MANNA NOURISH Newmagazine Spring 2009

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Meals That Matter:A Client Story

Helping Us HelpA registered dietitian

discusses client referrals

SHUT UP& DANCE

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Event Fundraising Reborn

Corporate AmericaWhat they’re doing to help nonprofits

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4 Why Karen’s Meals Mattered

5 Helping Us Help

6 Event Fundraising Reborn

7 Corporate America

8 Annual Report

9 MANNA Donors

12 Shut Up & Dance

Spring 2009NOURISH, a MANNA publication

Published by the Metropolitan AreaNeighborhood Nutrition Alliance(MANNA)

Edited by Meg Rider, Director ofEvents & Communications

Designed by Howell Partners LLC

For more information:MANNAThe Steven Korman Nutrition CenterP.O. Box 30181Philadelphia, PA 19103

T: 215.496.2662F: 215.496.1349

www.mannapa.org

MANNA is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profitorganization. The official registration andfinancial information of MANNA may beobtained from the Pennsylvania Departmentof State by calling toll-free within Pennsylvania1.800.732.0999. Registration does not implyendorsement.

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Dear Friend of MANNA,New challenges are facing all of us during these stressful times. Nothing compares,however, to the struggles being fought by the nearly 2,000 individuals MANNA willserve this year.

A new sense of urgency is emerging at MANNA. Donors, staff and volunteers aredoing whatever needs to be done in order to improve health and deliver nourishment

for our neighbors who are battling serious illness. For those who are losing the battle, MANNA iscommitted to providing palliative care and nutritional comfort.

Welcome to NOURISH, our new magazine. This replaces the seasonal newsletterWhat’s Cooking. Thesepages are meant to inform and inspire our extended family so that the MANNA mission can continue.These stories would not be possible without your goodness and support, for which we are truly grateful.

Please continue to help us nourish. Donate. (There is an envelope inside.) Volunteer. Tell your friendsabout MANNA. Join us at Shut Up & Dance on March 28, 2009.

We need you now more than ever. Thank you.

Richard KeaveneyChief Executive Officer

Left to right: USAirways’ Director FleetOperations NelsonCamacho, DirectorCorporate Affairs ChrisSever, Vice PresidentBob Ciminelli, SeniorVice President SuzanneBoda with MANNA’sDirector of ResourceDevelopment RobSaxon and CEORichard Keaveney.

Pennsylvania StateRepresentative Dwight

Evans with MANNAstaff on Christmas Dayat MANNA. Picturedleft to right: RichardKeaveney, Dwight

Evans, Kara Casey, RobSaxon, Ann Hoskins-

Brown and Meg Rider.

Especially for people at acute nutritional risk due to life-threatening illness,MANNA prepares and delivers delicious nourishing meals, and counsel, empowering

those individuals to battle their illness and improve their quality of life.

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“I remember reading an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer describing MANNA’s expansion of services toinclude all life-threatening illnesses. It stayed in my mind because I was caring for my brother who wasdying of pancreatic cancer. I looked for organizations like MANNA with services in his town, but therewere none.” A short time later he died. And when he did, Karen had lost all her immediate family tocancer.

Soon afterwards, Karen, with no family to help her, once again began her own battle with cancer.It was her third cancer diagnosis and it resultedin bi-lateral breast surgery.

“I knew the pain from surgery and the fatiguefrom chemo would leave me almost helpless.Then I remembered the MANNA story in thepaper. I asked my care providers to contactMANNA for help.”

Today, Karen says she’s very grateful. Not onlyfor the delicious and nutritious meals, but also forthe caring spirit from the people at MANNA.“Sometimes fear and loneliness would get the bestof me. Then the MANNA volunteer would arrivewith my meals and we would talk and I knew I wasn’t alone in my battle.”

Months later, Karen let us know she was stronger, physically and emotionally, and that she was readyto return to “the world of the living.” She no longer needed MANNA meals.

We heard from Karen at Thanksgivingwhen she called to buy a pie for herholiday celebration, and she is stilldoing well.

We are inspired by Karen’s courage andspirit. Thank you, Karen, for sharingyour story with us.

A Client StoryWHY KAREN’S MEALS MATTERED

“Dear MANNA, I was worried to letgo of you but I made it! Thank you

for all you gave me and for all you giveothers. You stay with us forever.”

