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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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Bread for the World staff deliver petitions to the White House on Aug. 7, 2013. The petitions were signed by people who took part in the 2013 Offering of Letters and asked President Obama to set a goal and work with Congress on a plan to end hunger in the United States and abroad.

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2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORSNancy D. Arnison

Grand Rapids, Mich. Executive Director, Theological Book Network

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

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 of the Evangelical Covenant Church

Dayna CadeWashington, D.C. Executive Director, Society for International Development. President, DC Strategies, Inc.

John CarrCheverly, Md. Fellow, Institute of Politics, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University

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

Derick DaileyBlytheville, Ark. Teacher with Teach for America Delta Corps at KIPP Blytheville

Jim DetterickNew York, N.Y. Managing Director and Corporate Client Group Director at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC

Bob DoleWashington, D.C. Former Republican candidate for president. Former Majority Leader of the U.S. Senate

Elizabeth DonnellyBelmont, Mass. Longtime Bread member and former staff member

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

Ruth FarrellLouisville, Ky. Coordinator, Presbyterian Hunger Program

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

Michael GersonAlexandria, Va. Syndicated columnist for the Washington Post. Senior Advisor to ONE

Fred GroosStevens Point, Wis. Family physician at Family Health/La Clinica de los Campesinos

Chuck HagelNorth Platte, Neb. Distinguished Professor at Georgetown University and University of Nebraska at Omaha. Former Senator

Elizabeth HenryLittle Rock, Ark. Community Development Coordinator, Arkansas Children’s Hospital

Sandra F. JoiremanWheaton, Ill. Professor of Politics and International Relations, Wheaton College

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

Leonard LovettAlexandria, Va. First Executive Director of Ecumenical Relations and Urban Affairs for the Church of God in Christ

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

Megan MarshColorado Springs, Colo. Compassion International project and support specialist

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

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

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

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

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

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

Gabriel A. SalgueroNewark, N.J. Founder and President of the National Latino Evangelical Coalition

Greg ShawSeattle, Wash. Publisher and CEO, Crosscut Seattle

William ShawPhiladelphia, Pa. Pastor, White Rock Baptist Church. Former President, National Baptist Convention, USA

Malcolm StreetFort Worth, Texas. Owner and operator of assisted-living com-munities

Peace SullivanMiami Beach, Fla. Retired psychotherapist

Bob TerryBirmingham, Ala. Publisher and editor of The Alabama Baptist

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

Elaine Van CleaveNashville, Tenn. Grassroots activist

Martha WardSeattle, Wash. Community volunteer to reduce hunger and homelessness

Jim WinklerWashington, D.C. General Secretary of the United Methodist General Board of Church and Society

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Your prayers, generous gifts, and communications with Congress made 2013 a year of great progress in our work together to end hunger.

For the first time, Bread for the World’s work was featured in a general-release movie, A Place at the Table. It was launched in March 2013 in 28 theaters throughout the country. The movie was then featured in 550 community showings, many organized by Bread churches in cooperation with local partners.

The highlight of the summer was Bread for the World’s 2013 National Gathering over several days in June—attended by more than 1,400 people from around the country. A revival of the Lazarus musical played to a sold-out audience. Dr. James Forbes, Rev. Luis Cortes, Dr. Raj Shah, and Rev. Ron Sider gave powerful presentations.

The International Day brought together nutrition leaders from low-income countries, government officials from Guatemala and Zambia, and Irish Minister of State Joe Costello. This meeting helped build momentum for global progress against child malnutrition.

Bread for the World’s 2013 Offering of Letters generated more than 143,000 letters and more than 38,000 personal emails to Congress. As part of the Offering of Letters, Bread for the World members also secured 46,000 signatures on a petition to President Obama, urging him to set a goal and work with Congress on a plan to end hunger. This is the first time one of Bread’s Offering of Letters included the White House in its appeals. After accepting the first 30,000 signatures, the White House staff stated they were impressed by the handwritten petitions from so many different parts of the country.

Just before Thanksgiving, Bread for the World Institute released its 2014 Hunger Report: Ending Hunger in America. The report outlines a plan to reduce hunger by reducing unemployment, improving the quality of low-wage jobs, strengthening the safety net, and engaging local communities.

Prayer was the centerpiece of much of our work in November and December. Caritas Internationalis organized a global day of prayer as the launch for a campaign to end hunger endorsed by Pope Francis. The Huffington Post, The Washington Post, The Hill, Catholic News Service, and Reuters published Bread for the World op-eds about the global day of prayer.

Throughout 2013, renowned preacher Dr. James Forbes preached and taught about hunger and Bread for the World—reaching more than 30,000 people across the country.

I hope these highlights from last year convey how much was accomplished during a year of intense debate and partisan gridlock in Congress. You’ve helped lay the foundation for even greater progress in the months ahead.

David BeckmannPresident, Bread for the World

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PRESIDENT’S REVIEW

Rev. David BeckmannPresident

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2013 VICTORIES

BudgetAt the beginning of 2013, Congress passed and President Obama signed The American Taxpayer Relief Act,

preventing the most economically harmful portions of the fiscal cliff from taking effect. This agreement opened the government, allowing time for House and Senate budget writers to develop a plan for fiscal year 2014. The deal was good news for people struggling with hunger because of its positive impact on the economy and because antipoverty programs were protected or, in the case of development assistance, increased.

The fall brought the drama of the two-week shutdown of the federal government and near default on the debt ceiling. Before and during the shutdown, Bread worked with our faith partners to urge the re-opening of the government in order to prevent service disruptions that would have disproportionately affected struggling families. Bread and faith leaders gained visibility during the shutdown through its “Faithful Filibuster” calls to protect hungry and poor people from the effects of the shutdown.

At the end of the year, Congress passed the Bipartisan Budget Act with bipartisan support in both chambers. This budget agreement determines the level of total government spending for two years. The bill replaced sequestration, protected all poverty-focused programs from sequester cuts, and restored funding that was cut from Head Start. It also increased funding for international development assistance. Unfortunately, it did not extend unemployment benefits, instead allowing them to expire at the end of December.

Immigration ReformImmigration reform started with great momentum at the beginning of 2013, and we stepped up our advocacy

on the issue. The Senate passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill in June, but the issue stalled in the

Rev. David Beckmann, Bread for the World president, speaks at a press conference on Capitol Hill Sept. 17, 2013, to protest a plan to slash $40 billion from the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly food stamps). He is joined by Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and other members of the House.

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2013 HIGHLIGHTSHouse. Bread for the World favors comprehensive legislation that includes a pathway to citizenship and continues to advocate for needed reform.

Nutrition2013 was an important year for global maternal and

child nutrition. The Lancet medical journal attributes half of all child deaths to malnutrition. Bread for the World Institute and Concern Worldwide co-hosted an international meeting on June 10. The meeting renewed commitments to scale up nutrition, especially for mothers and children during the 1,000-day window between pregnancy and her child’s second birthday. Participants shared lessons learned and focused on new and innovative ways to address global malnutrition.

