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HEALTH GRANTEESAdvocate Charitable FoundationEastern Maine Medical CenterRetts RoostALSAC/St. Jude Children’s Research HospitalenCourage Kids FoundationRhode Island HospitalAnn & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of ChicagoEvery Child IncRoundup River RanchAlicia Rose Victorious FoundationFoundation For Morristown Medical Center IncRyans Case For SmilesAplastic Anemia & MDS International FoundationGive Kids The World VillageSacred Heart Health System IncArvf CorporationGrahamtastic ConnectionSaint Peters University HospitalASK Childhood Cancer FoundationGranted IncShriners Hospitals for ChildrenBanner Health Foundation with Banner Cardon Children’sMedical Center and Banner Thunderbird Medical CenterHackensack UMC FoundationSpecial Kids Therapy and Nursing CenterHenry Viscardi SchoolSpina Bifida Association of Greater New England IncHole In The Wall Gang Fund IncSt. Joseph Healthcare System IncJett FoundationSt. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital FoundationJourneycare Foundation IncSt. Mary’s Hospital for ChildrenJulia’s Grace FoundationStony Brook FoundationJuvenile Diabetes Research Foundation - Northeast New York ChapterSunsystem Development Corporation DBA AdventHealthLee Health FoundationTeam IMPACTLehigh Valley HospitalTesori Family Foundation IncLi Fraumeni Syndrome AssociationThe Childrens Hospital Volunteers IncLollipop Theater Network IncThe Cleveland Clinic FoundationLucas’ Helping Hands DBA Top Therapy ServicesThe Huntsville Hospital Foundation IncLucy’s Love BusThe Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital FoundationMake-A-Wish Foundation of Central and Western North Carolina IncThe Johns Hopkins Children’s CenterMake-A-Wish HawaiiThe Marfan FoundationMassachusetts Down Syndrome CongressThe Painted TurtleMcLeod’s Health FoundationThe Periwinkle FoundationMedical University South Carolina FoundationThe Rwj University Hospital Foundation IncMount Sinai HospitalThe Tomorrow FundMuscular Dystrophy AssociationThe Upstate Foundation IncMusicians On Call IncThe Valerie FundNemours FoundationTufts Medical Center IncNevada Childhood Cancer FoundationUMass Memorial Medical CenterNew Hanover Regional Medical Center FoundationUnited Health Services Foundation, Inc.NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s HospitalUniversity of California San Francisco FoundationNorth Broward Hospital DistrictUniversity of Chicago Medical CenterNorth Star ReachUniversity of Illinois Board of Trustees(fiscal agent for UI Hospital and UI College of Medicine)Baptist Health System Foundation IncBaystate Children’s HospitalBlythedale Children’s HospitalBoston Children’s Hospital Miracles for Latino KidsBoston Children’s Hospital TrustBristol Regional Medical Center AuxillaryCamp Boggy CreekCamp CascoCamp Holiday TrailsCamp Kids are KidsCamp Sunshine At Sebago Lake IncChildhood Cancer LifelineChildren’s Hospital & Medical Center FoundationChildren’s Healthcare of AtlantaChildrens Hospital ColoradoChildrens Hospital of AlabamaChildren’s Hospital of Orange County - Main CampusChildren’s Hospital of Philadelphia FoundationChildren’s Hospital of the King’s DaughtersChildren’s Specialized Hospital FoundationCommittee to Benefit the ChildrenConfetti FoundationConnecticut Cancer Foundation IncCool Kids Campaign FoundationCystic Fibrosis FoundationCystic Fibrosis Lifestyle FoundationDavid’s Dream and Believe Cancer FoundationDouble H RanchDream Day On Cape CodDuke UniversityDupage Children's MuseumOkizu FoundationOn Belay IncOpen Heart MagicPirate Toy FundProject Sunshine IncVermont Childrens Trust FoundationVermont’s Camp Ta-Kum-TaYale New Haven HospitalYork Health FoundationYoung Mens Christian Association Of Nashville And Middle TennesseeAnnual Impact Report 2019 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation 9

BRINGINGJOY TO KIDSFIGHTINGHUNGERAccess to food and proper nutritionhelps kids be their best selves,giving them the strength theyneed to play, learn and grow andthe freedom to just be kids.