— Karen Fitzer

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Primary Diagnoses of MANNA ClientsJuly – December 2008

� 38% HIV/AIDS� 27% Cancer� 23% Chronic Kidney Disease� 9% Hospice� 3% Other


When I firstheard thatMANNA hadexpanded itsmeal services,I was so excited.We all knew what

a great impact they had over the yearson clients with HIV/AIDS. FinallyI would have a way to help my clientsrestore their nutritional stability. That’sso vital for people who are diagnosedwith chronic kidney disease.

I have been working as a renal dietitianfor 27 years. My patients struggle tounderstand all the intricacies of eatingfor optimal nourishment. It’s hard forthem to think of food as medicine,as part of their road to better health.

Often foods they thought were healthyare suddenly too high in potassium,sodium, calcium or phosphorus tobe good for them. And they don’t get

enough protein. Then sometimes theyhave coexisting conditions like diabetesand that makes it really tough on them.

Fortunately, MANNA can customizemeals to accommodate both a patient’scomplicated medical needs and theirindividual preferences like “no pork”or “no seafood.”

And now when our patients are toosick or fatigued to shop and cookfor themselves, MANNA is there,delivering 100% of theirnutritional needs, threemeals a day, seven daysa week, allyear long.

MANNAmakesit easy for ourclients to qualify.The referralprocess isfocused on improving

the health of our patients. There areno financial restrictions for MANNA’sservices.

The MANNA social worker reviews themedical history and current nutritionaldiagnosis of each individual. Then theMANNA nutritionist determines themost optimal meal program. Resultsare reviewed every six months. Someof my patients need six more monthsuntil the desired results are achieved.The improvement is amazing.

I’ve been to MANNA. I’veseen firsthand the love put

into all the workthat goes onthere...the planning,the caring, thecooking. I honestlybelieve many of mypatients would notbe alive today

without MANNAmeals.

HelpHelping UsA Health Care Partner’s Story

By Kathleen M. Madigan, MS, RD, LDN,CSR, MBA, Lead Dietitian at FreseniusMedical Care in Southeastern PA and Delawareand Renal Dietitian for Fairmount Dialysis

55% Registered Dietitians25% Case Managers

10% RNs/Physicians Assistants5% Medical Doctors5% Self or Family

Who currently refers clients to MANNA?


Keeping Them CloseA profile on Nina Carducci

Why do you support MANNA?Several of my friends have died fromAIDS and that experience introducedme to MANNA. In some ways, mymonthly gift to MANNA keeps themclose to me. They were very specialpeople.

What did you think whenMANNA expanded its missionbeyond HIV/AIDS?I think it was great! Very sick people aretoo tired to take care of themselves andeat properly. I’m so glad that MANNAcan help more people get better.

Do you realize what differenceyour generosity makes?We all should do what we can. I justwish I could do more. The universe

has blessed me and this is my way ofgiving back and making a difference.MANNA is a great cause to support.

Nina has made nearly 100 gifts to MANNAsince 1993, providing well over 1,000nutritious and delicious meals to our clients.

To enroll in Raise the Dough,a monthly donor program, visitwww.mannapa.org/raisethedoughEvery gift helps!

A Donor’s Story


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Special events likethis have alwaysbeen a large part ofMANNA. They havehelped us raise funds.They have helped us makefriends. They have been ahugepart of our successfulfundraising. Many of youhave danced the nightaway at our black-tie gala,ChefAID. Art from ourA Show of Hands artauction hangs in the homesof many ardentMANNA supporters. So

it is with mixed emotionsthat we say goodbyeto these two very specialevents.

These are new and chal-lenging times.And new times requirenew opportunitiesfor fundraising and friend-raising. So with an eye toour future sustenance andgrowth, there are brandnew plans inthe development stage tobring together the extendedMANNA family. Theywill nourish your bodyand they will nourish yourmind. And soit is only natural that theywill come to you under thebanner name ofNOURISH. Stay tunedto ourwebsite for more informa-tion as the planningprogresses!

Turn to the back page for ticket information!


