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Feeding Westchester Puts Food on the Table During the Pandemic

  • November 12, 2020
  • Food Bank

As seen in 914INC.

Taking over the top post at Westchester’s largest food bank at the height of a global pandemic is no easy feat. Anti-hunger executive Karen Erren, who replaced former CEO Leslie Gordon in July, gives us the low-down on how Feeding Westchester is fulfilling its mission during these turbulent times. To read the entire story, click here.

Our purpose is to feed, empower, and unite our community. Our mission, to nourish our neighbors in the fight against hunger. But, the distribution of this food is only possible because of your support.

To continue to support Feeding Westchester, we encourage you to donate here. To find help, click here.

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