2016 Impact Report

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Dear Neighbors,

This year marks the Foundation’s 10th anniversary and in that time we have served countless neighborhoods and enhanced the lives of those who make our communities strong. 2016 was an incredible year. We re-launched with a new mission, vision and name - the Joy in Childhood FoundationSM - to reflect our continued commitment to providing simple moments of joy to sick and hungry kids.

In looking back at the accomplishments of the past decade, one word consistently comes to mind: joy. It is the sentiment of joy that will guide us in the next decade. In 2016, the Foundation distributed more than $1.5 million in grants to more than 170 charities in the U.S., including food banks, children’s hospitals and other organizations. Nationally, our partnership with Feeding America® culminated with $1 million in giving through member food banks, BackPack and School Pantry Programs. We also established an exciting new national children’s health partnership to kick off in 2017 with Starlight Children’s Foundation®. They bring more than 30 years of expertise brightening the lives of seriously ill children through entertainment, education and technology.

We are fortunate to have tremendous support from our franchisees, employees, guests and corporate partners, who helped raise a record $4.3 million this year through various fundraising efforts. A new corporate program, in partnership with the National DCP, brought unprecedented vendor giving. Our guests generously gave during our Community Cups® & Community Cones® in-store fundraising campaigns with $1.3 million raised. And, our Regional Chapters raised an additional $1.5 million by organizing more than 25 events.

Our employees and franchisees continue to demonstrate their dedication to the cause by serving their communities year-round. This commitment culminates with our Annual Week of Joy event. More than 1,400 volunteers joined together to pack 351,025 meals for children and families at 70 food banks across the country.

Thank you for your continued support and dedication to the Joy in Childhood Foundation and its mission. The opportunity to provide joy to children who need it most is truly life-changing work.

With Joy,

Nigel Travis Chairman and CEO, Dunkin’ Brands Group Inc.

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20112006 2008

Foundation Created

Created in response to Hurricane Katrina, The Dunkin’ Donuts & Baskin-Robbins Community

Foundation (DDBRCF) set out to “Serve Those Who Serve Others, Especially in Times of Crisis.”

Dunkin’ Cup Tees Off

The Mid-Atlantic regional team hosts the first Dunkin’ Cup Golf Tournament, raising nearly

$29,000. Today, fundraising events including golf and cricket tournaments, dinners and galas are

held in four Mid-Atlantic states raising nearly $750,000 annually.

Regional Chapters Formed

Structured as a national grantmaking foundation with a volunteer Board of Directors and eight

Regional Chapters that fundraise and award grants in local communities.

Rich Family Foundation becomes first corporate partner with a $200,000 grant over two years.

“It’s difficult to feel joy when you are hungry or hurting. The Joy in Childhood Foundation is not just a new name for us, it’s a new brand and new focus to provide moments of joy to kids who need it most - those facing sickness and hunger.

Our mission aligns with the Dunkin’ Donuts and Baskin-Robbins brands, which are built on a heritage of fun and providing people with moments of joy.

The Joy in Childhood Foundation is built on the energy, support and contributions of the whole Dunkin’ Brands community - from my fellow franchisees and their restaurant managers and crew members to employees, guests, vendors and community partners.”

- Konse Skrivanos, Franchisee, Joy in Childhood Foundation Board Member

REFOCUS

2014 20162015

First Major Partnership Commitment

Made largest grant in Foundation history, a three-year commitment of $1 million to Feeding America®.

Fundraising Milestone Achieved

Raised $3.4 million to support local communities, with a total of $11 million donated since 2006.

Rebrands to Joy in Childhood Foundation

Re-launched with new name and focus on bringing the simple joys of childhood to sick and hungry kids.

$1.3+ million raised through the national, in-store fundraiser.

REFLECTon 10 years4

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HEALTH

ExperiencesFunded Camp Sunshine, located in Maine, to support its year-round programs for children with cancer and their families.

