Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula

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Since 1972 4.7 million 2.8 million 7.7 million 1 million 199,000 155,000 619,000 32,750 In 2024 Miles Driven Deliveries Meals Volunteer Hours 34% of Monterey County residents are food insecure. The cost of food is 27% higher in Monterey County than the national average. Volunteer Driver Julie loading up freshlyprepared hot meals for homebound clients. OUR IMPACT

ON THE COVER: A new day begins at the Meals on Wheels Community Center, where warmth, nourishment, and community come together under the morning sunrise. MOWMP is a 501(c)(3) exempt organization. Tax ID # 94-2157521 CONTENTS 04 05 15 07 11 08 10 12 Home Delivered Meals Group Dining Panetta Visit Volunteers Woman of the Year Pet Meals Delivery Volunteer Superheroes Classique Gala KRML Meals and Feels Community Center Home Heart Heroes 09 05 08

As we step into the next chapter of Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula, we do so with a deep appreciation for where we’ve been—and a clear vision for where we’re going. Over the past five decades, we have built more than a meal delivery service; we have built a community of care, ensuring that no senior, veteran, or vulnerable neighbor is left behind. Now, as we look ahead, we must prepare for an even greater challenge: meeting the rising demand for our services in the years to come. Since 1972, our dedicated volunteers have contributed over 1 million hours of service, driving more than 4.7 million miles to deliver over 2.8 million meals. But as inspiring as these numbers are, they are only the beginning. 34% of Monterey County residents are food insecure, and one-third of the Monterey County population will be over 50 years of age. The need is growing—and so must we. In response, we have developed a comprehensive strategic plan to expand our reach and ensure that every senior and at-risk neighbor receives the nourishment, companionship, and support they deserve. While our home-delivered meals program remains our most recognized service—delivering over 155,000 meals annually— we are so much more than meal providers. Our volunteers offer daily check-ins, critical social connection, and a watchful eye for health and safety concerns. For many, that simple visit is a lifeline to the outside world. Beyond meal delivery, our Meals on Wheels Community Center is thriving, offering congregate dining, fitness classes, educational programs, and entertainment that keep our clients engaged and connected. And in times of crisis—whether it’s wildfires, floods, or other emergencies—we stand ready to serve, providing thousands of meals to displaced residents and at-risk populations. Looking ahead, we are partnering with the community to develop a state-of-the-art kitchen capable of producing up to 10,000 meals per day. This ambitious step will ensure we can meet the ever-growing need for decades to come. None of this would be possible without the unwavering support of our volunteers, donors, community partners, board members, and dedicated staff. You are the heart of this mission, and together, we are building a future where no one in our community goes hungry or feels forgotten. Together, we thrive, From the Board President RORY COETZEE BOARD PRESIDENT Board of Directors Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula 700 Jewell Avenue Pacific Grove, CA 93950 Phone 831.375.4454 Fax 831.375.9887 info@mowmp.org Tax ID # 94-2157521 NOURISH ALL IN NEED. Rory Coetzee President Heidi Schake Past President Steve Keller President Elect J. R. Williams Chief Financial Officer John O’Brien Governance Chair Paul Bruno Development Chair Debbie Winick Secretary Tamie Aceves Bruce Hamilton Matt Hohman Stephanie Hulsey Robert Kramer Kim Nunes Sharon Wesley Members Emeritus Morley Brown Jackie Craghead Kathryn Kandler Lee Keely Julie Ann Lozano 2

Dear Friends and Supporters, At Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula, we do more than deliver meals— we nourish lives, foster connections, and strengthen our community. As we reflect on our journey and look toward the future, we are grateful for the support that makes our work possible. With over 32,750 volunteer hours and 619,000 meals served, in 2024, we have built more than a meal delivery program—we have built a lifeline. Every meal represents care, every visit offers companionship, and every service we provide brings comfort to those who need it most. Yet, as the need for our support grows, so does our commitment to meeting it with innovation and compassion. This year, our Meals on Wheels Community Center has flourished, offering not just nourishment but opportunities for connection, movement, and learning. From vibrant group dining meals to fitness classes and lifelong learning programs, we are fostering a place where seniors and neighbors can come together, stay active, and thrive. Our dedicated volunteers and staff continue to be the heart of our mission, ensuring that every meal delivered comes with kindness and a watchful eye on the well-being of those we serve. Whether providing home safety upgrades, delivering emergency meals during wildfires and storms, or simply sharing a conversation, we are here—because no one in our community should feel alone or forgotten. This impact is only possible because of you. To our board members, volunteers, donors, and community partners—you are the reason we can make a difference. Together, we will continue to nourish and uplift those who need us, today and for generations to come. With gratitude, From the President / CEO CHRISTINE WINGE PRESIDENT / CEO MOWMP Staff Ernest Bell Driver Eric Bleasdale Cook Carly Burgess Development Coordinator James Burgess Driver/Kitchen Staff Melizza Camacho Bookkeeper Suzan Carabarin Operations Manager Robert Chapin Driver Isaiah Cortright Executive Chef Adolfo Diaz Sous Chef Susan Elwood Recruitment & Outreach Manager Chase Ewing Executive Sous Chef David Foster Home Delivered Meals Coordinator Arthur Filipo Cook Cade Frost Cook Gina Fu Cook Nikki Garello Community Center Concierge Mark Hansen Director of Operations Esther Hobbs Development Director Jose Leon Cook Edan Lappas Cook Diego Majano Sosa Cook Kari Martorella Home Delivered Meals Manager Mike Martorella Driver Anne Mitchell Home Delivered Meals Associate Francisco Morfin Cook Ivan Rivera Cook Stephanie Scofield Home Delivered Meals Field Assessor Jacob Shafer Senior Director of Advancement Jerrold Simon Marketing Manager Kay Smith Controller Jian Song Cook Philip Tantillo II Driver Tony Timmons Driver Scott Tebo Marketing Coordinator Sylvie Vinavar Cook Christine Winge President / CEO 3