Farm BillMany of the key results of Bread for the World’s work in 2013 became evident in the early months of 2014,

when Congress finally acted on several matters, including the farm bill. The final bill was a mixed bag. Decisions made by Congress several years ago led to $11 billion in cuts to SNAP that went into effect on November 1. The final farm bill cut an additional $8.5 billion from SNAP. However, our strong advocacy kept much deeper proposed cuts of up to $40 billion out of the final bill. The final farm bill also maintained the authorized level of funding for international food aid at $2.5 billion annually.

The farm bill expanded authorization for local procurement of food and included a provision that will improve the nutritional quality of food aid. These provisions will mean that U.S. food aid reaches an additional 800,000 people. We are pleased that the appropriations bill increases funding for international food aid by $176 million, including $35 million for purchasing food locally. These provisions are an important first step forward on the reforms in international food aid that we are seeking in Bread for the World’s 2014 Offering of Letters.

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Bread for the World Institute Expenses 2013 2012Program services General education & research $3,830,660 $3,655,784 Outreach & advocacy 2,687,249 2,972,004 Public policy 1,331,089 1,094,440Total program expense 7,848,998 7,722,228Support servicesFundraising 432,089 543,357Finance and administration 232,163 582,416Total support expense 664,252 1,125,773TOTAL EXPENSE $8,513,250 $8,848,001Change in unrestricted net assets 2,430,612 5,003,499Change in temporarily restricted net assets 5,833,427 (3,978,715)NET ASSETS (beginning of year) $8,116,095 $7,091,311NET ASSETS (end of year) $16,380,134 $8,116,095

Bread for the World Expenses 2013 2012Program services General education & research $2,140,321 $1,973,151 Outreach & advocacy 1,130,309 1,171,675 Public policy 398,891 558,047Total program expense 3,669,521 3,702,873Support services Fundraising 778,335 787,811 Finance and administration 455,408 443,283Total support expense 1,233,743 1,231,094TOTAL EXPENSE $4,903,264 $4,933,967Change in unrestricted net assets 3,124,438 880,811Change in temporarily restricted net assets 682,913 -421,979Perm Restricted net assets 663 NET ASSETS (beginning of year) $2,128,486 $1,669,654NET ASSETS (end of year) $5,936,500 $2,128,486

Bread for the World Institute Revenues 2013 2012Public support Contributions $11,997,076 $3,908,279 Foundation grants 4,003,610 4,630,573 Prior years’ revenue used in current year* 5,316,700 3,978,715Total public support 21,317,386 12,517,567Other revenue 488,908 1,049,623Total operating revenue 21,806,294 13,567,190Non-operating revenue: investment income (loss) 287,695 284,310TOTAL REVENUE $22,093,989 $13,851,500

FINANCIAL OVERVIEWBread Total Revenue

Institute Total Revenue

Bread Total Expense

Institute Total Expense

Total Public Support96.0%

Other Revenue 4.0%

Non-Operating Revenue < 0.1%

Program Services 75.0%

Finance and Admininstration 9.0%

Fundraising 16.0%

2012

2012

2012

Program Services 87.3%

Fundraising 6.1%

Finance and Administration 6.6%

2012

Total Public Support 92.3%

Other Revenue 7.7%

Non-Operating Revenue < 0.1%

Total Public Support91.7%

Other Revenue 8.3%

Non-Operating Revenue < 0.1%

Program Services 74.8%

Finance and Admininstration 9.3%

Fundraising 15.9%

Program Services 92.2%

Fundraising 5.1%

Finance and Administration 2.7%

Total Public Support 97.8%

Other Revenue 2.2%

Non-Operating Revenue < 0.1%

Bread for the World Revenues 2013 2012 Public support Contributions $7,217,388 $4,120,638 Foundation grants 27,000 277,000 Church & denominational support 699,603 717,213 Prior years’ revenue used in current year* 300,548 421,979Total public support 8,244,539 5,536,830Other revenue 745,255 232,224Total operating revenue 8,989,794 5,769,054Non-operating revenue: investment income (loss) 37,038 45,724TOTAL REVENUE $9,026,831 $5,814,778

2013

2013

2013

2013

*Includes multi-year foundation grants and contributions. Source: 2013 audited financial statements.

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SUPPORTERS

BreadwinnersThese individuals and families generously contributed $100,000 or more in 2013 to Bread for the World or Bread for the World Institute.

Dr. Robert and Patricia AyresCharles Butt Charles Cheever and Nancy Shary Eleanor Crook Anne Jenkins Terry Meehan David and Carol Myers Maureen O’Leary Chang K. Park Rick Steves Malcolm and Lou Street Rev. and Mrs. Clifford S. Waller

New Century CouncilThese individuals and families generously contributed $50,000-$99,999 in 2013 to Bread for the World or Bread for the World Institute.

John Driscoll and Lauren Kelley DriscollLeota EsterPaula and George Kalemeris

President’s CircleThese individuals and families generously contributed $10,000-$49,999 in 2013 to Bread for the World or Bread for the World Institute.

Judith and Richard AndrewsRev. David and Janet BeckmannCarol and Ronald BurmeisterBarbara Dan and Howard E. Butt, Jr.Robert L. CahillD. Elwood ClinardBill and Caryl CrookNicholas DantuonoClarence and Lili DarrowJames DetterickRose DiMartino and Karen SmithJohn and Anne DuffyJon and Susan EthertonDr. H. Kenneth and Caroline FitzgeraldWilliam FoggPhilip Frey and Patricia GoingMichael FrisbyRevs. George Furniss and Sandy Larson

Dan and Peg GeislerChristopher and Nancy GibbsStephen and Angela GrothJohn and Becky HalleronMr. and Mrs. John HardingJohn and Felicia HendrixJohn Hoffmeyer and Janet CorpusMargaret Holfinger and Kenneth

HollenbeckPeter R. KelloggJulia and Frank LadnerRobert and Marla LichtsinnJoseph and Mary MartingaleRoger McCullough and Bob CardwellWilliam MillerHoward and Abby MilsteinDavid and Robin MinerCecilia MullenLee and Heidi NewbergAlan and Lesley PedersenPat and Gayle PelhamRoy PfautchKatherine Pringle and John McCormickNancy and George RuppKathleen and Todd Shapley-QuinnDiana and Bill SornborgerBill Strawbridge and Meg WallhagenPatricia A. StumpPeace SullivanMichael Troutman and Amy

BlumenshineAlice Walker DuffRaye WhiteLarry and Kathi Zimpleman

Council to End HungerThese individuals and families generously contributed $5,000-$9,999 in 2013 to Bread for the World or Bread for the World Institute.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor T. AdamoJohn and Alix AnkeleSharon and Tom ArendshorstCatherine and Don AugensteinJoanne and Donald BartelJoanne and Billy BergholdMary Catherine BuntingPeter and Virginia CarryJason DykstraMichael and Barbara GartnerBrian GavinDr. Ed J. Gracely

Rev. Doug GrayBetsy HendrixDonald and Tricia HueneFernando and Celina IsartCharles J. JacobsSandra and Paul JoiremanTim and Debbie KasparGarnett and Martha KeithTimothy L. KingstadOrin S. KramerNancy and Joseph KunkelMr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. LangoneRobert E. LauderMaxine LillieJames R. LundCarol Lombard LutzDr. Charlotte M. MahoneyAnn M. MalloukLoris M. MastertonMarjorie McGahrenJack H. MillerJoan NeilMr. and Mrs. Roger NittlerLee H. PerlmanJana E. PrescottRuth QualbenRobert and Kay RileyMichael SennottRobert and Rebecca ShawRev. Arthur and Shirley SimonMartin SpaldingRussell and Susan StallSteve and Emmy StanleyMr. and Mrs. John WaltersJanet White and Michael ClarkCharles and Angela Williams

Founder’s SocietyThese individuals and families generously contributed $2,500-$4,999 in 2013 to Bread for the World or Bread for the World Institute in honor of Art Simon as founder of Bread for the World.