Through our funding and partnerships with children’s hospitals, food banks, and nonprofit organizations,

we help children find joy in their daily lives.

EnvironmentSupported Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Child Life special events, which allow patients and families to minimize emotional stress and create a more positive hospital experience. Some of these events include Battle of the Bands, Fall Festival, and December Holiday parties.

ExpressionServed more than 500 pediatric patients at St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital in Tampa through its Art & Music therapies.

Joy in GivingJoy in Giving

Joy in GivingJoy in GivingHUNGER

Food SkillsSupported the Waterville Boys & Girls Club in Maine through a greenhouse renovation & sustainable gardening program where kids grow and make food.

Food AccessReached 15,000 children through the Greater Cleveland Food Bank’s School Market program providing fresh produce to families.

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The Joy in Childhood Foundation gave more than 170 grants totaling more than $1.5 million to nonprofit organizations that provide moments of joy to children in the communities where we live and work.

*Community safety will continue to be a priority for Dunkin’ Brands; however, The Joy in Childhood Foundation will focus specifically on health and hunger relief for children.

Children’s HungerAdirondack FoundationAkron-Canton Regional Food BankAmerica’s Second Harvest Atlanta Community Food Bank Inc.Betty Griffin HouseBeverly Bootstraps Community Services Inc.Bread of The Mighty Food Bank, Inc.Canton Area Helpline, Inc.Central Pennsylvania Food BankChester County Food BankCity Harvest, Inc.Community Food Bank of New JerseyCommunity Harvest Food Bank Of

Northeast Indiana Community Servings, Inc.Cooking With CancerCristo Rey Boston High School, Inc.Daniels Table Inc.Elijah’s PromiseFamily Promise of Lorrain CountyFeeding AmericaFeeding America Eastern Wisconsin, Inc.Feeding South FloridaFood Bank of Central New YorkFood Bank of IowaFood Bank of Northwest IndianaFood Bank of South JerseyFood Bank of Western New YorkFoodbank for the HeartlandThe Freestore-Foodbank Inc.Girls Incorporated of New HampshireGleaners Food Bank of Indiana, Inc.Good Shepherd Food BankGreater Boston Food BankGreater Chicago Food DepositoryGreater Pittsburgh Community Food BankHarry Chapin Food Bank of Southwest FloridaHarvest for HungerHarvesters-The Community Food Network (Missouri)Harvesters-The Community Food Network (Kansas)Inter-Faith Food Shuttle Kansas Food Bank Warehouse Inc.Natick Service CouncilNeighbors’ Place Inc.New Ground Inc.New Hampshire Catholic CharitiesNorthern Illinois Food BankMontgomery County Emergency Assistance Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New YorkRhode Island Community Food BankRiver Bend Food ReservoirSarah’s KitchenSecond Harvest Food Bank of Mahoning ValleySenior Services of AlbanySOME, Inc.

IMPACT PARTNERSSt Louis Area Food Bank Inc.Stanly County Family YMCAStepping Stone Mission, Inc.Table to TableThe Catholic Charities Food Bank Of The Southern TierThe Community Hope Center Inc.The Food Bank For Westchester, Inc.The Food Bank Of Western MassachusettsTreasure Coast Food BankVermont Foodbank

Waterville Area Boys & Girls ClubWeymouth Council For The Hungry Worcester County Food BankYMCA of the North Shore, Inc.

