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Roundy s Foundation TEN YEARS 10 Annual Report 2013 Roundy s

commitment Roundy s Supermarkets has to the communities

Foundation continues its mission on providing basic needs

Since its inception, the Foundation has donated more than $8.

1 Roundy s Foundation TEN YEARS 10 Annual Report 2013 Roundy s Foundation was chartered in 2003 to strengthen the commitment Roundy s Supermarkets has to the communities served by its stores: Pick `n Save, Copps, Rainbow, Metro Market and Mariano s. After completing its first 10 years of giving back, Roundy s Foundation continues its mission on providing basic needs that ensure strong families and strong communities. Since its inception, the Foundation has donated more than $8.1 million to food pantries, women s shelters and domestic violence programs throughout Wisconsin, Minnesota and Illinois.

2 A Message from Bob Mariano The Roundy s Foundation is now entering its 11th year of operation. Eleven years ago, our vision was to create a foundation focused on giving back to the communities we serve. We are strong advocates of investing in our community s future, an investment that has and will continue to improve the quality of life for those less fortunate. We have put our advocacy into action by funding valuable organizations over the last 11 years that day-in and day-out provide critical services in the areas of hunger relief and family crisis situations. Without these organizations and their response to the needs of the community, a sense of despair would predominate. We remain steadfast in our commitment to these organizations and the energy they bring to improving the quality of life in the community. We have made a commitment of over $8 million in food and funding over the last 11 years to try and bring a brighter tomorrow to those in need. Although we contribute food and money to our communities, we believe our greatest contribution is hope. That s what drives our mission, that s what makes us advocates, that s what keeps us going. Foundation President & Roundy s Chairman President and CEO

Roundy s Group Vice President, Legal, Risk and Treasury; Foundation Secretary Jess Terry Roundy s Group Vice President, Chief Human Resource Officer; Foundation Vice

3 Roundy s Foundation Board of Directors & Officers Flamont T. Butler President and CEO; The Butler Group, LLC; Director Darren Karst Roundy s Executive Vice President/Chief Financial Officer; Foundation Treasurer; Director Ed Kitz Roundy s Group Vice President, Legal, Risk and Treasury; Foundation Secretary Jess Terry Roundy s Group Vice President, Chief Human Resource Officer; Foundation Vice President; Director Jane Voichick, Ph.D Professor Emerita Department of Nutritional Sciences, University of Wisconsin Madison; Director Bob Mariano Roundy s Chairman and CEO; Foundation President; Director Domestic Abuse & Violence 16% Special Partnerships 11% Hunger Relief 73%

Roundy s Foundation Hunger Relief $483,567 Hunger Relief is at the core of the Roundy s Foundation s mission.

The bulk of the Foundation s funds support the development of a long-term solution to hunger in the areas we serve.

Abundant Life Food Pantry Advocates of Ozaukee Agape Community Center Aids Resource Center of Wisconsin The Aliveness Project Boys and Girls Club of Fond du Lac Boys and Girls Club of Oshkosh Boys &

Paul & Minneapolis Central City Churches Centro Hispano Milwaukee Community Action Coalition for South Central Wisconsin Community Partners with Youth Emergency Shelter of the Fox Valley Feeding

4 Roundy s Foundation Hunger Relief $483,567 Hunger Relief is at the core of the Roundy s Foundation s mission. Our company s stores sustain communities by providing quality food at affordable prices, but an increasing number of families are struggling to put food on the table. The bulk of the Foundation s funds support the development of a long-term solution to hunger in the areas we serve. The food pantries and other non-profit organizations receiving donations from the Foundation are dedicated to building healthy communities through hunger relief and nutrition initiatives. Abundant Life Food Pantry Advocates of Ozaukee Agape Community Center Aids Resource Center of Wisconsin The Aliveness Project Boys and Girls Club of Fond du Lac Boys and Girls Club of Oshkosh Boys & Girls Club of the Twin Cities Boys and Girls Club of Wausau CAPI USA Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee Catholic Charities of St. Paul & Minneapolis Central City Churches Centro Hispano Milwaukee Community Action Coalition for South Central Wisconsin Community Partners with Youth Emergency Shelter of the Fox Valley Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin Food Pantry of Waukesha County Friendship Place The Gathering of Southeastern WI GMCC - Division of Indian Work Good in the Hood Hmong American Friendship Association Homeless Assistance Leadership Organization Hope House of Milwaukee Hunger Task Force Independent Living La Casa de Esperanza Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry Meals on Wheels Chicago Middleton Outreach Ministry Milwaukee Homeless Veterans Initiative Minnesota Assistance Council of Veterans Open Arms of Minnesota Our Next Generation PRISM Risen Savior Lutheran Church The River Food Pantry St. Benedict Community Meal St. Joseph Food Program St. Louis Park Emergency Program St. Mark s Lutheran Church St. Vincent de Paul - Madison St. Vincent de Paul - Milwaukee The Salvation Army - Milwaukee County Sarah s Circle Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern WI Shalom Center Shawano Food Pantry Soup for the Soul SPACC - Department of Indian Work Solutions Center UMOS Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities Volunteers of America of Minnesota Walker s Point Youth & Family Center Wisconsin Rapids Family Center Youth Go

