annual report 2003.qxd - Second Harvest Heartland

2003 Annual Report

The 2003 Fiscal Year was one of tremendous accomplishment for the Second Harvest 

Heartland organization. I characterize this second and final year of the merger process 

as a period of capacity building and expansion, made necessary by the continued growth 

in hunger ~ demand was up 15% while supply declined by 10% in 2003. 

During the year, all of the final administrative details of the merger requirements were 

completed, allowing us to put the merger to bed and move forward with our future. To 

improve efficiencies and reduce overhead expenses, food bank inventory from the 

Golden Valley warehouse was combined into our Maplewood warehouse, and our northeast 

Minneapolis Service Center was opened to enhance customer service to Second 

Harvest Heartland’s west metro agencies. Rounding out the Food Bank improvements were grant-funded technological 

upgrades which streamlined our internal systems and are improving our distribution processes. 

We more than tripled our food purchase program. Funding from a national legal settlement allowed us to purchase and 

distribute a greater variety of nutritious foods. We also increased the number of agencies we serve and 

implemented our healthy snacks program for agencies that fight child hunger. 

Another incredible undertaking toward building the capacity of our organization was the work on the strategic plan. 

The Board of Directors led the effort, with important input from staff and diverse sectors of the communities we serve. 

Clarity emerged from all the feedback and data when we focused on three distinct and all-inclusive goals. To deal with 

the increasing need for and decreasing supply of food, the first goal had to be obtaining and distributing more food. To 

improve efficiencies and customer service, and to ensure the future of Second Harvest Heartland, our second goal is to 

strengthen the organization. Finally, we addressed a clear community expectation that Second Harvest Heartland will 

step forward as an advocate and spokesperson for the hungry and become an increasingly influential voice. The goals, 

objectives and values of the Strategic Plan are inserted in this report. 

The year's crowning achievement was the renovation of the offices and restructuring of the Maplewood warehouse. 

This nearly tripled our food storage capacity and transformed our workplace into a more functional and more enjoyable 

environment. We effectively utilized the expertise of many individuals and companies who provided pro-bono 

assistance to the huge project. We were able to secure financing without conducting a major capital campaign or diverting 

funds from our programs. We now have a modern and highly efficient facility that has the capacity to accommodate 

the growth we foresee in the coming years. 

You will find further successes of the Second Harvest Heartland organization as you read through this Annual Report. 

The achievements are the result of dedicated work by so many people, groups and companies that it's simply not possible 

to thank everyone individually. But please know that your efforts and contributions have placed this organization 

in a strong position to face the upcoming challenges of meeting the rising need for our services. My sincere thanks go 

to all of our partners whose hard work and valuable contributions made it possible to feed so many people this year. 

Together, we will continue to offer effective solutions in the fight against hunger. 

R. Jane Brown 

Executive Director 

From the Executive Director 

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Dear Friends, 

"Minnesota's largest hunger relief organization." 

This land of 10,000 lakes has a rich heritage of caring for those in need, so being the 

largest at any kind of care and compassion is certainly saying something very significant. 

At Second Harvest Heartland, being bigger really is better for our communities and 

those in need. We know how to get the most out of the dollars and other donations we 

receive. 

The experience and expertise of our committed staff and volunteers brings important 

efficiencies to meet the growing demand for food for hungry people in Minnesota communities and beyond. 

There are many benefits to our size and strength. For example, Second Harvest Heartland has not had to raise 

fees for the third year running because of how we do our work. This alone allows our food shelves and other customers 

to stretch their dollars even further at a time of increased need. 

Our strength and effectiveness means more people are helped, and isn't that what we all want? Hunger is a problem 

we can solve, but we need your help to make this possible. 

If you are a new partner in our hunger relief mission, thank you for your support and welcome to this critical effort. If 

you have been a partner for some time, thank you for your continued confidence. Please invite others to join you in 

helping us maintain our high standards of responding to the need. 

All of you should see yourselves reflected in the pages of this report and recognize that you too are part of “Minnesota's 

largest hunger relief organization." 

Sincerely, 

Michael P. Griffin 

From the Chairman of the Board 

2003 Board of Directors 

Michael Griffin (Chair) 

St. Thomas the Apostle 

Bonnie Bassett (Vice Chair) 

Land O'Lakes 

Mary Pat Raimondi (Secretary) 

The Milestone Group 

Jeff Bradley (Treasurer) 

General Mills 

Dale Anderson 

Community Volunteer 

Mike Banks 

Ramsey County Human Services 

Maureen Hooley Bausch 

Mall of America 

Marian Briggs 

Padilla Spear Beardsley 

Anne Harris 

The St. Paul/Ramsey County 

Children's Initiative 

Bill Miller 


Margaret Murphy 

United Healthcare 

Tom Schurig 

General Mills 

Jaye M. Snyder 


Doug Stansbury 

Meridian Marketing Group 

Grant Wacker 

Wells Fargo Bank - Trust Dept. 

Mike Witynski 

SuperValu 

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Fiscal Year 2003 Highlights 

In 2003 Second Harvest Heartland went through a great organizational and physical transformation. The 2001 merger 

of the St. Paul and Minneapolis food banks created a much larger organization called Second Harvest Heartland. 

Inventory from the two food banks was consolidated into the larger St. Paul warehouse, the leased warehouse in Golden 

Valley warehouse was closed and a smaller, more efficient Service Center was opened in north Minneapolis. And that 

was only the beginning! 

Working from a pro-bono feasibility study, we increased the operational capacity of the warehouse from 1,200 to 3,300 

pallet locations. This included more racks, a larger cooler-freezer and the addition of more docks and doors to increase 

the volume of products received and shipped at the same time. The reorganization and renovation was made possible 

by refinancing the St. Paul warehouse at a lower rate and capital improvement grants from local foundations. 

An additional grant from The Bush Foundation enabled Second Harvest Heartland to acquire and install a computer 

network and software system designed especially for food banks. The software integrates our financial and inventory 

functions into a single database. With this software we can list warehouse inventory on the Second Harvest Heartland 

website and update it daily. Partner agencies will begin to order products on-line in 2004, and this will improve customer 

service, eliminate many manual inventory functions and reduce the organization's operating costs. 

Also this year, the old and inefficiently designed single-story offices in our St. Paul headquarters were replaced with a 

modern two story office area at the west end of the building. An elevator and other improvements were installed to 

meet all disability and safety regulations. The result is an efficient, comfortable and modern office with a board and 

training room that presents a welcoming environment to visitors and employees alike. But, most importantly, this 

change effectively tripled our warehouse space. 

The Board began a year-long strategic planning process in 2003 to guide the organization into the future. Board, staff, 

partner agencies and other members of the community provided input. The process identified three strategic goals: 

More food, strong organization and influential voice. The plan was completed in 2004 and implementation is 

underway. 

Partnerships are critical to our mission. We increased the number of member agencies served from 762 to 849 in 2003. 

In addition, we strengthened our partnership with the five other Second Harvest food banks in Minnesota and with 

Minnesota Food Share. Other partnerships included the Sodexho Golf Classic, the Taste of the NFL and the 

ButterBall - events hosted by other organizations that raised money and visibility for hunger and Second Harvest 

Heartland. The proceeds from food drives, fund drives and special event benefits enabled us to extend our service to 

more agencies and, through them, to more people. 

The Yamamoto Moss strategic marketing organization selected Second Harvest Heartland as its nonprofit partner in 

their 2003 Community Building Program. Through this program, Second Harvest Heartland received an award of 

nearly $100,000 in pro-bono research, brand strategy and design services. The result is a striking new logo that clearly 

identifies Second Harvest Heartland through its letterhead, website, trucks and brochures. 

Individual relationships are also critical to our mission, and during 2003 Second Harvest Heartland benefited from 

thousands of individual volunteers who packed food supplement boxes, painted our renovated facilities, provided guidance 

in identifying hunger data websites and in many other unique ways. And none of this would have been possible 

without our food and fund donors whose generosity provided over 2.7 million pounds of food and nearly two-thirds of 

our operating budget! 

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Financial Statements 

Statement of Financial Position 

As of September 30, 2003 

Assets: 2003 

Current Assets: 

Cash and cash equivalents $ 3,204,493 

Investments 491,413 

Accounts Receivable 593,388 

Inventory 3,488,308 

Other Current Assets 24,367 

Total Current Assets 7,801,969 

Land, building and equipment, 

net of accumulation depreciation 2,884,333 

Other Assets 4,434 

Total Assets $ 10,690,736 

Liabilities and Net Assets: 

Current Liabilities: 

Accounts Payable $ 336,310 

Current maturities of long-term debt 120,006 

Fiscal agent payable 514,701 

Accrued expenses 194,310 

Deferred revenue 51,389 

Total Current Liabilities 1,216,716 

Long Term Debt, net of current portion 2,367,247 

Total Liabilities 3,583,963 

Net Assets: 

Unrestricted: 

Operations 3,177,267 

Food Bank 3,488,308 

Temporarily restricted 441,198 

Total Net Assets 7,106,773 

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 10,690,736 

The notes to the Financial Statements are an integral part of these 

audited statements. Complete financial statements are available upon 

request. 

Donation dollars work hard at Second Harvest 

Heartland! Over 95% of our budget is applied 

directly to program expense, with just 3% allocated 

to general and administrative expense, and 

less than 1% going toward fundraising. We 

continually strive to be the most effective 

stewards of our donor’s contributions. 

Statement of Activities and Change in Net Assets 

For the Year Ending September 30, 2003 

Revenues: 2003 

Food Donations - In Kind $ 40,894,753 

Other Revenue 7,085,288 

Total Revenue 47,980,041 

Expenses: 

Food Distribution 40,865,818 

Operating Expenses 5,383,917 

Total Expenses 46,249,735 

Change in Net Assets: 

Increase (decrease) from: 

Operational activity 1,314,981 

Food bank inventory adjustment 415,325 

Total Change in net assets 1,730,306 

Net assets, beginning 5,376,467 

Net assets, ending $ 7,106,773 

Major Program Activity 

Year Ending September 30,2003 

Program Product 

Expenses Distributed(lbs) 

Food Bank 38,360,655 21,581,249 

CSFP 3,656,877 4,565,381 

Twelve Baskets 2,039,400 1,049,738 

Kitchen of Opportunities 195,678 

Child Hunger 109,357 

Membership 118,597 

Second Harvest Heartland meets the standards of the Charities 

Review Council. Meeting standards does not imply any endorsement 

or approval by the Council. 

Program Expense, 96% 

General & Administrative Expense, 3% 

Fundraising Expense, 1% 


The Current State of Hunger in the Heartland 

Hunger and food insecurity remain tragic paradoxes in a 

society that continues to produce surplus food. The 

USDA reports that the number of Americans who must 

choose between paying bills or buying food has risen for 

the third year in a row. More than 35 million Americans 

are still “food insecure” or face hunger. Of these, 13 million 

are children. Chronic food insecurity remains a stubborn 

fact of life for thousands of Minnesotans. 

Nationally and in Minnesota, families face stark choices 

between buying food and paying other living expenses. A 

study by America's Second Harvest found that 45% choose 

between heating and groceries, 36% choose between housing 

and food and 30% between medical bills and eating. 

Chronic hunger and food insecurity impact the health and 

development of the young and old alike and impose future 

social costs on all sectors of society. 

Despite signs of an economic rebound, unemployment 

remains high. Nearly 150,000 Minnesotans - about 5% of 

the population - are still seeking work. Necessity has 

forced many others to accept lower wage jobs, while 

underemployment has depleted savings accounts. Food 

shelf demand increased by 15% in 2003. 

Among the most accurate indicators of food insecurity in 

Minnesota are the number of applications for the federally-funded 

Food Support (aka "food stamp") program. 

Between March, 2001 and September, 2003, the 

statewide number of new Food Support applications 

increased 10.2%. Unfortunately, these numbers blur spots 

of intense local need. 