Children’s HealthAbove the Clouds Inc.Akron Childrens Hospital Mahoning ValleyAlbany Medical CenterALSAC/St. Jude Children’s ResearchAmazing Gracies Gift FoundationAnn & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago

FoundationArthritis Foundation Florida ChapterAscent School For AutismASK Childhood Cancer FoundationAutism Speaks Inc.Be the MatchBeat NB Cancer Foundation Inc.Bert’s Big AdventureBest Buddies Internaitonal, Inc.Big Brothers Big Sisters of Monmouth & Middlesex

Counties

Boston Children’s Hospital TrustBrevard Neighborhood Development CoalitionBring it 4 Braylon Foundation Inc.Bristol Boys & Girls Club AssociationCamp Sunshine at Sebago LakeCarl Vincent Bini Memorial FundCarolinas Exceptional Youth AthletesChildren’s Friend and ServiceChildren’s Healthcare of Atlanta FoundationChildren’s Hospital of Philadelphia FoundationChildren’s Hospital FoundationChildren’s Hospital of AlabamaChildren’s Hospital of PittsburghChildren’s Hospital of The King’s DaughtersCohen Children’s Medical CenterCollier Child Care Resources Inc.Curing Kids Cancer Inc.Cystic Fibrosis Foundation - Northeastern New York

ChapterCystic Fibrosis Foundation - Georgia ChapterDouble H RanchDynamite Youth CenterEaster Seals MassachusettsEmerald Youth FoundationEpilepsy Foundation Western/Central PennsylvaniaEvery Child Inc.Florida Baptist Childrens HomeGeorge Mandell/Memorial Jimmy FundHackensack University Medical Center FoundationHealing Touch Therapeutic Riding CenterHealthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of GeorgiaHemophilia of GeorgiaHenry Viscardi SchoolHorizons For Homeless Children Inc.Jacksonville School for AutismJuvenile Diabetes Research FoundationKisses For Kyle FoundationLong Island Blues Special HockeyLi Fraumeni Syndrome AssociationLong Island Cares Inc.Long Island Jewish Medical CenterMagee-Womens Research Institute & FoundationMarch Of Dimes Foundation IllinoisMassachusetts Down Syndrome CongressMcLeod Health FoundationMedical University of South Carolina FoundationMental Health Association of Morris County, Inc.Miracle League of Connecticut Inc.Miracle League of Manasota, Inc.Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health CenterMusclar Dystrophy AssociationNew England Center For Children Inc.New Hanover Regional Medical CenterNew Jersey Pajama ProgramNorth Broward Hospital DistrictNorth Jersey Navigators, Inc.Philidelphia’s Children’s Alliance

In 2016, we celebrated the end of our first three-year partnership with Feeding America, during which we dedicated $1

million to help alleviate childhood hunger in the U.S. This year, we granted $20,000 to 16 local food banks and served more than 700,000 meals to children and families.

Place of Hope, Inc.Rainbows United, Inc.Sacramento Children’s HomeSpecial Olympics New York Long Island RegionSpecial Olympics of Georgia, Inc.Special Strides Inc.Spina Bifida Association of Greater New EnglandSt. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital FoundationSuncoast Charities For Children Inc.The T.J. Martell FoundationThe ALS Association Connecticut ChapterThe HopeLineJohns Hopkins Children’s CenterThe Morgan CenterThomas Jefferson UniversityUniversity of Vermont Medical CenterWestchester Medical Center Foundation Inc.YMCA of Nashville & Middle TennesseeYoung People in RecoveryJoyal Capital Management Foundation Inc.Pirate Toy FundThe Fund for Parks & Recreation in Boston

Safety*Box 4 Special Services Canteen AssociationConnecticut Police Work Dog Association, Inc.Fidelco Guide Dog FoundationFriends of The Merrimack County Advocacy CenterHeartillery GroupHeidrea For Heroes Inc.National Education for Assistance Dog Services, Inc.Sheriffs Foundation Of Broward County Inc.St Lucie County Hundred Club Inc.The USO of Hampton Roads and Central VirginiaUSO of Metropolitan New York, Inc.USO of North CarolinaVeterans Inc.

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Twelve-year-old JJ has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair along with a computer to communicate. Many therapies were tried with frustration, yet none had a more profound impact on him than equine therapy through the Healing Touch Therapeutic Riding Center.