Robert E. ArbogastDr. James and Rev. Judith BangsundMr. and Mrs. Charles H. BayerRev. and Mrs. Richard Guy BellissJohn and Paula BendallKari BertRev. and Mrs. Alden BesseVictoria BeynonNancy BoltSheila T. BurrisRon and Lynn ByrnesPaul CaslowKenneth and Carol ClancyDon CoffeyRuth and C. William DealyThe Honorable Robert J. DoleRalph and Susan DoughtonCharles and Ruth DowTimothy and Teresa DunbarDana English and Thomas Whalen

Robert and Margaret FagensonJames A. GabrielJean and William GrausteinDavid and Margaret HannayElizabeth HenryRev. Robert W. HerronJohn and Ann HisleStephen and Jan HitchcockPeter and Kelley HoopisJohn HuitemaAnn G. HunterGinny and Bob KaneKathleen and William KastilahnVivian Zeik LeonardThomas LeonardRev. Katherine A. MahleDr. Michael and Jeannee MartinDavid H. McAlpin, Jr.Revs. James and Dean McDonaldSusanne McMillanErik D. MedinaSteven and Christine MohlerPeter and Christine MooreBeverly S. MossRoger and Mary MyhreDan and Teresa NoletLorna NunnMark and Linda NygardFr. Robert ObermeyerEd and Marlyce PayneJanis B. RichMartha M. RichardsonDr. and Mrs. Tom RoddyJim and Judy RoosHenri and Candace RushPeter SchakelJohn and Diane SchlittMr. and Mrs. R. Matthew SimonDaniel and Nina SmithMr. and Mrs. Jim SmithSidney Stolz and David HatfieldSteve and Robin ThomasDr. Roger and Lusandra VincentMark VollmeringLeslie and Timothy WallstromAndrea WestmeyerJean C. WhitingDonald Wiesen

National AssociatesThese individuals and families generously contributed $1,000-$2,499 in 2013 to Bread for the World or Bread for the World Institute.

W. Shepherdson Abell Janet Abraham Judy Agee Maureen M. Aggeler Eugene and Denise Alms Marlene Anderson Warren D. Anderson Lois Anderson Elizabeth Anderson

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.

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Abigail Arms Robert and Margaret Ayres George Baldwin and Sara Fauquier David and Karen Barber Mr. and Mrs. William Barr Chris Barrett Suzanne Beaumont Georgette M. Beck Andrew Beckler and Jennifer WendyElizabeth Bednarski Norman and Peggy Bendroth Alice Benson and Kirk Fitch Viola Benthin Jack Berghuis Collette and Paul Beuther Mark R. Bewsher Judy Bierbaum Daniel M. Birdsong Bruce and Marilyn Blackie Rebecca M. Blank & Johannes C.

Kuttner Scott E. Bleggi Vincent G. Bonasso Rev. Anne Bonnyman Joseph Borodach Charles and Susan Bowman Pat Brandenburg Cathy and Dave Brechtelsbauer Carl and Elaine Bretscher Robert C. Brown Walter Brueggemann Jacqueline and Keith Brux Sarah and Austin Buckman Charles and Mary Jo Burpee Greg and Stephanie Burrows William J. Byron, SJ Duke and Lori Caldwell Mary A. Callahan Ed and Shirley Carlson Roch Carter and Jane Flink Carter Mr. and Mrs. T. Drew Cauthorn Richard Chamiec-Case Donald F. Clarke Anne and Greg Clites Robert and Connie Stewart Roger Cooke and Joan Cirillo Marsha V. Cookingham George and Ruth Councell Areta Crowell Thomas Cummings Rev. Joseph K. Curley Rev. Frederick J. Cwiekowski Eloise Dale John and Jodi Darrow Sam Daube Revs. John and Patricia de Beer Esther E. De Deo Loic and Rebecca de Kertanguy Russell and Pamela De Young William T. Deffebach Diane DeJoannis Dennis L. Demmel Brenda Destro Mark and Diana D’Evelyn Wim and Chris DeVos Marion Diener Herman and Dorothy Diers Douglas and Patricia Dolan

James K. Donnell Michael J. Dubilier Patricia Dufresne Wolcott Dunham and Joan Findlay

Dunham Douglas Dunlop Reginald Dyck Jo K. Edgley Paul and Sharon Eklof Robert J. Ekman Joan Ellison Jeanne Elmhorst Daniel and Karen Erlander Peter and Marty Everts Clarence W. Firari Kathleen Fischer and Thomas Hart Ellen and Allen Fisher Allen Fisher Rev. John J. Fitzgerald Michael and Betsy Fleenor Mary A. Flournoy Cheryl and William Foote Rev. Yolande and Claude Ford, Sr. Rev. Mary Forell-Davis John Foss Eugene M. Franceschini, OSM Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Frank Jane and James Frankenberger John Freal Rev. Roger L. Fredrikson Norma A. Fritsche Margery and Les Galbraith Richard Games Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Garber Anoop and Kalpana Garg Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gasiewicz John N. Gavin June Gebert Bill and Eileen Gilles Martin and Lenore Gleason William and Marjorie Glover Rev. and Mrs. Maurice L. GoldsmithPatrick and Amy Gotcher Deborah and Bill Granger Joseph C. Graunke Sr. Jeanne Marie Greenen Barry and Michele Griswell Donna M. Groover Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Gross David Grunbaum Dean and Pam Gruner Ron and Linda Gunden Thomas Haines James and Carol Hallberg John and Julie Hamre George and Margaret Hanafee Duane and Elizabeth Hanson Lois Harder Donna Harder Margaret Hassett and John Kehoe Troy and Heather Hawks Edna Haworth Agnes R. Hayden Stephen and Jude Hayes Prescott Heald Roger and Marge Heegaard A. Robert Hemmingson Lois M. Herring

Dr. Ray and Rosemary Hershberger B. Mark and Carol Hess Cheryl Hibbeler Mark A. Hicks Harry and Starr Hinrichs Steve and Sandra Hirdes Rosemary R. Hobson Lynn and Bruce Holbein Rev. Eric C. Holmstrom Leah and Bill Horton Judy Hoshek and Nick Dobrinich Patricia A. Hougen

Dan and Joanie Houston Debra Hover Mary Ann Howkins and David TolleyBetty and Darwin Hudson Sr. Julia Huiskamp Marian Huizenga Timothy and Annette Huizenga Gus and Thelma Hultman June Husom Christine Ihde Bill W. Irlbeck Harry A. Jacobs, Jr. Alexander M. Jacobs William and Mary Jacobs Rev. Cindy Jacobsen Dr. Maynard and Elaine Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. John Jakobson