Between March, 2001 and September 2003, 37 of 41 

Minnesota counties served by Second Harvest Heartland 

saw an increase in new Food Support applications. In 31 

counties the rate of increase exceeded the state average of 

10.2% with the largest increases in Carver (50.7%), 

McLeod (41.5%) and Scott (35.4%) counties. New applications 

in the Metro area ranged from 4.6% in Hennepin and 

Ramsey counties while all suburban counties posted dou- 

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ble digit increases. Unfortunately, less than a third of eligible 

rural Minnesotans benefit from Food Support. 

Although rural counties recently posted increases in new 

applications, the low participation rate is linked to a lack of 

local information and outreach, pervasive misperception 

that it is “welfare” and a cumbersome application process. 

Low Food Support participation has hurt Minnesota in 

several ways. First, people who need food assistance do 

not get it. Second, chronic child hunger and poor nutrition 

contributes to learning difficulties and poor health, 

and poor nutrition among seniors contributes to health 

problems. Both are costly in the long run. Third, local 

communities do not benefit from the $193.6 million of 

unused federal Food Support allocation. The USDA estimates 

that each dollar of Food Support can generate an 

additional $9 of economic activity. The cumulative effect 

is that the complete use of the state's Food Support allocation 

could generate an additional $1.7 billion in local economic 

activity. 

Most of the Minnesotans who struggle to secure enough 

food are in highly vulnerable groups - seniors, children and 

low-wage working families. Their resources and circumstances 

do not offer many options for single-handedly bettering 

their condition. The paradox of hunger in a society 

with surplus food is an unacceptable economic and 

social condition. It will remain a serious threat for many 

Minnesotans until there is widespread public awareness of 

hunger and a willingness to do something about it. 

There are both enough food and sufficient financial 

resources to help Minnesotans who need food assistance. 

The challenge is to raise public awareness to the point that 

resources and effort are focused on addressing the effects 

and causes of hunger. Second Harvest Heartland is committed 

to providing food to meet a growing emergency, 

providing resources and support to local hunger relief 

agencies, and seeking to engage citizens and organizations 

in constructive efforts to eliminate hunger in this land of 

surplus.

Program Highlights 

Food Bank ~ Through a major renovation, the storage 

capacity of the Food Bank was raised from approximately 

1,200 to 3,300 pallet locations. Inventory was combined 

in one location and the Food Bank served both internal 

programs and member agencies for a total organizational 

product distribution of over 27 million pounds to nearly 

850 nonprofit service agencies. 

Repack and Product Recovery ~ These Food Bank 

operations were relocated to a more convenient and costeffective 

site in northeast Minneapolis, the Second 

Harvest Heartland Service Center. In the Product 

Recovery Room, miscellaneous donated grocery products 

are inspected and sorted. In the Repack Room, bulk containers 

of donated food are packaged into sizes for family 

use and canned products are accurately labeled for distribution. 

Nearly 1.4 million pounds of groceries were 

processed by volunteers in these two operations in 2003. 

Produce Program ~ Second Harvest Heartland continually 

strives to provide partner agencies with a variety 

of nutritional foods that will help balance the diets of 

those in need. Our Produce Program received nearly 3 

million pounds of donated fruits and vegetables during the 

year and distributed these highly nutritious products to 

both agencies and individuals throughout our service area. 

Purchase Program ~ The Second Harvest Heartland 

purchase program is a revolving fund that pays for products 

which supplement the donated food we provide agencies. 

We acquire high demand items that are not donated 

in sufficient quantities. Refrigerated products, highly 

nutritious foods, ethnic preferences and household nonfood 

products are all part of the purchase program's acquisitions. 

This program supplied over 400,000 pounds of 

products during the fiscal year. In addition, we received 

$107,000 in court ordered restitution that enabled us to 

increase our food purchase program. 

MN Hunger Fighters ~ This program originated with 

more than $1 million received as a settlement in a national 

class action suit. These funds were designated for the 

purchase of food including $80,000 earmarked for the 

purchase of lactose-free milk - a significant need in populations 

of color. This program provided more than 

311,000 pounds of product so far. 

Twelve Baskets ~ The Twelve Baskets food recovery 

program improved its tracking processes, reorganized its 

pick-up and delivery routes for greater efficiencies and 

added both more donors and more receiving agencies. 

The program currently has more than 600 local prepared 

food donors and 51 agencies that receive the rescued products. 

Twelve Baskets distributed more than 1.2 million 

pounds of food last year. 

The Supplemental Nutrition Programs ~ The 

Supplemental Nutrition Programs for mothers and children 

and for seniors created efficiencies that enabled the 

program to serve an additional 1,500 individuals. 

Reorganization also included construction of a new covered 

drive-through pick-up area for efficiency as well as 

the safety and comfort of users. 

The Kitchen of Opportunities ~ The Kitchen began 

fulfilling meal orders for Metro Meals on Wheels on a fee 

for service basis and a business plan was designed to help 

make Kitchen operations financially self-supporting. The 

Kitchen has begun providing prepared food for other 

Second Harvest Heartland programs and nonprofit community 

organizations. 

Child Hunger ~ Child Hunger Initiatives were 

launched in partnership with community organizations. 

Second Harvest Heartland collaborates with more than 

150 social service organizations that provide nutritious 

snacks and meals during the summer and to after-school 

enrichment programs. Last summer, a pilot program provided 

7,500 meals for students in need between the end of 

summer school and the beginning of fall term. Also this 

fiscal year, Second Harvest Heartland launched its eighth 

Kids Cafe at The Cookie Cart in north Minneapolis. 

Minnesota Hunger 101 ~ We began a program of 

hunger education and advocacy based on factual information 

about hunger in Minnesota. With grants from the 

Minneapolis Foundation and MAZON, we have formed 

partnerships with Minnesota's faith-based groups to conduct 

a pilot hunger education and training program before 

expanding the program in 2005. In addition, we have 

enhanced the advocacy and educational components of all 

programs, particularly those that serve children and 

seniors. 


Member Agencies 

180 Degrees, Inc. 

Academia Cesar Chavez School 

Accessible Space 

Snelling 

Flintwood 

Magnolia 

ACE Institute of Learning 

Acts of St. Paul 

Adventure Club 

Aftercare Services, Inc. 

Agape House for Mothers, Inc. 

Albany Food Shelf 

Alexandra House 

Aliveness Project 

All Nations Child Dev. Center 

Alliance Apartments 

Alliance of the Streets 

Almost Home Shelter 

Alpha Human Services, Inc. 

Angel of Hope 

Animal Ark 

Animal Humane Society 

Animal Relief Fund 

Anishinabe Wakaigun 

Ann Pierce Rogers Home (Tubman Family 

Alliance) 

Annandale Food Shelf 

Anoka Co. Brotherhood Council 

Appleton Senior Nutrition 

Applewood Home - Prairie Community 

Services 

Arlington Hills Lutheran 

Arlington House 

Ascension Place 

Ascension School 

Assumption Catholic Church 

Assumption Church 

Augustana Senior Dining 

Bar None Residential 

BBE Foodshelf 

Beachwood Home - Prairie Community 

Services 

Becker Food Shelf 

Beechwood, Inc. 

Believers in Christ 

Benson Senior Nutrition 

BEST (Basic Educ Skills Train) 

Bethel Lutheran Church 

Bethlehem Lutheran Church in the Midway 

Big Lake Community Food Shelf 

Big Stone Emergency Food Shelf 

Bill's Pantry 

Boys & Girls Club Twin Cities 

East Side Club 

Jack Cornelius 

Jerry Gamble Club 

Lincoln Beacon 

Mt. Airy Club 

Southside Village 

Voyageur Environ Center 

West Side Club 

Boys & Girls Clubs Central MN 

Eastside 

Kidstop 

Southside 

Braham Area Food Shelf 

Branch I (Catholic Charities) 

Branch II (Catholic Charities) 

Branch III (Catholic Charities) 

Breaking Free 

Breakthrough Unlimited 

Bridgeview 

Browerville Area Food Shelf 


Brown County Evaluation Center 

Buffalo Adult Day Center 

Buffalo Foodshelf 

Calibur Ridge 

Calvary Lutheran Church 

Camp Fire USA MN Council 

Camp Heartland Project 

Canby DAC 

Canby Food Shelf 

CAP Agency 

CAPI 

Care and Share Foodshelf 

Caring for Cats, Inc. 

Caritas Emergency Services 

Casa de Esperanza 

Cathedral Hill Advantage Center 

Cause for Paws, Inc. 

CEAP Anoka County 

CEAP Hennepin County 

Cecil Newman Resource Center 

Centennial Community Foodshelf 

Center of Hope Ministries 

Center School, Inc. 

Central Baptist Church 

Central Lutheran Church 

Central MN Mental Health 

Central Towers 

Centro Food Shelf 

Century College Upward Bound 

Community Emergency Service 

Chain of Lakes Behavioral 

Cherrywood Home - Prairie Community 

Services 

Chetek Baptist Assembly 

Children's Ministry of MN, Inc. 

Chippewa County Food Shelf 

Chisago County 4H 

Chisago Hope Animal Rescue 

Christ English Lutheran Church 

Christ Recovery Center 

Christian Brothers Retreat 

Christian Brothers Youth Home 

Christian Community Outreach 

Christian Cupboard Emergency 

Christian Food Cupboard 

Chrysalis, A Center For Women 

Church of Christ Food Shelf 

Church of Maternity of BVM 

Church of New Life 

Church of the Epiphany 

Committee Against Domestic Abuse 

Community Action Council 

Community Aid Elk River (CAER) 

Community Partners with Youth 

Como Community Child Care 

Concordia University St. Paul 

Cookie Cart Learning Center 

Cottonwood County DAC 

Cottonwood County Sharing Center. 

Cottonwood Senior Nutriton 

CROSS Center of Benton County 

CROSS Food Shelf 

Cross of Glory Lutheran Church 

Crown Jewel, Inc. - KEEY 

Crown Ridge 

Dakota Woodlands 

Damascus Way Re-Entry Center 

Danewood Center 

Delano Helping Hands 

Department of Indian Work 

District Five After School 

Division of Indian Work 

Dorothy Day Center 

Dream Center of St. Cloud 

Eastwood Home - Prairie Community 

Services 

ECHO Food Shelf 

Echo Senior Nutrition 

Eden House 

Eden Valley Food Shelf 

Edina Covenant Church Loaves 

Elim Care Inc. 

Elim Home 

Elim Nursery School 

Elim Scandia-Marine Food Shelf 

Elizabeth House 

Ellsworth Headstart CESA 11 

Elmendorf School Corporation 

Emma Norton Residence 

Enterprise North, Inc. 

Eternity House 

Family Means 

Family Pathways 

Family Service Center 

Farm in the City 

Feline Rescue, Inc. 

Five Loaves Food 

Food For Life 

Forever Young Child Care Center 

Francis Basket Food Shelf 

Franciscan Brothers of Peace 

Friends For Life Food Shelf 

Friends in Need Food Shelf 

Frogtown Free and Smart (Amherst H. Wilder 

Foundation) 

Frost Lake Rec. Center 

Fulda Senior Nutriton 

Girl Scout Council 

Good News Food Shelf 

Grace Community United Church 

Grace Ministries 

Grace Trinity Community Church 

Graceville Senior Nutrition 

Green House Recovery Center 

Grindstone Lake Bible Camp 

Groveland Food Shelf 

Hallie Q. Brown 

Hanover Area Food Shelf 

Harding Place 

Harmony House of Pierz 

Harvest of Friends 

Hastings Family Service 

Hayden Heights Rec. Center 

HCLEEP 

Health Care for the Homeless 

Hearthstone of Minnesota 

Eagan 

Minnetonka 

Russell 

Somerset 

Zenith 

Heartland Girls Ranch 

Hendricks Senior Nutriton 

Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church 

Hiawatha Manor, Inc. 

Hill Home (Tubman Family Alliance) 

Hmong American Mutual 

Hmong American Partnership 

Hmong Minnesota Pacific Assn. 

Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 

Home For Life: Animal 

Home Once More 

Hope DAC 

Hope Haven, Inc. 

Hope Lutheran Church 

Hospice of Murray County, Inc. 

Hospitality House 

House of Charity 

House of Hope, Inc. 

Housing Coalition of St. Cloud 

Humane Society for Companion Animals 

Humane Society of Burnett 

ICA Food Shelf 

Indianhead Community Action Agency 

Burnett County 

Rusk County 

Sawyer County 

Incarnation Foodshelf 

Indianhead Scouting 

Inglewood Home - Prairie Community 

Services 

Interfaith Outreach 

Jabbok Foundation 

Jackson County FAST 

Jackson Senior Nutrition 

Jesus in the City Ministry 

Joyce Food Shelf 

Juel Fairbanks Chemical Dependency 

Services 

Kaleidoscope 

Kandi Works DAC 

Kenwood Elementary School 

Kids Central 

Kids Dominion Preschool 

Kids-N-Kare Day Care Center 

Kids-R-It, Inc. 

Kilowatt Community Center 

Kimball Area Food Shelf 

Kinder Kare, Inc. 

Knollwood Home - Prairie Community 

Services 

Lab School Kids Cafe 

Lakefield Senior Nutrition 

Lao Family Community 

Last Hope, Inc. 

Le Center Food Shelf 

Learning Funhouse, Inc. 

Leo A. Hoffmann Center 

Liberty Plaza 

Life Time Transition, Inc. 

Lifeline Food Pantry 

Life's Missing Link 

Linwood Community Food Shelf 

Little Brothers 

Little Earth Residents Association 

Little Sisters of the Poor 

Living Works Ventures 

Loaves and Fishes Too 

Long Prairie Emergency Food 

Loring Nicollet-Bethlehem 

Love Em or Leave Em 

Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota 

Eagle Bend Nutrition Center 

Green Acres SLS 

Heights SLS 

Karibu House 

Larcade SLS 

Lexington 

Litchfield 

Little Falls (7 locations) 

Mi Casa 

New London 

Northport View 

Patricia Court Eldershare 

Pierz Nutrition Center 

Pleasant Crossing 

Portland House 

Rapids 

Residence I 

Riverview 

Safe House 

Scandia 

Sunnyview Eldershare 

Sunrise SLS 

Unity Place 

Victoria SLS 

Welcome Home 

Youth Resiliency Program

Lubavitch Yeshiva of Minnesota 

Luverne Senior Nutriton 

Lyon County DAC 

Lyon County Group Home 

MACCI House 

Madison Community Food Shelf 

Madison Senior Nutrition 

Manna House 

Maple Plain Comm. Foodshelf 

Maple Pond Homes 

Marie Sandvik Center, Inc. 

Marshall Community Food Shelf 

Marshall Senior Nutriton 

Masjid An-Nur 

McDonough Recreation Center 

McLeod Emergency Food Shelf 

McLeod Treatment Programs 

Medipet 

Meeker County Community Homes 

Meeker County Emergency Food Shelf 

Meeker County Humane Society 

Melrose Area Food Shelf 

Mental Health Resources 

Mercer Area Food Pantry 

Merriam Park Community Service 

Merrick Community Services 

Messiah's Child Care Center 

Midwest Challenge, Inc. 

Milan Community Child Care Center 

Minnehaha United Methodist Church 

Minnesota Teamsters Food Shelf 

Minnesota Teen Challenge 

Mission Food Pantry 

Missions, Inc. 

Montevideo Senior Nutrition 

Montgomery Food Shelf 

Monticello Emergency Foodshelf 

Morning Star Church 

Morrison County Animal Humane Society 

Morrison County Food Shelf 

Motley Area Food Shelf 

Mountain Lake Senior Nutrition 

Mountain Lake Community 

Mount Olivet Rolling Acres Inc. 

Birch Bluff 

Bloomington 

Glen Lake 

King's Lane 

Brendon 

Brickston 

Chanhassen 

James Court 

Madison 

New Hope 

Northgate 

Plymouth Road 

Richfield 

Tessman 

Waconia 

Mt. Olivet Lutheran Church 

Murray County DAC 

Murray County Food Shelf 

Naomi Family Shelter 

NEAR Food Shelf 

Neighbor to Neighbor, Inc. 

Neighborhood House 

Neighborhood Involvement Prog. 

Neighbors, Inc. 

New Directions Youth Ministry 

New Hope Center 

New Life Treatment Center 

New Pathways, Inc. 

New Ulm Area Food Shelf 

North Anoka County Emergency 

North Branch Food Shelf 

North Pine Area Food Shelf 

North St. Paul Area Emergency Food Shelf 

Northside Child Development 

Northwoods Humane Society 

Oakdale Crossing 

Oakridge Manor and Oakridge Senior 

Community 

Office of Indian Ministry 

Omegon, Inc. 

Open Arms of Minnesota 

Orono Woodlands, Inc. 

Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church 

Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church 

Our Saviour's Housing 

Park House 

Park View Care Center 

Parkview Center 

Pastor Paul's Mission 

Patchwork Quilt 

Paynesville Food Shelf 

Plymouth Christian Youth Center 

Peace Center, Inc. 

Peace Lutheran Church 

People Inc. 

Anchor House 

Maghakian Place 

People Serving People 

Perspectives Kids Cafe 

Presbyterian Family Foundation 

11th Ave. 

13th St. 

7th St. 

816 Pleasant View 

832 Pleasant View 

9th St. 

Atwater 

Becker Ave. 

Benson 

Benson (13th St.) 

Murdock 

Olena Ave. 

Phyllis Wheatley Comm. Center 

Pierce County Department of Human 

Services 

Pierz Area Food Shelf 

Pilgrim Lutheran Church 

Pillsbury United Communities 

Brian Coyle Center 

Camden Center 

Oak Park Neighborhood Center 

Pillsbury House 

Waite House 

Pilot City 

Pine Community Food Shelf 

Pine County Guardian Angel 

Pinnacle Programs, Inc. 

Pipestone County Food Shelf 

Pipestone Senior Nutriton 

Plymouth Christian Youth Center 

Prairie Five Headstart 

Prairie Land Child Care 

Prairie Playhouse Child Care 

Prentice House I 

Prentice House II 

Prentice House III 

Prescott Area Food Shelf 

Presentation of the BVM 

Prince of Peace Lutheran 

PRISM Food Shelf 

Prodigal House, Inc. 

Progress Valley, Inc. 

Progress, Inc. 

Project for Pride in Living 

Project Foundation 

North 

South 

Project Home Family Shelters 

Project SPIRIT 

Camphor 

Mt. Olivet 

New Hope 

PROP Food Shelf 

Prosperity Recreation Center 

Purr-Fect Sanctuary 

Rainbow Child Development Center 

Rakhma, Inc. 

Ralph Reeder Food Shelf 

Ramsey Action Programs, Inc. 

Rebuild Academy 

Redeemer Lutheran Church 

Redeemer Residence 

Redwood Area Food Shelf, Inc. 

Reentry 

Ashland 

Metro 

West 

Renville County Food Shelf 

Resource Center for Fathers 

Restart Inc. 

Reuben Lindh 

North 

South 

Rice Area Food Shelf 

Rice Community Recreation Center 

RIGHT After School Program 

River of Life Foundation 

Rivertown Commons 

Rock County Emergency 

RoseCenter 

Roseville Good Samaritan Center 

Rusk County Animal Shelter 

Ruthton Senior Nutriton 

Sabathani Community Center 

SACA 

Sacred Heart CCW 

Salem Evangelical Lutheran 

Salvation Army 

Booth Brown 

Brown Bag 

Burnett County 

Citadel Corps 

Community Center 

East 

Faith House 

Grace Place 

Harbor Light 

Mankato 

Minnehaha Area 

Parkview 

Need 

North Office 

South Office 

St. Cloud 

Washington Co. 

West 

San Miguel Middle School 

Sandalwood Home - Prairie Community 

Services 

Scheffer Recreation Center 

Senior Chemical Dependency 

Senior Food Shelf 

Senior Resources Southwest 

Service Enterprises, Inc. 

Sharing Korner 

SHEAF, Inc. 

Shelter House, Inc. 

Sheriffs Youth Program 

Shiloh Baptist Church 

Sibley County DAC 

Sibley County Foodshare Inc. 

Siembra 

Simpson Housing Services 

Simpson UMC Food Shelf 

Sisters of the Society 

Skyline Towers Advantage Center 

Soaring Eagles (The William McGee Institute) 

Sojourner Project, Inc. 

Somali Community of Minnesota 

Sounds of Hope, Ltd. 

Southeast Asian Community 

Southside Family Nurturing 

Southside Family School 

St. Anne's Place 

St. Anthony Park Supervised 

St. Anthony Residence 

St. Benedict's of Avon 

St. Casimer's Church 

St. Cloud Children's Home 

St. Croix Emergency Fund 

St. Croix Falls Food Shelf 

St. Edwards Catholic Church 

St. Elizabeth's Home 

St. Frances Cabrinini Church 

St. Francis Halfway House 

St. Francis of Assisi 

St. George's Episcopal Church 

St. James Church 

St. James Lutheran Church 

St. Joan of Arc Food Group 

St. John the Baptist 

St. Joseph's Community Home 

Brooklyn Park 

For Children 

South 

St. Michael's Home 

St. Paul/Ramsey County 

St. Paul's Evangelical 

St. Peter Area Food Shelf 

St. Richard's Church 

St. Stephen the Martyr Church 

St. Stephen's Shelter 

St. Thomas the Apostle Church 

St. Vincent De Paul 

Staples Area Food Shelf 

Starland Church Community 

STEP Food Shelf 

Sugar Plum Childcare and Preschool Center 

Inc. 

Sunnyside/Pinewood Summer Program 

Swift County DAC 

Swift County Food Shelf 

Swift County Homes, Inc. 

Sylvan Recreation Center 

Teens for Christ, Inc. 

The Campus Kitchen at Augsburg 

The Church of St. Margaret 

The City Group Home 

The City, Inc. 

The Dwelling Place 

The Family Place 

The Glenwood 

The Helping Hand Food Shelf 

The Jeremiah Program 

The Nu-Way House, Inc. 

The Open Cupboard 

The Retreat 

The Trumpeter's Mission 

Time Out Family Abuse Shelter 

Tiny Tots & Little Tykes 

Torre de San Miguel 

Tracy Area Food Shelf 

Tracy Senior Nutriton 

Tri-County Humane Society 

Trinity Episcopal Church 

Trusting Neighbors 

Turning Point for Victims of Sexual Violence, 

Inc. 

Turning Point, Inc. 

Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity 


Two Wheel View 

U of M Extension 

Chisago County 

Dakota County 

Hennepin & Anoka County 

Morrison County 

Murray County 

Pine County 

Pipestone 

Ramsey County 

Todd County 

Isanti County 

Lac qui Parle 

Otter Tail 

Washington Co 

Union Gospel Mission 

United Methodist Church 

Unity House 

Unity Temple 

Upward Bound 

Urban Arts Academy 

Urban Life Christian Center 

Urban Ventures 

Individual Donors 

Sybille Aaron and Renee Aaron-Bennett 

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin T. Adamowski 

Ms. Eileen Adams 

Mr. and Mrs. James Afdahl 

Mr. Gary T. Alkire 

Ms. Barbara L. Allan 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allbright 

Ms. Rebekka Allen 

Ms. Jennifer C. Almedina 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Amidon 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Amos 

Mr. Clarence Anderson 

Mr. Daniel L. Anderson 

Mr. David R. Anderson 

Ms. Lavonne Anderson 

Ms. Marcia Anderson 

Mr. and Mrs. Mat Anderson 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson 

Mr. Robert L. Anderson 

Mrs. Sally Anderson 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Anderson 

Ms. Susan Anderson 

Terri Anderson 

Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Anderson 

Mr. Mark Andrada 

Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Andretta 

Mr. Robert Anholt and Ms. Ann Waltner 

Mick Anselmo 

Ms. Jean P. Antonello 

Mr. John Apitz and Ms. Mary Magnuson 

Ms. Judy Appel 

Mr. John Arnason 

Mr. and Mrs. James Arneson 

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Arneson 

Ms. Norma Atchison 

Ms. Lori K. Austin 

Ms. Jodi Claire Auvin 

Ms. Bridget C. Axelson 

Mr. Thomas Badow and Ms. Cynthia 

Unowsky 

Mr. and Mrs. David Bahls 

Mr. Fredric N. Bailey 

Mr. and Mrs. James Bain 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Baker 

Mrs. Lauren B. Baker 

V.K. Arrigoni, Inc. 

