Cambridge Elder Services
Food For Free ProgramsField of GreensHosted by Lindentree Farm, Field of Greens usesorganic methods and volunteer labor to grow vegetables for distribution to food programs.For the last two years, Field of Greens has plannedour crops specifically for Pine Street Inn—NewEngland’s largest homeless shelter, harvestingmore than 5,000 pounds for their kitchens and jobtraining programs in 2016.2017 Crop List Beets Kale Broccoli Lettuce Cabbage Scallions Chard Tomatoes Collardschef frank sayswe receive the fresh produce from Food“WhenFor Free, it allows us to instruct our trainees ondifferent techniques for how to slice the product,how to cook the product, how to be creative.9
Food For Free ProgramsThe Transportation PartnershipThrough this program, Food For Free picks up foodorders from our partner, the Greater Boston FoodBank, and delivers them to a dozen food programsthat do not have their own transportation. FromJuly 2016 through June 2017, The TransportationPartnership delivered 1.2 million pounds of food,the equivalent of 1 million meals.Participating Programs Cambridge EconomicOpportunity CommitteeFood Pantry Massachusetts AvenueBaptist Church EpicFood Pantry Cambridge SeniorCenter Food Pantry Massachusetts AvenueBaptist Church MealProgram Cambridgeport BaptistChurch Food Pantry East End HouseFood Pantry10 St. James EpiscopalChurch Helping HandFood Pantry ImmaculateConceptionParish Food Pantry St. Luke’s-San Lucas Loaves and FishesMeal Program St Paul AME ChurchFood Pantry Margaret Fuller ClinicFood Pantry Zinberg Clinic FoodPantryEpiscopalChurch Food Pantry
2017 income and exPensesSummarized from the FY17 Audited Financial StatementsOperating Revenues and SupportContracts and GrantsIndividual and business donationsEvents and appealsIn-kind donations of foodEarned incomeInvestment and other incometotal revenues and 4,791Program and Support ServicesSalariesPayroll taxesFringe benefitstotal compensation and total occupancy costs8,64039,57848,218TransportationIn-kind food deliveryFood purchasesInsuranceOther program expensestotal program 1Administrative and officeConsulting feesFundraisingBank and credit card feesPrinting, postage & publicationsAccounting and bookkeepingMiscellaneoustotal other 6,681total expenses4,298,526
2017 organization donorsBusiness Donors1369 Coffeehouse42 North Restaurant5 Wits80 ThoreauAAA Southern New EnglandThe AbbeyAccardi FoodsAl FreshCoAlpha Kappa Psi Bentley UniversityAmazon SmileAmerican TowerAOBiome & Mother DirtArthur Murray Dance CenterCambridgeThe Asgard Irish Pub& RestaurantBaupost Group CharitableFund at the BostonFoundationbfreshBiogen Idec FoundationBlue Man GroupBonny’s LandscapeService, Inc.Boston BruinsBoston Gay Men’s ChorusBoston Honey Company, Inc.Boston OrganicsThe Boston PhilharmonicOrchestraBoston Public MarketBoston Red SoxBrownstein Coachingand ConsultingBukowski TavernButterfly PlaceCambridge Brewing Co.Cambridge CommonRestaurantCambridge NaturalsCambridge Savings BankCarol Faulkner YogaCentral Square Acupunctureand HerbsCharles River Canoeand KayakChristopher’s Restaurantand BarCity Girl CafeCity Wine ToursClear Flour BreadThe Comedy StudioCommonwealth CambridgeCommunity Builder’s12CooperativeCoolidge Corner TheaterCortiva BostonCraigie on MainCuisine En LocaleDaily TableDave’s Fresh PastadeCordova Sculpture Parkand MuseumDeluxe Town DinerDidriksEdible ArrangementsEffie’s HomemadeEssex River Cruisesand ChartersF1 BostonFarmer DaveFed by ThreadsFirst United PresbyterianChurch of CambridgeForge Baking Co.Formaggio KitchenThe Freedom TrailFoundationFriends for ChildrenFriends Meeting CambridgeFriends of the ML King SchoolFuji at AssemblyGather HereGellar’s Snackbar, Inc.Giulia RestaurantGood News GarageGrafton GroupGreat Wolf LodgeGreen City GrowersHarbor View HotelHarvard UniversityHarvard UniversityDining ServicesHarvest Co-Op MarketsHenrietta’s TableHighland KitchenHillel Foundation ofCambridgeHMFH Architects, IncHolmes Farm StandHong Kong RestaurantHubwayHuntington Theatre Co.Hy-Line CruisesiCaterImprovBostonInman Square HardwareIrish Imports LTDIrving HouseIsabella StewartGardner MuseumJasper Hill FarmJillian’s Boston/Lucky StrikeJoie de VivreJulietKika TapasKush Kone Ice CreamLarz Anderson Auto MuseumLaserCrazeLaugh BostonLes Dames D’escoffier BostonLife Science CaresLittle