ANNUALREPOR T2018

EMERGENCY RESPONSE

GROWING THE MOVEMENT

TOP PARTNERS

FINANCIALS

OUR DONORS

EMPOWERING COMMUNITIESPAGE 6

NOURISHING LIVESPAGE 4

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Dear Friends,

2018 was a big year for hunger relief organizations around the globe. We learned that unfortunately, the number of hungry people increased once again — from 815 million to 821 million. Although this is not the news we hoped for, it reinforced something vital to our mission: the need for action.

The Food and Agricultural Organization made this especially apparent when it announced the theme for World Food Day 2018: a #ZeroHunger world by 2030 is possible. This theme gave confirmation and a compelling call to action alongside our constant rally cry that it IS possible to end world hunger in this lifetime.

We learned in 2018 that if the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 2 — ending hunger by 2030 — is reached, we can make a real impact or reach the target on every one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. This is incredible news and signifies that ending hunger is not just a positive goal; it is absolutely critical.

At Rise Against Hunger, 2018 was a significant year. Almost 500,000 dedicated volunteers helped us package nearly 77 million Rise Against Hunger meals across our 28 U.S. locations and five international locations. We provided aid to over 794,000 people globally. These 794,000 beneficiaries were given hope through an average of 203 Rise Against Hunger meals in their diets over the course of the year. To top it all off, we celebrated our 20th year as an organization by breaking a Guinness World Records® title for the most people packaging meals across the globe simultaneously.

I cannot emphasize enough that although the number of hungry people has been on the rise over the past three years, we are working to create the trajectory to see a world without hunger by the year 2030. Now is the time to take action and get involved. We thank you for your support — you’ve helped us change more lives than ever before. We have big plans for 2019 and beyond and hope you will continue to support our movement to end hunger in this lifetime.

Anne Grimsley BanderRise Against Hunger Board Chair

BOARD OF DIRECTORSOFFICERS

Anne Bander CHAIR

Walter Gaskin VICE CHAIR

Jessica Graham SECRETARY

David Hood TREASURER

BOARD MEMBERS

Abdullah AntepliKate DayGeoff GriffinGreg Guidotti

Robin HagerGina LoftenAnne MatthewsBart Norman

Mack ParkerSwati PatelRichard SkinnerDon Wight

William Willimon

Rod Brooks EX-OFFICIO

Ray Buchanan EX-OFFICIO

A LOOK INSIDE

Anne Bander

NOURISHINGLIVES

76.9MILLIONMEALS PACKAGED

794,700BENEFICIARIES IMPACTED

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For 15 year-old Memory living in Zambia, her reality became brighter after receiving nutritious Rise Against Hunger meals from Family Legacy Missions.

Rise Against Hunger meals are distributed in partnership with local organizations and schools with the goal of encouraging attendance for young students. By incorporating Rise Against Hunger meals into school programs, students are able to focus on getting an education without the worry of where their next meal will come from. With a newfound confidence and becoming a top student in school, Memory credits Rise Against Hunger for providing her with proper nutrition and the courage to help others inher community.

Our mission is directly in line with the

United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 2: to end hunger in all its forms by the year 2030. If we are able to achieve a world without hunger by 2030, we will see a significant impact on every single one of the Sustainable Development Goals. Ending hunger is absolutely critical to not only achieving sufficient nutrition for all, but also for impacting critical targets like breaking the cycle of poverty, promoting education and combating disease.

EMPOWERINGCOMMUNITIES

1,422 PEOPLEDIRECTLY IMPACTED

7 COUNTRIES served through 7 EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES projects

7,110 PEOPLEINDIRECTLY IMPACTED

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LEARNING TO FARM TAKES ONE HAITIAN WOMAN CLOSER TO HER DREAM JOB

In Haiti, Rise Against Hunger’s Siloe Agricultural Development Initiative created a lasting impact not only within a children’s home funded by our partner, Hearts and Hands for Haiti, but also to surrounding communities. Rise Against Hunger hired a full-time agronomist, and outside of his responsibilities at the children’s home, he implemented a weekly traditional farming and agronomy class for adults in the small rural town of Bas Andre. Duracier, a 22-year-old woman, attended the class to help improve her gardening techniques with the hope of going to school to become a nurse and supporting her mother. She shared, “The class was very helpful. I’ve learned that if you have a plant it can die, but I’m inspired to learn how to take care of them — like I will one day take care of people when I become a nurse.” Providing access to new techniques in a saturated market gives women like Duracier the opportunity to generate and sell more competitive produce at their local markets.