Vadnais Heights Lion's Club 

Valley of Peace Lutheran Church 

Valley Square Commons 

VEAP Food Shelf 

Victory Vineyard Church 

Vinland National Center 

Volunteers of America of MN 

Wabasso Senior Nutriton 

Waconia United Food Shelf 

WAFER Food Shelf 

Washburn Child Guidance 

North 

South 

Washburn County Food Pantry 

Watonwan County Food Shelf Inc. 

Wayman A.M.E. Church 

Wayside House, Inc. 

We Care Day Care, Inc. 

We Care Project 

We Win Institute, Inc. 

Wee Care Center 

Wellsprings Living Center 

Mr. Victor Baller 

Mr. Mike Bamonti 

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Baranick 

Ms. Donna Barnett 

Ms. Beverly Barrett and Ms. Susan M. Wolfe 

Mr. and Mrs. Roland G. Barrett 

Ms. Rosalind Barsch 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bartel 

Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Bartlett 

Ms. Melissa Barton 

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Batterman 

Mr. and Mrs. John Baudler 

Mr. and Mrs. George L. Bauer 

Ms. Marlys A. Bauers 

Mr. William A. Baxter 

Ms. Mary Beagan 

Mr. Kenneth Bearman and Ms. Karla J. 

Larsen 

Leonore Beasley 

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bechtle 

Ms. Constance L. Beck 

Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Beck 

Mr. Robert C Becklin and Ms. Suzanne E. 

Larsen 

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Beckman 

Chuck and Elizabeth Beisner 

Mr. William L. Belkengren 

Ms. Judith Bell 

Mr. and Mrs. Steve T. Bendel 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bennett 

Ms. Avis A. Benson 

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Benson 

Mr. Brian T. Berg and Ms. Carrie Pomeroy 

Ms. Margo Berg 

Mr. Roger C. Bergerson 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bergren 

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bergren 

Mr. Luigi Bernardi 

Mr. Roger C. Betz 

Mr. Timothy Bianchi 

Ms. Jennifer L. Bishop and Mr. Jonathan S. 

Bucki 

Ms. Lois B. Bishop 

Ms. Lisa Bittman 

Ms. Elizabeth K. Bixby 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. and Mary Black 

Wesley United Methodist Church 

West 7th Community Center 

West CAP Food Pantry 

West Central Industries, Inc. 

Western Comm. Action Headstart 

Western Stearns County 

Westminster Pl. Advantage Center 

Westonka Food Shelf 

Westwood Home - Prairie Community 

Services 

Whispering Pines Camp 

White Bear Lake Food Shelf 

Wilder Achievement Plus 

Wilder Bush Memorial 

Wilder Child Development Center 

Wilder Community Assistance 

Wilder Leap Forward for Youth 

Wilder Social Adjustment 

Wilder St. Croix Boys & Girls Camp 

Wildlife Rehabilitation and Release, Inc. 

Wildlife Rehabilitation Center 

Willmar Area Food Shelf 

Willow Home - Prairie Community Services 

Mr. and Mrs. David B. Blackford 

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Blass 

Mr. Mitchell Blatt 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Bochert 

Ms. Muriel Bochnak 

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Boekhoff 

Nate Boen 

Mr. Matthew Bogart 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bohen 

Mr. Donald Bolgrean and Ms. Julie 

Klosterman 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bona 

Mr. Marvin Bookin 

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Booth and Sarah A. 

Booth 

Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Booth 

Mr. John J. Borghesi and Ms. Paige J. Novak 

Ms. Mary Borrmann 

Mr. Nate Bowen 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowyer 

Ms. Shirley R. Boyd and Mr. John R. Estall 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff R. Bradley 

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Brady 

Mr. Edward G. Brandt 

Mr. Maynard Brandt 

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Breeggemann 

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Brekken 

Mr. Harvey J. Bren 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric L. Bressler 

Ms. Violet R. Brewer 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Brimacomb 

Ms. Janette K. Brimmer 

Ms. Mary L. Brouillard 

Ms. Barbara Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. James Brown 

Mr. Harvey Browne 

Mr. Kevin Brue 

Mr. and Mrs. Terry J. Brunmeier 

Mr. Dale G. Bryan 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Bryngelson 

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Buck 

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Buerkle 

Kernal Buhler 

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Burke 

Mr. Edward D. Burkhalter 

Mr. Scott Burns 

Windom Senior Nutriton 

Windwood Home - Prairie Community 

Services 

Wingspan Life Resources (23 locations) 

Women's Advocates, Inc. 

Wonder World Preschool, Inc. 

Wood Lake Bible Camp 

Worthington Senior Nutriton 

Wrenwood Home - Prairie Community 

Services 

Wright County Community Action 

Yellow Medicine Food Shelf 

YMCA 

Yorkdale 

Youth Express 

Youth Farm & Market Project 

Youth Link 

YouthCARE, Inc. 

Youth With A Mission 

YWCA 

Zion Lutheran Church 

The following are the names of a few of the people and organizations whose generosity has helped us achieve our mission. Due to space constraints 

we are unable to list everyone who has brought hope to so many. With their contributions, food donations and special events, hundreds of companies, 

individuals and foundations have provided the means for thousands of meals to reach our neighbors in need. Please accept our gratitude. 


Mr. Timothy A. Burns 

Ms. Phyllis E. Byers 

Mrs. Susan Kripke Byers 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Byrne 

Ms. Sally Byrnes 

Ms. Patricia A. Cafarelli 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Caldwell 

Mr. Kenneth C. Caldwell 

Michael Campbell 

Mr. James Cargill 

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Carlen 

Mr. Alan Carlson 

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Carlson 

Ms. Carolynn P. Carlson 

Ms. Kathryn Hipp Carlson 

Mr. Ronald H. Carlson 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carroll 

Ms. Ruth I. Casey 

Mr. Edward Cassidy and Ms. Michele Cohn 

Ms. Janice M. Catton 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Causton 

Mr. Anthony R. Chaplin 

Mr. Joan E. Chapman 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Chapman 

Ms. Lynn L. Charlson 

Dr. and Mrs. James W. Chastek 

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Christensen 

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Christensen 

Mr. Ronald F. Christenson 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Christian 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Christina 

Ms. Patricia A. Church and Mr. Glenn L. 

Church 

Mr. and Mrs. William Cimperman 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clayton 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Clemen 

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Cleveland 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Clohesey 

Mr. Ryan E. Cogswell 

Mr. Robert Coleman 

Mr. Michael C. Colleran 

Ms. M. Eileen Conlin 

Ms. Pamela A. Conlin and Kelly J. Conlin 

Ms. Janet M. Conn 

Ms. Phebe Connolly 

Ms. Ann R. Cook

Mr. Robert C. Cooley 

Ms. Kristi Cooper 

Mr. Glen Copeland 

Mr. and Mrs. David Copham 

Ms. Alicia Corts 

Ms. Eunice K. Cote 

Mr. and Mrs. John Couchman 

Ms. Bronwen Cound and Mr. William Brody 

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh F. Countryman 

Ms. Andrea J. Cowell 

Mr. and Mrs. John Cowles 

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cowles 

Mr. Charles D. Cowman Jr. 

Mr. Jeffrey Crawford and Ms. Alice J. Lloyd 

Mr. Matt Crellin and Ms. Joan Cochran 

Mr. Loren K. Crofton 

Mr. James Crosswait 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Culter 

Ms. Lorraine C. Cummings 

Ms. Mary Anne Cummings 

Mr. William J. Curran 

Mr. Tom Cytron-Hysom 

Mr. and Mrs. Marv Dahlgren 

Scot and Lynn Dalquist 

Dr. Roy C. Dalton 

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Dames 

Ms. Marianne C. D'Angelo 

Mrs. Beverley L. Danielson 

Ms. Barbara J. D'Aquila 

Mr. Lou Davenport 

Ms. Tracy Davenport 

Ms. Mimi K. Davidson 

Mr. William L. Davidson and Ms. Claire Olson 

Ms. Ardell B. Davis 

Mr. Jeff Daykin 

Mr. and Mrs. David P. De Jong 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. De Lisle 

Mr. and Mrs. Dean R. Deharpporte 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dejarlais 

Ms. Janet M. Deming 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Demma 

Ms. Donna Dempewolf 

Mr. and Mrs. Klay Devries 

Mr. Rick Diehl 

Mr. Anthony W. Dirksen 

Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Dittberner 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Docter 

Mr. Dan Dodds 

Ms. Olivia I. Dodge 

Mr. Charles A. Dolinar 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Donahue 

James Dovorany 

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Downey 

Ms. Diane Drake 

Ms. Barbara Drenth 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Drude 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Dukart 

Ms. Michele Dunning and Mr. Garry E. Yazell 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Dwyer 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dzik 

Ms. Janet M. Eberhart 

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Eccher 

Ms. Rita Eckert 

Mr. David Eckmann 

Mr. Gerald M. Eckstrom 

Ms. Jeanne Eddy 

Mr. John Edgerton III and Ms. Heidi Gesell 

Dr. J. Roger Edson and Dr. Jean C. Gorman 

Mr. and Mrs. John Eggert 

Ms. Sally M. Ehlers 

Mr. and Mrs. David H. Ekberg 

Mr. Christopher A. Elliott and Ms. Lynne E. 

Stanley 

Lynn Ellis 

Mr. and Mrs. David Endrizzi 

Mr. John R. Engen 

Barb and Greg Ensberg 

Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Erickson 

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Erickson 

Mr. Stephen Erler 

Daniel J. Esch 

Mr. and Mrs. David Eshelman 

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Esselman 

Ms. Nancy L. Evans 

Mr. and Mrs. Titus Carr Evans Jr. 

Kelly and Paula Ewald 

Joni Exley 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Falconer 

Robert Falk 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Faricy 

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Farr 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Featherstone 

Mr. Ross M. Fefercorn 

Mr. David E. Feinberg 

Mr. John H. Feldman 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Marlys Ferguson 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ferris 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fickle 

Mr. Kevin Filter and Ms. Rosemary Kessler 

Mr. James K. Fink 

Mr. Bruce A. Finzen 

Ms. Dorothy Fischer 

Ms. Barbara Fischley 

David Fisher 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fitch 

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fitzgerald 

Mr. James FitzGibbon 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Flaherty 

Ms. Cynthia M. Flaig 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fletcher 

Ms. June Flewelling 

Mr. James Flink and Ms. Diane Uecker-Flink 

Ms. Grayce Flom 

Ms. Kathleen Flynn 

Mr. Steven S. Foldes and Ms. Riv-Ellen Prell 

Mrs. Mary Ford 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Fox 

Mr. and Mrs. William and Ann Fox 

Ms. Maureen K. Franz 

Mr. Everett Franzen 

Mr. Thomas Fraser and Ms. Mary E. Strand 

Ms. Patricia Frattallone 

Ms. Iris Freeman 

Mr. and Mrs. William Frels 

Ms. Jeanna French 

Ms. Laura French 

Ms. Linda H. Fried 

Mr. and Mrs. Willard L. Frische Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Frishberg 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Frost 

Ms. Susan Froyd 

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fudali Jr. 