Photo: Brett Thomas Photography



Corporate volunteerism offers companies a special way to reach peoplewithin their communities, where they live, work and play. Volunteerprojects help improve morale, especially in tough economic times, andbuild a spirit of teamwork essential for any successful business. Duringthe average volunteer shift at MANNA, you can’t tell the senior vicepresident from the salesperson or receptionist. Everyone dons an apronand hairnet as they chop the onions, peel the carrots, stir the soup andpackage the meals.

In recent months, the MANNA family has welcomed volunteers fromthe US Airways Do-Crew, Bank of America, Elsevier Publishing andWells Fargo. Associates from Godiva Chocolates not only worked inthe kitchen for four hours, but brought along 25 pounds of deliciouschocolate! Many local groups enjoy their time at MANNA so much thatthey come on a regular monthly or bi-monthly schedule. A crew fromPECO energizes our kitchen every month; PricewaterhouseCoopersfind kitchen work not taxing at all; and Subaru navigates with excellence.New to MANNA this past year, groups from SEI Investments andPrincipal Financial Group joined dedicated veterans from PrudentialFox and Roach and the law firm Dilworth Paxon LLP.

TD Charitable Foundation, an affiliate of TD Bank, is one ofMANNA’s Gold Program Sponsors for 2009. They provide muchneeded financial support and also demonstrate a passionate commitmentto community service throughout the year. Besides regular volunteervisits in the MANNA kitchen, TD Bank employees make up one ofour leading sales teams for Pie in the Sky. For years the bank has evenorganized an annual “kick-off ” event, providing bank employees witha mouth-watering pie-tasting experience.

Another Gold Program Sponsor, Paul Rabinowitz Glass, donated glasswall partitions with Glazers Union Local 252 to MANNA’s offices. “Weare very happy to be able to help MANNA and all the great things theydo in our city,” says Mark Rabinowitz, president of Rabinowitz Glass.“We believe in MANNA and hope to inspire others to support them too.”

To become a corporate sponsor, contact Rob Saxon, Director of ResourceDevelopment, at [email protected] or 215.496.2662 x138.

Good News InCorporate America

Organize a groupvolunteer experience!

Contact Sue Aistrop at [email protected] 215.496.2662 x120, or visit our website:

www.mannapa.org.

What do a major bank, a local publishing company andinternational chocolate conglomerate have in common?They all give back to the communities they serve.

Top: Volunteers from Advanta assemble meals in theMANNA kitchen.

Middle: TD Charitable Foundation’s $10,000 giftdirectly supports client services for about 1,800people throughout the region over the course of ayear. Pictured left to right: Richard Keaveney, EricaSorenson, Jamie Waters and Rob Saxon.

Bottom: Paul Rabinowitz Glass members of theGlazers Union Local 252 who installed the glassoffice walls at MANNA. Pictured: Mark Rabinowitz,Rob Rabinowitz, Rich Kockesberger, Rob Ziegler,Pat MacIntyre, Brian Lee, Brian Keilman, KysomBrazee III, Brian Emerald and Ed Bickerdyke.


MANNA Annual ReportMANNA has a long history of fiscally responsible operations. Annually, MANNA informsits family of stakeholders about the finances of the organization. Fiscal year 2008 wasexceptionally strong as a result of our “Expanding the Power of Nourishment” campaign.MANNA renovated facilities, purchased a fleet of refrigerated trucks, and expandedservices to 7 days a week. Everyone is cautious about finances in Fiscal Year 2009, butMANNA is committed to continuing to operate within its means and provide qualityservice with care and hope to thousands of people at risk.

Temporarily 2008 2007Unrestricted Restricted Totals Totals

REVENUESContributions - individuals $242,125 $ — $242,125 $222,653Contributions - corporations 219,728 — 219,728 214,992Legacies and bequests — 1,767,699 1,767,699 815,283Foundations 493,004 50,000 543,004 384,754Governmental funding 1,404,993 700,000 2,104,993 1,270,615Special events 757,082 — 757,082 857,898Third party events 7,422 — 7,422 14,693United Way 46,469 — 46,469 58,399In-Kind donations - volunteers 375,000 — 375,000 349,992In-Kind goods and services 67,088 — 67,088 43,080Fee for services 5,730 — 5,730 17,978Interest income 18,387 — 18,387 11,456Miscellaneous receipts — — — 3,860