$4.2MILLIONVALUE OF CRISISASSISTANCE PROVIDED

EMERGENCYRESPONSE

Last year, Typhoon Mangkhut devastated the Philippines, ultimately impacting over 250,000 people. Through collaboration with Rise Against Hunger Philippines and our partner, ADRA Philippines, we were able to distribute biscuits, powdered juice and other emergency relief supplies to those affected by the storm. In addition, just over 19,000 meals from Rise Against Hunger U.S. were distributed, as well as nearly 76,000 meals from Rise Against Hunger Philippines. More important than the number of meals is the number of people they impacted — collectively, our aid reached 2,213 people.

133,200people impacted

$33.6MILLIONIN-KIND DONATIONS

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PROMOTING HEALTH & HEALING AT HAITI’S NEW HOPE HOSPITAL

Supporting 150+ patients each day, New HOPE Hospital, a care facility in Haiti, receives aid from Rise Against Hunger consisting of medical supplies and nutrient-rich meals. New HOPE, a community-based referral facility, serves 250,000+ residents and offers inpatient and outpatient services including prenatal and pediatric care, internal medicine and surgery.

One patient, Rose, age 67, was initially hospitalized last spring with a fever, cough, vomiting and dehydration. While an inpatient, she received food and medicine and is now treated for high blood pressure as an outpatient. Every two weeks, Rose makes the trek to the hospital from Cap Haitian, paying a small fee to catch a ride on a motorcycle. For patients like Rose, New HOPE Hospital provides more than medical care; it provides the chance at a healthy and joyful life. In 2018 alone, Rise Against Hunger provided $19 million+ in medical aid and other support to New HOPE Hospital.

GROWING THE MOVEMENT

430,000VOLUNTEERSENGAGED WORLDWIDE

When Ruth Curran participated in a Global Volunteers service program to St. Lucia, she did not expect that she would embark on a lifelong mission to serve others in need. Now as the Director of Partnerships and Collaborations with Global Volunteers and sharing a key role in the Journey to Serve partnership with Rise Against Hunger, Ruth is dedicated to making a positive difference in the fight against hunger. The partnership enables volunteers to work at impact sites, similar to locations where Rise Against Hunger’s meals are distributed, helping children, families and communities thrive while experiencing a new culture — in just one, two or three weeks.

Ruth continues to grow the movement by collaborating with volunteers worldwide and connecting with various partners to see the true impact of our work. With the help of hundreds of thousands of dedicated volunteers around the globe like Ruth, we’re ableto progress on the path to ending hunger by 2030.

In 2018, Rise Against Hunger was

the first hunger relief organization to

break a Guinness World Records®

title: “The greatest number of

people assembling hunger relief

packages simultaneously at multiple

venues.” Rise Against Hunger

engaged volunteers at 12 locations

around the globe as 832 people

packaged 4,992 meals in five

minutes simultaneously across

time zones. This record was

officially completed in honor of

World Food Day, October 16,

based in New York, New York.

®

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TOP CORPORATE PARTNERS

On September 13, 2018, Charles River Laboratories hosted its Global Day of Service during which employees packaged more than 1 million meals in a single day. This day of service engaged nearly 3,200 volunteers in 21 cities in seven countries around the world. Even more important than the number of meals packaged is the number of lives they will change — the impact of this day is far-reaching, providing critical nourishment to 10,000 lives around the world. The meals packaged were distributed through life-changing programs in several countries throughout Asia, Central America and Africa. Since 2013, Charles River Laboratories has partnered with Rise Against Hunger to package over 3.3 million meals. To date, meals packaged by Charles River volunteers supported beneficiaries and our partner programs in 19 countries.

