The Power of Community
Annual Report
2024-2025
Progress and Resilience in a Year of Change
Fiscal year 2024–2025 was a year of both tremendous progress and unprecedented challenges for Second Harvest of Silicon Valley.
With your support, we continued to serve 1 in 6 neighbors in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties — families, college students and seniors working hard to make ends meet to afford Silicon Valley’s high cost of living.
Shifts at the national level added new pressures. The USDA’s sudden cancellation of nearly $1 million in food originally allocated to us placed an unexpected strain on our budget. At the same time, elevated food costs created even greater pressure on already strained households. These forces combined to challenge our capacity in unprecedented ways.
And yet, in the face of these headwinds, our community stood strong. Our talented and dedicated team rose to the challenge, and you — our donors, partners and volunteers — stepped forward with generosity and resolve. With your partnership, we remained focused on our mission: ending hunger in our community.
Together, we achieved critical milestones:
- With the pandemic behind us, we transitioned from providing groceries to neighbors in pre-packed boxes back to farmers’ market–style distributions, providing more choice and dignity to families and strengthening the sense of community that reminds every neighbor they are not alone.
- We expanded our world-class grocery and food rescue programs, ensuring that nutritious, high-quality food nourishes our neighbors rather than ending up in landfills.
- We broke ground on a new facility that will unify operations, create long-term efficiencies and position us to serve this community for decades to come.
Even with these and many other successes, we know the challenges ahead remain serious. Cuts to SNAP (or CalFresh in California, formerly food stamps) will increase the number of families coming to us for help, even as high food costs make it more expensive for us to provide it.
I’m still hopeful. With our extraordinary team, trusted community partners and supporters like you who give with such heart and conviction, we can meet these challenges and continue to make meaningful progress on our mission together.
Hunger is a solvable problem, but it can only be solved by all of us working together. Thank you for showing up for our community with compassion and commitment, ensuring access to nutritious food today and building the foundation for a stronger, more resilient community for the future.
In partnership,
Fiscal Year 2024-2025
by the Numbers
A Network That Nourishes
Second Harvest is at the heart of the charitable food distribution system in Silicon Valley, supplying fresh, nutritious food through a network of nearly 400 partners at more than 900 sites across Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. Almost every nonprofit providing charitable food in Silicon Valley is likely getting it from Second Harvest, free of charge. Our extensive partner distribution network, which includes affordable housing sites, schools, colleges, libraries, community and senior centers, faith communities, shelters, meal sites and more, is critical to our mission of ending hunger in our community.
Our community-powered approach keeps us nimble and ready to respond when needs change. Over the past year, we’ve worked alongside our partners to transition grocery distribution sites from low-contact drive-thrus with pre-boxed food, which were essential during the pandemic, back to vibrant, farmers’ market–style distributions. This model allows clients to select the foods and quantities that work best for their households while helping us make the most of our resources. Together, we’re meeting the ongoing need for food assistance with compassion, efficiency and care, ensuring every meal strengthens our community.
The Cost of Getting By
Life is getting harder for low-income households in Silicon Valley. The high costs of essentials like rent, food and childcare already take up a significant portion of the budget for neighbors living on fixed incomes or working hard in jobs that keep our community running. Cuts to government benefits will push families who were barely getting by into deeper crisis. When every dollar is already stretched thin, even small reductions in support can have devastating ripple effects that result in empty pantries, unpaid bills and impossible choices between food, medicine and shelter. We have always been there for our neighbors during times of crisis, and we are not going anywhere now.
In a survey of Second Harvest clients:
Sonya
“There was really no food at home right now. I didn’t know what I was going to do for this evening.”
Kimberly, with Liam
“This [distribution] helps us a lot, because even the most basic fruits and vegetables are super expensive.”
Garrett
“BOOM, all of a sudden, I’m out of work. I’m signing up for unemployment online and saying, ‘Oh my gosh, I’ve never signed up for unemployment before.’ But here I am.”
Raul
“I got my Social Security from the Ford plant. And I’m getting a little bit from the Army, but not much. That’s it.”
Andrea
“Inflation is crazy! It’s really crazy the prices in the store. And WIC and CalFresh – sometimes that’s not enough.”
Here When Help Is Needed Most
Second Harvest’s Food Connection hotline team is often the first lifeline for our neighbors facing hunger. Acting as a compassionate and trusted referral hub, the multilingual team connects individuals and families not only to immediate food assistance through our sites and partners, but also to long-term programs like CalFresh (formerly known as food stamps). Each call is met with empathy and personalized support, helping clients navigate their unique circumstances, reduce stigma and feel empowered to seek help. This year, our outreach team expanded direct engagement and deepened partnerships with community organizations and medical providers, ensuring that even more of our most vulnerable neighbors are aware of – and have access to – the food they need to thrive.