In 2019, the Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation gave more than 850,000 to organizations focused on hunger relief for children andfamilies, including BackPack Programs, school pantries, food banks,nutrition education programs, after-school feeding programs and more.We continued our partnership with Feeding America , providing 20 foodbanks with 20,000 grants. Through these grants, we helped delivermore than 5.3 million meals for children and families in 2019.In 2019 we held a national Week of Joy volunteer event during whichDunkin’ employees, franchisees and crew members in Phoenix, AZvolunteered at the St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance2,200 members of the Dunkin’ family – Dunkin’ Brands employees andDunkin’ franchisees and their crew members – rolled up their sleeves andvolunteered in more than 100 food banks and food pantries nationally.Volunteers unloaded boxes of food, sorted donations, packed meals, andprovided manpower to organizations in their communities that feed kidsand families in need.Dunkin’ teams showed up in full force to sort food at the Greater BostonFood Bank during the Week of JoyAnnual Impact Report 2019 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation 11

GRANTEESPOTLIGHTThe Food Bank of Central New Yorkserves as the main fooddistribution hub for hundredsof partner agencies thatcomprise the emergency foodnetwork in the region.Dunkin’ Franchisee Tom Santurri and team members unload produce at the Food Bank of Central NewYork during the Foundation’s 2019 Week of JoyFood Bank of Central New York29% of the people who depend on charitable food programs incentral and northern New York are children 18 or younger. The FoodBank of Central New York serves as the main food distribution hubfor hundreds of partner agencies that comprise the emergency foodnetwork in the region and provides more than 14 million pounds offood – the equivalent of 12.1 million meals – to people in need everyyear. The Dunkin’ Joy in Childhood Foundation is a proud supporter ofthe Food Bank of Central New York.

HUNGER GRANTEESA Child’s HavenFeeding America Tampa BaySecond Harvest Food Bank of East TennesseeAcordFeeding Our Communities PartnersSecond Harvest Food Bank of MetrolinaAkron-Canton Regional FoodbankFeeding South FloridaSecond Harvest Food Bank of Middle TennesseeAkwesasne Boys & Girls Club St Regis Mohawk TribeFenway Community Health CenterSecond Harvest Food Bank of Northeast TennesseeAlabama Childhood Food SolutionsFood Bank of Central and Eastern North CarolinaSeeds of Hope, IncAssociated Catholic Charities For Community Development At Broome CoFood Bank of Northwest IndianaSilver Lake Annex Community CenterAtlanta Community Food BankFood Bank of Western New York IncorporatedSouth Shore Young Men’s Christian AssociationAugusta Food BankFood For Free CommitteesTable to TableBay State Community ServicesGabriels Children of The Green MountainsThe Catholic Charities Food Bank of The Southern TierBeacon AcademyGreater Attleboro Area Council For ChildrenThe Children’s Hunger ProjectBellevue Public Schools FoundationHarvesters-The Community Food NetworkThe Community Foundation for the Greater Capital RegionBlackstone Valley Emergency Food CenterHunger Task ForceThe Community Hope CenterBlessings In A BackpackInterfaith Human Services of PutnamThe Dimock CenterBoys & Girls Club of the SandhillsInterfaith Social ServicesThe Food Bank For WestchesterBoys & Girls Clubs of The Tennessee ValleyIntervale CenterThe FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean CountiesBoys & Girls Clubs of WarwickKitchens For GoodThe Fund for PS 84Boys and Girls Club of Blount CountyLowcountry Food BankThe Homeless Center for Strafford CountyBoys And Girls Club of Greater SalemMANNA FoodBankThe Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital FoundationCapital Area Food BankMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterThe Oasis Haven For Women & ChildrenCatholic Charities of MaineMerrimack Valley Young Mens Christian AssociationThe Salvation ArmyCatholic Charities Southwestern OhioMetrowest YMCAThe Thomas Promise FoundationCedarcrest Center for Children with DisabilitiesNew GroundThe Urban Farming Institute of BostonCENTRONew Hampshire Catholic CharitiesTreasure Coast Food BankChannel One Regional Food BankNewark Beth Israel Medical CenterUpper Valley HavenCheshire Community Food PantryNorthern Illinois Food BankWest Islip Youth Enrichment Services IncCommittee On Temporary Shelter (COTS)NurturyWestern Wake Crisis Ministry Board of DirectorsCommunity Food Bank of New JerseyOrland Township Food Pantry FoundationWeymouth Council For The Hungry James J DowdCommunity Food Bank of Southern ArizonaPayit4WardWheeling Township Emergency FundCommunity Kitchen Inc of Myrtle BeachPeople Helping People of Republic, MOWichita Falls Area Food BankCommunity ServingsPhilabundanceWindsor Community Service CouncilConnecticut Food BankPlace of HopeYMCA of Greater Providence Kent County BranchCreative Hub WorcesterPolice Athletic League of PhiladelphiaCUMACRainbows UnitedDaniels TableReaching-Out Community ServicesElisha ProjectRedwood Empire Food BankEnd 68 Hours of Hunger BarnsteadRegional Food Bank of Northeast FloridaEnd Hunger ConnecticutRegional Food Bank of Northeast New YorkFeed Branford KidsSarah’s Kitchen of the Treasure CoastAnnual Impact Report 2019 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation 13