AIGCharles River LaboratoriesPepsiCo

PfizerUnited AirlinesWestern Digital

PLATINUM PARTNERSCONTRIBUTED $700,000+ IN 2018

Forever Living ProductsKraft Heinz Company

Zambrero

ADPAppleAutodeskCadence

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PARTNER SPOTLIGHT

GOLD PARTNERSCONTRIBUTED $200,000 - $699,999 IN 2018

SILVER PARTNERSCONTRIBUTED $100,000 - $199,999 IN 2018

Here TechnologiesJP Morgan ChaseJohnson & JohnsonNovartis

The Walt Disney Company

LOSS ON SALE OF EQUIPMENT ($3,674)

2018 EXPENSESPROGRAM SERVICES

$53,890,940 $43,433,308

MANAGEMENT & GENERAL$5,279,267 $4,819,367

FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES $1,648,129 $1,504,386

2017

CHANGES IN NET ASSETS ($1,519,175) (754,200)

NET ASSETS ATBEGINNING OF YEAR $5,229,999 5,984,199

NET ASSETS ATEND OF YEAR $3,710,824 5,229,999

2018 2017

2018 REVENUESDONATED INVENTORY

$33,648,478 $26,096,486

MEAL PACKAGING INCOME$18,959,621 $17,836,709

GRANTS & CONTRIBUTIONS $6,428,168 $4,890,317

2017

DONATED RENT $126,720 $126,720

DONATED SERVICES$80,516 $400

INTEREST & DIVIDENDS $30,622 $22,942

SALES REVENUE $28,710 $35,651

LONG-TERM LIABILITIES

Non-Current Portion of Note Payable

Non-Current Portion of Deferred Rent

Total Long-Term Liabilities

Total Liabilities

Non-Current Portion of Lease Payable 229,797

- 2,620

95,534

325,331

4,873,383

6,785

100,959

110,364

4,124,288

CURRENT ASSETS

Promises to Give

Promises to Give (Related Party)

Accounts Receivable

Other Receivables

Inventory Purchased

Inventory Donated

Prepaid Expenses

Total Current Assets

Cash and Cash Equivalents $5,017,330

621,850

$6,634,984

267,856

14,559 -

719,473 631,418

190,979 206,280

588,991 715,211

118,638 55,202

362,629 425,815

7,634,449 8,936,766

2018 2017ASSETS

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Accrued Expenses

Deferred Revenue

Lease Payable

Note Payable

Deferred Rent

Total Current Liabilities

2018 2017

Accounts Payable $2,351,876

616,596 631,614

1,530,604

34,061

2,874

12,041

4,548,052

$1,794,074

1,532,723

40,426

5,690

9,397

4,013,924

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

PROPERTY & EQUIPMENT, NET 533,446 337,016

OTHER ASSETS

Non-Current Portion ofPromises to Give (Related Party)

Total Assets

Non-Current Portionof Promises to Give

266,667

57,403

-

-

$8,584,207 $9,354,287

Deposits 92,242 80,505

NET ASSETS

With Donor Restrictions

Total Net AssetsTotal Liabilitites & Net Assets

Without Donor Restrictions 2,935,764

775,060 258,118

3,710,824$8,584,207

4,971,881

5,229,999$9,354,287

FINANCIALHIGHLIGHTS

In 2018, we invested 85.8% of expenses

directly into our programs by carefully

managing administrative and fundraising costs.

Our 2018 990 and expanded financial

statements can be accessed online:

riseagainsthunger.org/financialresponsibility

TOTAL EXPENSES $60,818,336 49,757,061

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($6,364)

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,Mid-Atlantic Division

Altria Client Services LLCAmerican Association of Pharmaceutical

Scientists, Washington, DCAmerican Eagle OutfittersAmerican Public University System,

ManassasAmerican TowerAppFolioApplied MedicalAsbury United Methodist Church,

Raleigh, NCASTM InternationalAthens First United Methodist ChurchAutodeskBambooHRBarton College, Wilson NCBayshore Ford Truck Sales IncBecton Dickinson and CompanyBethlehem Baptist Church, Knightdale, NCBlount Community Church, Maryville, TNBrentwood United Methodist ChurchBurke United Methodist ChurchCalvary Bible Evangelical Free ChurchCalvary Church, Souderton, PACalvary United Methodist Church,

Nashville, TNCamp Hill United Methodist ChurchCanterbury United Methodist Church,

Birmingham, ALThe Capital Group Companies Charitable

Foundation, Norfolk, VACarlisle Evangelical Free ChurchCarolina Hunger Education Activism Project

(CHEAP)Cary Rotary Charitable FoundationCastle WorldwideCatholic Diocese of CamdenCatholic Diocese of RichmondCentral American Relief EffortsCentral Baptist Church, Newnan, GAChestnut Grove Baptist Church,