Our Home-Delivered Meals program remains at the heart of our mission, offering more than just nourishment —it provides a crucial connection for those who are often overlooked. Delivering three freshly-prepared, locallysourced meals each day, this program addresses the nutritional needs of our homebound clients while promoting their overall health, safety, and independence. Beyond the meals, these daily visits from caring volunteers serve as a vital lifeline, offering a friendly check-in and meaningful social interaction that help combat feelings of loneliness and isolation. Through this program, we continue to foster well-being and connection, ensuring our clients feel supported and valued. In 2024, we expanded meal delivery in Carmel Valley, Marina, Monterey, Pacific Grove, Seaside, providing over 462,000 meals on 37 delivery routes in Monterey County. Delivering More Than a Meal HOME DELIVERED MEALS MOWMP.ORG/HDM “A great big THANK YOU to all the kind hearted people who take time out of their busy lives to make and deliver the delicious hot meals daily. In the chaotic world we all live in, it’s uplifting to know that Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula staff and volunteers exist. A big thank you to all!” - Home Delivered Meals Client MOWMP volunteer Vivian delivering meals to HDM clients, bringing them nourishment and a sense of appreciation. 4

Locations and Meals Served • MOW Community Center (Pacific Grove) 16,972 • El Estero Seniors Housing (Monterey) 1,674 • Firehouse Community Center (Salinas) 7,051 • Junsay Oaks Seniors Housing (Marina) 4,321 • Los Abuelitos Senior Center (Salinas) 9,418 • Marina Manor Seniors Housing (Marina) 3,943 • Oldemeyer Center (Seaside) 9,168 • Scholze Park Senior Center (Monterey) 5,569 • Sherwood Village CHISPA (Salinas) 11,150 Lunches Served: 69,266 Community Center Opportunities • Health, Fitness, and Nutrition • Textile Classes • Food Bank Produce Truck • Golden Connections • HICAP Medicare Counseling • Legal Services for Seniors • Parkinson’s Support Group • Toastmasters • Senior Living Communities and Care Options GROUP DINING For 37 years, the Meals on Wheels Community Center in Pacific Grove has served as a welcoming hub for our community, fostering connections and creating a sense of belonging for members to share time with friends and loved ones. Expanding beyond nutritional support, the Community Center remains a vibrant space for recreational and social activities, championing our commitment to promoting health, wellness, and meaningful engagement in our community. In 2024, we welcomed 350 Community Center members and hundreds of community members for events, classes, and community building COMMUNITY CENTER Our Group Dining programs throughout Monterey County play a vital role in fostering connections and encouraging healthy eating habits. These communal meals provide more than just physical nourishment—they create a welcoming space where seniors, disabled adults, veterans, and other underserved individuals can build relationships, share stories, and enhance their overall well-being. 5

Back row from left : Magnum, Brady and Reggie with their moms Marcia, Leslie and Jan respectively.

Our volunteers are the heart and soul of everything we do, fueling our mission with their dedication and compassion. In 2024, more than 600 active volunteers generously gave over 32,750 hours of their time to support our programs, making an incredible impact across Monterey County. We’re also proud to share that, for the fourth consecutive year, we were honored as the Best Volunteer Organization by the readers of Monterey County Weekly—a testament to the rewarding experience our organization offers. 304 volunteers drove over 199,000 miles and delivered 462,000 meals to homebound clients and group diners, ensuring no one in our community was left behind. Our volunteers bring energy and care to every aspect of our work. The unwavering commitment and generosity of all our volunteers are the backbone of our success, and we are profoundly grateful for each and every one of them. VOLUNTEERS Heartfelt Contributions: The Driving Force Behind Our Organization ’24 ’23 ’22 ’21 MOWMP.ORG/VOLUNTEER Contact Susan Elwood, Volunteer & Outreach Manager at selwood@mowmp.org or by calling 831-375-4454. For more information, visit 7