Mr. Stephen J. Fulmek 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fulton 

Ms. Lynn L. Fumuso 

Mark Funk and Timothy Meyer 

Spencer Gamber and Elizabeth Wollan 

Gamber 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gangl 

Ms. Karen Garrity 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Gascon 

Ms. Anne R. Gearity 

Mr. Phil Gerlach and Dr. Catherine Perrone 

Ms. Shirley Gerlach 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip and Carol Gersmehl 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gibbs Jr. 

Mr. Mark Gilberstadt 

Ms. Barbara P. Gilfillan and P. M. Gilfillan 

Ms. Marie E. Gillespie 

Bill Gillispie 

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Girk 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Glaeser 

Mr. Reynold Glaeve 

Mr. James Glatzmaier 

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Glynn 

Mr. Michael Goertz 

Ms. Debbie Goldberger 

Ms. Barbara Goldner 

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy N. Golie 

Ms. Sharon K. Goligowski 

Ms. Naomi R. Golv 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gordon 

Mr. James D. Gorski and M. L. Rice 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Gouze 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Gowdy 

Ms. Sara K. Graffunder 

Mr. Randall S. Graham 

Dr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Gramer 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grande 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Greene 

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Greenlees 

Mr. Charles Greenman 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griffin 

Mr. Roger Griffith and Ms. Jean Taylor 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Grindstaff 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Grobovsky 

Ms. Marlene B. Gross 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Gross 

Ms. Karen Gruetzmacher 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grundtner 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Gueltzow 

Mr. Ron J. Guilfoile 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Gulden 

Mr. and Mrs. J. Cameron Guthrie 

Ms. Nancy S. Guthrie 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gutzmann 

Ms. Mary Gwost 

Mr. and Mrs. George Haakenson 

Mr. Philip Haan 

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Haapala 

Mr. Gordon J. Haberkorn 

Mr. David L. Halbmaier 

Mr. Rodney Hald 

Mr. Thomas Hale 

Mr Christopher H. Hall 

Ms. Suzanne Hall 

Todd and Mary Hall 

Mr. Paul R. Haller and Jeffrey, Wendy, and 

Zachary Haller 

Mr. Thomas E. Haltiner 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Hammers 

Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Hammond 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Hanek 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Hanger 

Mr. Paul Hanley and Ms. Cassandra Davids 

Ms. Kathleen Hanon 

Carl Hansen 

Ms. Mary E. Hansen 

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hanson 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hanson 

Mr. Donald V. Harper 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harrington 

Ms. Nancy Ottis Harris 

Ms. Alice Hart 

Robert Hart 

Mr. Ron Harvieux 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Haselow 

Dr. Karen K. Hasse 

Ms. Helen M. Haugen 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Haugland 

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Hawkinson 

Mr. Daniel J. Healy 

Mr. Robert P. Hebbel and Ms. Charlotte 

Pancake 

Jeff and Lucy Heegaard 

Mr. Robert Heili 

Ms. Ruth Heistad 

Mrs. Katherine Hellickson 

Ms. Robin Hellmer 

Mr. Richard Hendrickson 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Henry 

Mr. and Mrs. David Henseler 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Henseler 

Ms. Cynthia Herr 

Ms. Rose M. Herring and Mr. Frank Homan 

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hessler 

Ms. Mildred Heyer 

Mr. Thomas Hielsberg 

Mr. Jerry High 

Mr. and Mrs. David and Mary Hile 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Hilger 

John L. and Catherine J. Hill 

Ms. Katherine D. Hill 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Hill 

Dr. and Mrs. Randall A. Hillson 

Mr. John Himle 

Ms. Lisa D. Hinickle 

Mr. and Mrs. Corey L. Hoagland 

Mr. John Hoch 

Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Hodgson 

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoekstra 

Ms. Terri Hohenwald 

Ms. Jan Hoistad 

Mr. Gregory Hollenkamp 

Mr. Randall Holmberg and Ms. Evelyn Yee 

Mr. Randall Holmes 

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Hols 

Mr. Andrew Holtan 

Thomas Holtz 

Mr. Victor Holysh 

Mr. and Mrs. David E. Hoops 

Ms. Esther Hope 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Hopfner 

Mr. and Mrs. David Hoplin 

Mr. Joe Hoppesch 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Horn 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hortsch 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Horwitz 

Ms. Ellyn Hosch 

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Hoska 

Ms. Carol D. Houliston 

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hovland 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Howard 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Howard 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Howe 

Mr. Stanley E. Hubbard 

Mr. Richard C. Hudson and Ms. Christine H. 

Maloney 

Ms. Rosemarie Hughes and Mr. Scott 

Wilhelmy 

Mr. Verner Hultman 

Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Hutchinson 

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Imsdahl 

Mr. and Mrs. James Ingebretson 

Mr. Douglas Ingraham 

Mr. David Inman 

Mr. Kevin Irvine 

Mr. Charles G. Jachim Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jack 

Delle Jacobs 

Mr. Allen Jacobson 

Diane and Paul Jacobson 

Mr. Mark A. Jacobson and Ms. Jill L. Conda 

Ms. Kathleen James 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Janni 

Mr. Myron Janni 

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Janossy 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Jarboe 

Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Jodeit Jr. 

Ms. Andriene Johnson 

Mr. Dale F. Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Johnson 

Mr. Joel Johnson and S. Evan Jones 

Ms. Linda Johnson and Mr. Robert Julian 


Ms. Marie A. Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson 

Mrs. Sally Johnson 

Wayne Johnson 

Ms. Wendy A. Johnson and Mr. Glenn A. 

Evans 

Mr. Raymond P. Johnston 

Mr. and Mrs. Trent C. Jonas 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Jones 

Mr. John R. Jones 

Mr. Michael E. Jorgensen 

Ms. Patricia S. Juaire 

Mr. Roger W. Kaercher 

Mr. and Mrs. William Scott Kaercher 

Dr. Morton C. Kane 

Mr. Wayne Kaniewski 

Mr. and Mrs. Steve and Linda Kantner 

Mr. Roger W. Karlson 

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kastelic 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kasten and Juli 

Thompson 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Kastendieck 

Ms. Yvonne Kazeminy 

Mr. King S. Kearns 

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Keenan 

Mr. Patrick Keene 

Ms. Mary H. Keithahn 

Ms. Marcia Kelash 

Ms. Anne L. Keller 

Ms. Carrie L. Kelley 

Mr. Kent Kelley and Ms. Mary Louise 

Beardsley 

Ms. Joan Kelly 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelly 

Mr. William Kelly 

Mrs. Jeanne M. Kempe 

Mr. James M. Kenna 

Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy 

Mr. Thomas A. Kestner 

Mr. Tom M. Key and Ms. Janet L. Gardin 

Ms. Susan Kiefer 

Ms. Beverly Kimball 

Ms. Julie King 

Mr. Mehmet F. Kinoglu and Ms. Barbara 

Davis 

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Kirby 

Mr. John Kirchner 

Mr. Tom Kirscht 

Mr. Matthew Kisch Jr. 

Mr. Steven Kittay 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kitzerow 

Ms. Katherine L. Kladstrup 

Mr. David Kleifgen 

Dr. Karen L. Klein 

Ms. Amie. L. Klempnauer and Ms. Jane L. 

Miller 

Ms. Vicki A. Klima 

Mr. Robb Kline 

Mr. Kevin Klitz 

Ms. Marybeth Knoll 

Ms. Karen A. Kobey 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Koetz 

Mr. Philip Kohls 

Mr. and Mrs. John Konzem 

Ms. Kathleen N. Kough 

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Kowalski 

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Kozlak 

Mr. Dave Kragness 

Mr. Douglas S. Krantz 

Mr. and Mrs. William Krause 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Krebs 

Mr. Bernie Kremenak and Ms. Nancy Walden 

Mr. Philip Krinkie 

Ms. Susan Krivit Schmidt 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krueger 


Ms. Julie Kucinski 

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kudelka 

Ms. Trudy M. Kueker 

Ms. Sara Ellen Kuether 

Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Kuffel 

Mr. Joe Kugler 

Mr. William Kulcsar Jr. 

Ms. Jean M. Kummerow and Mr. John M. 

Loban 

Ms. Tineka Kurth 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lach 

Ms. Kathleen Lafferty 

Tom and Marie LaForce 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lageson 

Mr. Paul Lamb 

Ms. Theodora H. Lang 

Mr. Ronald Langseth 

Mr. and Mrs. Barry C. Langton 

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lannon 

Ms. Carla Larson 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Larson 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Liz Larson 

Ms. Vivian E. Larson 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Lasecke 

Mr. Gil Lautenshlager 

Mr. Thomas Leahy 

Ms. Janet M. Lebens 

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Lee 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Lee 

Ms. Jeannine L. Lee and Mr. C. Roger Finney 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lennon 

Ms. Brenda L. Leonard 

Ms. Patricia A. Leschke 

Ms. Catherine LeVahn 

Ann T. Levi 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Levine 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Levinger 

Ms. Margaret Lienemann 

Ms. Vera Likins 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Lillyblad 

Mr. Steven Lincowski 

Mr. Peter M. Linstroth 

Ms. Theresa J. Lippert and Frederick K. 

Grittner 

Mr. and Mrs. Serge Litkewitsch 

Mr. and Mrs. Neal Lockwood 

Mr. Robert Lockwood 

Mr. Charles Lodge and Ms. Kathy Leitch 

Ms. Doris K. Loes 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Long 

Ms. Linda M. Lorenz and Mr. Terry L. Smith 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lowe 

Mr. David Lubbers 

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Ludewig 

Mr. Bruce Lueck 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lufkin 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Luker 

Mr. Robert J. Lukes 

Ms. Sherry F. Lund 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lundstrom 

Van Luoma 

Mr. and Mrs. C. William Lutterman 

Mr. Timothy N. Lynch 

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lynn 

Mr. and Mrs. Terry A. Lynner 

Dr. and Mrs. Fred A. Lyon 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Lyons 

Ms. Janis L. Lysen 

Ms. Rose L. Maas and Ms. Stephanie 

Peterson 

Ms. Susan Mace 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Machacek 

Mr. Kirk A. Mackenzie 

David Macmillan and Judith Krow 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Madole 

Ms. Deborah B. Madson 

Hugh and Marilyn Madson 

Mr. and Mrs. John and Michelle Magdsick 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Magee 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Mary Maher 

Mr. Mohamed Mahoed-Shiraz 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Mahoney 

Mr. and Mrs. James Maloney 

Mr. Gene Mammenga and Ms. Charlotte Ann 

Brooker 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Manderfeld 

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Manderscheid 

Ms. Brooke L. Manley 

Edward Maranda 

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marble 

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Marchand 

Ms. Penny Margl 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Markman 

Mr. Peter S. Marshall 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martens 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Martin 

Mr. Monty L. Martin and Ms. Debra Joanne 

Drew 

Mr. Richard W. Martin 

Mr. Wallace A. Martin Sr. 

Mr. Daniel Masica 

Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas Mason 

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Matas 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mattaini 

Ms. Mary Maurice 

Ms. Barbara A. Mauzy and Mr. Frank H. Voigt 

Mrs. Margaret V. Maxwell 

Ms. Carolyn M. McCann and Mr. Douglas H. 