Anita Li
“Clients will say to me, ‘I’ve been working here my whole life, and I never knew about CalFresh.’ They never knew there was this benefit. One client was already 67 when they learned about CalFresh. They lost their job at 60 and said they had no income at all. Those calls are very emotional.”
Claribel Chavez
“When a college student doesn’t get approved for CalFresh, of course they’re upset and they say, ‘I’m trying the best I can. I’m a full-time student and I’m going to work and I still don’t qualify for this.’ They’re trying to do something with their lives, they’re also working, and they still don’t get approved.”
Minh Dang
“I believe that when I do my job correctly to support the clients, I can make a difference for them.”
Volunteering Where
It Matters Most
For the first time since 2012, Second Harvest welcomed back food sort volunteers at our Curtner Center to help with our increase in grocery rescue, marking a milestone in both flexibility and community connection. At the same time, our transition to farmers’ market-style, client-choice distributions created new ways for volunteers to make an impact closer to home – serving at distributions in their own neighborhoods and connecting with the people they support. Many embraced this shift, finding deeper purpose in supporting their community, turning local action into lasting change and helping to build more resilient, food-secure neighborhoods.
Neel
“The most rewarding part about being a site leader is being able to improve the food distribution for both the volunteers and our clients. For example, giving volunteers small boxes and bags so they can easily give out bulk produce, or trying to offer more cultural food to our clients so they feel welcome at our site.”
Koach
“I’ve enjoyed it. I started volunteering here three days a week. I met a group of people; there were about eight to 10 of us volunteering every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and we met here. Then the pandemic hit, and I started volunteering five days a week because they really needed volunteers.”
Jan
“Volunteering with Second Harvest in Half Moon Bay has given me far more than my service has given the community.”
Sourcing with Purpose
To maintain the steady supply of nutritious food we source and distribute – including fresh produce, dairy, grains and pantry staples – we leverage large-scale food donations, manage a robust grocery rescue program and purchase in bulk. We prevent food waste by rescuing large volumes of quality food from farms and retail stores and distributing it to households facing food insecurity. In fact, Second Harvest is the leader in food rescue in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties, and recovered the vast majority of rescued food in our counties last year.
Of the nearly 111 million pounds we distributed in total, 75% was rescued – more than 17 million pounds from retail stores alone – nourishing neighbors, preventing waste and keeping food out of landfills. By continuing to expand our food rescue programs, we are able to efficiently and more sustainably source and provide a nutritious mix of foods to our clients and partners.
Inspiring Confidence and Joy in the Kitchen
Access to nutritious food is essential, but knowing how to prepare and enjoy that food makes all the difference. Our Community Health and Nutrition team, together with our dedicated Health Ambassador volunteers, helps ensure that clients and their families feel confident and inspired to turn their groceries into flavorful meals, all while honoring culture, tradition and personal preferences.
This past year, our team hosted over 260 outreach events, bringing culinary and nutrition education to community spaces across the two counties we serve. These events included hands-on cooking classes, nutrition workshops, food demonstrations and resource fairs. At the heart of this work was creating a welcoming gathering space where neighbors could connect over food, explore new ingredients and share in the joy of cooking. Whether discovering how to cook with a new produce item or learning a quick, nutritious recipe, clients left feeling empowered to cook meals they know and love.
"I have several health issues, including severe scoliosis and pre-diabetes. I think one of my biggest barriers to eating healthier is that my income is very limited, and I have many expenses for myself and my son, who also has special needs. I appreciate these classes because they give me easy ideas to incorporate in my day-to-day life."
Ensuring Access When It Matters Most
This year brought significant challenges for our community as vital government support came under threat. The passage of the federal budget reconciliation bill, known as the Big Beautiful Bill, enacted the deepest cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), called CalFresh in California and formerly known as food stamps, in history. These cuts, along with cuts to Medicaid, will have real consequences that ripple across dinner tables, classrooms and communities. While no food bank can fill a gap of this magnitude, we remain steadfast in our commitment to supporting our neighbors in every way we can. We will continue to advocate for critical food and nutrition programs like SNAP and to speak out on the root causes of hunger. We successfully secured additional state funding for the CalFood program this year, which will help us continue to provide California-grown, fresh and nutritious foods to our clients. Together with our community, we can make sure every neighbor has the food they need to stay healthy and hopeful in the year ahead.