BRINGINGJOY ONECOMMUNITYAT A TIMEStructured into seven localvolunteer chapters, the Dunkin’Joy in Childhood Foundation ispowered by a dedicated networkof franchisees and employees.These teams are passionateabout raising funds, giving back totheir communities and workingwith local nonprofits in theirneighborhoods to make an impact.

CENTRALATLANTICGAVE 179,000 TO 11 CHILD HUNGER NONPROFITS &15 CHILD HEALTH NONPROFITSGRANT SPOTLIGHTFUNDRAISING SPOTLIGHTCOMMUNITY SPOTLIGHTJohns Hopkins Children’s Center/Camp All Stars (Baltimore, Maryland)Baltimore/DC DinnerRichmond Food BankThe Central Atlantic Chapter celebrated itsFranchisee Ritesh Patel strikes a victory poseAt Camp All Stars, kids with kidney disease7th year hosting the Baltimore/DC dinnerafter he and his team finished packing hundredslearn how to better manage their disease whilebenefitting the Foundation. The event, whichof meals for kids and families in need at theexperiencing the joy of traditional campinggathers franchisees and partners from inside andRichmond Food Bank.activities and games with other kids their age.outside the Beltway, raised 85,000 in 2019.Thanks to a 35,000 grant from the CentralAtlantic Chapter of the Foundation, 2,500kids with kidney disease were able toattend Camp All Stars.Annual Impact Report 2019 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation 15

NEW YORKGAVE 490,500 TO 14 CHILD HUNGER NONPROFITS &18 CHILD HEALTH NONPROFITSGRANT SPOTLIGHTEVENT SPOTLIGHTCOMMUNITY SPOTLIGHTNew Ground (Levittown, NY)Manhattan GalaThe Valerie Fund Children’s CenterNew Ground helps low-income families in theThe New York Chapter – led by Co-Chairs CathyNew York Chapter Co-Chair Darlene Schoeneberg,New York area by providing direct food assistanceChavenet and Darlene Schoeneberg, above, alongOperations Manager Stacey Goetz and Franchiseeto children, access to an onsite food pantry forwith Franchisee Sid Mody – outdid itself in 2019,Miten Patel delivered toys and Dunkin’ breakfastfamilies, and nutrition education programs.raising 750,000 at its Manhattan Gala, thetreats to the Valerie Fund Children’s Center inThanks to a 5,000 grant from the New Yorkmost of any event in Dunkin’ Joy in ChildhoodMaplewood, NJ.Chapter, the Foundation provided food for 150Foundation history.children and assistance to 250 families.16 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation Annual Impact Report 2019