This program offers small-scale home repairs and safety upgrades for our clients allowing them to age in place with independence and peace of mind. These home projects are aimed at improving mobility, reducing falls, and supporting independence for local homebound seniors, adults with disabilities, and veterans. In 2024, we completed 33 projects including the installation of wheelchair ramps, handrails, porch repairs, walkways, heating, ventilation, lighting, and more. MOWMP.ORG/HHH MOWMP.ORG/PETMEALS Our Pet Meals program continued its efforts to provide pet food, supplies, and care for clients. Pets provide unparalleled social and emotional support, offering comfort, companionship, and a sense of purpose for our Home Delivered Meals clients. It can be difficult for our homebound clients to procure the necessary food and supplies to keep their pets happy and healthy. In 2024, our staff and volunteers worked to help preserve the indispensable relationships clients have with their pets by making 1,032 pet meal deliveries for more than 54 pets across the Monterey Peninsula. PROGRAMS MOWMP Home Heart Heroes contractor installing an ADA ramp for home delivered meals client. Completed backyard deck, updated to provide a level surface and ensure smooth wheelchair transitions from the door to the patio deck. Completed wheelchair ramp providing easy access to the doorway entry. 8

MOWMP.ORG/WIM We are proud to offer a dedicated website for our planned giving program, the Wheels in Motion Legacy Circle. Here, you’ll find valuable information on wills, trusts, bequests, beneficiary designations, IRA charitable rollovers, and a variety of other ways to create a lasting legacy. By including MOWMP in your estate plans, you can make an enduring impact that extends well beyond your lifetime. Whether you name us as a beneficiary in your will, living trust, life insurance policy, or retirement plan, your thoughtful gift will help combat food insecurity and provide critical support to those in need for generations to come. Together, we can ensure a future of hope, nourishment, and care for our community WHEELS IN MOTION LEGACY CIRCLE Keep Our Wheels Turning Contact us today to explore the many planned giving options available. We look forward to helping you create your legacy to provide nutrition and socialization for your friends, family, neighbors, and future generations. Contact Jacob Shafer, Senior Director of Advancement at jshafer@mowmp.org or 831.375.4454 x120. Don’t miss out on the uplifting conversation where we share heartwarming stories and insights about our mission to nourish both body and soul in our local community on KRML radio 94.7FM Tuesdays around 2:45p. 9

Volunteer Celebration Superheroes Appreciation: Good Vibes and Gratitude EVENTS The Superhero-themed event was a celebration of all our volunteers and supporters, recognizing their collective achievements and honoring them as the heartbeat of our organization. A sincere thank you to all the amazing individuals who volunteer! Your dedication and support mean the world to us and to those we serve in our community. Your kindness, compassion, and commitment shine brightly, nourishing not just bodies, but spirits too. Here’s to each and every one of you who selflessly give your time and energy to drive out hunger and isolation. Your efforts empower independence and bring joy to so many. MOWMP President/CEO Christine Winge, dressed as the Cowardly Lion, addresses our courageous volunteers who consistently champion our mission. 10

MOWMP.ORG/WOTY Thank you to all who came and celebrated the resilience, strength, and achievements of one extraordinary woman in our community - Tamie Aceves. Guests enjoyed a culinary journey with hand-selected chefs curating an array of mouthwatering dishes, music, and dancing while supporting our wonderful organization. Whitson Engineers La Creme Luxury Catering Sheila & David Allaire Montage Health Dianne and Bart Bruno Cynthia Gervais Sanchez KSBW GetHooked! Dinner Women of the Year Event Sponsors We partnered with the Monterey Bay Fisheries Trust for an unforgettable dinner event celebrating the vital role local fisheries play in promoting social, economic, and environmental sustainability. Guests heard inspiring stories from the fishing community and learned about the impact sustainably harvested seafood - a cornerstone of the meals we proudly serve. The highlight was a beautifully curated seafood multi-course dinner, artfully prepared by Executive Chef Isaiah and Executive Sous Chef Chase. PROVIDED PHOTOS 11

MOWMP.ORG/CLASSIQUE Classique is more than just a fundraising event—it’s an immersive experience where luxury, community, and generosity come together, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Classique was a resounding success, showcasing the talents of two Michelinstarred chefs, one James Beard Award-winning chef, and a dozen locally acclaimed chefs. The event also featured the creative brilliance of 19 local designers, each crafting custom-designed tables that elevated the evening into a true work of art. Funds raised at Classique help support the work we do in the community. 28th Annual Classique Gala Event Sponsors DIAMOND Dianne & Bart Bruno Monterey Credit Union TITANIUM The Frisone Family Foundation Heidi & Steve Keller Morgan Stanley GOLD Montage Health SILVER Janet & Paul Bruno Central Coast Senior Services Monterey Bay Aquarium Monterey County Bank Pinnacle Bank Pure Water BRONZE Katie & Fred Hamilton Francine & A. Ken Meadors Mechanics Bank Synchronicity Holistic APRON Sheila & David Allaire Laura & Sam Alladeen Grace & William Ashby NWF Advisory Group Kevin & Stephanie Hulsey Trust PREMIUM WINE SPONSOR Talbott Vineyards CUISINE LOPAI Mary’s Duck Monterey Bay Aquarium Rosewood Ranches EVENT Standard Event Rentals Napa Valley Linens MEDIA 90.3 KAZU Monterey County Weekly EMCEE Dan Green AUCTIONEER Greg Quiroga EVENT COMMITTEE Tamie Aceves Dorothy Maras Heidi Tinuviel Sebok Cheryl Warner AUCTION COMMITTEE Heidi Friery Keller Mary Warburton-Boland VIEW GALLERY Our thanks to all who generously gave their time and energy including the many students and local community groups that partner with us to keep our wheels turning at the Gala and year-round. • MOWMP Volunteers • National Charity League - Monterey Bay Chapter • Stevenson Athletics To our volunteers 12