Bobby
“My late wife said she grew up without a lot of food in their house, and many times she could only take half a sandwich for school lunches and when asked, would tell a classmate she wasn’t that hungry when the opposite was true.”
Moveable Feet Fundraiser, in honor of Lucy Chang
“The first of Lucy Chang’s international folk-dance parties that were combined with a Second Harvest fundraiser was Dec. 9, 2017. Second Harvest was Lucy’s favorite charity. Our intention is to continue holding annual fundraisers for you in her memory.”
Access to nutritious food is essential, but knowing how to prepare and enjoy that food makes all the difference. Our Community Health and Nutrition team, together with our dedicated Health Ambassador volunteers, helps ensure that clients and their families feel confident and inspired to turn their groceries into flavorful meals, all while honoring culture, tradition and personal preferences.
This past year, our team hosted over 260 outreach events, bringing culinary and nutrition education to community spaces across the two counties we serve. These events included hands-on cooking classes, nutrition workshops, food demonstrations and resource fairs. At the heart of this work was creating a welcoming gathering space where neighbors could connect over food, explore new ingredients and share in the joy of cooking. Whether discovering how to cook with a new produce item or learning a quick, nutritious recipe, clients left feeling empowered to cook meals they know and love.
"I have several health issues, including severe scoliosis and pre-diabetes. I think one of my biggest barriers to eating healthier is that my income is very limited, and I have many expenses for myself and my son, who also has special needs. I appreciate these classes because they give me easy ideas to incorporate in my day-to-day life."
Ensuring Access When It Matters Most
Bobby
“My late wife said she grew up without a lot of food in their house, and many times she could only take half a sandwich for school lunches and when asked, would tell a classmate she wasn’t that hungry when the opposite was true.”
Moveable Feet Fundraiser, in honor of Lucy Chang
“The first of Lucy Chang’s international folk-dance parties that were combined with a Second Harvest fundraiser was Dec. 9, 2017. Second Harvest was Lucy’s favorite charity. Our intention is to continue holding annual fundraisers for you in her memory.”
Thank You to Our
Fiscal Year 2024-2025
Major Supporters
Our fiscal year is July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025. Please note this list does not include Capital Campaign gifts.
A special note of thanks to Second Harvest’s Evergreen Society, a group of dedicated supporters who have made multi-year gift commitments that provide the stable, reliable funding we need to plan boldly, invest strategically and respond effectively to both ongoing needs and unexpected challenges. Their sustained support deepens their impact and helps build a stronger, more resilient community.
“A multi-year commitment gives our nonprofit colleagues the chance to dream big and tackle issues that take more than a fiscal year to accomplish. That is why I support Second Harvest with a multi-year gift.” – John D.
Anonymous (3)
Feeding America
Erin Hoffmann and Michael Schroepfer*
Khosla Family*
Reid Hoffman Foundation*
Jeff and Marieke Rothschild*
Sheryl Sandberg and Tom Bernthal*
Season of Sharing Fund
Sequoia Healthcare District
The Benificus Foundation*
*2025 For The Kids Council member
Anonymous (13)
Diana Aldrich
Eric A. Anderson
Anne Wojcicki Foundation
Norbert and Inger Bischofberger
Chambers Family Foundation
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
Bruce and Gail Chizen
Anne and Terry Clark
Coughran Family Fund*
Bill and Tammy Crown*
Aart de Geus and Esther John
Sunil and Margo Dhaliwal
Connie and Gary Dickerson
James V. Diller
John Donahoe*
Kathleen Donohue and David Sze
Dotson Family Fund
Kenneth and Jennifer Duda
Eustace-Kwan Family Foundation
Rodney Ferguson and Kathleen Egan
Philip and Junko Freidin
George H. Sandy Foundation
M Rameen Gorieshi M.D., M.P.H.
