FYE JUNE 30, 2016

ANNUALREPORT

20152016

STACEY VANDEVELDE

Many people do not know that hunger is threatening our country, but we know better

LETTER FROM THE CHAIRWOMAN2016 MARKS OUR QUINQUENNIAL YEAR. YES, WE ARE OFFICIALLY 5!

In this short time we have made some momentous achievements and have certainly made our mark on the community. At this time we are proud to offer two food programmes. Our school meal programme, which began in 2011, is our primary food support programme and serves as a lifeline for many children in the Cayman Islands, ensuring them daily access to nutritious food and fuel. Our summer food programme launched in 2014 aims to bridge the gap that summer presents for those children who rely on a subsidised school meal. In conjunction with our focus on offering food support to those in need are our educational out reach programmes. Since 2013 we have delivered two educational workshops each year to the children and families that we support with the goal being to enable and equip them to make better food choices and provide tools to help them provide for themselves. This has all has been accomplished on limited resources, with committed volunteers and generous supporters.

Thank you for joining us in support of Cayman’s children.

SIGNATUREEVENTS

Empty Bowls Hunger Awareness And Fundraising EventThe Empty Bowls premise is a simple one whereby the community works to create handcrafted bowls. The annual Feed Our Future Empty Bowls event is held each May with the support of the students and faculty at Cayman International School. Event supporters are invited to a simple meal served in the handcrafted bowl that they select, in exchange for a cash donation. Guests keep the handcrafted bowl as a reminder of all the empty bowls in the world. This year’s event, the 4th annual, was sponsored by Ragazzi, Calypso Grill and Gelato & Co. Cayman International School, Magician Erik and face painter Evana volunteered entertainment. Bob the Iguana, the Cayman International School mascot also made a special appearance.

Child Month Island Wide Dress-Down DayMay is designated as Child Month in the Cayman Islands and for the 5th year, Feed Our Future has partnered with the Department of Children and Family Services to host an Island wide dress down day event that invites the Cayman Islands to join us in advocating for the basic rights of Cayman’s children. This initiative, supported by the community with enthusiasm serves as one of our largest awareness and most successful fundraising initiatives. The theme for this year was ‘Shaping Our Children’s Future.’ Appreciation is extended to Deutsche Bank (Cayman) Limited, Miracle Brokers, Camana Bay, and the Cayman Islands Government whose sponsorship helps to offset costs associated with this event.

Island RoasNo shoes required. Rain or shine! Our annual Island Roast event, now moving into its 6th year is an event not to be missed. The 5th Annual Roast held last October was memorable, for the first time we had a wet fete! Despite some showers the event carried on seamlessly. With the help and hard work of our volunteer team from The Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman and Mise en Place the Camana Bay beach was again transformed into a chic beach setting featuring Feed Our Future’s restaurant partners and some of the best of Cayman’s culinary offerings on Island from Mise en Place, The Chef’s of the Ritz Carlton Grand Cayman, Smokin Bros, Catch, The Bistro, The Lobster Pot, Ortanique, ABS Trade & Commerce Ltd. (aka the Cuban food station) and Saucha. Other event sponsors, 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, Seven Fathoms Rum, Steel Attitude, Intec Research Cayman Ltd., Premier Valet, Island Supply and last but certainly not least Operator Tnt of IMG Entertainment also contribute greatly to this popular event.

OUR AWARENESS AND FUNDRAISING EVENTS HAVE DEVELOPED OVER THE PAST FOUR YEARS INTO SIGNATURE EVENTS THAT THE COMMUNITY ANTICIPATE, SUPPORT AND BENEFIT FROM.

When children do not eat they lack energy and focus

Most kidsthat come from low-income families access the majority of their meals at school

Life Skill WorkshopsFeed our Future’s workshops are intended to equip the families we support with the skills and tools required to enable them to prepare healthy meals for themselves. A lot of planning and time goes into ensuring these workshops are valuable for all who attend. In December of 2015 we delivered the informative '’Test Your Taste Buds' educational workshop at the George Town Primary School hall. Participants were asked to test their taste buds as they were exposed to a variety of local herbs and fruits, available to enhance the meals prepared that evening. The workshop was led by volunteer Chef Susan. Sponsorship was kindly offered through Cost U Less, The Westin Grand Cayman and Mr. & Mrs. Yonnet. Our participative Cooking Matters workshop held in May of this year at the John Gray High School kitchen lab 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’s Julio and Gardine as well as Feed Our Future volunteers Chad Collins (Nutritionist) and Sarah Hydes. Feed Our Future offers two educational workshops each year and encourages all in the community who may benefit to join. Through the recent donation of funds from Intertrust Cayman earmarked for educational use only Feed Our Future is poised to develop and enhance these offerings.

