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2016-2017FYE JUNE 30 2017

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Dear Supporter,

Together we brighten lives. You may never meet the families you

support, or the children you help feed. Or hear the stories of the

lives transformed, dreams realised and futures brightened. But

they have been brightened all the same.

We are pleased to share the highlights of our work during the

2016/2017 fiscal year.

This is what you have made possible.

* 200 children at risk of hunger offered reliable access to food

through school meals and snacks across the past school year.

* Up to 100 children ensured access to food during the summer

months through our annual summer food programme.

* Over 25 families educated in the skills needed to make healthy,

delicious and affordable meals at home.

* over $8,000 invested in educational enrichment for at risk

children.

Message from Chairwoman-

Stacey VanDevelde

STACEY VANDEVELDE

Hunger does not

always look like

the kids on television“ “


These are established events that the community

anticipate, support and benefit from.

Advocating For The Basic Rights of Cayman's children. Our Child

Month dress down day event held in May attracted over 60

corporate supporters and raised approximately $30,000!

Supporters big and small dress for a cause and join forces to raise

awareness of our important work in the community by proudly

wearing Feed Our Future's stylish commemorative shirts.

Appreciation is extended to our annual child month dress for a

cause sponsors Deutsche Bank (Cayman) Limited, Miracle Brokers,

Camana Bay, and the Cayman Islands Government.

Fundraising in bare feet whilst dancing on the sand has never been

better or more fun! Our popular Island Roast beach event

successfully raised just over $35,000, all made possible through our

generous restaurant and beverage sponsors offering up the

scrumptious fare. Mise en Place and The Bake Shop, The Chef's of

the Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman, Smokin Bros, Aqua, The Lobster

Pot, ABS Trade & Commerce Ltd. (aka the Cuban food station),

Cocoloba, and Saucha.

Other event sponsors include: Camana Bay, Foster's Food Fair/IGA,

Massive Equipment Rental, Hurley's Media, DMS Broadcasting, Mega

Systems, Mike's Ice, AI Rentals, The Security Centre, Cayman

Distributors Group, Intec Research Cayman Ltd., Island Supply, Best

Dressed Chicken, Déjà vu Photography, Trinity and IMG

Entertainment.

Special recognition and kudos go to the amazing work of our

volunteer team from The Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman, Mise en

Place, and Camana Bay.

Thanks For Supporting Our

Signature Events

Don't ignore the signs“

“


In November of 2016 we delivered “Getting

the Most from your Money” with the help of

Financial Consultant Ralph Lewis. Meal

sponsorship for this evening workshop was kindly

offered through Saucha Conscious Living whilst

Cayman Islands Further Education Centre

allowed us use of their school hall.

Our April 2017 “Cooking Matters” workshop

brought together an eager group of parents and

children ready to have some fun and prepare

some healthy and tasty dishes. Again local and

easily sourced ingredients were the main stay of

the dishes prepared for the evening. Special

thanks to Mise en Place volunteer Chef Julio and

his team from Mise en Place as well as Feed Our

Future volunteer nutritionist Chad Collins who

spoke to the group about the help benefits of the

dishes we prepared. The John Gray High School

kitchen lab was made available to us for this

event.

“Sustainable Eating.” Through Vivo's 'One for

One' promotion held in early 2017 in support of

Feed Our Future, Michele, Teresa and Chef Nod

of Vivo Restaurant were able to share their love

of food with Feed Our Future's Sir John A Cumber

Primary School families at a sustainable eating

dinner workshop in April. A lovely meal of

coconut ceviche and vegan curry was enjoyed

whilst discussing the importance of sustainable

and healthy eating and the benefits of using

locally sourced foods. The Sir John A Cumber

Primary School hall was made available to us for

this workshop.

“Educational Enrichment.” In February of

2017 Feed Our Future undertook a pilot

programme together with George Town Primary

School labeled Education Extra. The pilot was an

extended day program focused on at risk

students which sought to expand the mission of

t h e f o u n d a t i o n b y a d v o c a t i n g f o r

underprivileged children to be educated,

therefore advocating for children's needs

beyond their need to be physically fed, but to be

nourished educationally through access to

specialised services such as literacy, numeracy

music and art, exposing them to a broad range of

learning environments. Whilst still in its

preliminary stages, the initial results of this pilot

demonstrate that reliable access to enrichment

programmes provide for an immediate and

direct benefit to the children involved, with the

potential for far greater results if undertaken on

a consistent and longer-term basis. Feed Our

Future intends to continue to fundraise

specifically for this programme, just as it does

for its meal programmes, with a longer-term

goal being to pilot similar enrichment

programmes in other primary schools with which

we already support and work. The Intertrust

Foundation generously sponsored this pilot.

