Award Winners

2013 Make Hunger History Awards Honorees

Leadership Cup
Appreciation for the commitment and efforts made by this year's Co-Chairs

• Dan Campbell, EMC Corporation
• B.J. Jenkins, Barracuda Networks
• Jed York, CEO, San Francisco 49ers

Outstanding Youth
Recognition given to exemplary student supporters

• Students of Delphi Academy
• Sam Maxwell
• Cole Spina

Outside the Barrel
Honor for outstanding innovation and creativity in drive efforts

• GitHub
• San Mateo County Library
• Synopsys

Brass Ring
Any company or organization that earned 500,000 points or more in a single year

• Adobe Systems
• Applied Materials
• Cisco
• Cypress Semiconductor
• Genentech
• Google
• NetApp
• SanDisk
• Synopsys

Corporate Food Bowl
Company with the highest per capita points and more than 50,000 total points in a single year

• Cypress Semiconductor

Employee Food Bowl
Company with the highest per capita employee points (corporate gifts not included) and more than 50,000 points in a single year

• Cypress Semiconductor

Million Pounds Club
Any company or organization that accumulates the equivalent of a million pounds of food. Totals accrue and are recognized in increments of 5 million pounds.

• 50 Million:
  Cisco
• 25 Million:
  Applied Materials
• 1 Million:
  Dell SonicWALL

Corporate Champion
Company with the highest total points in each of three size categories

• Fewer than 250 participants:
  Barracuda Networks
• 250 - 1,000 participants:
  Cypress Semiconductor
• More than 1,000 participants:
  Cisco

Bumper Crop
Group with incredible Food and Fund Drive growth

• Atrenta
• Proofpoint
• Symantec

Outstanding Drive Coordinators
Recognition given to exemplary Food and Fund Drive coordinators

• Kaitlyn and Emily Levin
• Keren Pavese, EMC Corporation
• Susana Meisenhelder and Enza Zabatta Pollifrone, Maxim Integrated
• Anna Koch, San Mateo County Library

Community Champion
Non-corporate groups with the highest total points in each of the three size categories

• Fewer than 250 participants:
  Carolee Hazard $93 Club
• 250 - 1,000 participants:
  Woodside Priory School
• More than 1,000 participants:
  Menlo-Atherton High School

Golden Apple
School group showing extraordinary effort

• San Mateo School

Spirit Award
Outstanding faith-based food drive

• First Congregational Church of Redwood City

Share Your Lunch Outstanding Achievement Award
The company or organization demonstrating the most excitement for ending childhood hunger

• Coupons.com

Hunger Hero
Individual who demonstrates exceptional level of commitment to hunger relief

• Carl Guardino, Silicon Valley Leadership Group

You may also view a PDF of the event program with a complete list of all award winners.