Net assets released fromRestrictions:Satisfaction of restrictionsCapital campaign assetpurchases and expenses 1,574,171 (1,574,171) — —

Meals and nutritionalcounseling services 200,000 (200,000) — —

1,774,171 (1,774,171) — —Total revenues, gains andother support 5,411,199 743,528 6,154,726 4,265,653

EXPENSESMeals and services 2,504,769 — 2,504,769 2,134,189Management and general 190,342 — 190,342 196,456Fundraising 772,295 — 772,295 711,060

Total expenses 3,467,406 — 3,467,406 3,041,705

Change in net assets beforeother items 1,943,793 743,528 2,687,320 1,223,948

OTHER ITEMS(Loss) income from MANNA Catering (5,235) — (5,235) (25,748)Income from disposal of MANNA Catering 10,164 — 10,164 —(Loss) on disposal of fixed assets (37,677) — (37,677) —

Total other items (32,748) — (32,748) (25,748)

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $1,911,045 $743,528 $2,654,573 $1,198,200

MANNA Statement of Activities, Year Ended June 30, 2008

Board of DirectorsBarbara Kaplan, Chair

Anne E. McCollum, Vice-ChairIra L. Gerber, Treasurer

Barbara T. Ilsen, Esq., SecretaryThomas H. Aschenbrenner

Rosemary BarthPatricia A. BassCharles E. ChaseMarion ImmermanFrederick D. Kroon

Nicole M. Fries LinehanAgnes M. OgletreeBrad RichardsRoseanne ScottiCathy Weiss

Ahmeenah Young

Advisory BoardSteven H. Korman, Chair

John R. AlchinKevin R. Boyle

Judith Benn HurleyPat CiarrocchiLarry CeislerMelissa Dietz

Michael A. DonatoLynne HonickmanBarbara Kaplan

Lauri A. Kavulich, Esq.David LipsonMark NiehausDerek N. Pew

Lorraine PopowichAllan Schimmel

Carole Price ShanisSusan E. Sherman

Julius M. Steiner, Esq.G. Keith Wagner

“Without MANNA food deliveries, I would

not eat much nor would it be a balanced diet.

Thank you.”– Miriam G., MANNA Client{ } Support

MANNAMail: P.O. Box 30181

Phila., PA 19103Web: www.mannapa.org

Phone: 215.496.2662




2008 2007ASSETSCurrent AssetsCash and cash equivalents $1,451,454 $663,715Accounts receivable, net of allowance foruncollectible accounts of $0 in 2008,$2,500 in 2007 1,049,968 593,390

Pledges receivable, net of allowance foruncollectible accounts of $6,600 in 2008,$0 in 2007 383,400 220,676

Unconditional promises to give — 97,475Inventory — 2,955Prepaid expenses and other 29,080 90,218

Total current assets 2,913,902 1,668,429

Property and equipment, net ofaccumulated depreciation 1,605,959 144,562

Other AssetsPledges receivable, long-term 549,763 373,506Deposits and other 8,332 5,942

Total assets $5,077,956 $2,192,439

2008 2007LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSCurrent LiabilitiesAccounts payable $214,048 $109,590Current portion of long-term debt 35,806 7,391Accrued expenses 11,992 16,068Deferred revenue 8,750 20,625

Total current liabilities 270,596 153,674

Long-term debt, net of current portion 139,885 25,863

Net AssetsUnrestricted 3,128,869 1,217,824Temporarily restricted 1,538,606 795,078

Total net assets 4,667,475 2,012,902

Total liabilities and net assets $5,077,955 $2,192,439

MANNA Statement of Financial Position, Year Ended June 30, 2008

MANNA 2008 DonorsThe entire MANNA family is grateful for every gift of support for our mission in 2008. Improving health and delivering nourishmentwould not happen without the thousands of individuals who contribute hard-earned resources throughout the year. Due to spacelimitations, this list recognizes gifts of $500 or more made between January 1 and December 31, 2008. A full list of our generouscash and in-kind contributors may be found online at www.mannapa.org. Thank you for caring.