Domestic Abuse & Violence $172,000 We believe feeling safe in your own home is fundamental to having a strong family that contributes to its community.

Alma Center Canvas Health Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services Connections for Abused Women & their Children Cornerstone Advocacy Services Daystar Domestic Abuse Intervention Services Domestic Abuse

5 Domestic Abuse & Violence $172,000 We believe feeling safe in your own home is fundamental to having a strong family that contributes to its community. Funds from this area support women and family violence shelters, as well as training and programs focused on domestic violence prevention and intervention. Alma Center Canvas Health Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services Connections for Abused Women & their Children Cornerstone Advocacy Services Daystar Domestic Abuse Intervention Services Domestic Abuse Project Family Service of Waukesha Friends of Abused Families Help of Door County La Oportunidad Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota Prevention & Protection of Abused Children Reach Counseling Services Safe Babies Healthy Families Safe Harbor of Sheboygan County Sojourner Family Peace Center The Dwelling Place The Women s Center - Waukesha Tubman Family Alliance Women s Advocates

Focused on Feeding Families Roundy s Foundation Spring Tour April 8-12, 2013 $258,000 in food & money to 60 pantries in 5 days The Foundation continues to go on the road each Spring and Fall for the

Each of the food pantries received a pallet of non-perishable food items and a check towards perishable items.

Barrington, IL Bread of Life Food Pantry Madison, WI Community Pantry of Pulaski ECHO - Janesville Emmaus Lutheran Church - Milwaukee First Lutheran Church West Allis First Presbyterian Pantry Green

6 Focused on Feeding Families Roundy s Foundation Spring Tour April 8-12, 2013 $258,000 in food & money to 60 pantries in 5 days The Foundation continues to go on the road each Spring and Fall for the Focused on Feeding Families Tour. The Spring tour consisted of stops in 14 different communities across 3 states. Each of the food pantries received a pallet of non-perishable food items and a check towards perishable items. Acewood Alliance Food Pantry - Madison AIDS Resource Center Pantry Green Bay All Peoples Church - Milwaukee Bashford Food Pantry - Madison Bread Basket Food Pantry Ashippun Bread of Life Food Pantry Barrington, IL Bread of Life Food Pantry Madison, WI Community Pantry of Pulaski ECHO - Janesville Emmaus Lutheran Church - Milwaukee First Lutheran Church West Allis First Presbyterian Pantry Green Bay Friends in Need Food Shelf - MN Green Cares Food Pantry Green County Food Pantry Hallie Q. Brown Food Shelf - MN Harvest Outreach Food Pantry - Racine Holy Communion Food Pantry - Racine Irving Park Community Food Pantry Journeys - IL Kettle Moraine Food Pantry Kennedy Heights Community Center Keystone Community Services - MN Love, Inc. - Burlington Marshall/Waterloo Food Pantry Menomonee Falls Food Pantry Merrick Community Center - MN Minnehaha Food Shelf - MN Mukwonago Food Pantry Muskego Food Pantry Northeast Community Lutheran Church Northside Christian Food Pantry - Sheboygan Northside Food Pantry - Trinity United Methodist Northwest Baptist Church Emergency Food Pantry Palatine Township Food Pantry Peter s Pantry - Manitowoc Plymouth Food Pantry Random Lake Area Interfaith Food Pantry Resurrection Lutheran Pantry Green Bay Senior Food Shelf - MN Sharing Korner - MN Sherman Park Community Ministries Simpson Food Shelf - MN St. Agnes Food Pantry Butler St. James Church Arlington Heights St. Vincent de Paul Kenosha St. Vincent de Paul Manitowoc St. Vincent de Paul - Racine Sun Prairie Food Pantry Sussex Food Pantry The Night Ministry - Chicago The Salvation Army Green Bay The Salvation Army Janesville The Salvation Army Manitowoc The Salvation Army Shebogyan The Salvation Army- Central Social Service Office - MN The Sharing Center - Kenosha Tosa Community Food Pantry Twin Lakes Area Food Pantry Two Rivers Ecumenical Pantry