GAVE 157,500 TO FIVE CHILD HUNGER NONPROFITS &NINE CHILD HEALTH NONPROFITSMIDWESTGRANT SPOTLIGHTEVENT SPOTLIGHTCOMMUNITY SPOTLIGHTOpen Heart Magic (Chicago, IL)Midwest Dunkin’ CupGreater Chicago Food DepositoryOpen Heart Magic’s Bedside Magic program isThe Midwest Chapter held its first Dunkin’ CupThe Chicago Dunkin’ team rolled up its sleevesintended to bring magic performances to anyin 2019, raising 84,000. Dunkin’ Midwestat the Greater Chicago Food Depository andpediatric hospital patient – from 5-year-olds inleadership, employees and corporate partnerspresented the food bank with a 33,000 grant.intensive care units to 18-year-olds in isolationcame together in Chicago for a day of golf,rooms and everything in between. Thanks toon-course contests, raffles and silent auctionsa 20,000 grant from the Midwest Chapter ofto benefit the Foundation. Pictured here fromthe Foundation, Open Heart Magic was ableleft to right: Bob Navarro, Dunkin’ Operationsto bring magic – and joy – to more thanDirector; Dunkin’ Franchisee Aziz Nathani; Dunkin’12,000 pediatric patients.Franchisee Asif Nathani; and Dunkin’ OperationsManager Jared Heavener.Annual Impact Report 2019 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation 17

WESTGAVE 40,000 TO TWO CHILD HUNGER NONPROFITS &THREE CHILD HEALTH NONPROFITSGRANT SPOTLIGHTEVENT SPOTLIGHTCOMMUNITY SPOTLIGHTOkizu Foundation (Novato, CA)West AuctionChildren’s Hospital Orange CountyCamp Okizu provides children with cancer andThe West Chapter held a successful, impromptuDunkin’ Franchisee and Dunkin’ Joy intheir families respite from the rigors of treatment.auction for the Foundation at a regional franchiseeChildhood Foundation Board member ParagIn 2019, the West Chapter of the Foundation gavegathering. The event raised nearly 22,000 forPatel presented Children’s Hospital of OrangeCamp Okizu a 20,000 to help with recreationalthe Foundation!County with a 1,000 grant to celebrate thesupplies, meals and snacks for campers andsupplies for the on-site health center in orderto provide kids with a joyful camp experience.18 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation Annual Impact Report 2019opening of his new store near the hospital.

GAVE 521,250 TO 28 CHILD HUNGER NONPROFITS &14 CHILD HEALTH NONPROFITSNORTHEASTGRANT SPOTLIGHTEVENT SPOTLIGHTCOMMUNITY SPOTLIGHTLucy’s Love Bus (Amesbury, MA)Northeast Dunkin’ CupChildren’s Hospital at Dartmouth (Dartmouth, NH)Lucy’s Love Bus is named after Lucy, a little girlThe Northeast Chapter held its two-day Dunkin’Franchisees Kevin Andrade, Adam Quinn,with cancer who wanted to bring holistic healingCup golf tournament, bringing together Dunkin’Victor Carvalho and Greg Sagris made theexperiences to all pediatric cancer patients. Infranchisees, leadership and vendor partners whorounds at Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth,2019, Lucy’s Love Bus needed funds to expandlove to meet up on the green year after year anddelivering toys to kids and Dunkin’ coffeeits Healing Room program. Thanks to a 15,000raised 190,000 for the Foundation.to parents.grant from the Northeast Chapter, nearly 1,500more pediatric cancer patients will have access toweekly integrative therapy programs like music,massage therapy and acupuncture.Annual Impact Report 2019 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation 19