The Chefs’ Special Luncheons in 2024 featured an array of delectable creations including alligator gumbo, beef cheeks with parsnip puree, venison shepard’s pie, porchetta, stuffed pork loin, fried chicken, smoked brisket with cornbread, and corn beef & cabbage. Our Member Dinner events were culinary delights! Executive Chef Isaiah and Executive Sous Chef Chase wowed Meals on Wheels Community Center members with their culinary prowess with three-course dinners that featured gnocchi parisienne, prime rib, and swordfish. Together, our knowledge and capabilities grew and so did our membership base to 350 members in 2024. MOWMP.ORG/MEMBERSHIP Get access to exclusive member benefits, including member dinners and classes. AT&T Laptop Distribution Chefs’ Specials & Member Dinners In a collaborative effort with AT&T External Affairs Regional Director Dr. Bettye Saxon, and with the support of Monterey County Supervisor Mary Adams and Pacific Grove Mayor Bill Peake, we were thrilled to welcome a group of community members with the generous gift of laptop computers. These laptops are more than just devices—they are tools for connection, enabling recipients to stay in touch with friends, family, and their broader neighborhood, helping to bridge the digital divide and promote inclusion. A special thank you goes out to our dedicated volunteers, who provided hands-on technical coaching to help recipients get their laptops up and running. From setting up accounts to teaching basic digital skills, their support ensured that these laptops could be fully utilized, empowering our community members to embrace technology with confidence. From left: Pacific Grove Mayor Bill Peake, MOWMP President/CEO Christine Winge, Monterey County Supervisor Mary Adams, AT&T External Affairs Regional Director Dr. Bettye Saxon 13

Outstanding Nonprofit - Changemaker Award Business Excellence Award for Nonprofits, Clubs & Organizations We are incredibly honored and humbled to announce we have been awarded the Business Excellence Award for ‘Nonprofits, Clubs & Organizations’ from the Monterey Chamber of Commerce! This prestigious recognition drives public awareness of the vital role businesses play on the Central Coast, and highlights those that have achieved excellence in their fields. We couldn’t have done this without the unwavering support and generosity of our amazing community. To our dedicated volunteers, passionate staff, and all our supporters: THANK YOU for believing in our mission. This award is a testament to the collective effort of our entire community. Let’s continue to make a difference together! We have been recognized with the prestigious Outstanding Nonprofit - Changemaker Award from the Nonprofit Alliance of Monterey County! This incredible recognition highlights the dedication and impact of our entire team, from staff and volunteers to board members and supporters, who work tirelessly to serve our community. It celebrates the strides we’ve made in driving meaningful change, addressing hunger, reducing isolation, and promoting health and well-being for seniors, veterans, adults with disabilities, and underserved populations throughout Monterey County. We share this honor with everyone who believes in and supports our mission. Together, we are making a lasting difference in the lives of those we serve. Thank you for supporting this journey with us! NAMC leadership team members stand beside MOWMP President/ CEO Christine Winge accepting the Changemaker award. PHOTOS PROVIDED BY RICHARD GREEN PHOTOGRAPHY 14

Partial List As we reflect on the strides we are making in addressing hunger and isolation in Monterey County, it becomes evident that our community’s strength lies in our collective efforts and shared commitment to working toward the common goal. Community Partnerships Strengthen Our Impact United States Representative Jimmy Panetta Site Visit We were honored to have Congressman Jimmy Panetta (CA-19) visit the Meals on Wheels Community Center, serving lunch to our guests and showing his continued support for our mission. Representative Panetta’s deep roots in the Central Coast and his commitment to public service are truly inspiring. His dedication to the well-being of our community, from supporting our veterans to protecting the welfare of our clients and environment, reflects the values we all hold dear. Thank you, Representative Panetta, for taking the time to connect with our seniors, veterans, and families. Together, we continue to drive out hunger and isolation in Monterey County! PARTNERSHIPS 15

On the following pages are the names of those whose generosity fund vital programs and meaningful engagement to improve the lives and well-being of the clients we serve. WHO ARE COMMITTED TO SERVING SENIORS, DISABLED ADULTS, VETERANS, AND OTHER UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS IN OUR COMMUNITY. 16