“There are very few activities that JJ can actually participate in so, combined with the massive therapeutic benefits, horse riding has also given him a huge sense of pride and accomplishment. The fact that he’s getting intensive therapy at Healing Touch - that he’s so excited to participate in - is a joy to watch.”

- JJ’s mom

The Joy in Childhood Foundation supports Healing Touch Therapeutic Riding Center, a Florida-based organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for children in our special needs community.

This organization was nominated for a grant by Gary Heckel, Dunkin’ Donuts franchisee in Florida and former Joy in Childhood Foundation Board member.

Joyfor JJ

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$4.3million raised in 2016

$14 million*

in funds granted since 2006

30% customer donations from national Community Cups & Cones in-store

fundraiser

$1million+

multi-year commitments from vendor partners

25+ events

hosted by our eight Regional Chapters raised $1.5 million in support of the Joy in

Childhood Foundation

Fundraising reached new heights in 2016 with the support of our customers, employees,

franchisees and corporate partners.

*includes $3 million grant commitment to national partners through 2019

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ROAST HUNGER

Dunkin’ Donuts will donate 50¢ to Feeding® the Gulf Coast for every mobile coupon redeemed.

$149 LARGE HOT COFFEE

+appl. taxes

EVERY DAY THROUGH THE NEW DUNKIN’ MOBILE® APP.

OFFER VALID 9/26 – 10/30. OFFER AVAILABLE WITHIN THE NEW DUNKIN’ MOBILE® APP ONLY, LIMIT ONE PER TRANSACTION. Participation may vary. Maximum donation: $10,000. ©2016 DD IP Holder LLC.For more information on Feeding® the Gulf Coast, visit feedingthegulfcoast.org.

Roast Hunger Dunkin’ Donuts of Panama City, in partnership with Feeding the Gulf Coast, helped “Roast Hunger” by donating funds to local hunger relief efforts for every mobile coupon redeemed for a large, hot coffee.

Mini DT Ext DD_0516_MX008

For more information about Boston Children’s Hospital, please visit www.childrenshospital.org.Price and participation may vary. Limited-time offer. © 2016 DD IP Holder LLC.

CELEBRATE ICED COFFEE DAY Wednesday May 25th

Local Dunkin’ Franchisees are donating $250,000 to Boston Children’s Hospital.

ENJOY ICED COFFEE WITH A CAUSE

Brewing Joy This year, to celebrate the joy and warmth of the holiday season, nearly 30 Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants offered 500 guests a free hot coffee served in the JOY cup and donated $1,000 in each market to 15 nonprofits providing joy to sick and hungry kids.

Iced Coffee DaysDunkin’ Donuts in Rhode Island, Connecticut and the Washington, D.C. region hosted Iced Coffee Days, donating $250,000 to local children’s hospitals.

Cops on Top Dunkin’ Donuts enlisted local police officers to stand on store rooftops in Albany, NY and the Chicagoland area to raise money for Special Olympics. The events generated widespread media coverage and the Chicago event alone raised $671,000 through customer donations.

franchise giving

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3rdAnnual

1,500Employee Volunteers

70Food Banks

7,000Hours

351,025meals for children and families

Annual Week of Joy, October 2016

SERVE

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Kristi Stickland (Southeast): donates her time to organize eight special events for the region - the most across the country - and

engaged over 1,000 franchisees and employees to serve.

Joymakers

Jenn DeLuca (Mid-Atlantic): helps lead the Mid-Atlantic Dunkin’ Cup Golf and Cricket Tournament, raising over $2 million since its

inception - the highest fundraising event in the country.

Kristen Agin (West): leads volunteer efforts in the West during the Annual Week of Joy. This year, the team sorted and boxed

2,229 pounds of food to provide 1,858 meals for families in need.

Colette Corriveau (Central East): organizes quarterly service events across the Region, including the March for Babies Walk in Chicago and 18 events during the Annual Week of Joy. This year

alone, Colette rallied more than 550 franchisees, field employees and crew members to serve.