Earlysville, VAChicago CaresChrist Church, Fairfax Station, VAChrist Church United Methodist,

Memphis, TNChrist the Redeemer Catholic Church,

Sterling, VAChrist United Methodist Church,

Greensboro, NCChrist United Methodist Church,

Jackson, MSChurch Farm SchoolChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints,

Blacksburg, VAChurch of the Good Samaritan, Knoxville, TNChurch of the Servant, Oklahoma City, OKChurch World Service, RDU, Durham, NCCisco SystemsCitiHope InternationalClinton United Methodist ChurchColesville Presbyterian Church,

Silver Spring, MDColletteCommunity Christian Church,

Sharpsburg, GACouncil of Supply Chain

Management ProfessionalsCrossroads Community Church,

Camarillo, CAD. Frank and Mollie A. Welch

Endowment FundDefinitive HealthDeutsch FamilyDrury Design DynamicsDynamic CommunitiesEast Ohio Conference of the

United Methodist ChurchEastern BankEastern Hills Community Church, Aurora, COEbenezer United Methodist Church,

Stafford, VAEdenton Street United Methodist Church,

Raleigh, NCEdwards LifesciencesElectrolux Major Appliances North AmericaElevation ChurchElon UniversityEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityEnglewood United Methodist ChurchEquinixEssential Church, Virginia Beach, VAEvangelical Lutheran Church of

the RedeemerFactSetFairview Baptist ChurchFather McGivney Catholic SchoolFedExFerncliff Camp and Conference CenterFidelity Investments

Kraft Heinz CompanyMAP International

ADPCadenceCapital OneCatholic Relief ServicesCharities Aid Foundation CanadaCharles River LaboratoriesDunwoody United Methodist ChurchFidelity CharitableForever Living ProductsHere TechnologiesIslamic Relief USAJohnson & JohnsonJP Morgan ChaseLe-Vel Brands, LLCNorthrop GrummanPepsiCoPfizerTeligent PharmaceuticalsTIAA - CorporateUnited AirlinesThe Walt Disney CompanyWells FargoWestern DigitalYahoo Inc.Zambrero

AAAAbercrombie & FitchAcademy Mortgage CorporationAdobeAGA Service CompanyAIGAldersgate United Methodist Church,

AlexandriaAllegis Group FoundationAlliance for Children EverywhereAlliance for Physical Theraphy Quality

and Innovation (APTQI) Inc

ORGANIZATIONALDONORS

$1,000,000+

$100,000 - $999,999

$10,000 - $99,999

First Baptist Church, Vienna, VAFirst Choice Loan ServicesFirst Presbyterian Church, Fayetteville, NCFirst Presbyterian Church, Nashville, TNFirst Presbyterian Church, Norfolk, VAFirst United Methodist Church, Cary, NCFirst United Methodist Church, Denton, TXFirst United Methodist Church, Franklin, TNFirst United Methodist Church, Marietta, GAFirst United Methodist Church, Monroe, GAFirst United Methodist Church,

Stillwater, MNFlint River Presbytery, Albany, GAThe Fluor FoundationThe Foundation for Enhancing CommunitiesGE Power SystemsGenentechGeneral Electric CompanyGeneral Federation of Women’s ClubsGenesis United Methodist Church, Cary, NCGenworth FinancialGeorge P. Johnson Event MarketingGeorgia Institute of TechnologyGibbs & Soell IncGlaxosmithklineGoogle, Inc.Grace Presbyterian Church, Jenkintown, PAGreat Bridge Presbyterian Church,

Chesapeake, VAGreystone Baptist Church, Raleigh, NCHarrison United Methodist ChurchHBOHCL TechnologiesHeartland Community Church, Olathe, KSHearts & Hands for HaitiHere TechnologiesThe Hershey CompanyHewlett-Packard EnterpriseHighland United Methodist Church,

Raleigh, NCThe Inter-Fraternity CouncilIntuitInternational AidIvy Tech IndianapolisJackson Thornton, Montgomery, ALJohn Jay College of Criminal JusticeJohns Creek United Methodist ChurchJuniper NetworksKirk of Kildaire Presbyterian ChurchKorean Central Presbyterian Church,

Centreville, VA

Lake Magdalene United Methodist Church,Tampa, FL

Lesaffre Yeast CorporationLimestone CollegeLos Altos United Methodist ChurchManassas Presbyterian ChurchMaples Memorial United Methodist Church,