*A fund of Community Foundation for Monterey County $25,000+ Robertson Living Trust, Anneli Rosenthal City of Monterey County of Monterey Evelyn Torras Charitable Remainder Unitrust for Community Foundation for Monterey County Hartman-Kok Revocable Trust Meals on Wheels: Association of America Monterey Peninsula Foundation Monterey County Gives!* Nancy Eccles and Homer M. Hayward Family Foundation Nancy G. Wright Revocable Trust Robertson Fund Paula Robichaud Nancy Wright $10,000 - $24,999 Bart and Dianne Bruno Central Coast Senior Services, Inc. City of Seaside Patricia Connolly Beth DeAtley Tyler Eberly and Amy Grames Ceree Eberly Lynette and Mitch Ferguson Frisone Family Foundation Renate Howells Hambrook Steven and Heidi Keller Lauralie and J. Irvine Fund and the Margaret L. Musser Field of Interest* Marin Community Foundation Peter and Joan McKee Montage Health Monterey County Gives! Monterey Credit Union Lowell and Wilda Northrop F. Robert Nunes Family* Karen Sheffer Stacie and Fred Smith Jr. Barbara Anne Swain Talbott Family Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 Alfred and Kathy Herbermann Charitable Gifting Fund Sheila and David Allaire Ann Jackson Family Foundation Laura Zehm and Paula Black Paul and Janet Bruno Buccafurni-Lawrence* Carroll Family Charitable Foundation Pamela and Robert Chapin Chris and Lisa Shake Skip Cook Doris Day Animal Foundation Carol S. Drake James Elliott and Thomas Hart Hawley Fremont Bank Foundation James and Barbara Gianelli Bradley K. Gjerding Jill Halverson and Martin Smith High Moon Records Joyce Morris* John and Gigi Laroco Caroline Mitchel and Mark Chesebro Monterey County Bank Monterey Peninsula Volunteer Services Monterey Regional Waste Management District Robert Nguyen David O’Neil Barbara and Chris Ottenweller Pauline and John Anderson* Pinnacle Bank Pure Water Sanford Hewitt Russell David Sabih and Anna Swartley Safeway Foundation Salinas Valley Solid Waste Authority Dan and Lynn Sheehy SPCA Monterey County David and Mary Anne Spradling Andy Stephens Synchronicity Holistic The Community Foundation for Monterey County The PG&E Corp Foundation The Reveas Foundation Translation by Design, Inc. Joseph Weiss Dominic and Cat Yanez $1,000 - $4,999 Judie Profeta Monterey Peninsula Toastmasters Club Sarah Pierce and Dennis O’Neill Kristy Watrud Richard Stewart Rory and Noelle Coetzee Carmel Woman’s Club State of California Soe and Sarah Aung United Way of Monterey County Frank and Kimberly Nunes Simple Generosity Alexander F. Victor Foundation Marsha McMahan Zelus Yellow Brick Road Benefit Shop Maximina and Timoteo Junio Cathleen Rose Foxy, The Nunes Company, Inc. Whitson Engineers Estate of Alida Tyler- Blocker Trust Astrea and Cayetano Rodriguez Mary Colburn Gayle Crowell and Curt Berger Gertrude M. Bohland University Corporation at Monterey Bay John and Susan O’Brien Valentia Piccinini Arline C. and Alfred W. Arrivee Bill and Karin Hill Tony and Sue Lombardo Frieda and Al Saroyan Christopher Costa Bill and Nancy Doolittle Frank and Judith Marshall Foundation Hope and Samuel Hale Lisa and Tom Hoivik Carolyn and Thomas McGurn Robert Louis Stevenson School Philanthropy Club Gary Sprader and Gail Abeloe Steve and Leann Troy Greg and Cathy Ward Lois Weston Weeth Gary Young Marian Van Horn and Eugene O’Brien Ms. Fabulous Charle Thomas Cameron and Kristin Vernon Jane A. Lundy Kyle and Michael Ruggieri John Joseph Griffin and Victoria Samora Phillips J.R. and Gabrielle Williams Lynn Goree David Sanfilippo and Jean Bourne Jytte Carter A. Ken and Francine Meadors Adam Frieg and Margaret Masquelier John and Catherine Adamo Theresa and Craig Cholar Community Fund for Carmel Valley The Eberly Generosity Fund Gooding & Company, Inc. Katie Hamilton Sharon Jones Judith Beech Survivor’s Trust Carol and Chuck Keller Woody Kelley Dan and Kate Kurz Carol and Brian LeNeve Mechanics Bank 100% 100% of our recipients report that receiving home delivered meals has helped them maintain their independence within the comfort of their own homes. With a resounding 100% satisfaction rate reported by our clients, we take pride in the quality and impact of our services. What sets us apart isn’t just the quality of our meals, but the warmth and compassion of our volunteers. We’re proud to share that 100% of our clients report our dedicated volunteers are friendly and caring. 17