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THANK YOU We are deeply grateful for the continued and generous support of all our friends.

Carlos Andrade, Franchisee

Carol Austin, Dunkin’ Brands

Bill Bode, Dunkin’ Brands (former)

Regina Chin, National DCP

Mitch Cohen , Non-affiliate

Brent Fauntleroy, Franchisee

Alex Fernandez, Franchisee

Jean Grossman, Dunkin’ Brands

Scott Hudler, Dunkin’ Brands

Jason Maceda (Treasurer), Dunkin’ Brands

Tom Manchester, Dunkin’ Brands

Demy Martin, Franchisee

Karen Raskopf (Co-Chair), Dunkin’ Brands

Diane Remin, Non-affiliate

David Sisson (Clerk), Franchisee

Konse Skrivanos, Franchisee

Alex Smigelski (Co-Chair), Franchisee

THE JOY IN CHILDHOOD FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Nigel Travis, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

Paul Carbone, Chief Financial Officer

Jack Clare, Chief Information and Strategy Officer

Richard Emmett, Chief Legal and Human Resources Officer

David Hoffmann, President, Dunkin’ Donuts US and Canada

Bill Mitchell, President Dunkin’ Brands International

Scott Murphy, Senior Vice President, Dunkin’ Donuts U.S. and Canada

Karen Raskopf, Senior Vice President and Chief Communications Officer

Weldon Spangler, Senior Vice President, Baskin-Robbins U.S. & Canada

Paul Twohig, President, Dunkin’ Donuts U.S. and Canada

DUNKIN’ BRANDS LEADERSHIP

Gary Yarbrough

Parag Patel

Joe Cardenas

Ron Halverson

Bruce Dake

Kurt Schoenweiler

Mark Norman

Mike Thompson

Elyse Grunwaldt

Terry Haverkamp

Brad Benton

Pete Turner

Brent Fauntlerory

Sanjeev Khatau

BASKIN-ROBBINS BRAND ADVISORY COUNCIL

Paul Carbone, Dunkin’ Brands CFO

Scott Carter, NDCP CEO

Matthew Doyle

Manoochi Fallah Moghaddam

Barkat Gillani

Sanjay Jain

Dharmisth Patel

Dipak Patel

Amish Patel

Bill Donovan

Dennis Baker

NDCP BOARD OF DIRECTORSDUNKIN’ DONUTS BRAND ADVISORY COUNCILJim Cain

Rod Valencia

Alex Smigelski

Shub Hegde

Sid Mody

Ken Blum

Parag Patel

Amish Patel

Syam Thotakura

Danny Costa

Neal Faulkner

Jim Allen

Rob Branca

John Motta

Konse Skrivanos

Clayton Turnbull

Dinart Serpa

Luis Garcia

Ram Javia

Perry Shah

Charles Cutler

Sam Charania

Pete Turner

Tom Daly

Danny Bouzianis

Dipak Patel

S&D Coffee & Tea is the Joy in Childhood Foundation’s first national Diamond Sponsor. They kicked off the partnership with a celebration at their North Carolina headquarters attended by the Joy in Childhood Foundation leadership and local non-profits.

DIAMONDS&D Coffee & Tea

PLATINUMMaplehurst Bakeries

Massimo Zanetti Beverage USA

Mother Parkers Tea & Coffee

Reily Foods Company/New England Coffee

Rich Family Foundation

PREMIERNational DCP

SILVERCoca-Cola

Dart Container

BRONZEContinental Mills

CraftMark Bakery

Domino Foods Incorporated

Michael Foods, Inc.