Roundy s Foundation Fall Tour October 7-11, 2013 $248,000 in food & money to 60 pantries in 5 days The Fall Tour included stops in 13 communities in Minnesota and throughout Wisconsin.

7 Roundy s Foundation Fall Tour October 7-11, 2013 $248,000 in food & money to 60 pantries in 5 days The Fall Tour included stops in 13 communities in Minnesota and throughout Wisconsin. Food pantries continue to run very low on inventory in Spring and Fall, so the donations are well received. Allied Drive Food Pantry Madison All Saints Pantry Milwaukee Ascension Lutheran Church - Milwaukee Bountiful Basket Food Shelf - MN Broken Bread Food Program Fond du Lac Celebration Assembly Church Fond du Lac Christian Cupboard Emergency Food Shelf - MN Community Center of Hope Mosinee Covenant Community Presbyterian Church Crossroads Family Church Wautoma Evergreen Community Initiatives - Wausau First United Methodist Church - Madison Fondy Food Pantry Fort Atkinson Food Pantry Francis Basket Food Shelf - MN Full Shelf Food Pantry West Bend Glendale Food Shelf - MN Good Shepherd Food Pantry - Madison Groveland Food Shelf - MN Hartford Food Pantry Hartland Area Food Pantry Helping Hands Food Pantry - Madison Hortonville Food Pantry ICA MN Incarnation Church Food Shelf - MN Interfaith Food Pantry of Portage County Ixonia Food Pantry Jackson Food Pantry Jeremiah Missionary Baptist Church - Milwaukee Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry - Kaukauna Loaves & Fishes of the Fox Valley Lussier Community Center - Madison Mahtomedia Area Food Shelf - MN Mobile Pantry of Portage County Mt. Zion Baptist Church - Madison Neighbors, Inc. - MN New Hope Community Church Junction City New Horizon Center - Milwaukee Oconomowoc Food Pantry Operation Bootstrap Stevens Point Operation Compassion - Antigo Pewaukee Food Pantry Rhinelander Area Food Pantry Slinger Food Pantry St. Peter Missionary Baptist Church - Milwaukee St. Roman s Parish - Milwaukee St. Vincent de Paul - Hartland The Neighbors Place - Wausau The Salvation Army Fox Cities The Salvation Army Neenah The Salvation Army St. Paul, MN The Salvation Army Stevens Point The Salvation Army Wausau Trinity Open Hearts Food Pantry - Merrill Vilas County Food Pantry Watertown Food Pantry Waupaca Food Pantry Waushara Community Church Waushara County Food Pantry Weymont Food Pantry

additional 120 food pantries on the food tours.

8 10TEN YEARS Did You Know... In 2004, our first full year of grants, we donated to 37 organizations, with donations just over $410,000. In 2013, our tenth year of operation, we donated to more than 80 organizations plus an additional 120 food pantries on the food tours. Food Tours & Donations Our first food tour, we drove a rental car to individual food pantries, making stops at 24 pantries or food banks. There are two identical customized Foundation trailers, delivering donations with extra TLC since end of 2005.

The Kobussen Coach bus driver donates his time each food tour to drive and assist. He has been the same driver for all food tours since 2008.

The first golf outing had just over 300 golfers and raised $410,000. Last year s outing had almost 440 golfers and raised $750,000.

