26 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT & COLLABORATION Our community engagement strategy aligns with the approach we take in our business – providing support at the enterprise level as well as meaningful local partnerships in the communities where we operate and where our associates and their families live. Today, we continue to be focused on four main partnerships: Feeding America, the American Red Cross, the American Heart Association and Truckers Against Trafficking. In fiscal 2021, PFG contributed more than $3 million in charitable contributions, supporting organizations that fight food insecurity, support healthier communities, and provide disaster relief in times of crisis. FIGHTING FOOD INSECURITY PFG has a long-standing partnership with Feeding America and its affiliated foodbanks, providing financial and donation support with the organization. Since 2005, we have donated more than 20 million pounds of food to help end hunger in communities across the nation. Each year our associates, across PFG’s family of companies, take part in a food drive campaign for Hunger Action Month. In fiscal 2021, PFG donated over 2 million pounds of food to Feeding America and local community foodbanks, providing food for vulnerable children and families. We also support our NGO partners on the frontlines combating this societal challenge by sharing our knowledge on best practices in food distribution and helping them build the capacity and operational expertise needed to achieve our shared mission. We have strengthened our relationship with World Central Kitchen (WCK), a nonprofit that uses the power of food to nourish communities and strengthen economies in times of crisis and beyond. PFG made financial contributions, adding to the hands-on support our family of companies provided after destructive winter storms in Texas earlier in the year. TRUCKERS AGAINST TRAFFICKING Our North American customer base means that our drivers have a presence in nearly every state, city, and neighborhood in America. Because human trafficking is a prevalent issue at transportation hubs, we believe it is our responsibility to actively engage, educate and empower our drivers as a frontline of defense against these heinous human rights abuses. Our Vistar division continues to partner with the NGO Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) to provide drivers with the training and support systems needed to identify, confirm and report suspicious activity on their routes throughout the country. We have started to expand our engagement with TAT enterprise-wide – to include awareness building and education within our Foodservice segment too. We are balancing the use of informational resources, tools and training opportunities to help our large driver workforce make an impact in stopping human trafficking.