Griffith Family Foundation
Steve and Colleen Hall*
Eli and Britt Harari
Jay and Mikey Hoag
Michael Jacobson and Trine Sorensen*
Kurt and Sue Jaggers*
John and Jacque Jarve
Rajeev Jayavant and Ana Méndez
Jeff and Karen Jordan*
Mark Keever
Steven Kleiman and Helen Bradley
Koret Foundation
Makahakama Foundation
Chris and Melody Malachowsky
Michael and Keiko Meyer
Paul and Catherine Mohr
Michael and Rosemary Montemerlo
Eric S. and Katherine L. Nordman
John O’Farrell and Gloria Principe
Anjali and Sundar Pichai*
Geoff and Andrea Ralston*
Robin and Jake Reynolds*
Laurel Rezeau
TJ Rodgers and Valeta Massey
Ronald and Ann Williams Charitable Foundation
Safeway Foundation
Sand Hill Foundation
Robert Sawyer
Philipp Schindler*
Thomas Schmutz and Amy Larson*
Paul Sidenblad
Sobrato Family Foundation
Stanford Health Care
Stanford Medicine Children’s Health
Mark and Mary Stevens
Mark Stevens and Mary Murphy
Strongpoint Foundation*
Sunlight Giving
The Braddi Family
The Byers Family*
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
The Drew Foundation*
The Grove Foundation
The Health Trust
The Khachaturian Foundation
The Sullivan Family Trust*
The Werner Family*
The William G. Irwin Charity Foundation
TOSA Foundation
Onnolee and Orlin Trapp
Troper Wojcicki Foundation
Valhalla Foundation*
Warmenhoven Family Foundation*
Paul and Cynthia Yock
*2025 For The Kids Council member
Anonymous (18)
Jeremy Allan and Tara Moran
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Jimi and Ned Barnholt*
Jeff and Tina Bird
Gary and Judy Bloom
Sarah and Michael Bolin
Pamela Buckley and Michael Reitsma
Katherine S. and T. Robert Burke
Richard Capelouto and Gina Maya
Katharine Carroll and Alison L. Rosenthal
Eli Collins and Alison Wong
Jay Crim and Shekar Davarya
David B. Costa Private Foundation
Davidson Family Foundation
Satish Dhamaraj
Jennifer and Phil DiNapoli
Carol and Lester Ezrati
Genentech Foundation
Sanjay Ghemawat
Jacques M. Littlefield Foundation
Chris Jaffe and Kate Karriker-Jaffe
Sharon Juang and Paul Chiu
Kaiser Foundation Hospital Fund
Atte and Reetta Lahtiranta
Peter Lai
Lawlor Family Fund
John and Carolyn Lewis
Susan R. and Jim C. Lewis
Allison Lewis-Jacobs and Brian D. Jacobs
Jeffrey Mayer and Tacy Witter
John and Michele McNellis
Andrew and Judith Mendelsohn
Riaz and Lily Moledina
David and Mamie Norman
Norris Family Charitable Fund
Erik and Jill Olson
Chien-Hsiung and Yuchuan C. Peng
Mike and Jane Pharr
Joe and Lynn Pinto
Polak Charitable Foundation
Rademakers Foundation
Charles and Paige Robbins
Robert and Liz Salvagno
Derek and Valerie Sanders
Severns Family Foundation
Reva Shilmover
SITA Foundation
James and Kaye Slavet
Stella Lee Family Charitable Fund
The Carol Moss Foundation
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The Oshima Ueunten Foundation
William van Melle and Patricia Ho
Beth and Kurt von Emster
Doug and Nora Voorhies
Bob and Gail Walker
William and Noreen West
Westly Foundation
Peter and Georgia Windhorst
Bruce Winterhof and Linda Wenstrand
Thomas Wolf
*2025 For The Kids Council member
Anonymous (27)
Arcadia Foundation
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El Camino Healthcare District
Forest Glen Impact Foundation
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Krista and Matthew Glotzbach
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Lorraine Hancock
Harman Management Corp./KFC
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Andrew Hirsch and Nina Brooks
Ken and Michelle Hirschman
Richard and Julie Hood
Howard and Betty White Foundation
Barbara Hugli-Jones and Christopher Jones
Asha Jadeja
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Mark and Cathy Johnsgard
Megan Kacholia
Kaiser Permanente Northern California Community Benefit Programs
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Kohn Family
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Liming Lau and Paul Tobias
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Lee Family Donor Advised Fund
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Linden Root Dickinson Foundation
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Raley’s (Nob Hill) Corporate
Aaron Raphel
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SAGA Foundation
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Snow Family Gifting Fund
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The Ré Family
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The Staple Family Fund
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Anonymous (104)
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Connolly Family
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Dolly and Frank Halden Family Giving Fund
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E & L Fund
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Edwards Foundation
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Eliot Family Fund
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Forever Strong Fund
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Freidenrich Family Foundation
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Ravizza Family Foundation
Amr Razzak and Jan Hsiao
Shannon and Stephen Reaney
Richard Reed
Lisa and David Renner
R. Henry and Jean Richards
Pam and Jed Riddle
Hayden Ridenour and Bala Subramanian
Cecilia Rinard
Zack and Orli Rinat
Riverbend Giving
Robert & Cynthia Miller Foundation
Robert Family Foundation
Thomas and Lynn Robinson
Robert and Cheryl Roffey
David and Elizabeth Rome
Rhonda Rosales and Jeffrey Hirschman
Deborah S. Rose, M.D.