9 The Kobussen Coach bus driver donates his time each food tour to drive and assist. He has been the same driver for all food tours since Thanks Wilson! Today we are driven by bus to give donations to 60 food pantries in a week. The annual golf outing is the Foundation s only fundraiser. The first golf outing had just over 300 golfers and raised $410,000. Last year s outing had almost 440 golfers and raised $750,000. We have had the following celebrities make appearances at our first nine golf outings: Robin Yount has attended the last five outings and is planning on more! Bart Starr Paul Hornung Hank Haney Andy North Gary McCord Rocco Mediate Mark Calcavecchia Rick Smith Donald Driver Gale Sayers Cindy Rarick Michelle McGann Angela Stanford Jamie Sadlowski Ahman Green Jan Stephenson Jackie Gallagher-Smith Kristy McPherson Blair O Neal Bill Schroeder Jerry Kramer Tina Mickelson Jenna Daniels

10 Community fairs Community Fairs are a great opportunity to gather Roundy s Foundation grant recipients to share information about their mission. These events have not only provided an occasion to share with our customers and employees about their partnership with Roundy s Foundation, but also act as a tool in which to encourage and recruit volunteers for the various non-profits. In 2013, community fairs were held in Wisconsin and Minnesota.

11 Community Involvement

Roundy s Foundation Golf Classic 2013 is

Classic was the top producing event thus

in the morning, and always popular Robin

able to continue their efforts to give food

12 Roundy s Foundation Golf Classic 2013 is the Year to Top The Ninth Annual Golf Classic was the top producing event thus far, and proved to be another extraordinary day at Geneva National Golf Club. The popular event was attended by over 430 golfers, and raised over $750,000! We had the pleasure of hosting Ahman Green in the morning, and always popular Robin Yount attended the event again as well. With the generous support of our vendor community and friends, the Foundation is able to continue their efforts to give food and funds to food pantries, meal programs, women and family violence shelters, and prevention education throughout Wisconsin, Minnesota and Illinois. However, the greatest highlight of the day was our honored guest, Donald Driver. It was a truly amazing day!

Event Sponsors Anheuser-Busch Anthony Marano Company Del Fresco Produce General Mills 3M Abbott Land & Investment Acosta Sales & Marketing Advantage Sales & Marketing American Foods Group

Diamond Growers Bradford Real Estate Services Bradshaw International Brown-Forman Bimbo Bakeries USA/ Brownberry Bucksbaum Retail Properties Bunzl Distribution Bush Brothers Cameron s Coffee Campari

13 Event Sponsors Anheuser-Busch Anthony Marano Company Del Fresco Produce General Mills 3M Abbott Land & Investment Acosta Sales & Marketing Advantage Sales & Marketing American Foods Group Anheuser-Busch Anthony Marano Co Antunovich & Associates Bacardi USA Badger Corporation Balance Innovations Barrett & Porto Beam Inc Beechwood Sales & Service Bergin Fruit and Nut Co Blue Bunny Blue Diamond Growers Bradford Real Estate Services Bradshaw International Brown-Forman Bimbo Bakeries USA/ Brownberry Bucksbaum Retail Properties Bunzl Distribution Bush Brothers Cameron s Coffee Campari America Campbell Sales Co Capitol-Husting Chase Chicago Baking Co Clif Bar Columbia Marketing International Coca-Cola ConAgra Foods Consumer Trends Marketing Continental Properties Cooks Ham Credit Suisse Crossmark Crown Poly Giumarra Vineyards Kemps MillerCoors Moonlight Naturipe Golf Sponsors and Participants Ocean Mist Palermo s PepsiCo Warehouse PepsiCo Companies PepsiCo-Frito-Lay Crystal Farms Daisy Brands Daymon Del Monte Fresh Produce Diageo Dr. Pepper Snapple Group Ductilcrete Slab Systems E&J Gallo Winery Ebro North America Farmland Foods Florida Natural Growers Food Marketing Group Food Marketing Services Fresh Approach Sales & Marketing Fresh Express GE Lighting General Beverage General Capital General Mills Georgia-Pacific Giorgio Fresh Co Goodness Greeness Grandville Printing Co Handi-Foil Corp Henkel Hilex Poly Hill Phoenix Hillshire Brands Hormel Foods Icon International Inline Plastics JBS USA Jennie-0 Turkey Store John Morrell & Company Johnson Brothers Johnsonville Sausage Katz Produce KeHE Kellogg s Kemps Kimberly-Clark Corp KJWW Engineering KPMG Kraft Foods Ruby Robinson Smucker s Lakeside Pepsi Lindner & Marsack Loop Paper Recycling Mark Travel MassMutual Financial Group Mazzetta Company MillerCoors Milwaukee Journal Moelis & Company MOM Brands Mondelez International Monster Energy Mountaire Farms Musco Family Olive Co Naturipe NCR Nestle Purina PetCare Nestle Waters North America Newman s Own Norpac Foods North Bay Produce Old Dutch Foods Olds Products Outlook Development Group Palermo s Pizza Pan-o-Gold Baking Co Patrick Cudahy Pepperidge Farm PepsiCo Beverages Co PepsiCo Frito-Lay PepsiCo Warehouse Sales Perdue Farms Pernod Ricard Phoenix Pinnacle Foods Post Foods Premium Waters Preston Kelly Project Lighting LLC Red Bull North America Resource One Ritt-Beyer & Weir, Inc. Ruby Robinson Co Sargento Foods Thank You to All Our Valued Vendors! Sazerac Company Scurto Cement Construction Sheridan Road Financial Simon Konover Development Smucker s Snyder s-lance Inc. Solomon Cordwell Buenz Steinbeck Country Produce Strube Celery and Vegetable Taxman Corp Taylor Enterprises of WI The Dickman Company The Giumarra Companies Triumph Construction Services Tyson Tyson Deli Unilever Universal Media Valassis Waste Management Wells Enterprises Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek S.C Willis Stein & Partners Winter & Associates Wirtz Beverage Wisconsin Distributors Wisconsin Illinois Sales WJ Pence YIHE Corporation York Street Ventures Zero Zone ZT Wholesale *Bolded vendors contributed to more than one foursome sponsorship.