*A fund of Community Foundation for Monterey County Richard Moley Brian Park Reese Family* Kim and Peter Smoot Tracy Gibbons Charitable* Doug and Gail Ferrari Jay Mora Heidi Friery Jose Rodriguez Linda and Rod Gabrielson Jane Brown Simona Hodek Martin Mickey and Jan McGuire Lana Maudlin Mathew and Natalie Atkins Darin Scott Reddy Kristin and Paul Vais Aimee and Jeff Cuda Penelope K. Lockhart Nancy and John Ruiz Gabrielle Mancuso-Fiorentino and Fox Fiorentino Gabriele Graham and Franklin C. Myers Imogene Speiser Rene Rylander and Mark Ditmanson Mary E. Beard Mary Lou Leonard Monday Knit and Purl Group Robert Coble Paul H. Singer Carlos and Gabriela Forte Heidi and Kurt Schake Ruth Donohugh Frieg/Masqueller Fund Stephen A. Hartzell Jack and Linda Barker Robert M. and Katherine L. Petty Roger and Carolann Manley Family Gift Fund Cinda and Joseph Rossi Wanda Nadine Skonberg John Brandlin Laurie Kleinman and Richard S. Gerber Emily Nicholl Elaine and Floyd Viau Joann Parent Helen Moore Carolyn Hardy Melissa McCleskey Dr. Sharon Wesley Stephen V. Eklund Dr. John Josef Costandi Mary Ann Spangenberg Deborah and Mitch Winick Regina Martinez Cornelia M. and James C. Emery Martha Crewe Rachel Hunter Mary Warburton-Boland and Max Boland C. Robert Wolfe Susan and Mark Stilwell Heidi’s Studio Carmel James A. Adams Stanley and Dennise Banta Sally Arveson Diane Grundy Allen Jarvis Carmelita Panganiban Frank Renteria Bonny and Vincent Ruccello Shirley Steele Frank Goulart Elpido and Naomi Estolas Jerry and Andrea Robinson Kathleen Conner John and Mary Hickey Alesia Mafnas-Klein Micheal Beck and Susan Joens Carol and Craig Rossi Robert Kramer Roger Hallin Cynthia Gervais Sanchez Dorothy Mackenzie Rex and Kathleen Pryer Reiko Morita Kenneth Jackson Awilda Santiago Gisela and Glenn Nobinger Helen Gehringer Lynn Anderson Diane and Jim Archer Lauren Armstrong Aurum Consulting Engineers Kiyomi Bales Bert Cutino Enterprises Rocky and Janey Blanton Richard and Kara Blazier Troy Boutonnet Cliff and Laurie Buxton Carmel Valley Kiwanis Foundation, Inc. George Crispo Bruce and Joanne Crist Craig and Bunny Davis Merv and Sid Dorr Bob Estrada Elaine S. Ewen Anthony and Sara Filly Elaine and Mark Fischer Melvin Fortes Louise and John Fredrickson Glen and Angela Charles Family Foundation Ken Gordon Candace Haber Hagler Financial Services Nagi Hanna Matt Hohman Howard Crow and Jane Downing Stephanie Hulsey J.H. Robbins Foundation Kristina Olfson and Jim Wayman Mary S. Julien Kenneth and Christine Kehrer Angeleke and Jack Levy Truman Long Elizabeth A. Lorenzi Mancina Family Charitable Fund at Schwab Charitable Ryan McCormick McGurn Family Charitable Trust Stacy McKelvy McMahan Family* Mildred Hitchcock Huff Trust Morton & Susan Rumberg Family Fund at Sacramento Region Community Foundation Laura and Dan Neault Joyce A. and Richard P. Ogden Randy May and Carol Greenstreet Richard and Shelley Risko Roger and Lydia Newton Ron Cosmero and Florence Kagan Leland Rosenblum Virginia and Gary Russell Ryan and Gina Edwards Jaqueline Sarte Ken and Joelle Silveira Sarah Staples Joanne Storkan Albert Tao and Thuy Nguyen Rick and Joyce Thau Peter and Anne Thorp Timothy Rodrigues and Alan Mason Rolf and Darleen Trautsch Roberta Troxell Scott Van Tyle Hildegard Von Dehn Wanda C. Vollmer Foundation* Larry Wells Judy Ann Williamson Melissa Womack Mary P. Young $500 - $999 Irmgard and Stanley Spurlock Danny and Leslie Bernstein I.W. and Caroline J. Miller Nancy Tuckwab Mostafa Moussavi Cathleen and Quentin Rose Jeannie and Terry Conner Claudia and John Jennings Richard Lonergan and Marilyn Manning Joseph I. Okamura Janice and John Przypek Alfred Sadler Youn-Ling and Irv Beiman Mary Lent Tsugiko (Nancy) Devlaminck Dolores Way Mary and Jeff Zischke William and Mary Dalhamer Harriet Claessen Frontstream Comprehensive Distribution Kay and Peter Mehren Linda Hanger and Dan Finklea Joanne and Fred Medero Judith and Scott MacClelland Peter and Jamie Bundy Dave and Margaret Peterson C. Robert Pettit and Janeth Pinel Ann and Jeffrey Roberts Christi Saltonstall Judith Tatelbaum Steven C Wilson Margaret Luke Theodore Horn Ilona Goudeau Gary Matteoni Glen E. Johnson Diana Burke Charlie and Ellie Deterline Colleen Helm Michael and Gloria K. Ipson 94% 94% Every meal we deliver comes with a side of social interaction, ensuring that our clients receive not only the nutrition they need but also the companionship they crave. In fact, 94% of our clients have reported that the social contact they have with our dedicated volunteers is vital to their overall well-being. 18