INSTITUTIONAL DONORS

$20,000 – $49,999Broadway Cares/Equity Fights

AIDS, Inc.Citizens Bank FoundationDanellie FoundationEvantine DesignGlaxoSmithKlineLincoln Financial Group

Foundation, Inc.The Pew Charitable TrustsThe Forrest & Frances Lattner

Foundation$10,000 – $19,999Claneil Foundation, Inc.Commerce Bank, N.A.William B. Dietrich Charitable

FoundationEast Coast Salon ServicesGreen Tree Community Health

FoundationIndependence FoundationKnight FoundationNararo FoundationPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPSusan G. Komen for the CureToppers Salon and Health Spa, Inc.United Way of Southeastern PAWAWA, Inc.$5,000 – $9,999AIDS FundAnonymousBank of America Charitable FoundationThe Barra Foundation, Inc.Bristol-Myers Squibb CompanyJoan & Robert Dircks FoundationDrueding FoundationEmployees Community Fund of

Boeing PhiladelphiaThe First Presbyterian Church

in Philadelphia

Fourjay FoundationGenuardi Family FoundationThe Keith Haring FoundationHassel FoundationIndependence Blue CrossJoanne Hudson AssociatesThe Brook J. Lenfest FoundationMAZON: A Jewish Response to

HungerLeo Niessen, Jr. Charitable FoundationPhiladelphia MagazineKlehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg

& Ellers LLPPNC Global Investment ServicingCaroline J. Sanders Trust No. 2Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith

Memorial FundStradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLPThe Bown Family Charitable FamilyThe TJX Foundation, Inc.William Penn FoundationThe Claire M. Witomski Trust$2,500 – $4,9991675 FoundationBucks County FoundationThe Alpin J. and Alpin W. Cameron

Memorial FundFox Chase Bank Charitable FoundationHuron Consulting Services LLCThe Knorr Charitable FoundationM Catering, LLCMerck Partnership for GivingEastern Regions Nordstrom, Inc.Plaza at King of PrussiaPut Your Money Where Your

Mouth Is FundThe Lawrence Saunders FundJoseph Kennard Skilling FoundationStreet FoundationThe Pew Charitable Trusts Matching

Gift ProgramU.S. FoodserviceWhole Foods Market

$1,000 – $2,49912 S. 23rd Street LPA.R.H. Tobin FundBroughton FoundationLouis N. Cassett FoundationComcast Cable Communications, Inc.Community Foundation of New JerseyConrailCRN Network 4First Presbyterian ChurchFox & Roach CharitiesFrankford Hospital StaffGeraldine R. Dodge FoundationMargaret G. Jacobs Charitable TrustJones Apparel GroupThe Lida FoundationM·A·C Global Foundation/M·A·C

AIDS FundMoore Brothers Wine CompanyPECOPhilly AIDS ThriftThe Trustees of The Presbytery

of PhiladelphiaThe Quaker Chemical FoundationGilroy & Lillian P. Roberts

Charitable FoundationSt. Clair CPAs, P.C.Tenet Healthcare FoundationThe Philadelphia ContributionshipHarry S.Truman High SchoolUnion Benevolent AssociationUniversity of the Sciences in

PhiladelphiaMarvin Waxman Consulting

Engineers, Inc.$500 – $999Blank Rome, LLPThe Julian A. & Lois G. Brodsky

FoundationBuchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PCCedar Park Presbyterian Church,

U.S.A.

Connelly FoundationDrumcliff FoundationGlobal IncorporatedGreater Philadelphia Chapter National

Contract Management AssociationJewish Federation of Greater

PhiladelphiaJohnson & Johnson Matching GiftsLenape Valley Presbyterian ChurchRoss Family FundRoyal Arcanum - Integrity

Council No. 586David J. Witchell Salon & Spa

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

$10,000 – $19,000AnonymousMr. Mel HeifetzMr. Mark W. Niehaus and

Mr. Brooks HoneycuttMr. Reid B. Reames and

Mr. Allan Schimmel$5,000 – $9,999Ms. Patricia Bigley and

Dr. Kathleen R. DoneganMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. DeignanDr. Dennis R. Fee and

Mr. Stephen P. CarlinoMr. and Mrs. Harold HonickmanMr. and Mrs. Leslie KaplanMs. Michelle KellyMr. and Mrs. Steven H. KormanMs. Anne E. McCollumMrs. T. Maxwell MoranJames E. O’Neill, Esq. and