Feed our Future's life skill workshops are intended to equip the

families we support with the knowledge, skills and tools

required to enable them prepare healthy meals for themselves.

Education Key

All seeds need

food to grow;

including children“ “


Feed Our Future's school meal programme has serviced needy

children in the Cayman Islands since 2011 offering up a lifeline

to many children in our community and providing a sense of

relief and worry to struggling families.

Meal Programmes

John Gray High $ 44,882 [ 25.2%

Sir John A Cumber Primary $ 27,068 [ 15.2%

Clifton Hunter High $ 19,136 [ 10.7%

Red Bay Primary $ 17,299 [ 9.7%

Savannah Primary $ 14,808 [ 8.3%

George Town Primary $ 13,815 [ 7.8%

East End Primary $ 11,018 [ 6.2%

Lighthouse $ 8,524 [ 4.8%

Bodden Town Primary $ 6,986 [ 3.9%

Edna Moyle Primary $ 6,146 [ 3.5%

CIFEC $ 2,832 [ 1.6%

Creek & Spot Bay Schools $ 2,698 [ 1.5%

Cayman Academy $ 1,014 [ 0.6%

Prospect Primary $ 1,000 [ 0.6%

Grace Christian Academy $ 770 [ 0.4%

Stepping Stones $ 105 [ 0.1%

$ 178,100

You cannot tell a

hungry child that you

gave him food yesterday

- Zimbabwean Proverb

“ “


aims to bridge the gap that summer presents for those

children who rely on a subsidised meal at school. This food

programme now in its fourth year is designed to expose

families to healthier food options and to equip them to cook

healthier foods for their children whilst fostering good

habits related to the planning of meals and stretching the

food available to them. Over the 8 to 9 weeks of summer

this programme reach extends up to 100 children. The

success of this programme is only possible through our

partners in this initiative, Foster's Food Fair/IGA and Best

Dressed Chicken. The 2016 A Recipe For Summer

Programme was sponsored by: Greenlight Re, Rotary

Central, Management Plus Ltd. and the Cayman Masonic

Children's Foundation. Rotary Sunrise signed on as the

generous sponsor of Feed Our Future's 2017 summer food

programme - donating $15,000.

Summer food programme

“A Recipe for Summer”

You cannot build a peaceful

world on empty stomachs

and human misery

- Dr. Norman Ernest Borlaug

“ “


Each year established partnerships bloom whilst new initiatives

emerge all serving to advance our impact and community reach.

We appreciate the creative means of community support we are

continually offered. Below is a summary of our favourites.

2016 (July to Dec)

It Takes a Village.Partnerships

Massive Customer Charity Vote

Massive Equipment Rental and Sales Limited's 2016 customer charity vote initiative awarded Feed Our Future $250! That's over just over 40 school meals for a primary school aged child in need of some good fuel to help them thrive.

Rotary Sunrise, Service for a Change

Rotary Club of Grand Cayman Sunrise's Dawn Cummings and Frank Balderamos, Jr. together with Lauren's Restaurant served up a delicious three-course meal with funds raised through the patron's generous tips going to benefit programmes of Feed Our Future and Rotary Sunrise.

Rotaract, Ready Set Snack!

Rotaract's inaugural back to school snack drive initiated in 2016 provided Feed Our Future with a healthy stock of snacks to share with the school counselors across the Island with which we work. A little fuel can go along way in helping a child through the school day.

Key Club, Back to School

Thanks to the Key Club of the Cayman Islands a number of children in Feed Our Future's 2016 summer programme received a backpack filled with essential school supplies. The Key Club District Governor for the Cayman Islands' 2016 project was "Feeding our Future" which involves the work that we do in the Cayman community through our school meal and summer food programmes.

Caesar Cocktail Challenge by Stoli

The Caesar Cocktail Challenge presented by Tortuga Rum Company and Stoli raised $1,400 for Feed Our Future's school meal programme with the Island's top bartenders serving up some creative and tasty Caesar cocktails. Feed Our Future's Anthony Lawson worked the event as a judge.

