Stories of neighbors, partners, and communities coming together to fight hunger and strengthen Westchester.
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For more than 20 years, Maria Aguirre has been a lifeline for Westchester neighbors in need—guiding them through SNAP, delivering food, and offering hope with every visit. Her story is one of resilience, compassion, and quiet heroism in the fight against hunger.
Juli and Greg aren’t just married—they’re mission-driven teammates at Feeding Westchester. From navigating a global pandemic to keeping our operations running smoothly every day, their dedication goes far beyond the 9-to-5. Learn how this powerhouse duo helps nourish Westchester, one truck, one task, and one shared purpose at a time.
As Feeding Westchester’s Senior Director of Principal Giving, Elisabeth builds relationships that fuel our mission. Whether she’s inspiring corporate partners or connecting with a neighbor at a mobile pantry, Elisabeth brings heart to every conversation. Her story is a powerful reminder that fighting hunger takes all of us—and that philanthropy can start right in your own backyard.
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Students at Dr. Kenneth B. Clark Academy sent Feeding Westchester a heartfelt letter of thanks after receiving food support during a challenging season. Their message is a reminder of how meaningful a meal can be for families across Westchester.
Over the past three weeks, Feeding Westchester partners have shared emotional messages of gratitude as families across the county received food, warm meals, and Thanksgiving support. Their calls remind us how meaningful and impactful this work truly is.
The Pace Market partnership between Pace University and Feeding Westchester has become an essential resource for students facing food insecurity. Volunteers and staff work together to create a welcoming, supportive community that provides nutritious food, reduces stigma, and strengthens student success. Discover how this collaboration has transformed lives and fostered a culture of kindness on campus.
Girl Scout Troop 2355 used proceeds from their cookie sales to create Breakfast Bags for families across Westchester. Their thoughtful project provided neighbors with essential, nutritious items—showing how teamwork and generosity can turn small acts of kindness into meaningful community impact.
High school student Sean is making a difference in Westchester by creating and donating custom bags filled with essentials for families in need. Learn how his community service project is helping neighbors and how you can support his fundraising efforts.
A high school student turned a fellowship opportunity into a mission to fight hunger—organizing food drives that helped provide 1,200 meals for neighbors in need.
At Westchester Community College, Sophia leads Student Support Services with a mission: to ensure no student has to choose between hunger and education. Through a strong partnership with Feeding Westchester, Sophia provides access to food, resources, and hope — opening doors so students can thrive.
Viviana, a devoted mother in Dobbs Ferry, shows resilience and generosity through her work in the community. She helps others navigate challenges and teaches her children the importance of kindness.
Viclenia, a student and poet, rises above food insecurity with help from WCC’s food pantry. She advocates for her peers and writes to inspire change. Her resilience and voice make her a powerful advocate for those facing similar struggles.
From Sicily to Westchester, Josephine’s story is one of perseverance. As a working mom of four, she navigates financial challenges with unwavering resolve. With the support of her local pantry, Josephine ensures her family thrives, embodying the power of community and resilience.
As Feeding Westchester’s Senior Director of Principal Giving, Elisabeth builds relationships that fuel our mission. Whether she’s inspiring corporate partners or connecting with a neighbor at a mobile pantry, Elisabeth brings heart to every conversation. Her story is a powerful reminder that fighting hunger takes all of us—and that philanthropy can start right in your own backyard.
Juli and Greg aren’t just married—they’re mission-driven teammates at Feeding Westchester. From navigating a global pandemic to keeping our operations running smoothly every day, their dedication goes far beyond the 9-to-5. Learn how this powerhouse duo helps nourish Westchester, one truck, one task, and one shared purpose at a time.
After decades at ESPN, Bruce traded corporate media for community impact—bringing his storytelling expertise to Feeding Westchester. Now, as Director of Marketing and Communications, he’s helping raise awareness about hunger and inspiring action across the county.
At Parkside Place in New Rochelle, Feeding Westchester’s mobile pantry is doing more than delivering food—it’s restoring dignity and meeting people exactly where they are. With heartfelt partnerships and a commitment to action, we’re ensuring no neighbor is left behind.
Keith, Feeding Westchester’s Manager of Transportation, leads his team like a coach—ensuring no neighbor is left behind. With five years of dedicated service, Keith’s impact reaches far beyond the warehouse. His story is one of compassion, connection, and commitment to a mission that feeds more than just hunger—it feeds hope.
Due to weather conditions, our office will be closed on Monday, February 23. We have coordinated with our partners and made the necessary arrangements.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support of our work across Westchester.
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, our offices are closed today, January 19. Food donation drop-off remains open, and your support helps ensure neighbors across Westchester have access to fresh, healthy food.