Mr. David RubinMs. Mary Francis PenningtonThe Honorable Wendy L. Pew and

Mr. Derek N. PewMs. Janine A. Roll

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$2,500 – $4,999Mr. Dominic D’Orazio, Jr.Dr. Mark E. HemlingMs. Kathleen HowellMr. Frederick D. KroonMs. Hilary MislanMr. Brad RichardsThe Reverend Susan M. Richards

and Mr. John RichardsMr. Robert G. SeaburyMr. Julius M. Steiner$1,000 – $2,499Dr. Daniel AlvarezMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. AschenbrennerMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. BackhusMrs. Pat BassMr. Michael W. Bebbington and

Mr. Scott W. MaclarenMr. Kevin BoyleMr. Anthony BuividasMs. Lynn ButtsMr. Jeffrey A. CatlettMr. and Mrs. Robert CohenMrs. Margaret S. G. CookeMr. Richard A. Couch and

Mr. James SteinMrs. Julia M. DannenbaumMrs. Sylvia DiBonaMr. and Mrs. Robert DomanicoMr. James J. DunleavyMr. Robert B. D’Zuro and

Ms. Kathleen E. SullivanMr. Avi EdenMr. David M. FedorMr. Philip M. FrankMs. Nicole FriesMs. Joann GallagherMr. Timmy GardeMr. John GeronimoMr. and Mrs. Walter GommermannMr. George Goodritz and

Ms. Judith JacobsonMs. Susan V. GreeneMr. and Mrs. John C. HaasMr. Kenneth Hamm and

Mr. Gregory T. RoweMr. Kevin J. Harty

Ms. Patricia M. HenryMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey HonickmanMr. Frederick B. HowardMr. Todd M. HummelMr. and Mrs. Kevin IlsenMr. and Mrs. Richard H. ImmermanMr. Matthew H. Kamens and

Dr. Liz KamensMrs. Rhoda KanterMr. and Mrs. Bradley J. KormanMr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. KormanMr. and Mrs. Gavin LentzMr. William L. LeonardMr. and Mrs. Robert LevinMr. Lloyd K. LewisMr. S. W. LipskiMr. Matt LivingstoneMr. Ira M. LubertMr. and Mrs. John L. MageeMr. and Mrs. Michael J. MarcelliMr. and Mrs. David MarshallMr. Paul D. MarvelMr. John F. McKemeyMr. and Mrs. D. Christopher Le VineMs. Lisa MederoMr. and Mrs. Stephen MitnickMr. Timothy Moir and

Mr. Robert TaglieriMr. and Ms. Earl MorgensternMr. and Mrs. Richard MorgensternMr. James B. Stambaugh and

Ms. Andrea L. MorrisseyMr. and Mrs. Clifford G. MummMs. Sara NerkenMr. Robert GuldinMr. Sharan NirmulDr. and Mrs. Stephen L. OlitskyMs. Meredyth PattersonMr. Barry Milberg and

Ms. Laurie Phillips-MilbergDr. Emily F. PollardMr. Bernard M. RamseyMr. Kenneth E. RoweMr. and Mrs. Michael RyanMr. Popkin C. ShenianMr. and Mrs. James V. SmithMr. and Mrs. Michael SolomonMr. Todd Sprinkle

Ms. Janet TheophanoMr. Craig ThomasMr. and Mrs. Paul M. ToyMr. Richard T. UrbaniMr. and Mrs. Richard M. WalkerMrs. Samantha H. WebbMs. Cathy M. Weiss and

Mr. Ed SolomonMr. Antonio WinstonDr. James Witek and

Mr. Mark Pettegrow$500 – $999Mr. and Mrs. Andrew AbelMs. Deborah A. AlexanderMs. Kimberly Bane Hynes and

Mr. Michael HynesMr. and Mrs. Gerard BarthMr. Richard A. BeckMr. Frank Bonilla-LineroMs. Ruth E. BrownMr. James H. BrysonMs. Nickoya BundickMr. Brian BurrowsMr. Peter Buttenweiser and