Thank you to our 2016 National Corporate Partners

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Golden Donut LLCKatharine Raine HahnPepper HamiltonJacob HaydonBrian HealySonny and Alice HoiHeart MediaJ.P. Morgan Securities, LLCKarim KhojaMichael KoroghlianKPMG LLPJohn E. LeMayLarry LemosLopez FoodsJames LynchJohn MacDonaldMarch Network

WazeMark WeberWestside Donut Ventures, LLCThe Wolak GroupTed Zafiris

$2,500-$4,999A1HRReza AfshariSteven AndradeNeal AngeliniAnonymousNicholas ApostoleresRob BatistaMichael S BatistaBest ImpressionsBoston Red SoxJim CainCapitol CupsSteve CatalanoShamsuddin CharaniErica CoelhoGeorge CopelasCSM Bakery ProductsDaly Kenney GroupDDRSR ManagementJohn DeLongNick DemarcoEcolab Kay Chemical CompanyJeral ForgerCharlie FrangakisFrankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PCIvo Garcia/ College View Donuts, LLCPatrick Gillespie, Jr.John M GriffeyAmin HabibGary and Peggy HeckelRobert HensleyJohn HernandezJeff HiattHockenbergs Equipment and Supply Co., Inc.Integrity Employee LeasingMichael KerberCherico KingLamar AdvertisingJames LaskarisAngelo MallasArun MandiDemy MartinAkbar MithaniSid ModyRobert MongeonDiane MoralesScott MurrayNYSCOPBA

$100,000+Dunkin’ Brands

$50,000-$99,000Canyon Donuts Long Island

Deck Management/ Konse Skrivanos and Angelo Moutoudis

$20,000-$49,999Carlos Andrade Management GroupCafua Management Company/Cafua FamilyTaylor Consulting and Contracting, LLCNigel and Joanna Travis

Westside Donut Ventures, LLC

$10,000-$19,999AnonymousBrand ConnectionsStuart Cohen/Metro

FranchisingCrunchtimeRichard EmmettFLMS Foods/Alex

FernandezGray, Plant, Mooty, Mooty &

Bennett, P.A.Guggenheim Securities, LLCHill HollidayHP Hood LLCRam Javia/ Eight P CPL, LLCJoyal Capital ManagementNCR CorporationOcean State CPLDinart SerpaSousa Management, IncTD BankVerizonVisaWestern Union Business SolutionsJordan Zimmerman

$5,000-$9,999Atlantic Regional Food Corp.Bentley Realty GroupBluemont GroupBoston Celtics Shamrock Foundation, Inc.Dan Bowers/ Juno Beach DonutsJim CarafotesDavid CarvalhoChatham FinancialCharles CoelhoMitch CohenCommonwealth Foreign ExchangeDean Foods CompanyFacebookSpyro Georgopalis

Peter MarrinanTom MasciaChris Mellgren/ Surfside Coffee CompanySunandan MitraJim MorrellKevin J. MurphyNBC UniversalOracleHaresh PatelKiren PatelDwar PatelPurple Square Management Co.RF BinderRopes & Gray LLPSaber NetworkDominic SequeiraKings Point Ventures/ Alexander SmigelskiSpotifySterling Mets, L.P.Tampa Bay LightningCristin TsakanikasRod ValenciaValuDirect, LLC

“Thanks to your generous grants and commitment to employee volunteerism through your best-in-class

Week of Joy, we have made great progress in the fight to end child hunger. On behalf of the more than 13

million children in the United States who face hunger, we thank you for your dedication.”

- Nancy Curby, SVP of Corporate Partnerships & Operations, Feeding America

our supporters

Mac OrlandoP2 Donut Holdings LLCNoorjehan PanjwaniParesh PatelHaresh PatelRaj PatelSandip PatelVipul PatelAmish PatelNishit PatelAnthony PellizziGuido PetrosinelliTony PlacidoPrairie Farms DairyChristopher PrazeresQualServKaren J. RaskopfFarzad Sani DDS P.C.Stephan SheltonShreeji Management Inc.Sinclair BroadcastingSt Johns Dounts LLCSuncoast Industrial & Construction Services, Inc.Syracuse IMG Sports MarketingTime Warner Cable MediaThe Eric Trump FoundationClayton TurnbullVan Hook Service CompanyTim VanechVBCE of Budd LakeWalmart Market 188Farina WangWestbrook Real Estate, LLC