SOUTHCENTRALGAVE 199,300 TO 16 CHILD HUNGER NONPROFITS &EIGHT CHILD HEALTH NONPROFITSGRANT SPOTLIGHTEVENT SPOTLIGHTCOMMUNITY SPOTLIGHTThe Children’s Hunger Project (Cocoa, FL)Nashville DinnerWolfson Children’s Hospital (Jacksonville, FL)The Children’s Hunger Project provides weekendThe South Central Chapter blended fun andFranchisee and Dunkin’ Joy in Childhoodnutrition to kids in need, sending them home withfundraising at the Nashville City Club with anFoundation Board member Alex Fernandezbags of kid-friendly, school nutritionist-approvedevening of dancing, dinner and cocktails thatand the local Dunkin’ team held a Day of Joy atfood. A 5,000 grant from the South Centralraised more than 32,000 for the Foundation.Wolfson Children’s Hospital in Jacksonville, FL,Chapter of the Foundation funded weekend foodbags for the entire year for 47 kids in need.20 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation Annual Impact Report 2019including donut decorating and arts and crafts.

GAVE 121,900 TO FIVE CHILD HUNGER NONPROFITS &SIX CHILD HEALTH NONPROFITSCORPORATEHEADQUARTERSGRANT SPOTLIGHTEVENT SPOTLIGHTCOMMUNITY SPOTLIGHTBoston Children’s HospitalBowling BonanzaThe Elisha ProjectChild Life Specialists help pediatric patients enjoyThe Brand Central Chapter hosted its annualThe Brand Central Chapter and Dunkin’the simple joys of childhood even when they arebowling bonanza, complete with a costumeFranchisee and Northeast Co-Chair Victorfaced with treatments, procedures and uncertaintycompetition. The event raised more than 10,000!Carvalho volunteered with the Elisha Project to– but unfortunately, in many hospitals child lifecook and serve food for kids and families in needservices are limited on the weekends. The Brandin ProvidenceCentral Chapter of the Foundation at our corporateheadquarters provided Boston Children’s Hospitalwith a 25,000 grant to support designatedchild life weekend staffing as well as customizedprogramming, so that healing and play are notAnnual Impact Report 2019 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation 21

THANKYOUWe are grateful to our Board of Directorsand regional Chapter Co-Chairs,who guide and power the Dunkin’Joy in Childhood Foundationaround the country.COOPER DUNKIN'CHIEF JOY OFFICER

BOARD OF DIRECTORSCarlos Andrade, Dunkin’ FranchiseeShaun Cain, Dunkin’ FranchiseeVictor Carvalho, Dunkin’ FranchiseeAlex Fernandez, Dunkin’ FranchiseeJason Maceda, Dunkin’ BrandsDrayton Martin, Dunkin’ BrandsKari McHugh, Executive Director, Joy in Childhood FoundationParag Patel, Dunkin’ FranchiseeMathias Percy, Dunkin’ BrandsKaren Raskopf (Co-Chair), Dunkin’ BrandsDavid Sisson (Clerk), Dunkin’ FranchiseeKonse Skrivanos, Dunkin’ FranchiseeAlex Smigelski (Co-Chair), Dunkin’ FranchiseeJOY IN CHILDHOOD FOUNDATION TEAMAnne Fajon, Communications ManagerTracy Finn, Senior Events SpecialistApril McGonnigal, Senior ManagerErin Pochay, Program SpecialistREGIONAL CHAPTER CO-CHAIRSBRAND CENTRAL CHAPTERKristen Fitzpatrick, Dunkin’ BrandsJaime LeClair-Roy, Dunkin’ BrandsMolly Wiley, Dunkin’ BrandsCENTRAL ATLANTIC CHAPTERBill Adams, Dunkin’ BrandsDarrin Buono, Dunkin’ FranchiseeMIDWEST CHAPTERBob Blum, Dunkin’ FranchiseeAmin Habib, Dunkin’ FranchiseeBob Navarro, Dunkin’ BrandsNEW YORK CHAPTERCathy Chavenet, Dunkin’ BrandsSid Mody, Dunkin’ FranchiseeDarlene Schoenberg, Dunkin’ BrandsNORTHEAST CHAPTERVictor Carvalho, Dunkin’ FranchiseeKelly Fish, Dunkin’ BrandsSOUTH CENTRAL CHAPTERDavid Baumgartner, Dunkin’ FranchiseeKristi Strickland, Dunkin’ BrandsWEST CHAPTERDan Cataldo, Dunkin’ BrandsAnnual Impact Report 2019 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation 23