Rev. Debra Jameson Adnan Janjua Lawrence and Ruth Jaynes David and Mary Beth Jellen Martha Jenson Dr. David Johns Gerhard and Virginia Johnson Annette Faber Johnson Scherry and Jeff Johnson Dean Johnson Thad and Suzanne Johnson Anne H. Johnson

Zaira Jones Robert Jones Michael Just Fr. George Kane Stephen and Marina Kaufman Frances and Howard Kellogg Adele Keogh Martha Kern Deborah and Reiley Kidd Bryan Kingsriter Charles and Judith Klawitter Linda and Rick Knapp Stuart and Mary Ellen Knappmiller Tom and Linda Koehn Philip Kohler Monika and Chris Krimendahl Anne M. Kuempel

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Rev. Agnes Kuentzel Frank and Martha Kuhlman Mary Ann Kundtz Rev. Francis Labita Patricia Lamb Corina Lamotte Thomas Landgraf Mary Anne and Robert Lanni Eugene Lantz Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Lapeyre, Jr. Terry Larkin Asma Lateef Edward Lavelle Brandt and Christine Lawson Stephen and Jennifer LeBlanc Rev. Sandra Levy Philip Lewis George Lieser Harry and Carolyn Lincoln Rev. Marshall Linden Robert B. Loftfield Michael C. Long David and Karen Lowe Willa and Ted Lutz Lawrence Lynch Grant Macleod Lorenz Magaard Michael Malloy Gail and John Maloney James and Keli Manley John and Susan Manor James Mark Michael and Julia Marks Jack and Barbara Marks Frank and Susan Mars John P. Martin Christopher Mason Nancy and William Mathias Ronald and Lillian Mathsen Sylvia Matthews John and MaryAnne Mauriel Margery Mayer Lawrence McBrady Cardinal Theodore McCarrick Eugene McCarthy Linda McEwen Deborah McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. McHugh Joel McWilliams Maricela Medina Tim and Lynn Mercer Mr. and Mrs. James Metzger Kenneth J. Meyer Bruce Meyer Vince and Carmen Mezzera David Miles Drs. O. Fred, III and Joan Miller Susan Minson David Mitchell Mary Ann and Mark Moller-GundersonElizabeth Monagle Susan Montgomery Terry and Cornelia Moore Marion E. Moreau Mr. and Mrs. James T. Morris Sue Morrissey Frances Moss Fr. Marvin A. Mottet

Dennis Frank Murnyak James and Dorothy Murray Robert and Marian Musser Phillip R. Myers Stephen and Nancy Myers Jerry Mylet Mary and Robert Naftzger Jennifer Smith Nazaire Winifred Nelson Rev. Lloyd and Muriel Neve Kaj and Yvonne Neve Aldean Newcomb and George KrummeDr. Nicholas Noe Beverly Norton Katherine Nowak Pamela and Howard Nurse Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Nygaard Dr. Kelli S. O’Brien Margaret O’Connell Dennis and Lori O’Donnell Stephen J. O’Donnell Paul Offenbacher Margaret O’Herron and Bob Healy Robert and Meredith Ohmes David Oliver Paul and Betsy Olson Charlie and Mary Beth O’Reilly Kathleen O’Reilly Jayoung Pak Russell W. Palmer MaryLou Palmer Chelsea and Aaron Pang Bill Paparis Joan Pepin and Michael Woods Fr. Martin A. Peter Susan Petersmeyer Annette L. Pickard Susan Pimentel Lewis and Winifred Pinch Darla Postil Anton and Janis Prange Kent and Julie Price Joyce M. Price Mary Lou Pringle Dr. and Mrs. Norberto E. Priu Warren Quarles Mark and Jean Raabe Walter and Dorothy Rabe Paul Rabe and Cheryl Gunter Bishop Lawrence L. Reddick III Gerald and Hannah Rees Ronald Refior Michael Reilly Kimberly and John Reisman Dennis and Connie RemenschneiderElizabeth P. Resnick Rev. James and Jan Rettig Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reynolds William and Maura Reynolds Rod and Sherry Rinell David and Susan Roberson Dr. Robert and Elizabeth Roberts F. David Roberts Sally Robinson John H. Rockwell II Bill and Joan Rohde C. Randolph Ross Charles and Eleanor Roth

Richard A. Roughton Aafien and Michael Ruble Charles and Margreet Ryan Peter and Bernice Rynders Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Sage Stanley and Elizabeth Salett Karin Sandvik John and Julie Sanford Edna Schade Rev. Marvin A. Schilling Floyd and Betty Schoenhals Rev. David C. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Brian Schupp John E. Schwiebert Jane Scocca Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shafer Grace Sheldon-Williams Alan and Sharon Shelton Dr. Thomas H. Shepard James and Rebecca Shields Theodore and Karie Shorack Dorothy Shreve Harold R. Sikorski Patricia Simonds Margaret and David Sloat Jack Smalligan and Carolyn Brock Nancie Smith Sue Smith Florian and Louise Smoczynski Raymond and Joan Spatti Theresa Sprain Thomas Spreitzer Cyrus W. Spurlino John St Laurent and Elaine S. MartinDoug and Joyce Stakem Robert and Deborah Sterken Frances Stevenson James Stipe and Christina Way Lloyd and Dorothy Stivers Richard and Elaine Stoltzfus Olga Stone Vera Stryjak Roger C. Sullivan Susan and Ronald Swanson Don and Kathleen Tashner Dr. Barbara O. Taylor Gregory and Jolanda Taylor Andrew Tecson and Nancy Ellen HagenHarvey Tedford Bobby and Patricia Terry Orton Tofte Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tomberg Judith Toni Lois I. Torvik Rev. Joseph Towle, MM Marilyn S. Townley Margaret and Charles Trageser-Kay Dr. Thomas A. Travers Lois and Robert Troemel Rev. Paul Turner William and Joy Turpie Col. Caroline Van Mason Elaine E. VanCleave Robert J. Vanden Burgt Mary Vander Maten and John PetersonSteve Vandine and Ellen Schneider Bishop Joe S. Vasquez Daniel and Linda Vinson

Joseph Vitale Rev. James Vojtik Cameron Vowell Louis and Mary Ann Wagenveld Willard Wagner Pauline Walker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wall Mr. and Mrs. James Waltz Andy and Anita Ward Mr. and Mrs. Phineas Washer Susan Waterfall Steve Watson Michelle Weakfall Duane and Mary Weiland Hermann I. Weinlick Richard and Dana Wekerle Donna and Ned Wenstrup Paul Wenzloff Jim and Evelyn Whitehead Kenneth Whitney John Whittington Isaac T. Wiegman Jerry and Jo Ann Wiesner Charlotte S. Williams Jean and Robert Williams George and Carol Williamson Connie Wimer and Frank Fogarty Mary Woodall-Jappe Marie C. Woods Jean M. Wylie Charles and Gerry Young Stephen and Amy Zeder

Full HarvestThese individuals and families generously contributed $500-$999 in 2013 to Bread for the World or Bread for the World Institute.