Jeff and Mary Rosenberger
Brian Ross and Cheryl Sullivan
Allen and Cindy Ruby
Ruehlow Family Foundation
Gaye Russell-Bruce and Donald Bruce
Barbara Ryan
Jane Rytina and Jonathan Chadwick
John Sabella
JoAnne Sabo
San Bruno Community Foundation
Sribalan and Vidya Santhanam
Richard and Debra Sanzi
Amy and Matthew Sapp
Anthony and Gwendy Scampavia
Dodie L. and Michael Schadeck
Susan Schaffer and Joan Hinkley
Alan and Nancy S. Schatzberg
Mary Schiffmann
Susan Screen
Patricia and Lou Sehl
Aydin and Sonia Senkut
Greg and Nancy Serrurier
Woody and Denise Shackleton
Paul and Betty Shaft
Jeff and Naomi Silk
Mr. Laird Hardcastle Simons III
Anne Simonson
Vijay Sinha and Tai-Peng Lee
Benjamin Smith and Honor Hsin
Michael and Jennifer Smith
Todd and Sandy Smith
Sodexo Stop Hunger Foundation
Michael and Maria Solomon
Paul V. Sonkowsky and Amy Woo
Jordan Soon
Michelle and David Southwick
Soren Spies and Xinh Huynh
Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation
Sanjay and Charlene Srivastava
Faye and Ron Star
Stella B. Gross Charitable Trust
Albert and Anne Stewart
Judith Stewart
Ann and Joe Stockwell
Thomas Stoiber
Marilyn Stosick
Gregory and Christina Stovall
Randall and Ellen Stross
Ron and Lisa Sturzenegger
Sudhir & Mugdha Pendse Charitable Fund
Sugering Family
John and Dee Suppes
Patricia Suppes
Dick and Bobbie Svec
Daniel and Karen Swanson
Sweeney Family
Scott and Alison Swisher
Thomas H. and Brooks G. Szolyga
Barry Taylor and Libby Tyree-Taylor
Alan Templeton
Michael Tennefoss and Tina Seelig
Lissa and Deniz Teoman
Terry Family
Bill and Jan Terry
The W.F. and Marie A. Batton Foundation
The Byrd Family Charitable Fund
The Charles and Roberta Katz Family Foundation
The Harn Charitable Fund
The Helen and Jack McCullough Family Foundation
The Meadowlark Foundation
The OFP Charitable Fund
The Pine Tree Fund
The Raghuram Family
The Weathertop Foundation
The William D. Smythe Family Foundation
Daniel and Brienne Wright
Jeffrey and Catherine Thermond
Andrea and Joe Thomas
Andrew and Stephanie Towell
Mark and Danielle Tracy
Elizabeth Trumbull and Darryl Celkupa
Ariel and Anna Tseitlin
Amy Tucker and Tara Vanderveer
William Unger
Jennifer and Chris Urmson
Gary and Janice Valenzuela
Jennifer A. Van Dalsen and Tor Braham
Martin Vetter and Lynn Sanchez
Celia Vigil and William Galcher
Randy Vogel
Grace and Steve Voorhis
Ami Vora
John S. and Mary Lee Wachtel
Gary and Laura Walker
Sharon Wang
Jeanne Ware
Peter and Adrienne Webb
David and Twyla Weinberg
Jay and Annette Welshofer
Ann Wengert and Leslie Latham
Robert and Lisa Wheatley
William White
Jim S. and Rosalia Whitehead
Robert S. Wilson, Sr.