Roz's Bake Sale

Inspired by her mother Candice Thompson Ebanks, granddaughter of respected Caymanian entrepreneur and founder of the Wholesome Bakery, the late Norberg Thompson, Rozalyn used her own baking skills to donate partial proceeds of her bake sales to Feed Our Future, Treasurer Jeana Ebanks.

Centre Pointe Dance Studio, Tutu Class

Feed Our Future collected a kind donation of $450 raised from Centre Pointe Dance Studio's Tutu Week. Thanks to all who sported their tutus in support of Cayman's children.

100 Women Who Care, Cayman Islands

Last October Feed Our Future received a special invitation from a local group of women who form a giving circle – 100 Women Who Care, Cayman Islands – to be one of three charities invited to present at their quarterly meeting and by doing so become eligible to win the donations made on that night. Feed Our Future's Anthony Lawson made the impactful five-minute presentation on our behalf securing a win of just over $18,000!


Halloween Helps Hungry Kids

Through the kindness of the Ruddick family of George Town trick or treaters were invited to make non-monetary donations at the family's annual Halloween celebration. Trick or treaters were asked to bring along a healthy non-perishable food item to drop in the donation box that in turn were donated to Feed Our Future and shared with the families we support.

Table Talk Food Awards

With the support of the Best Dressed Chicken and the annual Table Talk Food Awards, Cayman edition a generous donation of $1,500 was received in support of our food programmes representing part proceeds of the event ticket sales.

Campbells, Captives Unchained

A “Captives Unchained Event” hosted by Campbells which consisted of some friendly competition between the Captive Insurers on island allowed the winner of the challenge team possessing the fastest overall time an opportunity to donate CI$1,000 to the charity of their choice. Of the 14 teams competing, Kensington Management Group Ltd., the winners of the event named Feed or Future as their charity of choice.

Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) Thanksgiving Lunch & Bake Sale

Annually, the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority promotes the initiative of giving to a charitable organisation or family in need during the Christmas holidays, whereby each Division within the Authority selects a cause to support. In November of 2016 the Insurance Supervision Division voted to donate to Feed Our Future by hosting a Thanksgiving Lunch and Bake Sale at the Elizabethan Square with proceeds from the food and bake sale donated to Feed Our Future.

Peripheral Lifestyle

The Feed Our Future sunglasses cause line launched last December which together with the sales of the Peripheral Foodie sunglasses (and other styles) made available for purchase at the 2017 Cayman Cookout "Rum & Robusto" event raised a generous sum for Feed Our Future. The Feed Our Future sunglass cause line remains on sale, with 50% of the item value going to Feed Our Future.

KPMG Gear Up! Charity Networking Event

Through the generous support of Mr. Harry Chandi and Magnum Jewellers in partnership with KPMG, the inaugural KPMG, Gear Up charity event held last December raised just over $5,000 for Feed Our Future's meal programmes. Thank you to all the gentlemen in attendance that so generously supported the fund raising raffle.

Design Studio, Shoppers Night Out

With the holidays approaching the Design Studio in Camana Bay held a special promotion in support of Feed Our Future in which for people who walked into their store on the Shoppers Night Out event held last November a donation of $10 was made to Feed Our Future, raising $340!

Cayman National Bank Home for Christmas

Last December Feed Our Future was proud to be invited to Cayman National Bank's annual community and customer event “ Home for Christmas” at which a generous donation of $1,500 was made to our foundation.

DMS Food Drive

Thanksgiving is a time to celebrate family and friends and to count our blessings. It is also an opportunity to share and spread some cheer. In this spirit, DMS broadcasting together with Subway hosted 'Operation Hunger' collecting non-perishable food items or grocery vouchers for donation towards a local charity committed to combating hunger. Feed Our Future was a proud recipient of such items.

Project Based Leaning, Cayman International School's Grade 3 Class

As a part of their project based learning the 3rd Grade classes at Cayman International School loaned their support to Feed Our Future by helping to build awareness about our work and the importance of making healthy eating choices. Each Wednesday in November the group hosted a booth at Camana Bay during the Farmers Market where they created awareness for their campaign. In conjunction with this, the group hosted a series of fundraisers at their school, the funds from which were used to buy bags of fresh local produce and eggs from Farmer Clarence which in turn were shared with select Feed Our Future families in advance of the holidays.


AMB Construction Holiday Giving

One gift can change the world for a hungry child. In the spirit of giving AMB Construction Ltd. made a generous donation to Feed Our Future's school meal programme in lieu of Christmas gifts to their clients.