DonkeyLobster PoundLoon Mountain ResortLord HoboLucky Hank’sLyndigo Spice CompanyThe Lyric Stage Companyof BostonMainely BurgersMamaleh’s DelicatessenManoa PokeMassachusetts BankersAssociation CharitableFoundationMEM Tea ImportsThe Middle East Restaurantand NightclubMIT MuseumNew England AquariumNew England PatriotsNew HampshireCharitable FoundationNomadNorth Shore Music TheatreNubarOld Town Trolley ToursOtto PizzaThe Paint BarPanera BreadPartners HealthCarePeabody Essex MuseumPemberton FarmsPfizerPlimoth PlantationPolar BeveragesPonycakesPuppet Showplace TheatreQ’s nutsReal PicklesResource Inc.Royal EastRussell House TavernSeason to Taste CateringSmokeshire HilltopFarmhouseSomething Savory CateringSound BitesSouthwest AirlinesSpeakeasy Stage CompanyState ParkStoneham TheatreSubzero Ice CreamTasca RestaurantTen Thousand VillagesThe FireplaceThe Friendly ToastThree Sons Auto BodyTisinalToscanini’sTower Hill Botanic GardenTrephin SalonTRILLfoodsTufts UniversityUrban AdventoursVeggie GalaxyVerrill FarmVialeWalden Local Meat Co.Waltham FieldsCommunity FarmWhite Horse BeachMassage. LLCWhole Foods MarketWinter Hill BankEvent PartnersDidriksFlatbread Somerville Inc.Mudflat Pottery SchoolMusic for FoodNeighborhood RestaurantThe Comedy StudioThree SquaresNew England IncVialeFamilyFoundationsand DonorAdvised FundsAndreas FoundationBlock Wash Fund ofCombined JewishPhilanthropiesCinnabelle and BenjaminEsterman FoundationColley Family CharitableFoundationColony Road Fund of theBoston Foundation
2017 OrganizatiOn dOnOrsThe Devonshire FoundationHelen Coleman FoundationHerbert and Nell SingerFoundationHesed FoundationI & G Charitable FoundationThe Jewish Communal FundKaundinya Foundation of theBank of America Gift FundLong Island CommunityFoundationOneHope FoundationOppenheim CharitableFoundationPerls FoundationThe Rachel Quimby Gift FundThe Richard and NatalieJacoff FoundationThe Rust BowlFund of theBoston FoundationThe Willow Tree FundWorkplaceGiving Programsand EmployerMatching GiftsPfizer FoundationVerizon FoundationAmgen FoundationAon FoundationBank of America FoundationChan-Zuckerberg InitiativeCharles and Sara GoldbergCharitable TrustElsevier FoundationMatching Gift ProgramGoogle MatchingGifts ProgramIBM EmployeeServices CenterLiberty Mutual FoundationMillennium Pharmaceuticals, IncNational Grid MatchingGifts ProgramAmelia PeabodyCharitable FundAnne E. BorghesaniCommunity FoundationBank of America FoundationBiogen Idec FoundationBushrod H. Campbell & AdahF. Hall Charity FundCabot Family Charitable TrustCambridge CommunityFoundationCambridge LicenseeAdvisory BoardCambridge Savings BankCharles FarnsworthCharitable TrustGrants andContractsCity of Cambridge CommunityDevelopment BlockGrant ProgramCummings FoundationForest FoundationFrederick E. WeberCharities Corp.Liberty Mutual FoundationNovartis Institutes forBiomedical ResearchThe Philanthropy ConnectionProject BreadTJX FoundationParty Under the Harvest Moon Sponsors» LEADERSHIP:» SUSTAINING:CHARLES R. MYER & PARTNERS, LTD.» SUPPORTING:» PARTICIPATING:13
2017 OrganizatiOn dOnOrsvolunteersSarah AdkinsVal AkulaDeb AllardMiguel AlvaradoLynn AndersonBarbara AppignaniJudith AronsteinDemi AyresBadiana BadioPallikandiEmily BarbourValerie BaretsktIvan BaschMargery BeinfeldElisabeth BendersHydeFranck BernadeauNick BoydJason BranLaura BrewerJanice BrownPeggy BrownLouise BuddJen ByrneSusan CalloriAnn CasonsnowClara ChenErin ChildJennifer ChowElisabeth CianciolaKathleen ClaytonEmma ClerxAmanda CollumsAnna ComerfordTheo CooperKatherine CosterDaniella CourbanJen CraftAnne CullenLouis DAngioErin DennehyStacey DeSimone14Ann DixRaphaelle DubourdieuAmy DufourTim DunnDavid EmersonSarah FadaqJesen FagernessPaul FallonCarol FaulknerJesse FeimanLaura FlaggBen FoxCedric FrancisDelphine GNicole GarciaBilly GeoghanLynn GervensSara GleasonJackie GogginMichelle Goldbergkim GoldsteinRobyn GoodnerJohn GormanLindsey GrangerKathe GregoryGriffin GyrCourtney HamiltonJordan HannaSibyl HarwoodDoug HaydenMaeve HedstromKristel
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Fletcher Maynard Academy Graham & Parks School Haggerty School Kennedy-Longfellow School King Open School Morse School Peabody School Tobin Montessori School Cambridge Street Upper School Putnam Avenue Upper Upper School Vassal Lane Upper Upper School Rindge Avenue Upper Upper Campus