Patrick Windham and Arati Prabhakar
Steven Winegarden and Nancy Nehring
Terry and Carol Winograd
Kris Withrow
Benny and Diane Wong
Jean Wong
Stacie Wong
Bruce and Adrianne Wonnacott
Carrie and Cliff Woolley
Alisa E. Yaffa and Kenneth S. McElvain
Warren Yang and Jung Yoon
Dennis Yarak and Margaret Becker
Keith C. Yarak
John and Bonnie Yee
Yen Chuang Foundation
Ellie Yieh and Michael Sullivan
Ali Yurukoglu and Emily Parker
Anna Zara and Robert English
Martin Zinkevich and Jessica Owen
*2025 For The Kids Council member
Thank You to Our Outstanding
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ASML
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Infineon
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Italian Men’s Club of San Jose
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Thank You to Our Capital Campaign Supporters
Second Harvest’s current operations were not built to meet today’s level of need. Through a historic capital campaign, we are building a central, energy-efficient home for Second Harvest that can more sustainably serve Silicon Valley and improve community health for decades to come. Thank you to the donors who have contributed to our capital campaign to build a food-secure future for Silicon Valley. As of September 2025, we have raised over 85% of the total funding for our new facility in North San Jose. After breaking ground in summer 2025, we look forward to opening our doors in 2027.
The new Second Harvest of Silicon Valley headquarters represents a significant leap forward in addressing food insecurity, not only expanding immediate capacity but also building in the critical ability to scale for future needs. Cisco is immensely proud to be a lead partner in this visionary project, reinforcing our commitment to fostering resilient and thriving communities across Silicon Valley.”
— Maria Poveromo, Chief Communications Officer, Cisco
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Erin Hoffmann and Michael Schroepfer
Jeff and Marieke Rothschild
TOSA Foundation
Anonymous (2)
Applied Materials Foundation
ASML
John Donahoe
John and Sue Sobrato
Anonymous (1)
Bartz Marr Family Foundation
Bill and Tammy Crown
John and Jacque Jarve
Mark and Debra Leslie
Nike, Inc.
Geoff and Andrea Ralston
Robin and Jake Reynolds
Sheryl Sandberg and Tom Bernthal
Mary Speiser
Mark and Mary Stevens
Mark Stevens and Mary Murphy
Strongpoint Foundation
Sutter Health
The Benificus Foundation
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
The Drew Foundation
The Sullivan Family Trust
Hilary Valentine
Valhalla Foundation
Warmenhoven Family Foundation
Paul and Cynthia Yock
Anonymous (2)
Bryan Cameron
Dotson Family Fund
Kurt and Sue Jaggers
Rajeev Jayavant and Ana Mendez
Fred and Flora Khosravi
Koret Foundation
John and Carolyn Lewis
Bruce Winterhof
Anonymous (5)
AMD
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Brian Birtwistle and Julie Bornstein
Gary and Judy Bloom
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William and Kimberly Chisholm
Anne and Terry Clark
Yogen and Peggy Dalal
Jess Dang and Tim Holme
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Megan Kacholia
KLA Foundation
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Ken and Anne Lawler
Linden Root Dickinson Foundation
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Colleen and Andrew McCreary
Laurel Rezeau
Wendy and Eric Schmidt
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The Byers Family
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Andrew and Stephanie Towell
Grace and Steve Voorhis
Anonymous (18)
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Jean Bahr
Paul and Debbie Baker
Blue Oak Foundation
Lisa Bourgeault
Michael A. and Leslie Braun
Devon and Pete Briger
Jeff and Julie Brody
Catriona and Ryan Cairns
Mark and Carrie Casey
Coast Counties Truck and Equipment Co.
Eli Collins and Alison Wong
Spencer Commons and Martha Gates
Poulomi Damany
Dhablania and Kim Family Fund
Dolly and Frank Halden Family Giving Fund
Adriana Porter Felt and Mark Murphy
Ann Forbes-Cannon and Thomas C. Cannon
Alex Franz and Keiko Horiguchi
Phyllis L. Gardner
Martin and Leslie Gates
Chris and Madeleine Gerdes
Hilary and Joshua Harmssen
Stephen J. Harrick and Jennifer U. Min
Ken Hirsch and Rebecca Long
Ken and Michelle Hirschman
Hood-Barrow Foundation
Infineon
Robert Jin and Jennifer Caswell-Jin
Conor and Laura Johnson
George and Sally Kadifa
Joshua and Elizabeth Kahn
Tammy and Thomas Kiely
Krane Family Charitable Gift Fund
Atte and Reetta Lahtiranta
Edward and Patricia Laveroni
Lee Litzler
Alan and Annamarie M. Louie
Jill and Deane Malott
Mario Barbieri Charitable Foundation
Sari and Blake McConnell
Peter and Nicki Moffat
Riaz and Lily Moledina
Peter and Anne Moran
Venkatesh and Aruna Nathamuni
John Noh and Elizabeth Walther
Sally and Craig Nordlund
James and Kathy Nulty
Erik and Jill Olson
Pinpoint Foundation
Joe and Lynn Pinto
Prometheus Real Estate Group
Qatalyst Partners
Andy and Debbie Rachleff
Gary and Arline Radine
Lottie and Jonathan Rezneck
Lisa Goldman Rosas and Jason Tolomeo
Yvette Lanza and David Sacarelos
Sand Hill Foundation
Derek and Valerie Sanders
Erika Schillinger and Marc Tarpenning
Reva Shilmover
Richard and Virginia Strock
William and Linda Sullivan
Tina and Paul Sunseri
Dick and Bobbie Svec
Barry Taylor and Libby Tyree-Taylor
Steffan and Kelli Tomlinson
Raziel and Hava Ungar
Becca Van Dyck and Erik Thomsen
Verkada Inc.