$1,000-$2,49922squared Inc4 H Management, Inc.ADJ ManagementDana AfshariAlbany BroadcastingAlbany Police Athletic League,

(PAL), Inc.All Stores ManagementAMPKelly AndradeAnna Management, Inc.AnsiraLuisa AponteAT&TStephen J. AttardAudio Visual Sales & Service, Inc.Awale NetworkB & L Equip SVC LLCUri BackMonica Badruddin

Colleen BaileyBaldwin Richardson Foods Co.Nicole BallMichael BalserMorgan BarberPatricia Barnett/ DJH EnterprisesBrian BarrieroRichard BartlettTumay BasaranlarBrian BatistaJoseph BavaroJeff BellBETPradeep BhallaChandan BhattBob BirklandKen and Geraldine BlumBill BodeBoston Benefits PartnersNormand and Jolene BoulayPeter BradburyBrendon Pierson Inc CPABridor Inc.Ryan BroylesBroyles Hospitality LLCDarrin BuonoJeremiah Burke/ Route 50 DonutsCamelo FamilyCapitol Awning Company, Inc.Karen CarliniRichard CasalettoSteve CatalanoMichael and Diane CavalloCertified Cesspool & DrainCharles SchwabYuwen ChenDaniel ChiaravalleChicagoland Commissary, LLCDanny Colaitis

Sahn Ward Coschignano & Baker, PLLCCS 08 LLCCatherine CugnoCumulus MediaCumulus Media 93Q/95XCW Hayes Construction CompanyD.A. Collins Contruction Co. Inc.Christopher DaCostaTom DalyJoe DazzoJaime DejurasStephen DemaraisRichard DemersDMCP Group LLCDonahue Architecture, Inc.Ecolab IncEd Lewi AssociatesElement Vehicle Management ServicesEverbriteUpcounty Donuts/ Fauntleroy FamilyFiera Foods Company / UpperCrust LTDMaria FontalvoFrenchy Refrigeration LLCJames FurnessSteve GallowayGamutLuis GarciaGarrand PartnersSuzanne GarritySpyro GeorgopalisFayyaz GillaniSeth GoldsteinStanley GordonJim GradiGranite TelecommunicationsGreat American Donut, Inc.Jean GrossmanNancy HaasHarlan BakeriesChris HassanAndrew HayesStephen HiltonHockenbergsMaura HoeyChin HsiehMike HusainIsaacson & Raymond PAJacklyn JacobsonSanjay JainBen JohnstonKetan KapadiaKDM POP SolutionsMichael KerperRobert KerznerKeshri Keshri

“For a place where there are so many challenges and people facing so many odds, you wouldn’t think camp would be such a joyful and happy place. But

that’s what camp is — there is magic here.”

- Sarah, Camp Sunshine volunteer and parent of camper

Coles Collision CenterCoLiant Solutions, Inc.Comcast SpotlightCommercial Coffee Repairs, Inc.Concord FoodsMichael Connor

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Viral KheniAmin KhowajaJaffar KhowajaKishan Corp.James KopfensteinerKrystal Companies, LLCShamran KuraniRobert LanciottiDominic Laskero

Mike LazarBryan LeimanThomas LeoneLisa & Sousa, LTD.Nicole LordeloMacro Culinary Equipment ServicesMaine Athletic FundraisingTom ManchesterManchester Food Franchise LLCThomas MassonMichael Maura/ North Venture DonutsLeona McCarthyCraig MedeirosMercedes-Benz of SmithtownPyarali MerchantMichelle Kuo CorpJeffrey Miller and Christine