Gerald and Judy AakerSarah AdamsonRobert AdkinsDavid AkersLoretta J. AloisDr. and Mrs. Michael AltamuraAdlai AmorTeresa L. AmottMatt AndersonC. Kent ArgentaRosemarie ArmstrongNancy D. ArnisonRich and Sherry AronsonJean L. ArtzDavid R. AskeyRoger V. AsplundRussell E. Atha, IIILawrence AubrechtChuck and Jessica AustinEsteban AvinaJames and Sarah BaarJames and Barbara BabbBarbara Bahrt-SmithSolveig BaileyRebecca L. BakerHarry BaltzerDuane BanksJoseph P. BaranowskiJudith H. BarberSonia BassoFrederick Bauer

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Faith E. BaumanMark and Judy BeckerGary and Mary BeckerMichael and Valerie BellWilliam and Gloria BelliJim and Gayle BeltmanGlen and Catherine BengsonRev. Audrey and Andrew BenjaminMr. and Mrs. Bruce C. BennettHoward and Shirley BensonHelen BentleyPerry and Kristen BentleyMeredith BergAlan BergKristin Berkey-AbbottLois I. BernbeckDorothy BertucciGeorge L. BetzSusan BilgerSusan and Tim BinghamRichard and Arlene BirdsallMary BlackwellJoan K. BleidornDeborah C. BlueDennis and Kathy BoosMarcus BorgDevry S. BoughnerJoan BowenMeg BowermanPhilip BowmanPatricia BrackleyJohn and Jane BraungerDick F. BresnahanChris BreuSteven J. BriceNina BrooksRev. John L. BrophyRobert BrorbyClaudia and Mark BrownBernard and Carol BrownShirley BrownBeth S. BrownCoralie BrownGlenn and Marge BrownSuzanne and Bob BrowningFather Raymond BucherKenneth and Bernice BuecheMary and Gordon BuitendorpSteve BulthuisMary Lou BurberyAnthony and Karen Burgess-CasslerBrenton BurkholderTheresa M. BurlhisMary Beth ByrneMike CahillRobert CaldwellMichael CalhounBruce CalkinsBeverley CampbellPeter CampbellJohn A. CapeSue CarltonCarol B. CaroJoanne CarpenterCeslaus K. CarvalhoJoel Cassingham and Sheila ArimondKenneth T. CavanaughPaul Chan and Katie Lorand

Ardis and G. Clarke ChapmanSusan CheckLorna ChesnuttJohn ChristiansenAlfred and Gladys ClaassenDr. and Mrs. Charles CladelWilliam ClaflinCarolyn M. ClancyJoan E. ClarkSusan ClarkSteven and Kathleen ClassenBarbara ClawsonCatherine ClelandNicholas CliffordJohn H. CliffordAnne CokeRalph and Linda ColeRichard ColemanDavid ConantJim and Anne CondonDiahnne CopelandDonald and Nancy CorkrumKathryn CramerStephen and Maria CraneSaradell CrawfordTerri CrossNuala CrottyGeorge and Anne CusickKaren DaleKenneth DalyJohnny and Teresa DanosMaureen and Dennis DarceyKirti DarshaniJim and Marilyn DavidheiserRobert and Jane DavidsonMary DaviesJeffrey DaviesJohn F. DavisGeorge DavisJessica DavisDr. Jan R. de VriesMarilyn De WittMary A. DeakStephen and Deborah DehaanSumon DejavichitlertFather Dan DerryDan Devine and Michele CholletRosemary DexterPeter DeyoungRev. Francisco DiazClaudia T. DickersonAnne and Joseph DolsChristopher R. DonahueMary Pat DonelamThomas DonovanNancy DorerTerre DorwardClara M. DoyleDorothy W. DrummondJim DrysdaleRev. Donna DuensingJohn W. DuffMary EatonIsabel EchazuPat Egan-MyersGabriela and Louis EggingRobert EhrsamNancy Eibeck

Roberta Eisman GoldsteinJoseph F. Eitner Mohsen EkhlassiJudith and Eldon EngerMichael and Susan EnghAnne EvansCharles FairBennett Falk and Margaret MorelandKathleen and Dennis FaltynskiWilliam J. FarquharsonRonald M. FedrickMichael FeldsherEvelyn FergusonEdward FeroliJames and Carol FerransChristina FerrariCarol FeuersteinLewis and Martha FikesMr. and Mrs. Timothy FilleyPatricia A. FineganLarry A. FischbachLois M. FishJoan E. FlemingRev. and Mrs. Ralph FogalMary FrancisDebra E. FrancisMarge FrancoisJann Freed and John FisherDr. and Mrs. David A. FrenchRichard FriedFrancis L. FriedRobert C. FrieseTimothy and Katherine FulneckyCatherine FurlaniJohn GalbreathJames GallagherMargie GallagherDr. and Mrs. Edward J. GallagherBill Gallagher and Anne FavretGordon GanoRichard E. GardinerMr. and Mrs. Edward GarnerThomas and Marlene GarrettRobert GarthwaitPastor and Paul GasqueWilson Gautreaux, Jr.Fred and Nancy GehlbachJohn and Ellen GeigerAlbert and Barbara GelpiAnne GentryDavid GenzinkWilliam and Nancy GerdesArchbishop Peter L. GeretyChuck and Pat GerhanJohn GerondelisElsa GibsonGwenn GilchristMartha GilletteChristine GilsinanJennifer GingerichDorothy GistJacqueline GlassMichael J. GlassDanielle GoldstoneDick and Kerry GoodsonRobert D. GosmaThomas and Peg GossMeridell and Vincente Gracias

James GrayMartha and E. GregoryEdmund O. GriesedieckLyle P. GroeneveldRenee M. GroggJohn GrossmannNorah Guequierre and Ben Von FischerJoanne H. GulsvigMark GundermanRobert G. Gunn, Jr.Joy Guscott-Mueller andSharon and Jeff GustinJoan HaanPaul HaasKate J. HagenLarry and Janet HagenSusan J. HahnMichael HaireKatherine L. HaleThe Honorable Tony Hall and

Janet S. HallGwynne E. HallockJim HammerleeCynthia and Paul HansonAnn and Ann HardieRobert C. HargreavesJenna B. HarmanRobert L. HartenfeldMary Louise HartmanRobert HastingsRobert S. HathawayVerna A. HauserB. Paul HayesCharles and Cathy HaysHugh E. HegyiCarolyn and Dave HellerichFrank R. HellingerRex A. HendersonJeanette HerbertDonald F. HetzlerRachel L. HewittRobert and Miriam HivelyEric HoffmanJudy and Judith HofmannMary Jo J. HolzhaeuserBonnie Rose HoughGwen M. HowardCarolyn and Michael HoytRenie HradnanskyPastor and Fred HubertGeorge E. HudakJoe HudgensDavid HulefeldJule HunefeldLurly HunsbergerKathleen and Patrick HuntRosemarie HuntElizabeth HussmannEunice and Paul HyerMary IhliDorthy M. IldefonsoSteve IliffDaniel IsamanMarthea D. JagerDarcy R. JamesCarolyn and Richard JohnJoseph and Madeleine JohnsonLowell E. Johnson