Fifield 

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McCarthy 

Mr. Michael C. McCarthy 

Ms. Susan McCarthy 

Mr. and Mrs. John McDermott 

Mr. Daniel McDonald 

Mr. and Mrs. William Claessens McDonald 

Mrs. Mary H. McDonough 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. McDonough 

Ms. Elizabeth McGowan and James Nelson 

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. McGowan 

Mr. Michael D. McGuire 

Mr. and Mrs. Warren McGuire 

Mr. and Mrs. David R. McKenna 

Lou McKenna 

Ms. Mary McLeod 

Mr. Clarence McMaster 

Mr. and Mrs. David M. McQuoid 

Mr. Paul R. Meehl 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meisterling 

Mr. and Mrs. David Meitz 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Melcher 

Dr. Marilyn Aschoff Mellor 

Mr. Michael Meloch 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Merrill 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Merrill 

Mr. Robert B. Mersky 

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus A. Merz 

Mr. Matthew P. Mesnik 

Ms. Elsbeth M. Messenger 

Ms. Andrea Messina 

Mr. and Mrs. L. Cecil Metz 

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Meyer 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Meyers 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Michaels 

Ms. Catherine L. Mielke 

Ms. Deborah K. Mielke 

Ms. Dorothy B. Miller 

Ms. Jacqueline Miller and Mr. E.R. Miller 

Krish Jo Miller 

Mr. Michael A. Miller 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Sylvia Miller 

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Mitchell 

Mr. and Mrs. Keichi Mizuno 

Mr. Curtis Moe 

Mr. Warren Moe 

Mr. Sherman L. Moen 

Ms. Lynn A. Moline 

Mr. George E. Monson 

Ms. Judith Monson 

Mr. Peter W. Montgomery 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Moone 

Mr. Charles E. Moore 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Moore 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moret 

Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Morf 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morrison 

Ms. Ann H. Morrissey 

Ms. Tamara Morrissey 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morrow 

Mr. Michael Morrow 

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Morse 

Ms. Sally K. Mortenson 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan and Cheryl A. Morton 

Mr. and Mrs. David Moss 

Ms. Lisa Motz 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Mulcahy 

Mr. John P. Mullaney 

Jane Mullery 

Dr. Amy Susan Mulvahill 

Mr. and Mrs. Chad Murphy 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray 

Molly Nagle 

Vara K. Najen 

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Nancekivell 

Mr. Robert Nardi 

Mr. Charles N. Nauen and P. J. Pofahl 

Mr. William E. Neal 

Ms. Jill Needham 

Mr. Gregory J. Neeser 

Ms. Ann Nelson 

Mr. Bernard B. Nelson III 

Mr. Delano R. Nelson 

Erik Nelson 

Mr. Eugene M. Nelson 

Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Nelson 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Nelson 

Mr. Jim Nelson 

Mr. Kirk O. Nelson 

Mr. Mike Nelson 

Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin Ness 

Mr. Michael E. Ness 

Mr. and Mrs. Win and Christie Neuger 

Ms. Brenda Neve 

Mr. Charles Nguyen 

Mr. Dan Nordley 

Mr. E. Ferd Nordrum 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norgard 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nybakken 

Mark and Kim Nyquist 

Ms. Doreen Nystedt 

Mr. Dennis R. Oberg 

Mr. and Mrs. David A. O'Brien 

Mr. Joseph E. O'Connor 

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Odegaard 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oebser 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Oettinger 

James Ogilvie 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ogren 

Ms. Linda M. Ojala 

Mr. Peter M. Okronglis 

Ms. Jennifer O'Laughlin 

Mr. Karl I. Olmstead and Ms. Mary Rumsey 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Olsen 

Mr. Bruce A. Olson 

Mr. Kevin Olson 

Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Olson 

Ms. Roberta L. Olson and Mr. Joel Rochlin 

James C. O'Neill

Mr. and Mrs. John Oren 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orman 

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Osborn 

Mr. Joseph P. O'Shaughnessy 

Ms. Joan M. O'Sullivan 

Ms. Mary K. Oswald 

Mr. Lon Otto and Ms. Kathleen McKown 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Otto 

Mr. Arthur Page 

Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Paidosh 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Patterson 

Ms. Katherine A. Payne 

Dr. and Mrs. William Payne 

Mr. Mark Pearson 

Mr. Thomas Peck 

Ms. Wendy Peek 

Mr. Joseph C. Peisert 

Mark Pendergast 

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pennington 

Ms. Joyce Perrin 

Ms. June E. Person 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen N. Peter 

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Peters 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Petersen 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Petersen 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. and Erica Petersen 

Mr. Earl Peterson 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Peterson 

Ms. Karin M. Peterson 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Peterson 

Ms Marie D. Pettingill 

Mr. Thomas T. Peyton 

Mr. James M. Pfankuch 

Mr. Brian Phillips 

Mr. Donald Phillips 

Mr. Richard G. Piehl 

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Pierre 

Ms. Kimberly A. Pitzl and Mr. Garry Kieves 

Mr. Perry C. Plank 

Mr. Robert Plouff 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poch 

Mr. Thomas A. Pohlman 

Mr. Daniel Polglaze and Ms. Pam Hermann 

Mr. Wendell F. Pollock 

Ms. Beth Lunden Polozker 

Mr. Bertrand Poritsky 

Ms. Leila Poullada 

Ms. Nancy Preckshot 

Mr. Frank A. Preese and Ms. Barbara L. 

Shiels 

Mr. F. W. Preeshl and Ms. Shirley Campbell 

Mr. and Mrs. Chris G. Prescott 

Ms. Susanna K. Presseller 

Ms. Patricia Priem 

Mr. Ronald B. Prieve 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Renee Pritzker 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prosser 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Pundt 

Fredric Quivik 

Ms. Diana M. Rankin 

Ms. Dionne M. Rantala 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ratwik 

Ms. Lesli Rauch 

Mr. Richard F. Rausch 

Mrs. Nancy Read Hendricks 

Mr. Edward W. Reed 

Ms. Maureen Reed 

Ms. Catherine Reed Weschcke 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Renner 

Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Reynolds 

Mr. Thomas Rice 

Mr. Charles Rich 

Mr. James M. Richards 

Mr. and Mrs. Don Richardson 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Richgels 

Mr. Robert Richman and Ms. Kristin 

Beckmann 

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Riesterer 

Mr. Daniel Rischall and Ms. Karen Blumberg 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ritchie 

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Dorothy Ritter 

Ms. Susan Ritter 

Mr. Eric R. Roberts 

Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Roberts 

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Robinson 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson 

Ms. Karen M. Roche and Mr. Douglas W. 

Voegeli 

Mr. Hubert G. Rode 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Roeh 

Ms. Reyne M. Rofuth 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rogers 

Mr. William Rohde 

Mr. Richard J. Rohrer and Ms. Sonja 

Hutchinson 

Ms. Alexandria Rollie 

Ms. Mary Ronzani 

Ms. Kathryn A. Rosebear and Mr. Stephen H. 

Parsons 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Rother 

Dr. Alvin Rueter 

Ms. Marjorie Rusch 

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ruschmeyer 

Mr. Scott Russell 

Ms. Jill H. Rusterholz 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Ryan 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Sachs 

Ms. Judith Salaba 

Mr. Steven Sarafolean 

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Sarazin 

Ms. Natalie Sather 

Mr. Robert Saumweber 

Mr. and Mrs. John and Audrey Saunders 

Mr. Walter Sawicki 

Mr. George Sayer 

Mr. and Mrs. David W. Scanlon 

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Scanlon III 

Ms. Sharon Schany 

Mr. Carl J. Schenk 

Dr. Sam C. Scher 

Mr. Mark H. Schindler 

Mr. Dennis P. Schissel 

Mr. Thomas P. Schmelz 

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Schmidt 

Mr. John L. Schneider 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schoene 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Scholl 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Scholz 

Mr. Jason J. Schreiber 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Schroeder Scott 

Donald Schuelke 

Mr. and Mrs. David Schultz 

Ms. Mary Frances Schurb 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Schurig 

Mr. Stanley Schweitzer 

Ms. Karen Seashore 

Ms. Victoria Selep 

Ms. Janet Serie 

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Servatius 

Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sewell 

Mr. and Mrs. William M. and Laura Sexton 

Ms. Mary Anne Sheldon 

Mr. Thomas B. Shepard 

Mr. and Mrs. David Shields 

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Shimek 

Mr. and Mrs. Phil and Barbara Shively 

Ms. Sonja Short and Mr. Michael Vraa 

Stephan Shubick 

Ms. Deanna Siliciano 

Mr. Richard Simmer 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Sirany 

Mr. George Skinner and Ms. Anne E. Hanley 

Mr. and Mrs. James Slack 

Mr. and Ms. Daniel J. Slagle 

Mr. Aivars Slucis 

Ms. Judith Smisek 

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Smith 

Ms. Kathryn L. Smith 

Ms. Kristine Smith 

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith 

Mr. Samuel Smith 

Susan Smith 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Smith 

Ms. Gloria Smithknecht 

Ms. Sarah Snapp and Christian Davis 

Mr. Bruce Snyder 

Ms. Jaye Snyder 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Soltau 

Ms. Cynthia Anne Sorenson 

Mr. and Mrs. William Soth 

Ms. Sylvia Soucheray 

Mr. Kenton Spading 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sparr 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy S. Springer 

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Springsteen 

Ms. Sonia St. Charles 

Mr. Dick Stafford 

Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Stanchfield 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stanley 

Mr. Joseph Stanley and Ms. Lori Zook- 

Stanley 

Mr. Doug Stansbury 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Stansbury-O'Donnell 

David Stark 

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stebner 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stecklein 

Mr. Charles Steele 

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Steenberg 

Mr. Norman V. Steere 

Karen Steiner and William Dickey 

Mr. Mark Steinhauser and Leslie Kopietz 

Mr. Donald Steinkraus 

Mr. Jerome Stenberg 

Mr. Carl W. Stephan 

Ms. Lucille Stinehart 

Mr. James R. Stone III 

Mr. David Stovall 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Strand 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Strandness 

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon D. Strom 

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Strommer 

Ms. Dorothy Strub 

Ms. Tom Struthers 

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Stryker 

Ms. Ellen R. Stubbs 

Dr. Douglas John Stubeda 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Stucker 

Ms. Mary J. Sturm 

Mr. and Mrs. John Stutsman 

Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan 

Mr. Patrick L. Sullivan 

Ms. Mary Sunderland 

Mr. Jan Henry Susee and Ms. Patricia L. 

Susee 

Mr. Hendrik Svien 

Mr. Mark Svobodny 

Mr. Donald Swanson and Mrs. Wildie J. 

Swanson 

Mr. and Mrs. John Swanson 

Ms. Mary Swanson 

Mr. Wilfred O. Sweney 

Ms. Ruth A. Taylor 

Ms. Barbara A. Teawalt 

Ms. Nancy J. Tennessen 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Thiel 

Mr. Daniel Thomas 

Mr. and Mrs. David W. Thomas 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Thomas 

Mr. Arthur W. Thorsgaard 

Mr. and Mrs. David O. Thronsedt 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thurmes 

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tiffany 

Mr. David Richard Tinsley 

Ms. Carol L. Toensing 

Mr. Randy Tolmie 

Ms. Shannon T. Tomsen and Mr. Victor Riley 

Richard Tongen 

Ms. Lois Torvik 

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Toso 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Townsend 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Trahan 

Mr. and Mrs. Randall Treichel 

John and Beth Trend 

Ms. Loren Trisco 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Trosvig 

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Trygstad 

Mr. Donald Twombly 

Ms. Margarette Unklesbay 

Mr. T. Anthony Urbanski 

Ms. Jayne Usery 

Ms. Virginia M. Uttley 

Ms. Debra L. Vadnais 

Ms. Dianne J. Van Tasell and Mr. Steven C. 