A Recipe For SummerThis food programme provides approved families with weekly access to a selection of healthy perishable and non-perishable food goods that correlate to special meal recipes and tips included in their grocery bags for healthy eating and stretching a dollar. 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 partner in this initiative, Foster’s Food Fair/IGA, whose commitment to this programme is invaluable. In April of 2016 the Juniper “Putting for a Purpose” group made a substantial donation of non-perishable dry goods to the 2016 summer programme. Above this, the budget for the 2016 summer food programme was realised through the generous support of Greenlight Re, Rotary Central, Management Plus Ltd. and the Cayman Masonic Children’s Foundation.

2015 (July to Dec)Smokin Bros Signature BBQ SauceSmokin Bros food truck and catering services launched in 2015 is now well known to many in the community for the scrumptious smoked meats and delicacies offered up. What many may not know is that part proceeds of sales of the famous Smokin Bros Signature BBQ Sauce are donated to Feed Our Future.

Back to School with DJ Scatta Hype Between July and August of 2015 a local DJ offered his support by initiating a back to school drive where he offered his followers a free Scatta Hype CD in exchange for a donation towards Feed Our Future’s school meal programme.

Bon Vivant Le Creuset 90th Anniversary CelebrationThe Bon Vivant Le Creuset 90th anniversary celebration held last September included a silent auction for an exclusive, limited edition, Le Creuset piece of which all proceeds were donated to Feed Our Future.

100 Men Who Give A Damn! Cayman In September of last year the members of 100 Men Cayman voted by secret ballot to select Feed Our Future as the recipient of all the donations that evening. Picked as a finalist for the second meeting of 100 Men Cayman Feed Our Future’s Chairwoman was given 5-minutes to make a presentation to the crowded room of members, advocating for our cause. Thank you 100 Men Cayman for bestowing your vote and donations to our cause thereby helping us to give all children in our community a chance.

Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) Help Spread Hope Today In October of last year KFC launched a charity drive in partnership with the World Food Programme, which provides food assistance to vulnerable communities globally. In combination with this KFC restaurants in the Cayman Islands encouraged customers to donate to Feed Our Future to help hungry children in Cayman.

Saucha Conscious Living’s Saucha’s seasonal (October to December) Kombucha promotion was again designed to benefit Feed Our Future. Featuring Cran Marnier and Pumpkin Spice as the Fall 2015 seasonal flavours. During this promotion Saucha donated $1 from every 330 ml sold and $2 from every 750 ml bottle sold Island wide. Greenhouse Café again matched sales with additional donations coming from Bliss Yoga and The Brasserie. The result - a donation sizeable enough to provide school lunches to a child for an entire school year!

Yabsta offers New and Improved Website In November of 2015 Feed Our Future began working with Yabsta for the purposes of rebuilding and refreshing our foundations’ website. The new site is expected to be up and running early in our new fiscal year. We are very appreciative of the generous support offered by Yabsta who has provided these services to us on a pro bono basis.

Subway Annual “Give back” CampaignFeed Our Future is a proud beneficiary of the Subway can/food drive, which runs from Canadian Thanksgiving in October through Cayman Thanksgiving in early December. Through the community’s support of this thanksgiving food drive we are afforded an array of food items, which we share

OTHER SUPPORT& HIGHLIGHTSEACH YEAR ESTABLISHED PARTNERSHIPS BLOOM WHILST NEW INITIATIVES EMERGE, ALL SERVING TO ADVANCE OUR IMPACT AND COMMUNITY REACH. WE CONTINUED TO BE OVERWHELMED BY AND APPRECIATE THE CREATIVE MEANS OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT WE ARE CONTINUALLY OFFERED.

amongst the counselor pantries of Feed Our Future supported schools, for the benefit of the hungry children that turn up at their door daily.