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Sue and John JohnsonGeorge and Vivian JohnsonGay L. JohnsonBernadette B. JonesJim and Edie JornsKaren Josephson and Robert CamachoLorna and Richard JostBob Josten and Susan JudkinsJudy M. JuddKenneth and Sally KampfeDr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. KaseMarilyn KatzmanJohn and Gail KavalunasJ. R. and Beverly Ann KeenerGeorge KegleyLou Anne KellmanDavid and Lavone KendallVictor S. KennedyColleen M. KentMichael KeoughMarcia and Thomas KilbaneWilliam R. KilzerJoanne R. KimballDorothy KingDan KingJoseph King, Jr. and Amy JusticeDorothy J. KingsmoreMarie KinkadeLinda KinsingerSteve and Donna KirchNorma KirkpatrickJanet and Lloyd KittlausDelores M. KlevosPaul M. KochJohn and Wende KotoucDiane and Keith KrellRev. and Mrs. Armin H. KroehlerSarah KruegerKarl and Karen Kumpf

Kathleen and Michael KurzLawrence KuserHon. John J. LaFalceLoretta and Wayne LaFaveCharles D.E. LakemanFather Ralph LammersRebecca and James LangerLinda LappLeo J. LarriveeRachel LarsonPatricia LawlessJudith C. LeeLois I. LefflerStephen and Beth LegateDallas LehmanNancy and Karl LemkeJohn W. LemlyBeth LepinskiWilliam Lese and Serena Harding-JonesRobert LesslMark and Kristie LeverenzMr. and Mrs. Richard LevittJanet LewisKate LieberTerry and Joyce LillisKathy and David LingCarol LingemanJohn T. LohreKeith LokkesmoeHelen S. LondonThomas G. LongCarole LongRick LorentzJane LowrimoreJeanne Luboja and John TimEric LucasFrances A. LudwigSarah LutterodtMinhthu Lynagh

Mary MacKenzieKathryn MacKinnonEllen MacRaeNorma and Douglas MadsenMartin and Jane MaehrJulie MagnusChristopher MagriHarold and Julia MahLinda ManattAvery C. ManchesterLouise MannSue B. ManningMr. and Mrs. Paul M. MantschMartha MargarideSusan MarquisWilliam and Elizabeth MarshallKathryn MarshallEsther MarshickArdele B. MartinezRonald and Marilyn MartinsonLisa MaskaDixie D. MasnovJoyce C. MastDavid and Teri MathewsChris Matthews and Kenneth NesperDaniel MauneyTed MaxeinerPamela McAbee NesbitPaul McCarthyPhilip and Elizabeth McClintockMarilyn McCloskeyMike McCurryDiane and Todd McElfish-HellePatricia A. McGaffiganJohn McGaleyAnne and Arthur McGivernMichael McKennaEdward J. McLaughlinMalcolm and Wendy McLeanJoan and John McLellanRobert McMathMimi McMillanSharon and Jim McNamaraMargaret McNaughtonMary A. McPhersonBenny McPhersonDebb McRobertsMike G. McWilliamsMr. and Mrs. David E. MeadePatrick MeadeJeff Means and Diane GlassJohanna Y. MearaGary MeliusDaniel J. MelkusLarry and Mary Jo MenningaDan and Lori MeulenbergAndrew MeyerHerbert MeyrJoseph and Linda MichonEdward and Ruth MihevcNathan MillerChristian M. MiltonNorma T. MitchellOliver Moles, Jr.Rosemarie MolikEllen and George MonsmaSteven MooreJames H. Moore

Bernardine A. MooreVeronica MoranJames M. MoranAnne MorawskiJohn MoreBill MorkillJulie MorlandWilliam MuehlRuth MullerGail and Ridge MultopKathleen MurnionKatherine MurpheyMary R. MurphyAnne MurphyJoseph G. MurrayBev MusserDavid and Melanie MustoneNicholas NaccariJoanne NazarianLarry W. NeebSusan NeilJoseph and Julia NeilsonFred and Jean NelisL. Grace NelsonRichard and Sue NelsonEarl E. NelsonJeffrey I. NelsonCraig and Kathy NessanPaul W. NeukirchJ. Mark NickellRuth NickersonMark Niedergang and Marya AxnerGlenn NielsenGladys NieuwsmaDale and Alice NobleGail NodenElizabeth L. NolanElizabeth NordquistMary C. NosekKathryn NovotnyJack Nusbaum and Nora Ann WallaceEdward O’BrienRamon OcasioHeather O’ConnellBrenda O’ConnellJohn O’DonnellBrigid M. O’DonnellGwen and David OethFrances O’HernJeffrey G. Ojemann and Karen L. SelboeHarold and Ruth OliverCharles OlmsteadKristi K. OlsonDuane Olson and Constance BeckJohn OlssonDaniel and Marie O’RourkeNaomi OrsayLarry OttemanJohn W. OzbunJohn PaarlbergJohn and Mary PaoneHarold and Betty ParkDiane W. ParkerCarol ParowskiMr. and Mrs. John S. PartonFrances C. PascaleMarti PastoreJohn Pasurka

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Jimmy PattersonPhella PattersonPeter P. PaurazasEdgar C. PearaKerri PedersenJoseph and Ellen PellegrinRebecca PentzPastor Richard A. PerfettoJeanne PerreiraJames and Mary PerschyLynn T. PetersenRoger PetersenDennis PetersenPaul E. PetersonShannon PetersonJerrald and Esther PfabeCathy PfefferleBruce PhelpsDavid PhillipsCynthia PiccirilliDonna and Charles PickardJames F. Pierce, Jr.Alma J. PlanteJoseph and Mary PodorsekJohn-William and Susan PoduskaBruce PosthumusGail PoveyDavid and Lois PreisingerJoan ProellWilliam PuchlevicMarya PulaskiVivian QuarlesHerbert RaderMelvin Raff and Dolores RaffCheryl RaffertyMary RameyRussell V. RandleRuth M. RedingtonDaniel A. ReeceElinor M. ReesKatherine and Doug ReillyCharles ReinboldKari ReiquamDavid and Patti RepkoJohn ReuwerDee RhodesEdward H. and JoAnne RiedeselMr. and Mrs. Robert RigstadDan J. RingStephen P. RinnertBetty RisleyHarriet RosenbloomRobert C. RosingGreg RothJennifer RoyRoger and Elaine RuffStephen and Diana RuthMr. and Mrs. Winthrop RutherfurdMonika RutkowskiWilmer RuttCarl SaalbachMichael and Cynthia SaarelaIsabella SalaverryBryan M. SamuelsonPablo and Rita SanchezMeghan SauderPaul ScaringiSteve and Renee Schaaf

Robert SchadenCarol and Melvin ScherpenisseLilla SchmeltekopfEliza SchmidkunzKarl K. and Shirley A. SchmidtKenneth W. SchmidtDr. and Mrs. William H. SchneiderPeggy SchottJohn and Mary SchrammRobert A. SchrammKent and Melissa SchrofFred SchuurmannMichael Scully-LinderLonnie SearsDouglas and Gail SeebeckJohn and Margit ShanahanGreg ShawMr. and Mrs. Vincent SheaMary SheaJuanita and Paul SherbaJames L. ShermanEric ShinThomas M. ShineDavid ShireyMr. and Mrs. Gerald E. SiefkenKenneth and Eleanor SiessCarl and Kathleen SikoraCathryn M. SimonWilliam and Cheryl Simpson-WhitakerMary Louise R. SirignanoPhyllis SiudyJohn and Maryellen SmileyMichael SmithBarbara and Kenneth SmithKatherine Smith and Brian YoungSheryl SmokerTom Smull and Liz GilmanDorothy G. SomersJohn G. SommerMary and Timothy SoulisCarol M. SpiekerDonna B. SpigaroloHerbert C. SpomerMatthias and Martha StallmannBarb StaniszewskiKathleen StaudtDonald SteelbergGary SteeleEarl SteinbergMerin StephenSarah G. StephensDale and Mary Beth StillwellJan R. StoneChristopher and Emily StrayhornJoanne StreitFred and Gloria StrickertJoseph StricklandElaine E. StrommeGordon and Glenda StrotherDave and Lorraine StuartEsther StuedemannPaul Stuehrenberg and Carole DevoreRobert J. SuitJohn J. SullivanBonnie SullivanFelix SutphinDavid SuttonGrace Swensen