Doug and Nora Voorhies
Bob and Gail Walker
William and Claire Thompson Family Fund
Brenda and Wade Woodson
Leaving a Lasting Impact
Thank you to members of the Second Harvest Legacy Society for helping to end hunger in our community. Each Legacy Society member has included a gift to Second Harvest in their will, trust, retirement plan or insurance policy.
Like many Second Harvest Legacy Society members, Vicki Nosanov Goldman made a gift to Second Harvest in her will. We were not aware of her plans until her generous bequest arrived after her passing in 2024. Her story serves as a powerful reminder of the impact one person’s generosity can have on our community.
Her friend and trustee, Deanna, believes Vicki’s choice to support Second Harvest came from personal experience. As a college student, Vicki sometimes did not have enough to eat. Deanna, who worked at a local donut shop, would bring her boxes of day-old donuts, and Vicki often said they kept her fed that summer.
As a middle school teacher, Vicki taught social studies and food and nutrition. She opened her classroom early so students could eat, and she shared the harvest from her garden with neighbors in need – especially families with children. Food was central to her life: “She loved making it, eating it and sharing it,” said Deanna.
Vicki lived her values through her generosity, supporting Second Harvest and many other causes. She is one of nearly 200 Legacy Society members whose bequests will help us provide food to our community well into the future.
Legacy donors help us achieve our goal of providing fresh, nutritious food to anyone who needs it in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties, now and in the future. If you are including us in your legacy plans, please contact Donor Relations at 1-866-234-3663 or donor.relations@shfb.org.
To learn more about leaving a legacy, go to https://plannedgiving.shfb.org
Legacy Society Members
Anonymous (43)
Allen A. Ginsling & Rachael Goldstein Trust
Jane Anderson and Tess Ayers
Richard Andrews
Elizabeth Anselm
Deborah Appel
Archer Family Foundation
David and Donna Arnold
Alfred Arnolfo
Paul Asente and Ron Jenks
Sandra and Mark Asher
Phyllis and Donald Baer*
Jean Bahr
Fred J. Bedard
Dean Bernheim
Kenneth Bigler
Robert and Nancy Bridge
Dr. Thomas Mark Brocher
Richard Burkdall*
William and Donna Burke
Richard L. Bush
Eric Butler M.D. and Suzanne Rocca-Butler
Carla Ada Trust
Martha Carpenter
John Carver
Pia Chamberlain and Ruth Saldivar
Mei M. Chen
Patrice Chinn
Victor Chong
Bikash Choudhury
Michael G. Chow
Anne and Terry Clark
Ann and Sheffield Clarke
David B. Costa*
David and Donna Courtright
John Crossman*
Alan A. Cummings*
Diana Davey
Linda and Scott Deatrick
Dana L. Dickinson
Diane Diggins
Dr. and Dr. Dimery
Jennifer and Phil DiNapoli
Hrishikesh Divate
Jean Doble*
Patricia Dolan
Gene and Cindy Domecus
E & L Charitable Giving
Randy Earle*
Marilyn Edelstein
Rosalie B. Eisen*
Natalie Elefant
Kerstin Eriksson-Splawn
Alan Feinberg and Joan Weber
Howard Feinberg
Fan Lisa Feng
Kevin and Celeste Ford
Maria R. Franco
Bob and Ronda Fraser
Jeffrey and Julia Gallinat
Jose Luis and Caroline Garcia
Courtney Geibert
Chris and Madeleine Gerdes
Joan Gregory and Dr. Igor Marich
Gabriel Gross
Yogesh and Shobana Gubbi
Lauren Hailey
Marisue Hansen
Eloise Harris
Michael Healy*
Andrea Hildebrand
Sara Hojjat
David and Sharon Hoyt
Anthony Illich*
J. Burgess Jamieson*
Jacque and John Jarve
Jeffery Johns and Bonita Lane
Anne Johnson
Gregory and Barbara Jones
Larry and Patricia Jones
Michael Katyryniuk and Jane Aldrich
Janine Kovac