*A fund of Community Foundation for Monterey County Steven and Kathleen Million Dominic Piccinini Clyde and Dorothy Roberson Joseph J. Shammas Gladys E. Diggs Jeanne McGuire Hyatt Shared Service Center Mark S Alley Robert and Kathleen Anderson Micheal Mallery Laurie McCullagh Richard and Sandra Grimmer Robert Heinbockel Phillipe Auger and Barbara Dolbec Frances Hall Louis Bunch and Evelyn Gatchalian Michelle Stevens John and Gena Gibbons Ruby Katayama Minori Oike Ingrid Powell Cheryl Sallomi Sarah Thamer Nancy Westcott Tom and Judy Wills Nancy Dodds Conrad Selvig Rosemary Woodbridge Gordon Jones Charlotte L. Nelson David Korhonen Pledgeling Foundation Bill and Christine Bailey Marian Buccafurni Alexandra and Miguel Dominguez Charlotte and Frank Gregory Ken and Connie Hess Doyle and Mary Moses Philip and Therese Crispell Sonya Philpitt Barbara and John Helms Jr. Pick-N-Pull Inna Turina Trina and Cornell Whitmore Stephen and Kris Brown Carolyn Sharp Catherine Doherty Salvatore and Barbara Balbo Darian and Linda Houde Eva and Roy Matsuyama Hildegard Grill June Malament William Norman Anne M Bell Premier Healthcare Alliance Betty Jackson James Fugua Mary Adams Diana and Gerald Alchimisti Kathy Aliotti Alison Jones-Pomatto and Alan Pomatto Vida Anello Anthony and Lary Lynn Muller* Peter and Sharon Armbrust William and Grace Ashby Ted Balestreri Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Sister Claire Barone Jane Barry Richard and Deborah Basham JoAnna and Robert Behl Joan Bernardin Michael and Lorene Bouchard Danielle Bruno Cynthia and Paul Cahalan William P. and Susan Cater Richard and Christine Chew Del Rey Car Wash Dean and Michele Dennis Richard and Margaret Donat Lucina Donios Terrance and Antone Duncan Ronald and Patricia Eastman Ehrhardt Charity Fund William Evans Fenton & Keller Maria Finegan Kim Fraser J. Stewart Fuller Renee and Jim Fuqua John Gaglioti Michael & Kim Grech James and Anne Hall Linnet Harlan Carol and Ben Heinrich Daniel and Lora Hightower Kip and Jay Hudson Donna S. Igleheart James and Angela Wagoner Aengus Jeffers Tammy Jennings David Jones and Darlene Doran-Jones Nicole and Michael Kelly Prescott Kendall Jon and Christine Kitaji Ila Kleinman Sara Koppel John and Carole Lawton Douglas and Karen Learned Lee Knutsen and Liam Hostrop Matt and Joan Little Siang and James Lo Louis and Roberta Huntington Charitable Fund Jennifer and Mark Lupo Patrick and Marta Lynch Warren Lyons Mahoney Peterson Family* Tracy, Michael, and Cameron Manzano Devin and Janet McGilloway Tom McMahon Melville Tavern Grace Merrill James Merrill Marina Meyer Liza Moe Tom Hicks and Nancy McCullough Lynda Nichols-Berg and Bill Berg Michael Ochs and Nancy Springer-Ochs Karen Parker and Joe Fusco Edward and Irene Patton Phil Penko Linda Perry Manette and Steve Rogers Ross Roofing and Solar Rotary Club of Carmel-By-The-Sea Carolyn Schanzer Jonathan Schoenbrod Charles and Louise Seibel Charles James Semeria Jonathon Siegel Nancy Skager Joseph Sokol Jered B. Stone Janet and Rene Torrado Marion Trentman-Morelli and Robert Morelli Debra and Bill Vandevort Karen Vejvoda Wayne and Shirley Moon Margaret Weston Bill Wilson Barbara Woosley Jim Wunderlich Renate Wunsch Murray and Rena Yeomans Zenda Heating and Sheet Metal, Inc. In-kind A Union Square Hotel Abalonetti Bar and Grill Adventures by the Sea Aesthetics & Spa Albatross Ridge Alchemy Salon Allegretto Vineyard Resort Alpha Omega Collective Alvarado Street Brewery Andrew Card Angelo Shake Anthropologie Anton + Michel Restaurant Art by John Mearns Bayonet and Black Horse Beach House Restaurant + Bar Beacon Grand, A Union Square Hotel Bernardus Lodge & Spa Bernardus Vineyards and Winery Big Little Boxes Blackbird Art & Design Boëté Winery Bradley Photography 1:2 Clients Through our Home Delivered Meals program, we bring more than sustenance; we deliver independence and dignity to those who need it most. It’s disheartening to know that 1 out of 2 of our Home Delivered Meals clients had to make the agonizing choice between having enough food and meeting other basic needs in the last six months. With your support, we can ensure that no one has to face such decisions alone. 19