Best Dressed Chicken Humanitarian Award“Ever since our first encounter the Best Dressed Chicken Team is pleased to be associated with Feed Our Future (FOF) on varying notable initiatives. As such, it was only natural to utilise the upcoming Food Awards platform to formally recognize the hard work and commitment of FOF. FOF is not only supporting the nutritional needs of children, the organisation is ultimately securing the future of the Cayman Islands.” Feed our Future was the proud recipient of the Best Dressed Chicken Humanitarian Award in November of 2015. The award was presented at the inaugural staging of the “Cayman Edition of the Table Talk Food Awards.”

Musicians Ltd Student Fundraiser Concerts Last November the talented students of Musicians Ltd. participated in a series of concerts which showcased their talents and appealed to their audience to help them in their goal order to raise money for Feed Our Future. A whopping $1,200 was raised!

Star Wars Private Movie ScreeningThanks to a local family who won a private movie screening through Camana Bay, Feed Our Future received a sizeable donation. In December guests of the Mathura family were invited to a private movie screening of Star Wars movie at which all guests were invited to make a donation to Feed Our Future in lieu of having to buy tickets. “We thought this would be a great way to pay it forward for this wonderful gift that we won.”

RCIP Financial Crimes UnitIn December the RCIP Financial Crimes Unit team produced and launched a RCIPS tie sale, the ties bearing the FOF emblem on the back, are available for sale to people within and outside the organization with all profits made from the sale of the ties benefiting Feed Our Future.

Santa MailboxFor the 3rd year Feed Our Future partnered with Mailboxes Etc. 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.

West Bay Girls' Brigade In the spirit of giving, the West Bay Girls' Brigade elected to donate the proceeds of their December 2015 Christmas Carol service held at the Savannah United Church to Feed our Future.

Tea Party Helps HungryWith the help of a lovely group of ladies and their daughters who came together last December for a “cuppa” tea and some Christmas goodies Feed Our Future was afforded a good supply of snack items to share with our sponsored schools. Each tea party guest was asked to bring along a healthy dry good food or snack item that could in turn be shared amongst the counselor pantries. Mrs. Elphinstone, the tea party host, expressed her pleasure with the outcome: "All who came loved this idea and it was good awareness of the charity."

2016 (Jan to June)Water Authority Project Angel TreeEach year employees of the Water Authority raise funds through “Project Angel Tree” in support of a local charitable organisation. The funds raised are matched by the Water Authority Board. Feed Our Future was delighted to have been chosen as the recipient of Project Angel Tree 2015. Through the Project Angel Tree initiative our foundation received a significant New Year monetary boost enabling us to reach more children in need and positively impact more lives.

Whisky Wisemen Society In January the Cayman Chapter of the Whisky Wisemen Society was launched as the first international chapter outside of North America. The Society, a not-for-profit organization started out of Vancouver, British Columbia, CA was founded on a love for whisky and the desire to share that with a like-minded community once a month. Their vision also includes a goal to grow an inspiring community of change makers who connect through monthly gatherings whilst also supporting a local charity. Feed Our Future was selected to be the benefiting charity for the 2016 year. Partnering with local establishments, a percentage of whiskey and whiskey cocktail sales are committed to the selected charity.

Cayman Islands Further Education Centre (CIFEC) Football TournamentIn February students of the Extended Project BTEC Business class at CIFEC initiated and organised a hugely popular football tournament fundraiser to raise money for Feed Our Future. With CIFEC being one of the schools we work with, it was poignant to see the CIFEC community coming together in support of one another.

May you never grow weary for well doing

Cayman Islands Cycling Association / FOF Century Ride The Cayman Islands Cycling Association and Feed Our Future came together to host the 2nd Century Ride in April. The 100-mile bike ride attracting over 130 bikers serves as a powerful demonstration of our community rallying together to combat hunger in Cayman's schools. The event raised a substantial $10,000 for Feed Our Future’s school meal programme. Appreciation goes to our in kind sponsors for enabling us to minimise ride costs: Ristorante Pappagallo, Island Supply, Mike's Ice, CEL Distributors, Camana Bay, Progressive Distributors Ltd., Fosters Food Fair/IGA, Entech and Massive Equipment and Rental.

Impact 4 Good Impact 4 Good is a socially conscious company specialising in teambuilding initiatives that make a difference. With the help of two of their client groups who visited our lovely shores in April, Feed Our Future received a steady supply of non-perishable food items. The goods received were specifically selected for sharing with the counselors at the schools with which we work as well as for roll out within the 2016 summer food programme. Thank you to those executives from Valeant and Juniper!