14 Special Partnerships Roundy s Foundation is delighted to participate in some special partnership events with organizations in our communities.

ALTERRA COFFEE 2013 was the final year for this partnership.

Minneapolis. The program led to more than $100,000 in donations to food banks in our markets.

Kobussen provides busing for staff traveling for the food tours each Spring and Fall, and the driver donates his time to drive and help each day of the trip.

15 ALTERRA COFFEE 2013 was the final year for this partnership. For every pound of Alterra Coffee purchased by customers in our stores, Roundy s and Alterra donate $1 to hunger relief through Feeding America and Second Harvest branches in Milwaukee, Madison, and Minneapolis. The program led to more than $100,000 in donations to food banks in our markets. KOBUSSEN BUSES Roundy s Foundation is fortunate to have the partnership of Kobussen Buses for our semi-annual food tours. Kobussen provides busing for staff traveling for the food tours each Spring and Fall, and the driver donates his time to drive and help each day of the trip. SUPPORTING UNITED WAY Roundy s Foundation continued its support of Hunger Relief and Domestic Abuse programs through a grant to the United Way of Greater Milwaukee for $60,000. This contribution to the organization s 2013 campaign was distributed to United Way partner agencies focused the work of Hunger Relief and Domestic Abuse and Violence. STUFF THE BUS The Roundy s Foundation was in attendance the day before Thanksgiving for the Annual Stuff the Bus event at the Pick `n Save in West Allis. This annual event is Wisconsin s largest one-day food drive, filling five county buses, and featuring a live broadcast all day by 99.1 The Mix. The Foundation donated $15,000 and 16,000 pounds of soup to the event! WE ARE FEEDING MILWAUKEE FOOD DRIVE Roundy s Foundation joined in the effort at this one day food drive for the Hunger Task Force at Miller Park. This annual food drive, partnered with CBS 58 and now the Brewer s Community Foundation, is growing quickly. Roundy s Foundation donated nearly $25,000 in cereal and $16,000 for this event.

Grant Guidelines & Requests If your organization qualifies as a non-profit 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Service Code guidelines, is

Roundy s Foundation has an ongoing grant cycle. Qualifying applications are taken on a first come, first served basis. 1. E-mail RoundysFoundation@roundys.

Complete all required fields* (shaded). Note: Use the Tab key to move from one field to the next. 3.

16 Grant Guidelines & Requests If your organization qualifies as a non-profit 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Service Code guidelines, is located in a community served by Roundy s Supermarkets, Inc. and falls under one of the Foundation s two areas of focus, you are eligible to apply for a grant. Roundy s Foundation has an ongoing grant cycle. Qualifying applications are taken on a first come, first served basis. 1. RoundysFoundation@roundys.com for an application or visit one of our store websites and find the Roundy s Foundation application and information under the Community pages. 2. Complete all required fields* (shaded). Note: Use the Tab key to move from one field to the next. 3. Print the completed application, attaching required documentation as indicated on the application, and mail to: Roundy s Foundation MS-2175 P.O. Box 473 Milwaukee, WI Like Roundy s Foundation on Facebook or follow us on

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