Partial List of donors. Because of you, our community receives nourishing meals, companionship, and the support they deserve. Your generosity fuels meaningful connections, brightens lives, and ensures no one is left behind. Every meal served, every smile shared, and every moment of care is made possible by your kindness and dedication. Together, we are strengthening our community and making a lasting impact. MOWMP.ORG/DONATE BroadwaySF C Restaurant & Bar Café Fina California Rodeo Salinas Cara Weston Photography Cariloha Carmel Cheese Shop Carmel Coatings Carmel Hat Company Carmel Home Collection Carmel Laser Carmel Links Club Carmel Valley Ranch Resort Carmel Wine and Wandering Casa Munras Garden Hotel & Spa Chaminade Resort and Spa Chic Event Rentals Chris Shake Enterprises Christine Cater Wedding & Event Floral Design Claremont Hotel & Spa Club Donatello Coastal Roots Hospitality Concous d’Elegance Cookie Hibino Corral de Tierra Country Club Cos Bar of Carmel Cypress Inn Dan and Cheryl Warner Daou Vineyards Deborah A. Vieille Debra Couch Del Rey Car Wash Delia and Rick Bradford Delia Bradford Dentelle Fine Lingerie Domenico’s Donna Aldrete Earthbound Farms Edi Matsumoto El Estero Car Wash Elaine Taylor Epsilon Estéban Restaurant Esther’s Kitchen European Jeweler & Goldsmith Fall River Photo Fandango Fish Hopper Restaurant Fishwife at Asilomar Beach Florence Catania Photography Girl Boy Girl and Paloosh Golden State Valkyries Grill at Point Pinos Grove Market Hagen Clothing Harbor Light Tattoo Heidi’s Studio Carmel Hops & Fog Hunter Ranch Golf Course Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel & Spa Insight Eyewear J Lohr Vineyards & Wines Jackie and Donald Craghead Jan De Luz Linens Janice Meheen Kathy Kress Khakis of Carmel Kim Bisceglia Stained Glass Kimberly Clemenson Webster Comstock Farms Kona Steak and Seafood Restaurant Korbel at Blue - Wine Country Dining Lady Somm Laguna Seca Golf Ranch Léal Vineyards Lighthouse Cinema Lopai Cellars Mad Dogs & Englishmen Marianne McNicol Marita’s Martin’s Irrigation Supply, Inc. Mary’s Duck McCarty Creek Ranch Melville Tavern Mike and Gwen Curtis Minazzoli Farms Mixologist Meg MOHI Ranch Monarch Knitting Monarch Pub and Restaurant Monterey County Fair Monterey Jazz Festival Monterey Pines Golf Club Monterey Touring Vehicles Morgan Winery Moulin Bistro Ms. Fabulous Mum’s Place Napa Valley Linens Nick Nicholson Old Fisherman’s Grotto Pacific Grove Golf Links Pacific Grove Hardware, Inc. Pacific Repertory Theater Parsonage Vineyard Patrick James Clothing Paul Richmond Paula Beckman Pebble Beach Company Peppers Mexicali Cafe Plumed Horse Restaurant Poppleton’s Quail Lodge Resort and Golf Club Refuge Carmel Rheim Dermatology Cosmetic Laser Center Ripley’s Believe it or Not Hollywood RNDC Robin’s Jewelry Rockfish Harbor Grill Rombi Wines / Carmel Valley Vineyards Rosewood Ranches Rosine’s Rudolfo’s Eatery Ruffle Me To Sleep Sandbar & Grill Restaurant Sara Harnish Scratch Winery Sculpt Sensorio Paso Robles SF MOMA Shadowbrook Restaurant She Boutique Carmel Skinphoria Aesthetics Standard Event Rentals Suzanne and Gary Miller Suzanne Weichert Talbott Vineyards Tamara Jo Davies Tehama Golf Club Tessuti Zoo The Cheese Shop Inc. The Club at Pasadera The Grill at Point Pinos The Inn at Spanish Bay The Mole Hole The Pasta Palate The Pocket The Refuge Thom Cuneo Variety Vista Point Apartments WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca Wedding and Event Floral Design, Inc Whaling Station Steakhouse Whimsy William Cole Vineyards Winston’s Wrath Wines 99% Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the fact that 99% of our clients report that these meals are crucial to their health and overall well-being. 99% of our clients report that our meals provide enough healthy food to support a good quality of life. We take pride in delivering more than nutrition, also comfort and care to those who need it most in our neighbors. 20

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