Olive Branch, MSMary Ellen Henderson Middle School PTAMarymount UniversityMassanetta SpringsMcDermott Will & Emery LLPMcKendree United Methodist Church,

Lawrenceville, GAMcLean Community

Rise Against Hunger EventsMerchandise Warehouse Co. Inc.MetLife FoundationMid-Tidewater Baptist Association,

Saluda, VAMilliporeSigmaMorgan StanleyMt. Bethel Christian AcademyMyers Park United Methodist Church,

Charlotte, NCNAFA FoundationNetApp HeadquartersThe Network of HopeNew Song United Methodist Church,

Mechanicsville, VANew Stanton United Methodist ChurchNewtown Square Presbyterian ChurchNorth Carolina Conference of the

United Methodist ChurchNorthern TrustNorthwest Christian Church, Acworth, GANorthwoods Presbyterian Church,

Houston, TXNovartis FSCNVIDIAOpenTableOtsuka America Pharmaceutical, IncOur Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church,

Homewood, ALOutreach InternationalParkwood Baptist Church, Annandale, VAPathways ChurchPaymerang LLCPayPalPeace Presbyterian Church, Winterville, NCPerdido Bay United Methodist Church,

Pensacola, FLPhiladelphia 76ersPolycomProgrexionProtivitiProvidence United Methodist Church,

Fayetteville, NCThe RealRealRegeneron PharmaceuticalsThe Ridge Community ChurchRiver Road Unitarian Universalist Congregation,

Bethesda, MDRiverview Charter SchoolRobert Ford Orphanage & School FoundationRobert Half InternationalRotary Club of BedfordRotary Club of Bolton Lever ManchesterRotary Club of Grande Prairie, ABRotary Club of GreenvilleRotary Club of San MarinoRotary Club of Southam 2000Rotary Club of Spring Valley, Columbia, SCRotary International District 1230Rotary International Zones 33

& 34 Institute FoundationRutgers PreparatorySalesforce.com FoundationThe SAP Charitable FundSchweitzer Engineering LaboratoriesSeaboard CorporationSeal-SoftwareShenandoah UniversitySilicon Valley Community FoundationSt. Andrew’s Episcopal School, Potomac, MDSt. Andrew’s United Methodist Church,

Virginia Beach, VASt. David’s Episcopal Church, Wayne, PASt. Edward the Confessor Catholic Church,

North Chesterfield, VASt. Luke’s Episcopal Church, Salisbury, NCSt. Mark Catholic Church, Huntersville, NCSt. Mark’s United Methodist Church,

Brandon, MSSt. Matthew’s United Methodist Church,

Madison, MSSt. Michael The Archangel Catholic ChurchSt. Stephen’s United Methodist Church,

Burke, VAStanford UniversityStockton UniversityStorageCraft Technology Corporation 16

Roy & Carolyn BruceTom & Carolyn Bruce Joseph Burgett David Cox Ken & Sue Ferguson Scot Frere Heidi Kouns Rolf Renzow Dr. William Saltonstall Bryan & Janet Schlieder Philip Shafer Mike & Genie Thompson Garrick WhiteAbdullah Antepli, pledgedAnne Bander, pledgedRodney Brooks, pledgedKate Day & Plates Kitchen, pledgedWalter Gaskin, pledgedRobin Hager, pledgedJessica Graham, pledgedBart Norman, pledgedRon & Peggy Shriver, pledgedBishop William Willimon, pledged

Marty Acree John & Patricia Adams Shantanu AgrawalChris, Steve, & David Cady & Christine

Angeles Nafi Aygun Swaranjit Bhasin Dr. Jomary & Bob Bolles John Boswell & Diane Boswell Boghen Guy Broadhurst Melinda BrownRay Buchanan, pledged Camden & Mary Cherbonnier Donna Clemens Alonzo, Jr. & Ivanna Cole Michael & Lori Constantino