Eggimann 

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Vandenberg 

Mr. James K. Victor 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Vohs 

Mr. Paul R. Voigt 

Mr. Steve N. Voldal 

Ms. Pamela A. Von Fischer 

Mr. and Mrs. John Von Holtum 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Von Kuster 

Ms. Margaret Vos 

Ms. Lori A. Vosejpka 

Mr. James L. Wabner 

Mr. and Mrs. Grant K. Wacker 

Ms. Jo Wagner and Mr. Jeff Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Waite 

Mr. George Waldner 

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Wall 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wallick 

Mr. Robert J. Walser 

Ms. Rosemary Walsh 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Walter 

Ms. Kathy L. Walters 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward 

Ms. Kathleen Warner 

Dr. Laure J. Waschbusch 

Mr. Dennis L. Wavra 

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Way 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Webster 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wegerson 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weigel 

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Weisdorf 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Weist 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis Welch 

Ms. Gail Welling 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wellington Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Welsh 

Ms. Mary Wesley 

Ms. Arlene M. Westeren 

Mr. Daniel Wetenkam 

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wetterlin 

Ms. Mary Whalen 

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Whaley 

Ms. Maureen Wheaton 

Mr. and Mrs. Warde F. Wheaton 

Mr. Roger Wherry 

Mr. and Mrs. James White 

Mr. Keith White 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wiberg 

Mr. Harvey B. Wibeto 

Paul and Jan Wicklund 

Mr. Curtis L. Wiehle and Ms. Rita J. Teresi 


Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Wienke 

Ms. Nancy J. Wiens 

Mr. Charles I. Wikelius 

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Wilkus 

Mr. Reynold Willie 

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Willis 

Mr. Mike Wilm 

Ms. Jamie Wilson and Mr. David Ericson 

Ms. Marilyn Wilson 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilt 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Winchell 

Mr. and Mrs. William Winter 

Ms. Gertrude Winters-Bruce 

Mr. Andrew J. Winton and Ms. Judi A. Lamble 

Ms. Patrica Wolesky 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Wood 

Ms. Barbara Woodruff 

Beth Woods 

Mr. and Mrs. Dean F. Wurgler 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Wyckoff 

Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Yackel 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. York 

Ms. Elaine B. Yost 

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Zaslofsky 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zauha 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zawack 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zender 

Ms. Joy Zielske 

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zimmer 

Ms. Nancy Zingale and Mr. William H. 

Flanigan 

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Zink 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Zlonis 

Mr. Philip A. Zoubek 

Corporate and Foundation 

Donors 

107.1 FM 

215 Wabasha Properties, Inc. 

3M Center 

3M Foundation/Community Affairs 

A. Maas Construction, Inc. 

A.H. Larenzie Company Inc. 

A.R. North America, Inc. 

Access Specialties, Inc. 

Acordia Insurance Agency 

ACR Homes 

Acrometal Management Company 

Actuarial Consulting 

ADC Foundation 

AEI Fund Management, Inc. 

Agape Foundation 

Aidmatrix 

AirTech Inc. 

M. George and Gloria V. Allen Fund of the 

Saint Paul Foundation 

Alliant Techsystems - Community Investment 

Foundation 

Allianz Life Insurance Company 

Altria Corporate Services, Inc. 

Altria Group, Inc. (formerly Phillip Morris) 

America's Second Harvest 

American Engineering Testing, Inc. 

American Express Financial Advisors, Inc. 

American Express Foundation 

American Express Philanthropic Program-MN 

American Glass and Mirror, Inc. 

American Indian Neighborhood Devel. Corp. 

American Spirit Graphics Corporation 

Amidon Graphics 

Anagram International, Inc. 

Andersen Foundation 

Elmer L. and Eleanor J. Andersen Foundation 

Betty Schlick Andrews Fund of the Saint Paul 


Foundation 

Arbor Hill Tree Farm 

Archer Daniels Midland Foundation 

Arnold Ostrom Advertising 

Arthur T. Erickson Foundation 

AT&T Foundation 

Athwin Foundation 

Auction Masters,Inc. 

Audio Video Planners, Inc. 

Automatic Data Processing, Inc. 

Automatic Garage Door & Fireplaces, Inc. 

Axcim Corporation 

B&J Rental 

Bachman's Inc. 

Ban-Koe Companies 

Barnard Sports Enterprises 

Baxter Family Foundation 

The Bayport Foundation of the Andersen 

Corporation 

BD Matching Gift Program 

The Beim Foundation 

Believe & Succeed, Inc. 

The Bieber Family Foundation 

Bell Manufacturing 

Beneficial Cleaning Service, Inc. 

F. R. Bigelow Foundation 

Binder Printing 

Bituminous Roadways, Inc. 

Blooming Prairie Natural Foods 

BORN 

BP Foundation, Inc. 

Bremer Bank 

Brilyn Outsourcing Associates 

BSMG Worldwide 

Buffalo Eye Clinic, P.A. 

Bui 

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway 

Bush Foundation 

Buuck Family Foundation 

C. J. Alexander Systems, Inc. 

Cabinetech Inc 

Cadence Design Systems, Inc. 

Caleb Laboratories, Inc. 

Calhoun Insurance Agency 

Cargill Citizenship Committee 

Cargill Kitchens 

Carl & Elouise Pohlad Family Foundation 

The Curtis L. Carlson Family Foundation 

Carlson Marketing Group 

Carmichael Lynch 

Carolyn Foundation 

CF Industries, Inc. 

Champps 

Charlson Foundation 

The Christopherson Family Fund of the 

Minneapolis Foundation 

CID, Inc. 

Clarity Coverdale Fury Advertising 

Colon & Rectal Surgery Associates, Ltd. 

Colonial Graphic Services 

The Community Foundation of Middle TN 

Computer Associates 

Computer Network Technology 

ConAgra Foods Feeding Children Better 

Foundation 

ConAgra Store Brands Division Foundation of 

The Saint Paul Founation 

Conseco Finance Corp 

Creative Integrative Design, Inc. 

The John R. Cross Fund of The Saint Paul 

Foundation 

Crown Iron Works Company 

Daas 

Dale Huber, Inc. 

Dash-Hound Express, Inc. 

Dawkins Family Fund of The Saint Paul 

Foundation 

Data Base Ideas, Inc./DBI Consulting 

Davanni's 

Dectra Corporation 

Deluxe Corporation Foundation 

Designed Business Systems 

Designs In Woodbury, Inc. 

Digigraphics, Inc. 

Direct Merchants Bank 

Directions in Research, Inc. 

Display Sales Company 

The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation 

Eastman Kodak 

Ecolab Customer Service 

Ecolab Foundation 

Ecowater Systems 

Eddy's Cafe 

EDS 

Efunds Corporation 

Elfmann Family Fund of The Minneapolis 

Foundation 

Ellerbe Becket, Inc. 

EMA, Inc. 

EMC Corporation 

Emmons & Olivier Resources, Inc. 

Excel Bank 

Fabricon Foundation 

Fairview-University Medical Center 

Fannie Mae Foundation 

Fey Construction, Inc. 

The Findorff Family Fund of The Saint Paul 

Foundation 

Financial Concepts of the Twin Cities Inc. 

Fine Line Music Ventures, Inc. 

The Harold & Florence Fischbein Foundation 

Fleishman Hillard 

Flesher, Anderson & Flesher 

The John and Carol Flittie Charitable Fund of 

the Vanguard Charitable Endowment 

Program 

Floors Northwest. Inc. 

Food Perspectives, Inc. 

The Connie Foote Family Fund of The Saint 

Paul Foundation 

Fortis Health Foundation 

Fortis, Inc. 

Katherine Simon Frank and Richard Y. Kain 

Fund of The Saint Paul Foundation 

Fredrikson & Byron 

Frey Foundation 

The Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation 

General Mills 

General Mills Federal Credit Union 

General Mills Foundation 

Gisslen Family Charitable Fund -- FJC 

Globo Tec, Inc. 

GMAC-RFC 

Goodrich Foundation 

Gotta Go Gotta Throw, Inc. 

Greater Midwest Financial Group, LLC 

Greater Twin Cities United Way 

Gross-Given Manufacturing Co. 

Pat & Tom Grossman Foundation 

Guidant Corporation 

H.A. Kaplan's Metals Reduction Co. Inc. 

Haley Johnson Design Company 

Handimaid 

Hanson, Bridgett, Marcus, Vlahos,& Rudy 

Harriss Architects, Inc. 

Hatfield Properties 

HealthEast Care System 

The HealthFund of Minnesota 

Health Partners Corportate Giving Program 

Hembre Professional Services 

Highland Mangement Group Inc. 

John L. and Catherine J. Hill Charitable Fund 

of the Fidelity Investments Gift Fund 

Hilton Mini Storage 

Hormel Foods Corporation 

Hunger Fighters of Minnesota 

Hurd Family Trust 

Huss Foundation 

The i2 Foundation 

Imagineering/Interior Design Consultant 

ING Foundation 

Interior Accents 

International Service Agencies 

The JL Group, Inc. 

J S C Properties, Ltd. 

J. Oakes & Associates 

The JOSAL Foundation 

Jostens Our Town Foundation 

JP Morgan Chase Foundation 

Justesen, Inc. 

Art & Martha Kaemmer Fund of the HRK 

Foundation 

KARE 11 

The Margaret H. and James E. Kelley 

Foundation, Inc. 

Kellogg Commission Company Fund of the 

Minneapolis Foundation 

Kevin Lefebvre Trucking 

Klein Family Foundation 

Knutson Construction Services, Inc. 

Kodak Polychrome Graphics 

Krass Monroe, P.A. 

The Krisbin Foundation Trust 

Laborers' District Council of MN and ND 

Laird Norton Trust Company 

Lake Region Manufacturing, Inc. 

Land O'Lakes Foundation 

Latorraca Family Fund of the Fidelity 

Investments Charitable Gift Fund 

Laureate Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi 

John and Lyn Lawyer Fund of the Fidelity 


Laurel Street Inn 

The James and Diane Lillehei Charitable 

Fund from the Vanguard Charitable 

Endowment Program 

R C Lilly Foundation 

Helen E. and Daniel T. Lindsay Family Fund 

of The Minneapolis Foundation 

Loes Enterprises, Inc. 

Lone Tree Press 

Long Lake Glass, Inc. 

Lookout Supper Club 

Lustra LLC 

Lutheran Brotherhood 

M-O-M Cares Employee Foundation 

Mackenzie Studios 

Macy's West 

The Maguire Agency 

Maguire Life, Health and Benefits, Inc. 

Maki & Strunc Photography Inc. 

Mar-John Maintenance, Inc. 

Marbrook Foundation 

Mardag Foundation 

The Samuel S. and Joyce C. Marfield 

Charitable Foundation 

Margaret Rivers Fund 

MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger 

The McGraw-Hill Companies 

McGraw-Hill Healthcare Information 

McGuire Family Foundation 

McNeely Foundation 

Meridian Concepts, Inc. 

Meritex Enterprises, Inc. 

Metris Companies Foundation 

Metris Companies, Inc. & Subsidiaries 

Metropolitan Hodder Group 

Michael Foods

Michaud, Cooley, Erickson 

Michels Construction 

Midcontinent Foundation 

Millstone Coffee, Inc. 

Minnesota Cable Communications 

Association 

Minnesota Life Insurance Company 

Minnesota Mutual Foundation 

Minnesota Vikings Children's Fund 

Mitchell-Franco Family of the Fidelity 


Mitsch Investments, L.P. 

MOA Entertainment Co. LLC 

Moldex LLC 

Mortgage Services of Minnesota 

MTM, Inc. 

Myers Foundation, Inc. 

NALC Branch 

National Meals on Wheels Foundation 

The Nemastil Technology Group 

No. Am., Inc. Holiday Station Stores 

Mark and Jackie Nolan Family Fund of The 


Noonan Properties, LLC 

Northland Appliance Service Co. 

Northland Organic Food 

Northwest Athletic Club 

Novak Paint & Decorating 

Nystrom, Inc. 

Office Controls, Inc. 

Ohnsorg Truck Bodies, Inc. 

Olsen Delivery 

Earl D. and Marian N. Olson Fund of The 


Olson's Sewer Service, Inc. 

Casey Albert T. O'Neil Foundation 

Open Door Foundation 

Open Philanthropy Foundation 

Open Your Heart to the Hungry and 

Homeless 

Ott Family Gift Fund 

Otterness Repair 

P.L. Dorn Company, Inc. 

Padilla Speer Beardsley 

The Pampered Chef 

The Patch Foundation 

Patten Family Fund of the Fidelity 


PCL Construction Services, Inc. 

Pepsico Foundation 

Peregrine Capital Management, Inc. 