Heinrich TaegtmeyerAnthony J. TambascoHelen TaneyRoger and Mardel TanquistSusan F. TaquechelNancy TarboxEugenia TerryNorman TheissLisa and Oliver ThomasGomer ThomasKathy ThomsonBlaise Tobia and Virginia MaksymowiczGeorge-Ann TobinEarl and Patricia TodtDaniel ToenjesPatricia K. TownsendElsie G. TrappGary and Querethea TravisWilliam TreacyOlive and Lawrence Turnipseed

Mr. and Mrs. Peter VajdaCorrine Van DykRowland and Judith Van EsFaye Van Oyen and David HessWillem and Ingeborg Van PeltMichael L. Van ScyocJohn VanderstarEugene VanderwellSacra VaughanJames J. VaughanLillian VennerGeeorge E VeomettJoy and Jeffrey ViauKevin Vincent and Patricia HamanTom and Becky Von FischerMarilyn Helmuth VoranAlvin and Joyce VosEdith F. WaisAlan WakefieldKathy W. WalkerCarol and Bob WallMartha Wallace

May WangMyrtle WangerinCharlotte WardElizabeth WasemFather Robert WashabaughBruce WeberBill WehrbeinCarol A. WehrheimCharleen WeidenbachJeanette WellerGloria I. WeselyMaureen WesolowskiCharles C. WestJohn B. WheelerBishop C. Dale WhiteRobert A. WickerPeter WickstrandRandy and Loralie WieseJanet F. WilcoxKendra Wilde

Karen E. WilkesArthur E. Williams, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William WillisEdward WilsonRuth WilsonRoger A. WissmanWalter H. WistAizik L. Wolf, MDBarbara J. WolffMarilyn J. WorkmanWilliam J. YanceyRandy and Joyce YatesRichard A. YaussyCharles and Mamie YeagleJohn A. YoungChica and John YoungerEdward ZahorikRosemary ZauchaDennis and Pat ZeregaDavid ZieglerRoland Zimany

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

A.M.E. Women’s Missionary Society, Washington, DCAdvent Lutheran Church, New York, NYAdvent Lutheran Church, Maple Grove, MNAll Saints Catholic Church, Lakeville, MNAmerican Baptist Churches U.S.A., Valley Forge, PAArchdiocese of Galveston-Houston, Houston, TXBaptist General Convention of Texas, Dallas, TXBethany 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, SCCanterbury Episcopal Church and Student Center, Tuscaloosa, ALCarmelite Nuns, Beacon, NYCatholic Charities, U.S.A., Alexandria, VAChevy Chase Presbyterian Church, Washington, DCChristian Methodist Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, CAChristian Reformed Church, Grand Rapids, MIChurch of St. Luke, Chicago, ILChurch of the Brethren, Elgin, ILChurch of the Holy Angels, Chagrin Falls, OHChurch World Service, Elkhart, INCommunity of Christ, Independence, MOCooperative Baptist Fellowship, Decatur, GACornerstone United Methodist Church, Bear, DECovenant United Church of Christ, South Holland, ILCovenant World Relief, Chicago, ILDaughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, Saint Louis, MOEast Bronx Baptist Church, Bronx, NYEaster Lutheran Church, Eagan, MNEastern Avenue Christian Reformed, Grand Rapids, MIEdina Community Lutheran Church, Saint Paul, MNEpiscopal Diocese of Nevada, Las Vegas, NVEvangelical Lutheran Church in America, Chicago, ILFairview Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis, INFelician Sisters of North America, Beaver Falls, PAFirst Church In Albany, Albany, NYFirst Congregational Church of Winchester, Winchester, MAFirst Lutheran Church, Blair, NEFirst Presbyterian Church, Palo Alto, CAFirst Presbyterian Church, Muskegon, MIFirst Presbyterian Church, Allentown, PAFirst Presbyterian Church of Cranbury, Cranbury, NJFirst Presbyterian Church of York, York, PAFranciscan Sisters of Mary, Bridgeton, MOFriedens United Church of Christ, Indianapolis, INGloria Dei Lutheran Church, Rockford, ILGloria Dei Lutheran Church, Iowa City, IAGrace Chinese Lutheran Church, Elmhurst, NYGrace Lutheran Church and School, River Forest, ILGreenbelt Community Church, Greenbelt, MDHoly Trinity Parish, Bay City, MIHome Moravian Church, Winston Salem, NCInternational Orthodox Christian Charities, Baltimore, MDKing of Kings Lutheran Church, Fairfax, VALeedey United Methodist Church, Leedey, OKLouisville Presbyterian Seminary, Louisville, KYLuther Place Memorial Church, Washington, DCLutheran World Relief, Baltimore, MDManassas Church of the Brethren, Manassas, VA