Caribbean Utilities Company 50th Anniversary Celebrations As a part of their 50th anniversary celebrations Caribbean Utilities Company made special donations to five charities. Feed Our Future was proud to be selected as one. Congratulations CUC! 500 Meals for 500th Sale In celebration of his 500th real estate deal one local realtor, Mr. Michael Joseph, made the decision to give back, donating enough funds to sponsor 500 school meals for primary school aged children. The celebration included a specialty cake, made and donated by Mise en Place, which in turn was shared with one of the primary schools that Feed Our Future supports.

‘Great Race for Grace’ Charity Golf Cart Auction & RaceThe race component of the 'Great Race for Grace' charity golf cart auction and race was held in June. Organised by Mr. Tom Sperandeo and supported by Camana Bay, the race event drew a crowd keen to cheer on this year’s competitors in their hip carts. Stay tuned for details of the 'Charity Golf Cart Auction' scheduled for the Fall. Two impressive golf carts, built by students of the Cayman Islands Further Education Centre under the supervision of Tom will be up for grabs. Benefiting charities are Feed Our Future and The Frances Bodden Girls Home.

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 both our school meal and summer food 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. Thank you!

Yoga For a Cause $30 for 30 In May, due to the kind inspiration of an avid yoga lover, a birthday celebration became a yogathon raising $365 for Feed Our Future’s school meal programme.

Foster’s 35th Anniversary Year of Giving In the year of their 35th anniversary Foster’s Food Fair/IGA implemented their year of giving allowing them to to give back to the community that supports them year round. Feed Our Future was proud to have been chosen as one of the eleven charities represented and extend sincere appreciation to all in the community who supported us throughout the month of June when visiting a Foster's store. Customer donations for June exceeded $15,000! Dominos PizzaOne of Feed Our Future’s newest restaurant sponsors have offered an annual commitment to Feed Our Future’s school meal programme. Look out for Dominos promotions where proceeds from pizza purchases will be donated to Feed Our Future.

Spare Change Box SupportersEven the smallest gesture can change a child’s life. Through change boxes placed around the island, Feed Our Future benefits from a steady and meaningful stream of income. These sponsors include: Burger King, Popeyes, Pizza Hut, and GNC.

Thank you and your team for doing so much for the many young people across the Islands in need

SCHOOL MEALPROGRAMME

John Gray High School

Clifton Hunter High School

Sir John A Cumber Primary

George Town Primary

Red Bay Primary

East End Primary

Lighthouse School

Savannah Primary

Edna Moyle Primary School

Bodden Town Primary

Layman Scott High School

CIFEC

Hope Academy

Cayman Academy

$34,302

$24,698

$23,591

$16,949

$15,503

$11,761

$7,086

$6,426

$5,540

$3,556

$2,268

$1,488

$1,200

$738

$155,106

22.1%

15.9%

15.2%

10.9%

10.0%

7.6%

4.6%

4.1%

3.6%

2.3%

1.5%

1.0%

0.8%

0.5%

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FINANCIALOVERVIEWFYE JUNE 30, 2015

Funds available at the beginning of the fiscal year Distributed for the 2015-16 school year

Distributed for the 2015 summer programme

Funds carried forward to 2016-2017 fiscal year

Funds raised during fiscal 2016

Corporations

Island Roast Event

Other Charitable Organizations

Child Month Campaign

Community Driven Initiatives

Spare Change Boxes

Individuals

Commemorative Gifts

Total

Operating costs incurred in fiscal 2016

Costs contributed by donors

Other operating costs

Funds available for fiscal 2016

Funds available for School Meals at June 30 2016

Funds available for 2016 Summer Programme

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 documents section.

$230,661

$(155,106)

$(28,000)

$47,555

$67,688

$27,206

$47,312

$43,725

$2,473

$5,694

$19,339

$667

$214,103

$(137)

$(621)

$(758)