Ms. Terry MarekMs. Lynn ButtsMr. Timothy R. CabreyMr. Chip CapelliMs. Nina M. CarducciMr. Joseph T. CaseyMr. and Mrs. Charles E. ChaseMr. Paul T. ChristensenMs. Beth E. CohenMr. Michael E. ContiMs. Susan E. Daugherty-RodriguezMr. and Mrs. Darrell L. DeMossDr. and Mrs. Charles A. DesnoyersMr. Joseph F. DevaneyMr. Nick DominijanniMr. and Mrs. Herman P. EhretMs. Christena FerroniMr. and Mrs. David FinemanMs. Kristi FoxGerard F. Lipski, Esq. and

Mr. Randy A. FoxMs. Phyllis FurstMr. Ira L. Gerber

Ms. Rema C. GiordanoMs. Tamra GoodrowMr. Benjamin C. GreenMr. and Mrs. Bill GreenfieldMs. Elaine I. GrobmanMr. Alan GubernickMrs. Joan C. HaddenMr. and Mrs. S. Matthew V. Hamilton, Jr.Ms. Lisa A. HantmanMr. Jeff HarperMr. Lee HenryMr. James C. HessMr. Joseph HildrethMr. Michael G. Seidman and

Ms. Gail HowardMs. Susan B. HowardMs. Carol HummelMr. Ken HungMs. Harritt IzenbergMr. and Mrs. Fred W. JacobyMs. Lynne Johnson and

Mr. Harold R. SneadMr. Jeff KachelriesMs. Beth Medoway KaganMr. Alex KalafatidesMr. Brian J. KappraMr. and Mrs. Jay Mark KarfunkleMr. Richard D. Keaveney and

Mr. James T. BrownMr. and Mrs. Graham KilshawMr. Scott H. KintzingMr. Stan E. Klet, Sr.Mr. Harry KosanskyMs. Cathy LeMs. Sheryl LitwackMs. Stormy LundyMr. Marcello A. LuziMr. and Mrs. Christopher P. MaherMr. Mark A. McClurgMs. Nicole McCoyMs. Lisa McCurdyMs. Sarah A. McEneaneyMr. John McWilliamsMr. Hooman MehrganpourMr. Matthew W. Miller Jr.Donald M. Millinger, Esq. and

Mr. Gary ClintonMr. C. J. Moore


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1,6911,978

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1,1501,455

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1,0071,537

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Total Clients Served

New Clients

Adults Served

Dependents Served

Clients Counseledin Nutrition

MANNA Client Statistics, Years Ended June 30, 2007 & June 30, 2008

7,318Total Clients Served since 1990(as of June 30, 2008)

6,067,403Total Meals Served since 1990(as of June 30, 2008)


Mr. Gordon MottMr. Scott B. Rosenberg and

Dr. Darilyn V. MoyerMr. George H. NoferMs. Margaret M. O’DonellMr. Arthur A. Panfile and

Mr. David J. JuppenlatzMr. Matt PappajohnMs. Rebecca PasdonMr. and Mrs. Pete BrigantiMs. Marlene D. PetterMr. and Mrs. Vincent A. PezzulloMs. Sunny PierceMr. and Mrs. David M. PopowichMs. Emily PryorMr. and Mrs. Alan L. ReedMr. and Mrs. David J. ReibsteinMs. Barbara Rice and

Dr. Etienne J. PhippsMr. Richard W. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Jonathan J. RogersMr. and Mrs. Paul S. RothmanMr. David A. RubinMs. Sabah ServaesMr. Michael SheridanMs. Cynthia SkinnerMr. Reed SmithMr. and Mrs. Bill SmithMr. and Mrs. Norman SpelkomanMr. Richard Spitzborg and

Mr. J. Blaine Bonham, Jr.Ms. Kathleen E. Squires and

Mr. Matthew H. CarabasiMr. Harvey I. SteinMs. Sara Vernon StermanMr. Kenneth A. StorckMr. Thomas J. Sugrue and

Ms. Dana L. BarronMr. Leigh SwedaMrs. Barbara C. TarditiMs. Isobel ThompsonMr. and Mrs. J. Stephen TidwellMr. Charles A. Tielleman, Jr.Mr. Joseph TraubMr. John R. Underwood and