Personix 

Marvin J. Pertzik Foundation 

The Pfizer Foundation 

The Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation 

Pioneer Propane Gas Company 

PipeVine, Inc 

Carl & Eloise Pohlad Family Foundation 

The Point House Fund of the Vanguard 

Charitable Endowment Program 

Premier Banks 

Premier Restaurant Equipment Company 

Prime Therapeutics, Inc. 

Progress Casting Group, Inc. 

Prudential Foundation 

Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts 

Program 

Quaker Hill Foundation 

Quality Equipment 

Quest Fields, Inc. 

Radisson Plaza Hotel Minneapolis 

RBC Dain Rauscher Foundation 

Real Estate Diversified Inc. 

Realistic Target Company 

Reden & Anders, Ltd. 

Remax of Boulder, Inc. 

Remmele Engineering, Inc. 

Replenex 

Rider Bennett Egan & Arundel, LLP 

Rischall Blumberg Family Fund of the Fidelity 


Robco Corporation 

Terry & Sam D. Roth Philanthropic Fund of 

the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation 

Ryan Companis US, Inc. 

S.R. Calvin Academy & Clinic 

The Saint Paul Foundation 

Salon Cheveux Beauty & Wellness 

Sam Hertogs & Associates, PA 

The Sanborn Sentinel 

Sayer Charitable Foundation 

Schall Family Fund of The Minneapolis 

Foundation 

Schechter, Dokken, Kanter 

Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving - 

Edward and Nancy De Paul 

Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving - 

Susan Funk and Stephen Wood Kidner 

SGH Entertainment 

Shaw/Stewart Lumber Co. 

Simmet Foundation 

Shipp 

Shorewood Computer, Inc. 

Short Design and Illustration 

Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc. 

SiliconGraphics 

Silver Shear 

The Simmet Foundation 

SimonDelivers.com 

Sit Invesment Associates Foundation in 

Minneapolis 

SK & B Business Services, Inc. 

The James and Jean Slattery Family 

Foundation of The Saint Paul Foundation 

Emil J. and Emily D. Slowinski Fund of the 

St. Paul Foundation 

Sodexho 

Sodexho Foundation, Inc. 

The Software Workshop, Inc. 

Specialty Outfitters, Ltd. 

Sprint PCS 

Stahl Construction Company 

Stapleton, Nolan, Hynes, & McCloughan 

Star Tribune Foundation 

Steel & Supply Co. 

Steve Bailey Remodeling 

Stone Valley Inc. 

Stonehouse Pictures/Film 

The St. Paul Companies, Inc. Foundation 

Summit Healthcare, Inc. 

Sunny Fresh Foods 

SUPERVALU Foundation 

SUPERVALU Foundation on behalf of 

SUPERVALU INC. and Cub Foods 

James M. Svobodny Fund of the Fidelity 


Swanson Charity Fund of the Fidelity 


Sweitzer Foundation 

Symbiology, Inc. 

SYSCO Food Service of Minnesota, Inc. 

Systec, Inc. 

T.V. Hughes Construction 

Target Corporation 

Target, Marshall Field's and Mervyn's with 

support from the Target Foundation 

Taste of the NFL 

TCF Financial Foundation 

TENNANT Foundation 

Third Wave Partnership, LLC 

Thomson West 

Thrivent Financial For Lutherans 

Tiffin Family Fund 

Torgerson Printing 

Towers Perrin 

Twin Cities Marathon, Inc. 

United Wholesale Auto 

University of Minnesota Center for Urban and 

Regional Affairs 

URS, Inc. Giving Committee 

US Bank National Association 

US Bancorp Foundation 

US Bancorp Piper Jaffray 

US Bank 

The Valspar Foundation 

John Van Essen Charitable Gift Fund of The 

Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund 

Vibes Technologies, Inc. 

Viking Electric Supply 

Joan and Ron Villella Fund of the Fidelity 


Visual Circuits Corporation 

Wagner Spray Tech Co 

Walmart 1470 

Walser Nissan 

H E and Helen R Warren Foundation 

The Watson Group 

Watson Wyatt & Company 

WCA Foundation-Paige 

Weekes Forest Products, Inc. 

Minnie & Maurice Weisberg Family Fund of 

the St. Paul Foundation 

Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign 

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage 

The John G. and Lois Schrantz Welshons 

Fund of The Saint Paul Foundation 

West Group Community Partnership Program 

Westwood Professional Services, Inc. 

The Mary Ann and James White Fund of the 

Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund 

Wilkie Communication 

Willette Building Co 

Wilsons Leather 

Xcel Energy Foundation 

Yamamoto Moss 

Food Donors 

A. Duda & Sons 

Abdullah's Candy 

Afton Apple Orchard 

Ag Against Hunger 

Alliant Food Show 

Alliant Tec 

American Cereal Corp. 

American Fish & Seafood 

Americold 

Apple Valley High School 

Applewood Orchard 

Asian Foods 

At Last! Gourmet Foods 

Atlas Cold Storage 

Atrium Catering & Cafe 

Augsburg College 

B & W Specialty Coffee 

Bakery Chef 

Best Inc/Minnesota Masonic Home 

Best Maid Cookie Company 

Beth Jacob Congregation 

Bethel College and Seminary 

Bix Produce Company 

Blackhawk Middle School 

Bloomingdale's 

Blue Sky Foods 

Bob's Produce Ranch 

Brings Co., Inc. 

Buddy's Kitchen 

Buffets Incorporated 

Bumblebee Seafoods 

Bush Brothers & Co. 

Byerly's 

C. H. Robinson 

Captain Ken's Frozen Foods 

Cargil- Sodexho Kitchen 

Cargill, Inc. 

Carpenter Nature Center 

Cavendish Farms 

Cedar Park Elementary 

ChandlerTopic Co. 

Cheerful Givers 

Chiquita Foods 

Church & Dwight Company, Inc 

Churny Company 

CIS 

Clorox Company 

Coca Cola Bottling Midwest 

College of St. Catherine 

Columbia Fresh Produce 

ConAgra Grocery Products 

Cooks of Crocus Hill 

Co-op Partners 

Costco 

Crystal Farms 

Cub Foods 

Custom Cuts 

D & S Sales 

Dakota Growers Pasta 

Dakota Hill Middle School 

Dawn Food Products, Inc. 

Dean Foods North Central, Inc. 

DeChene Corp. 

Deerwood Elementary 

Del Monte Corporation 

Deli Provisions 

Diamond Path Elementary 

Diamond Products 

Dionisio Farms 

District 196 - Dakota County School 

Foodservice 

Dole Food Corp. 

Domino's Pizza 

Dowling School 

Duro Bag 

Eagan High School 

Eby-Brown Company 

Eden Prairie Schools 

Edling Farms 

Edy's Ice Cream 

European Roasterie 

Fairmont Foods of Minnesota 

Fairview Hospital 

Faribault Foods 

Florida Natural Growers 

Food Service Connection 

Foster Farms 

Fox Packaging 

Franklin Street Bakery 

Frito Lay, Inc. 

GE Capitol - Sodexho Kitchen 

Gedney, MA 

General Mills, Inc. 

Girl Scout Cncl/St Croix Vally 

Glory Foods 

Golden Flake Snack Foods 

Gold'n Plump Poultry, Inc. 

Gopher Produce 

Gourmet Award Foods 

Great River Farms 

Greenleaf Elementary 

H. Brooks & Company 

Hamline University 

Head Start - Fuller 

HealthEast Care Center 

Heinz, USA 


Helios Nutrition 

Hershey Chocolate Co. 

Hinkle Produce 

Hirschbach Moter Express 

Hockenberg Newburgh Food Serv. 

Honey Baked Ham Company 

Hormel Foods 

Hudson Company 

Innova Marketing 

Integrated Brands 

Integrated Marketing 

International Multifoods 

J & J Distributing 

J. R. Simplot 

Jefferson School 

Jennie-O Turkey Store 

Jimmy Jingle Inc 

JohnsonDiversey 

K Mart Distribution Center 

Keebler Company 

Kelloggs Company 

Kemp's/Marigold 

Ken Davis BBQ 

KFC 

Kohler Mix Specialties 

Kowalski's 

Kraft, Inc. 

Lancer Catering 

Land O' Lakes 

Leeann Chin's 

Lettieri's 

Lloyd's Food Products 

Loon Cafe 

Lunds 

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Macalester College 

Malat Produce Co. 

Malt-O-Meal Company 

Marriott 

McDonald's 

McLane Minnesota 

Mead Johnson and Company 

Medtronic 

Methodist Hospital 

Metro Produce Distributors 

Michael Foods 

Minnesota Growers Association 

Minnesota Turkey Growers Assoc 

Mission Shippers 

Mississippi Market 

MN Dept. of Natural Resources 

Morris Park High 

Mrs. Fields Cookies 

Nabisco Brands, International 

Nash Finch Co. 

National Assoc. of Letter Carriers 

National Refund & Mrktg Serv. 

Nestle USA, Inc. 

New French Bakery 

New Millennium Farms 

New World Pasta 

Noodles by Leonardo 

Nordstrom 

North Country Produce 

Northrop Elementary 

Northview Elementary 

Northwest Airlines 

Northwestern Fruit Company 

Novartis Consumer Health 

Oak Grove Dairy 

Oak Ridge Elementary 

Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. 

Office Depot 

Olson Middle School 

Orchard Farms 

Organic Foods 

Pagoda Restaurant 

PastureDirect 

Pearson Candy Co. 

Pepin Heights Orchard 

Pepperidge Farms 

Pfizer Consumer Healthcare 

Pillsbury Company 

Pine Tree Apple Orchard 

Pinnacle Foods 

Pizza Hut 

Power Packaging 

Prinsen Distributing 

Pro Models 

Procter & Gamble 

Quaker Foods and Beverages 

Quizno's 

R & W Food Service 

Rainbow Foods 

Regis Corporation 

Reichel Foods 

Reinhart Food Service, Inc. 

Rite Aid 

Robert’s Wholesale Foods, LLC 

Roisum Elite Sales & Marketing 

Roots & Fruits Produce 

Rosemount High School 

Rosemount Middle School 

Ross Laboratories 

Royal American Foods 

Roysum Foodservice 

Ryan Potato Company 

Ryt-way Industries, Inc. 

SC Johnson & Son, Inc. 

Schoenmann Produce 

Scott Highlands Middle School 

Seashare 

Seneca Foods Corp 

Shannon Park Elementary 

Signature Fruit 

Simon Delivers.Com, Inc. 

Sky Chef 

Small Planet Foods 

Smurfit Stone Container 

Society of St. Andrews 

Solo Cup Company 

St. John's Hospital 

St. Joseph's Hospital 

St. Paul Public School Foodservice 

Stockyard Produce 

Sunny Fresh Foods, Inc. 

Super Target 

Supervalu Bakery & Deli Show 

SuperValu Stores, Inc. 

Sysco Food Spring & Fall Food 

Shows 

Sysco Minnesota 

Target Corp. 

Thorson's Farm Fresh Chickens 

Tootsie Roll Industries 

Tropicana North America 

Twin Cities Marathon 

Twin City Produce 

Tyson Foods 

Tyson Warehouse 

U of M - Earl Brown Student Center 

Uncle Ben's 

Unilever Bestfoods/Lipton 

United Noodles 

University of St. Thomas 

Upper Midwest Hospitality Show 

US Food Service 

US FOODSERVICE 

V.S.E. 

Valley Middle School 

Valleyfair 

Vansingel Farms 

Very Fine Products 

Viking Produce 

Wagoneer Transport 

Walmart 

Waymore Transporation 

Waymouth Farms 

Western Vegetable Produce 

Westlund Produce 

Weyerhaeuser 

Whole Foods Market 

Woodland Elementary 

Wyeth Consumer Healthcare 

Xcel Center 

XO Energy Beverage Corp. 

Xpedx 

Young America Corp. 

Zinter Brothers 

Nonprofit 

Organization 

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Heartland 

Every measure has been taken to 

ensure the accuracy of the names 

and information printed in this 

Annual Report. We apologize if 

we have overlooked any 

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