Greg M. Krodel
Tom and Patti Larkins
Jenny Y. Lee
Richard Lenon and Leslie Hsu
Jessica C. Leon
Bernard and Josephine Le Roy
Cate Levings
John and Carolyn Lewis
Simone M. Lewis
Adriana Leyva
Garry and Suzanne Lim
Valentina M. Lombardi
Vanessa C. Lopez
Matt and Rebecca Lowell
Katherine Lugo and Rodney Gomez
Lynn and Joe Pinto Family Foundation
Jacob and Andrea Malae
Ruth Martinez
Dawn McDaniel
Sarah McGregor
Richard McKee
Edward Mocarski and Christine Martens
Diane E. Moore
Aaron & Shannon Nascimento
James Neupert
Ruth Nilmeier
Norris Family Charitable Fund
Debbie Norton
R.H. O’Grady
Tisa M. Pedersen
Pei K. Peng
Carol Peters
Virginia and Pierino Primon
Lorie Prouty
Patience Putnam
Bernard Ramirez*
JoAnne Sabo
Indrani Samarawickrama
Sandra Santos*
Clare Sinanian
Claro and Editha Soberano
John A. and Susan Sobrato
Teresa L. Spalding
Crystal and Larry Steinke
Katie Stivers
Lawrence Sugimoto
Norm Taffe and Julie Bennett
The Jossi Family Trust
Edward Joseph Thomas*
Mary Sue and Dan Thomas
John R. Tolvanen*
Onnolee and Orlin Trapp
Susan Marie Tunstall
Steve and Tammy Ursenbach
Amanda and Thomas Warner
Gale West and Mark Hurwich
Robert Wheatley
Christine G. White*
James V. Whitney*
Rita Whitten
Cynthia Williams
Emily Williams*
Patricia F. Winter
Duane and Katherine Zitzner
* Deceased
2024-2025
Revenue and Expenses
Our fiscal year is July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025.
Annual Funding Sources
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75.0% Individual
-
10.3% Corporations
-
8.5% Foundations & Organizations
-
6.2% Government
Revenue
| Individual Donors | $59,472,491 |
| Corporations | $8,135,790 |
| Foundations and Organizations | $6,694,558 |
| Government Funding | $4,946,562 |
| Subtotal | $79,249,401 |
| Donated Food and In-Kind Contributions | $181,171,447 |
| Total Operating Revenue* | $260,420,848 |
| Board Designated Endowment Fund | $4,166,452 |
| Investment Gains/Losses | $12,411,902 |
| Other (Accounting and Related Revenue) | $156,771 |
| Total Non-Operating Revenue | $16,735,125 |
| Total Revenue | $277,155,973 |
Annual Operating Expenses
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94% Programs/Food Distribution
-
3% Management
-
3% Fundraising
Expenses
| Programs/Food Distribution | $246,558,583 |
| Management | $7,556,914 |
| Fundraising | $7,096,355 |
| Total Operating Expenses | $261,211,852 |
Net Assets
| Net Assets* | $296,987,866 |
2024-2025
Board of Directors
Leslie Bacho
CEO, Second Harvest of Silicon Valley
Pastor Paul Bains
President and Cofounder, WeHOPE
Brian Birtwistle
Volunteer and Philanthropist
Katherine Carroll
Managing Partner, The reSolve Group
Dr. Mary Ann Dewan
Education and Community Leader
Edua Dickerson
Vice President, ESG and Strategy Finance, ServiceNow
Adriana Porter Felt
Director of Engineering, Google
Michelle Galloway
Of Counsel, Cooley
Lisa Goldman Rosas
Assistant Professor, Stanford University
Tony Gonzalez
Senior Vice President, Private Client Advisor, Bank of America
Ellen Kamei
Councilmember, City of Mountain View
Tom Larkins
Retired General Counsel, Applied Materials
Jamillah Moore
Vice President of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, San Francisco State University
Venk Nathamuni
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Jacobs
Maria Poveromo
Chief Communications Officer, Cisco Systems
Priya Smith
Chief Employee HR Officer for The Permanente Medical Group, Kaiser Permanente
Tina Sunseri
Audit Partner, Deloitte & Touche LLP
Paul Yock
Weiland Professor of Bioengineering and Medicine, Emeritus, Stanford University