BAF Insurance Company (Cayman) Ltd Holiday Gift

Better than shopping, with the gift of a meal, we can fuel up hungry kids all year long.

Thanks to the generous support of BAF Insurance Company (Cayman) Ltd a generous donation was received in support of Feed Our Future's annual school meal programme.

Mailboxes Etc., Santa Mailbox

For the fifth year Feed Our Future and Mailboxes Etc. worked together to raise funds through the Santa Mailbox campaign. Special letters destined for Santa mailed with the purchase of a very special North Pole stamp ensured a $1 donation to Feed Our Future's school meal programme.

Butterfield Staff Christmas Raffle

Butterfield Bank (Cayman) Limited management and staff demonstrated their benevolent spirit last Christmas by hosting a Christmas fundraising initiative for Feed Our Future by raising CI$5,000 through their staff Christmas Give raffle. For every six-raffle tickets purchased by Butterfield staff a nutritious meal was guaranteed to a child in our Community who needs it.

The Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman, Ginger Bread Tree

The Chefs of the Ritz Carlton selected Feed Our Future to be the recipient of the funds raised by their Ginger Bread Tree creations. Guests were invited to add their names or messages to the trees for a nominal donation to Feed Our Future. Thanks to generosity of their many generous guests and patrons this seasonal initiative raised over $700 for Feed Our Future meal programmes.

KPMG 50 year Anniversary celebrations

As a part of the firm's 50 year Anniversary celebrations, Feed Our Future was nominated by the management and staff of KPMG, and endorsed by their Partner group, as one of the

charities selected to receive proceeds raised through the staff gift raffle held at their 2016 Christmas party.

2016 (July to Dec)

Whiskey Wisemen Society

Feed Our Future was honoured to have been the

benefiting charity of the Whisky Wisemen

Society Grand Cayman Chapter for the 2016 year

receiving a generous donation of $2,000

representing funds raised across the year.

Saucha Conscious Living, Seasonal Kombucha

Saucha Conscious Living, The Greenhouse Ltd.

and Vivo Restaurant, sustainable food providers

and promoters of the delicious seasonal

Kombucha beverage raised a nice sum of $1,070

for Feed Our Future's school meal programmes.

Dominos Pizza

Our restaurant partner Dominos Pizza 's ongoing

promotions where proceeds from pizza

purchases are earmarked for Feed Our Future

raised $10,000 across the year.

RBC Royal Bank Philanthropic

RBC's philanthropic thrust centers on three key

pillars of education, youth and the community.

The Bank's substantial donation of funds made to

Feed Our Future this year aligns with the RBC

pillar of community development sharing in our

belief that any investment in our youth directly

impacts our future.

Cayman Islands Golf Invitational

With the support of the golfing community and the organisers of the 2016 Cayman Islands Golf Invitational Feed Our Future's school meal programme received a healthy financial supplement early in the New Year.

Golf Cart Auction

Two custom built golf carts re-built from the ground up by Feed Our Future supporter Tom Sperandeo together with students from CIFEC were generously offered up for auction in February at the Theo Bodden Memorial Golf Tournament raising CI$15,500!


Yoga in White

Thanks to Janelle and Bliss Yoga Cayman, together with sponsors Jacques Scott Wine & Spirits, Green2Go, Epic Day, Saucha, Kombucha Tea by Elizabeth, Vagabond Media Group, Lucky Slice Pizza and Peripheral for hosting the 'Yoga in White' on Governor's Beach in February. Proceeds from participants were generously donated to Feed Our Future.

Dinner in White

The elegant Dinner in White held in Heroes Square of which Feed Our Future was the benefiting charity provided an opportunity to enjoy time with old and new friends over a lovely meal prepared by Feed Our Future restaurant partner Mise en Place, whilst also reminding us of the importance of fueling up children in our community towards a brighter future!

Shilpa's Henna

Shilpa kindly choose to donate proceeds from her beautiful Henna art work offered at the Dinner in White event as well as from an Indian celebration to help children in need in Cayman.

Gamers Bay

The Gamers Bay video gaming tournament was the first of its kind in the Cayman Islands and provided members of our community, young and old, to showcase their gaming skills for a chance to win a cash prize, and to support others in need. Feed Our Future benefited through the proceeds of spectator's fees.