Mr. Dean A. BurleyMr. G. Keith Wagner

Mr. Jan M. Wiewiora andMs. Joyce Beerbower

Ms. Nora WinkelmanMs. Ahmeenah Young

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS

$500,000 and aboveCommonwealth of PennsylvaniaSteven H. and Jennifer Korman$150,000 Keystone SocietyJohn R. AlchinThe Connelly FoundationHarold and Lynne Honickman,

The Honickman FoundationBarbara and Leslie KaplanRichard Keaveney and James BrownM·A·C Global Foundation/M·A·C

AIDS FundTamar and Stephen Olitsky, Jewish

Communal Fund$50,000 – $149,999Independence FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen B. KleinReid Reames and Allan SchimmelMichael Ryan and Randee SpelkomanUS Airways/US Airways Community

Foundation$10,000 – $49,999Charles and Wendi ChaseClaneil Foundation, Inc.Margaret S. G. CookeNicole Fries LinemanJames C. HessBernice R. KormanFrederick D. KroonPamela B. LevinsonMarketplace Design CenterAnne E. McCollumThe McLean ContributionshipElizabeth R. MoranThe Estate of Daniel F. NessMark W. Niehaus and

Brooks Honeycutt

James E. O’Neill, Esq. andDavid Rubin

The Honorable Wendy Pew andDerek N. Pew

Western Shade Cloth CharitableFoundation

$5,000 – $9,999Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. AschenbrennerGerard and Rosemary BarthCarroll Contractors, Inc.Barbara T. and Kevin IlsenLewis Katz, The Katz FoundationBarbara Rice and Dr. Etienne J. PhippsBradley RichardsJanine A. RollGregory T. RoweJulius M. Steiner$1,000 – $4,999Ira and Myrna Brind FoundationPatricia A. BassChip CapelliIra GerberJohn GeronimoJohn C. and Chara C. Haas

Charitable TrustRichard and Marion E. ImmermanCathy LindyEleanor and John MyersDavid Newmann and Laura WardDr. Dorothy NovickThe Pew Charitable Trusts Matching

Gift Program$500 – $999Andrew and Anne AbelJames H. BrysonTimothy CabreyRichard L. CurtisDominic D’OrazioSusan E. DaughertyThomas Richard DennisonKurt L. DouglassFriia Trust, Mary Friia

Genovese ColvinPhyllis FurstHerman and Monica Ehret

GE Foundation Matching Gift ProgramMr. and Mrs. Robert D. GoldblumJoan and Bill GreenfieldDavid HakesStephen Judd HartleyLee HenryRobert HollingerAnn Hoskins-Brown and Greg BrownMartha H. HoskinsMr. and Mrs. James L. KermesMr. and Mrs. Stan E. Klet, Sr.Janis M. LeeKenneth L. LociceroCarly LynchDr. Arlen C. MarksCharles E. Mather IIIJohn F. McKemeyFrederick John MorningAlan E. MorrisonBeth R. NeidermanAgnes M. OgletreePhilip G. Petri and Joseph Stratos, Jr.Marlene PetterThe Reverend Susan M. Richards and

John RichardsMeg Rider and Natalie Hope McDonaldJonathan and Diane Spivey RogersRoyal ArcanumStephen R. and Rhoda M. SandPhyllis SchreiberDavid J. SeamonJ. Stephen StinesDr. and Mrs. Bayard StoreyPatricia D. TaylorThe Thursday CrewRobert and Jane TollValerie VignaMichael WeissJay Weiss


MANNA Revenue, Year Ended June 30, 2008

� 34% Government Grants – $2,104,993� 29% Capital Campaign – $1,767,699� 12% Events – $764,504� 9% Foundations – $543,004� 7% In-Kind – $442,088� 4% Individual – $242,125� 4% Corporations – $219,728� 1% United Way – $46,469�� 0% Other – $24,117�� TOTAL – $6,154,727

“We’re proud to support MANNA andtheir nutrition programs that impact thelives of so many in our communities.”– Erica Sorenson, TD Bank Field Marketing Manager,

Greater Philadelphia Region

We make our best efforts to ensurethat our donors are listed correctly; if you feel a listing is inaccurate, please contact Meg Paszko at 215.496.2662 x100 or via email at [email protected].


Metropolitan Area Neighborhood Nutrition AllianceThe Steven Korman Nutrition CenterP.O. Box 30181Philadelphia, PA 19103-9536

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