CORPORATE PARTNERSOur Corporate Partners help us amplify our mission and take our efforts to the next level.Thank you to all our partners for their support in 2019 and beyond.DIAMOND PARTNERSFrom left to right: Jennifer Vaillancourt, Andrew Bell, Stephen Mann,Albert Dore from Comcast Business24 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation Annual Impact Report 2019Anthony Epter, Dunkin’ Brands, and Alvino Battistoni, Rich ProductsFrom left to right: Hugh Harlan, Chris Taylor, John Mennes, Joe Latouffrom Harlan BakeriesMaryEllen Cedrone and Mike Rizzo from Coca-ColaDeLane Smith from Weston Foods and Dan McCartin from Dart ContainerCorporation

CORPORATE PARTNERSDIAMOND PARTNERSPREMIER PARTNERSBBDOJKRNDCPPLATINUM PARTNERSCoca-ColaMassimo Zanetti BeverageGOLD PARTNERSTransplaceSILVER PARTNERSDart ContainerPennant IngredientsHP Hood LLCBrillI. RiceOSI GroupBRONZE PARTNERSARYZTABridor, Inc.Baldwin Richardson Foods Co.Concord Foods Inc.CraftMark Bakery, LLCDean FoodsHarlan Bakeries, LLCLawrence FoodsLBP ManufacturingLyons MagnusMichael FoodsNext-Gen Supply GroupPactiv Food ServiceP&G ProfessionalRonpakSchreiber Foods Inc.SmithfieldTAVO Packaging, Inc.APPAREL PARTNERSCSE powered by HALOAnnual Impact Report 2019 Dunkin' Joy in Childhood Foundation 25

DONOR ROLL 100,000 Carl AndradeBAMKOBarnegat DonutsCanyon DonutsCarlos Andrade GroupSalvi Couto/Couto ManagementDEKK Group/Konse Skrivanos and AngeloMoutoudisLufrankton, LLCMastercardTony Nadar/QSR ManagementNorthern Bank and TrustDipak PatelParesh PatelDevarshi PatelSubarna SenguptaTaylor Consulting and Contracting, LLCWestside Donut Ventures, LLCPeter MarrinanN.A.T.C. Donuts Inc.Nadar NetworkNCR CorporationNew England Patriots, LLCOcean State CPLOracle America, Inc.Sam PanjwaniPaul PaquetteNishit PatelAmrit PatelAndy PatelSanjay PatelPower Management CompanyRF BinderRopes & Gray LLPGeorge Ross/ Coastal ManagementPaul and Natalie SantoroDominic Sequeira/Sequeira NetworkDinart SerpaSFG, an Advantage Marketing PartnerSokol and CompanySourcepakJose SousaTD BankTyson FoodsUni-Structures, IncVermont Donut EnterprisesVisa 10,000- 24,999 5,000- 9,999BBDO New YorkDunkin’ BrandsJKR Global 50,000- 99,999AJ Patel Food Service, Inc.Cafua Management Company/Cafua FamilyMetro Franchising/Stuart Cohen/Paul Waltzer 25,000- 49,999Arnold & PorterAscendantFXBank NewportDavid Baumgartner/Bluemont Group, LLCB

school pantries, camps for kids with illnesses, nutrition education programs and many others. Looking back on 2019, we are proud of what we accomplished: we did all we could to bring joy to our grantees and the kids they serve, our guiding principle day after day. WITH JOY, Alex Smigelski Franchisee Co-Chair, Joy in Childhood Foundation Karen .