Tortuga Rum Company & Fine Wines Grape Stomping Competition

Congratulations to team Raisin Hell for winning the 2nd annual wine stomping competition, winning $2000 for Future Our Future!

Slow Food Dinner

In March a slow food event held at VIVO Café & Restaurant saw 10% of the dinner proceeds being donated to Feed Our future thanks to the decision of the owner of VIVO, Miky Zama and Slow Food Cayman's founding member Alan Markoff, both familiar supporters of Feed Our Future.

Cayman Islands Cycling Association / Century Ride

The 3rd Annual Century Ride provided a welcome boost to our school meal programmes raising a whopping $10,500! We are so thankful to the Cayman Islands Cycling Association Board and members for sharing our ongoing commitment to positively impacting the lives of children in the Cayman Islands. We are especially grateful for all the Corporate supporters who signed on in support of the 2017 event and in particular to our in kind sponsors: Ristorante Pappagallo, Island Supply, Mikes Ice, CEL, Camana Bay, Progressive Distributors Limited, Foster's Food Fair/IGA, and Entech.

Salty's Easter Dig

Salty's Bar & Restaurant, DMS Broadcasting and Jacques Scott collaborated earlier in the spring to host the 'Easter Dig' event using the event as a means to raise awareness and funds for Feed Our Future.

Cayman Masonic Children's Foundation (CMCF)

For the past four years, Feed Our Future has been proudly enjoyed the backing of the Cayman Masonic Children's Foundation whose generous support has enabled us to advance and grow our programmes. In May, reinforcing their commitment to Feed Our Future, the CMCF again charitably enhanced their annual stipend. We are so grateful for the confidence placed in the work we do, and our role in the community.

Rotary Sunrise, Family Fun Day

On invitation from the Community Director of the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman Sunrise Feed Our Future participated in the clubs recently held family fun day held at the Black pearl Skate park, bringing together children in the community in a fun and safe setting.


FinancialOverviewFYE June 30, 2017

Funds available at the beginning of the fiscal year $ 293,781

Distributed for the 2016-17 school year $ (178,100)

Distributed for the 2016 summer programme $ (11,919)

Funds carried forward to 2017-2018 fiscal year $ 103,763

Funds raised during fiscal 2017

Corporations $ 75,275

Island Roast Event $ 35,577

Other Charitable Organizations $ 48,731

Child Month Campaign $ 28,999

Community Driven Initiatives $ 20,861

Spare Change Boxes $ 6,079

Individuals $ 8,404

Commemorative Gifts $ 3,380

Total $ 227,306

Operating costs incurred in fiscal 2017

Costs contributed by donors $ (137)

Other operating costs $ (621)

$ (758)

Funds available for fiscal 2017 $ 330,309

Funds available for School Meals at June 30, 2017 $ 321,969

Funds available for Summer Programme 2017 $ 17,332

$ 339,301

Feed Our Future appreciates the continued generosity of KPMG, our appointed auditors who offer their services on a pro bono basis. To review our audited financials please visit our website – www.feedourfuturecayman.org - About Us section.


Our Supporters FYE June 30, 2017

Corporate Donors

100 Women Who Care

ABS International

Accounting Concepts

Agua Restaurant & Lounge

AI Rentals

AL Thompsons

AMB Construction

Aon

Appleby

BAF Insurance Company

Baraud

Baraud Development (Cayman) Ltd.

BDO

Best Dressed Foods

Bliss Yoga

Bodden and Bodden

Burger King

Butterfield Bank (Cayman) Limited

Camana Bay

Campbell's

Carey Olsen

Caribbean Utilities Company Ltd.

Cascare Corporation Ltd.

CashWiz

Cayman Academy

Cayman Distributors Group

Cayman First Insurance Company Limited

Cayman Gift Certificates

Cayman International School

Cayman Islands Cycling Association

Cayman Islands Golf Invitational

Cayman Islands Government, Department of Children and Family Services

Cayman Islands Government, Financial Crimes Unit

Cayman Islands Government, Needs Assessment Unit

Cayman Islands Health Services Authority

Cayman Islands Monetary Authority

Cayman Islands Motorsports Association

Cayman Management Ltd.

Cayman Masonic Children's Foundation

Cayman National Bank Ltd.