Marine City United Methodist, Flint, MIMeadlawn Christian Church, Indianapolis, INMonastery Portsmouth Abbey, Portsmouth, RIMountain View Lutheran Church, Edgewood, WAMt. Olive Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MNNebraska Conference U.M.C., Lincoln, NENew Creation Community Presbyterian Church, Greensboro, NCNew Fountain United Methodist Church, Hondo, TXNortheast PA Women of the ELCA, Bethlehem, PANorthern Illinois Conference U.M.C., Chicago, ILNorthminster Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis, INOur Lady of Sorrows Church, Birmingham, ALOur Savior’s Lutheran Church, Sioux Falls, SDPalo Alto Christian Reformed Church, Palo Alto, CAPleasant Run United Church of Christ, Indianapolis, INPresbyterian Church, Bowling Green, KYPresbyterian Hunger Program, Louisville, KYPresbytery of Shenandoah, Harrisonburg, VAPresbytery of the Western Reserve, Cleveland, OHProtestant Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, NYProvince of St. Joseph of The Capuchin Order, Inc., Detroit, MIReformed Church in America, Grand Rapids, MIRoman Catholic Diocese of Amarillo, Amarillo, TXRoman Catholic Diocese of Austin, Austin, TXSaint Mark Presbyterian Church, Rockville, MDSalvation Army (National Headquarters), Alexandria, VASecond Presbyterian Church, Saint Louis, MOSetauket Presbyterian Church, Setauket, NYShandon Presbyterian Church, Columbia, SCSisters of Bon Secours, Marriottsville, MDSisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Leavenworth, KSSisters of Charity of Nazareth, Nazareth, KYSt. Andrew Catholic Community, Rochester, MISt. Andrew Presbyterian Church, Groton, CTSt. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, College Park, MDSt. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Ardsley, NYSt. Clare Church, Braintree, MASt. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, San Antonio, TXSt. Joan of Arc Parish, Nashotah, WISt. John Neumann Church, Saint Charles, ILSt. John Vianney Parish, Shelby Township, MISt. John’s Episcopal Church, Tallahassee, FLSt. John’s Lutheran Church, Northfield, MNSt. Louis Catholic Church, Pinecrest, FLSt. Mark’s Lutheran Church, Tacoma, WASt. Mary’s Catholic Church, Waverly, IASt. Michael Catholic Community, Sterling Heights, MISt. Paul Lutheran Church, Neenah, WISt. Paul Lutheran Church, Davenport, IASt. Peter Lutheran Church, Afton, MNSt. Rose Catholic Church, Longview, WASt. Sebastian Catholic Church, Fort Lauderdale, FLSt. Thomas More Student Parish, Kalamazoo, MISt. Timothy Evangelical Lutheran Church, Camp Hill, PASt. Vincent De Paul Church, Albany, NYSudbury United Methodist Church, Sudbury, MAThird Reformed Church, Holland, MITrinity Episcopal Church, Princeton, NJTrinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Camp Hill, PATrinity Lutheran Church, Boulder, COTrinity Presbyterian Church, Arlington, VATriumphant Love Lutheran Church, Austin, TXUnited Church of Christ Wider Church Ministries, Cleveland, OHUnited Methodist Committee on Relief, New York, NYUniversity Congregational U.C.C., Seattle, WAWaverly Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PAWayne Presbyterian Church, Wayne, PAWesleyan Church, Indianapolis, IN

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Bread for the World is grateful to the several individuals, families, and institutions who made generous gifts in 2013 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.

Wesley-Freedom United Methodist Church, Sykesville, MDWest Side United Methodist Church, Ann Arbor, MIWestminster Presbyterian Church, Greensboro, NCWestminster Presbyterian Church, West Chester, PAWestminster Presbyterian Church, Alexandria, VAWoodlawn Christian Reformed, Grand Rapids, MIWorld Relief Corporation, Baltimore, MDWorld Renew, Grand Rapids, MIYorkfield Presbyterian Church, Elmhurst, IL

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

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, WAChang K. Park Foundation, Armonk, NYDavid & Carol Myers Foundation, Holland, MIEleanor Crook Foundation, San Marcos, TXFord Foundation, New York, NYH-E-B, Houston, TXHelen Brach Foundation, Chicago, ILMeehan Foundation, New York, NYRick Steves’ Europe Through the Back Door, Edmonds, WAShield-Ayres Foundation, Austin, TXThe William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Menlo Park, CAVista Hermosa Foundation, Prescott, WA

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

Action Against Hunger, U.S.A., New York, NYAndrews Foundation, Houston, TXAnnie E. Casey Foundation, Baltimore, MDAssociation of State Baptist Papers, Homewood, ALAyco Charitable Foundation, Albany, NYBarnabas Foundation, Tinley Park, ILBlumenshine LLC, Minneapolis, MNCafe’ on Vine, Davenport, IACatholic Community Foundation, Saint Paul, MNChildFund International, Richmond, VAChristian Church Foundation, Indianapolis, INColumbus Foundation, Columbus, OHCommunity Foundation for the Greater Capital Region’s, Albany, NYCommunity Foundation of Greater Des Moines, Des Moines, IAConcern Worldwide, New York, NYCongressional Hunger Center, Washington, DCCravath, Swaine & Moore LLP, New York, NYDaniel Lynch Foundation, Inc., Silver Spring, MDDealy Legacy Fund of Foundation of the Heart, Colorado Spgs, CODiscoverers Fund, Inc, Madison, WIDrinker Biddle & Reath LLP, Philadelphia, PAEdward D. Jones & Company Custodian, Maryland Hts, MOELCA Foundation, Chicago, ILEmigrant Bank, New York, NYEthel Kennedy Foundation, Vero Beach, FLFenimore Asset Management, Cobleskill, NYFidelity Brokerage Services, Boston, MAFiduciary Trust Company, Boston, MAFoods Resource Bank, Western Springs, ILGE Foundation, Fairfield, CTGerald K. and Virginia A. Hornung Family Foundation, Shelburne, VTGilligan Foundation, Mendota Hts, MNGlobal Alliance for Improved Nutrition, Washington, DCGoldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund, Albany, NYGreater New York Hospital Association, New York, NYGulf Coast Community Foundation, Venice, FLH.E.B. Grocery Company, San Antonio, TXHelen Keller International, New York, NYHoward Miller Company, Zeeland, MIImpact Mailing of Minnesota, Inc., Minneapolis, MN

Independent Presbyterian Church Foundation, Birmingham, ALInterAction, Washington, DCInternational Medical Corps, Santa Monica, CAJewish Communal Fund, New York, NYJohn P. & Anne K. Duffy Foundation, Baskings Ridge, NJJP Morgan Chase Foundation, Princeton, NJKimberly-Clark Foundation, Stuart, FLLarry & Karen Mulder Foundation, Zeeland, MILoyola Foundation, Fairfax, VAMacDonald-Peterson Foundation, Houston, TXMarina P. & Stephen E. Kaufman Foundation, New York, NYMarist College, Poughkeepsie, NYMarjorie & Richard McGahren Foundation, Naples, FLMary J. Donnelly Foundation, Pittsburgh, PAMennonite Foundation, Inc., Goshen, INMerrill Lynch Wealth Management, Evansville, INMicrosoft Matching Gifts Program, Princeton, NJMinneapolis Foundation, Minneapolis, MNMorgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc, New York, NYNational Christian Foundation, Alpharetta, GANational Christian Foundation, Houston, TXNetwork for Good, Washington, DCOmaha Community Foundation, Omaha, NEONE Campaign, Washington, DCPaul and Pearl Caslow Foundation, Glenview, ILPershing, LLC, Jersey City, NJPeter R. & Cynthia K. Kellogg Foundation, New York, NYPettyjohn Company, Lynchburg, VAPresbyterian Foundation (U.S.A.), Jeffersonvlle, INRenaissance Charitable Foundation Inc., Indianapolis, INRESULTS Educational Fund, Inc., Washington, DCRobert J. Frisby Foundation, Clearwater, FLRoger Nuncio Foundation, Corpus Christi, TXSaint Paul Foundation, Saint Paul, MNSchwab Charitable Fund, San Francisco, CAShare Our Strength, Washington, DCStearns Financial Services Group, Greensboro, NCSteinhoff Charitable FundSullivan & Cromwell LLP, New York, NYT. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving, Baltimore, MDTD Ameritrade, Omaha, NEThrivent Investment Management, Kansas City, MOU. S. Trust, Baltimore, MDVanguard Charitable Endowment Program, Boston, MAWaterfall Family Foundation, New York, NYWaterStone, Colorado Springs, COWells Fargo Advisors, LLC, Saint Louis, MOWells Fargo Community Support Campaign, Princeton, NJWinton Woods Middle School, Cincinnati, OHWorld Food Program USA, Washington, DCWorld Vision, Federal Way, WAZETA Associates, Fairfax, VA

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