Riley MillerKonica MinoltaMKSP, LLCAmul ModiRichard MommsenKevin MongeAnn MoorehouseDavid MotaMirek MusialAziz NathaniTracy NevesShaun Noone and Dawnmarie SimpsonNRN Network, Inc.Robert OechslinOgletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.Oliveri ArchitectsBenny OmidPete Orlando, CPAMina PachecoPacheco NetworkKruti PandyaSalma PanjwaniShabnam PanjwaniGregory PappasNish ParekhDarshan & Bob PatelDipak PatelGovind PatelKaushik PatelRohit Patel

Parag PatelSanjay PatelDipal PatelHetal PatelNelesh PatelSam PatelDave PatelHitesh PatelNalin PatelPravina PatelSuresh PatelPennant Ingredients, Inc.Performance AV and SecurityPine Tree Food EquipmentWilliam E. PorterEric PortnoyPowell Refrigeration, Inc.Ashwin PrajapatiKen PrivettProgressive Planning, Inc.RabobankDesiree Rafii

Shriners Hospitals for ChildrenShuler PropertiesMohinder SinghDavid SissonMark C SmithDerek SomervilleErica SorrelsSouth Phila Donuts, IncSouthern Star Velocity Cloe GroupJames StanleyClifford StevensStonhard, Inc.Sunset Bay DonutsSupreme Treats, Inc.Swift Service of GeorgiaSynovus BankSyracuse CrunchTaylor’s Communications IncNatasha TeixeiraThe Adler Group, LLCThe PFE GroupThe Rajabali GroupSyam ThotakuraTicon, Inc.Townsquare Media AlbanyTrilia MediaVedant TrivediMark TurcotteTurnerTuuciTwitterValassis Direct MailValassis Sales & Marketing, Inc.ValuDirectVanessa Donuts, Inc.Peter VaphiadesSiraj ViraniVicki WardJovanie WhiteDon WilsonWNYT NewsChannel 13WTEN/WXXAKerry YatesMatt Young

Rampson Foods Inc.Krunal RaoJashim RassellRepublic ServicesCarlos and Anna RibeiroLenny RichuittiDante RizzoStephanie RobinsonRoyal Waste Services IncLauren RussoMichael RussoS. Gordon Restaurant GroupKaren SaniPaul SantoroThomas SeymourKal ShahDave & Hemant ShahRahul ShahVijay ShahSherwin Williams Paints

“We visit our Bert’s Big Adventure kids in hospitals every day through our Fairy God Parent program. Hospital visits come with a meal, craft or a game,

giving parents and kids much needed relief from the daily hardships of treatments. Our Fairy God Parents

rock and so do you for supporting this program!”

- Bert Weiss, Co-Founder, Bert’s Big Adventure

2016 Financial Snapshot

The Joy in Childhood Foundation is committed to keeping administrative expenses under 15 percent so that the majority of funds raised support our mission to provide simple moments of joy for sick and hungry kids. The 2016 financial statements are based on unaudited financials. A copy of complete audited financial statements prepared by KPMG is available upon request.

2016 2015

ASSETS $7,732,240 $5,126,302

LIABILITIES $3,185,248 $490,400

NET ASSETS $4,546,992 $4,635,902

Assets, Liabilities & Net Assets

2016 2015

CONTRIBUTIONS $1,092,713 $527,573

INVESTMENT REVENUE $4,981 $4,429

OTHER REVENUE $5,198,969 $3,095,431

IN-KIND $6,215 $174,116

TOTAL EXPENSES $6,391,789* $2,371,236

EXCESS REVENUE OVER EXPENSES ($88,910) $1,430,313

Summary of Revenue & Expenses

ANNUAL OPERATING EXPENSES TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES

54%HEALTH

39%HUNGER RELIEF

7%SAFETY

82%PROGRAM SERVICES &

GRANTS

93%OF GRANTS SUPPORTED

SICK & HUNGRY KIDS

12%FUNDRAISING

6% GENERAL &

ADMINISTRATIVE

* 2016 total expenses include a 3-year grant commitment of $3 million dollars

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