Cayman Tennis Academy

CEL Distributors

Centre Point Dance Studio

CIBC FirstCaribbean International Bank

Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands

CML

Cocoloba

Collas Crill

Conyers Dill & Pearman

Crighton Properties

DART

Deckers Ltd.

déjà vu Photography

Deloitte

Design Studio

Deutsche Bank (Cayman) Limited

Digicel

DMS

Dolphin Discovery

Domino's Pizza

East End Primary School

Ecay

Edna Moyle Primary School

Entech

EPIC Day Entertainment

Ernst & Young

First Baptist Christian School

Foster's Food Fair / IGA

Gamers Bay

GNC

Grand Pavilion Ltd.

Greenhouse Ltd.

Greenlight Re.

GreenTech

Harbour Trust

Health City Cayman

Hew's Hotel & Restaurant Supplies Ltd.

High Water

Hope Academy

Hurleys Media

IMG Entertainment


Intec Research Cayman Ltd

Investors Trust Assurance SPC

Island Supply

Jamaica Broilers Group Ltd.

KBD Foundation

Kensington Management Group Ltd.

Kimpton Seafire Resoirt & Spa

KPMG

Logic

London & Amsterdam Trust Co. Ltd.

Magnum Jewelers

Mailboxes Etc

Maitland Administration

Management Plus

Maples & Calder

Maples FS

Massive Equipment Rental & Sales Ltd.

Mega Systems

Mike's Ice

Miracle Brokers

Mise en Place

Montessori By the Sea

Montessori School of Cayman

Mourant

MUFG

Must Love Dogs

OFO Ltd.

Pizza Hut

Popeyes

Portfolio of the Civil Service

Pro Yacht

Progressive Distributors Ltd.

Property Cayman

Prospect Primary School

RE/MAX

Red Sails Sports

Ristorante Pappagallo

Rotaract Club of Grand Cayman

Rotary Central Grand Cayman Sunrise

Royal Bank of Canada Trust Co. (Cayman) Ltd.

Sagicor Life of the Cayman Islands Ltd.

Salty's Bar & Restaurant

Saucha Conscious Living

Savannah Primary School

Slow Food

Smiles Dental Clinic

Smokin Bros

MP Partners (Cayman) Limited

Starfish Village / Village Montessori

Surebuilt Construction Ltd.

The Harbour Trust Co Ltd.

The Lobster Pot

The Pearl of Cayman Lodge

The Pirates Den

The Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman

The Security Centre

Tortuga Rum Co. Ltd.

TOWER

Travers Thorp Alberga

Trident Trust Company (Cayman) Ltd.

Trinity

Triple C School

UBS

Vivo Restaurant

Walkers

Water Authority Cayman

Wealth Management

West End Primary School

Whiskey Wisemen, Grand Cayman

Yabsta

YMCA Cayman Islands

Individual Supporters

Thanks to the overwhelming support of those in our community our list of individual supporters is growing by leaps and bounds and demonstrates the generosity of those in our community both young and old.

We applaud and sincerely appreciate our individual supporters both young and old who have made a personal commitment in some way or form in support of our cause, demonstrating the generosity of those in our community. As a means of preserving anonymity in cases and for the avoidance of any omission we have not undertaken to list individual donors in this report.


Acknowledgement

Board of Directors

Feed Our Future's Board of Directors is comprised of eight leading members of the community: Stacey

VanDevelde, Anna Goubault, Frank Balderamos, Jr., Simone Ross, Anthony Lawson, Tabitha Crowley,

Daniel Cummings and Jeana Ebanks.

More details of or board can be found on our website - www.feedourfuturecayman.org - About us.

Supporters and Volunteers

In carrying out much of our day-to-day work Feed Our Future relies heavily on the dedication,

commitment and hard work of our volunteers who give selflessly of their time.

These individuals are recognised below:

Alexandria Whittaker

Davina Tressider

Kasie Chisholm

Ashlyn Goubault-Ebanks

Carla Shearing

Chad Collins

Dawn Cummings

Dominic Ross

Matthew Thompson

Janet Doyle

Idania Ebanks

Julio Sanchez

Kathy Gardner-Nicholson

Marie Goubault

Nora Balderamos

Russell Bunton

Sarah Hydes

Stephen Trench

Vera Hunter

Children cannot perform

to their grade level if their

basic needs are not met.

Maslow's hierarchy of needs

“ “


The Year in Review


Feed Our Future is a registered Section 80 entity,

under The Companies Law (2010 Revision)

www.feedourfuturecayman.org

PO Box 11311,

Grand Cayman KY1-1008

Cayman Islands


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