$260,899

$280,040

$14,251

$294,291

OURSUPPORTERSFYE JUNE 30, 2015

CORPORATE

100 Men Who Give a DamnABS Trade & Commerce Ltd. Accounting ConceptsAI Rentals AONApplebyBaraudBDO CaymanBest Dressed ChickenBliss YogaBodden & BoddenBon VivantBrasserie MarketBurger King (BK Holdings)Camana BayCampbellsCarey OlsenCaribbean Utilities CompanyCarne GroupCatchCayman AcademyCayman Brac Day Care CentreCayman Distributors Group Cayman First Ins Co Ltd.Cayman Gift CertificatesCayman International SchoolCayman Islands Cycling AssociationCayman Islands Further Education Centre Cayman Islands Government Needs Assessment UnitCayman Islands Government Department of Children and Family Services Cayman Islands Government Portfolio of the Civil ServiceCayman Masonic Children's FoundationCayman National BankCayman Tennis AcademyCEL DistibutorsCivil Aviation Authority of the Cayman IslandsCodan Management (Cayman)Collas Crill Corporate Services LimitedConyers Dill

Cost U LessCreek and Spot Bay Primary SchoolCrighton ProperitesDart Enterprises Ltd.Dart RealtyDeloitteDeutsche Bank (Cayman) LimitedDigicelDMS Broadcasting Domino's PizzaEcayEdna Moyle Primary SchoolEFG BankEisnerAmper Cayman LtdElianEntechErnst & YoungFast Food Co (KFC)Financial Crimes UnitFirst Baptist Chritian SchoolFoster’s Food Fair/IGA General Nutrition CentreGeorge Town Primary SchoolGirls' Brigade National CouncilGrant ThorntonGreenlight ReHapCore Inc.Harbour TrustHealth City Cayman IslandsHealth Services AuthorityHSMHurley’s Media IMG EntertainmentIntec Research Cayman LtdIntertrust CaymanInvestors TrustIsland Supply John Gray High SchoolKensington Management Group Ltd.Kimpton Seafire Resort & Spa

KPMGLighthouse SchoolLogicMailboxes, Etc.ManagementPlusMaples and CalderMaplesFS LimitedMassive Equipment Rental Mega Systems Mike's IceMiracle BrokersMise en PlaceMontessori By The SeaMourant Cayman LimitedMUFG Investor ServicesMusicians Ltd.National Drug CouncilNational Trust For the Cayman IslandsOgierOrtaniquePirates Den Ltd.Pizza HutPopeyesPremier ValetPriceWaterhouseCoopersPro YachtProgressive Distributors Ltd.Queensgate Bank & Trust Co LtdRawlinson HunterRBC Royal Bank (Cayman) LimitedRCIP Financial Crimes Unit

RE/MAXRed Sail SportsRepublic Bank (Cayman) LimitedRistorante PapagalloRotary Club CentralRotary Club SunriseRoyal Bank of Canada TrustSagicorSauchaSeven Fathoms Rum Smokin' BrosSol PetroleumSt. Ignatius Catholic SchoolStarfish Village Ltd.Steel Attitude SubwaySwiss & GlobalThe Greenhouse Ltd.The Lobster PotThe Ritz Carlton Grand CaymanThe Security Centre The Water AuthorityThe Westin Casuarina HotelTravers Thorp AlbergaTrident TrustTriple C SchoolWalkersWest End Primary SchoolYabstaYMCA

In the midst of all of this instability in the children's lives FoF provides support

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

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS BOARD OF DIRECTORSFeed 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 under About Us - Our Directors

At the end of this fiscal year we said farewell to Wanda Ebanks who made the decision to step down from her position as a Director with effect from June 30th. As one of the founding members of FOF, Wanda's commitment and service has contributed to the success we now enjoy. She will be missed.

Moving forward we extend a warm welcome to our newest Director and Treasurer, Jeana Ebanks. We are so pleased to have Jeana as a part of our team and to join us in our efforts to combat hunger in Cayman.

SUPPORTERS AND VOLUNTEERSIn 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.

Alexandria WhittakerAshlyn Goubault-EbanksCarla ShearingChad CollinsDarren ThorpeDawn CummingsDominic RossGardine MillerIdania EbanksJeana EbanksJulio Sanchez

Kathy Gardner-NicholsonLindsay FinkLisa BurkeMarie GoubaultNora BalderamosRussell BuntonSarah HydesStephen TrenchSusan Conley TuasonVera Hunter

It is such a natural instinct for mothers to worry about how their children will be fed

THE YEAR IN REVIEW

THE YEAR IN REVIEW

Feed Our Future is a registered Section 80 entity, under The Companies Law (2010 Revision)

www.feedourfuturecayman.org

PO Box 11311Grand Cayman KY1-1008Cayman Islands

Regular access to healthy food is key to fueling students who are striving to keep up at school