John Cosper Kay Crum Louis CrumbleSarah Danaher Jeff Davis Brianna Decker David Dumanis Victoria Anne Pritchard Earp David & Shannon Eddleman Mark Elder Emily Erskine Zafar Farooqi Lloyd Fickett John Frye Tim & Myfanwy Graeff Andrew Green Sally Gumerman Robin Hager Maureen Hart Kristy Harvey John Healy Morris Henderson Peggy Hendrix Danyel Henry Donald Hicks Tom & Abigail Holland Michael HolzerBecky Jacobs, pledged Steve Kahn Alasdair Keith Nazia Khan Pieter Krynauw Jonathan & Danielle LaatschKristen Lacy John Land Dee & Robert LeggettWilliam Lennon Patricia Long Freda Lutz James & Kelly MacLainRev. Kevin & Leslie Magee Anne Matthews, pledged Vernon Matzen John Mayberry Susan McCoy Regina McCrorie Jermaine McGill Doug McLoud David & Jacqueline MessnerRadu & Kelci Miclaus Krishna Mikkilineni

INDIVIDUALDONORSFOUNDER’S CIRCLE

FRIENDS OF RISE AGAINST HUNGER

Strawbridge United Methodist Church,Houston, TX

Synchrony FoundationTD BankTemple Israel of the City of New YorkTeva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.Thalia United Methodist Church,

Virginia Beach, VAThermo Fisher ScientificThe Titmus FoundationTrinity United Methodist Church, Birmingham, ALTrinity United Methodist Church, Chester, VATrinity United Presbyterian Church,

Santa Ana, CATripAdvisorThe Town SchoolTwilioUnder ArmourUnited Methodist Church of the Resurrection,

Leawood, KSUniversity Carillon United Methodist Church,

Oviedo, FLUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of North TexasUSA SwimmingVale United Methodist Church, Oakton, VAVedder Price, P.C.Vestavia Hills United Methodist Church,

Birmingham, ALViacomVisaVodafone Americas FoundationWake Technical Community CollegeWarwick Memorial United Methodist Church,

Newport News, VAWatts Chapel Baptit Church, Raleigh, NCWesley Memorial United Methodist Church,

High Point, NCWest Chester United Methodist ChurchWestminster Presbyterian Church, Lubbock, TXWestminster Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, PAWestminster Presbyterian Church,

West Chester, PAWildwood United Methodist Church,

Magnolia, TXWilliamsburg Presbyterian ChurchWolters Kluwer ELM SolutionsWoodlake United Methodist Church,

Chesterfield, VA

Organizational Donors, continued

Your support is crucial for us to continue to empower the individuals,

families and communities you’ve seen in these pages. Every gift to

Rise Against Hunger paves the way for lasting change.

THANK YOU FOR PARTNERING WITH US

TO END HUNGER IN OUR LIFETIME!

UNITED STATES LOCATIONS

Atlanta, GA

Charlotte, NC

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DallasFort-Worth, TX

Eastern North Carolina

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Jacksonville, FL

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Lynchburg, VA

Miami, FL

Nashville, TN

New England, MA

New York, NJ

Northern California, CA

Orange County, CA

Orlando, FL

Philadelphia, PA

Pittsburgh, PA

Raleigh, NC

Richmond, VA

Sacramento, CA

San Diego, CA

Silicon Valley, CA

Tampa, FL

Washington, D.C.

INTERNATIONALLOCATIONS

India

Italy

Malaysia

Philippines

South Africa

Dale & Julie Moore Keith Mortensen Rachel Moussa Raymond Muniz Tom Nelson III Timothy Costello & Kimberly Nelson Robert Newcomb Richard & Cynthia NewellAnh Nguyen Thao Nguyen Jeff Overdorff Dean PainterMack Parker, pledged Kenneth & Susan Pilcher André Susano Pinto Russell Pittman Alex Pollack Rev. Reggie & Carrie Ponder Cheryl Potter Glenn Ramirez Ken & Ruth Reece Wesley Rehm Dudley Riddle Danna Ross Andrea & Christopher Rossi Dr. Donald Sanders Damir Saracevic Ronald Sassard Jerry Sax Dick Schuster Gary Shreeve Tommy & Elaine Snow Eileen Spoon Brian Stewart Anne Summer Jeff Thompson Dr. Juan Torres & Maria Del Valle-Torres

& David Torres Jeffrey Unger Jennifer Vascotto Dennis Vassallo Lee Warren Don & Ann Wight, pledged Jack Williams Horace Williamson Ashley Wilson Patricia Wright Bruce & Lucile Wright Monica Sasscer & Harvey Wynn Mike Yeager Yie Hui Yong

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