As seen in Westchester & Fairfield County Business Journals. Erren praised the business community for its continued support during the pandemic. To read the entire story, click here.

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.

As seen in Yonkers Times. Feeding Westchester Following an extensive nationwide search, the Feeding Westchester Board of Directors is pleased to announce the arrival of incoming President & Chief Executive Officer Karen Erren. With more than 20 years of nonprofit experience, Erren most recently served as Executive Director of the Palm Beach County Food

Feeding Westchester is responding to the greatest need and demand it’s ever seen for food in the county. In the middle of the coronavirus outbreak, so many people are out of work and need help putting food on the table for their families. The county’s leading nonprofit, hunger-relief organization is also feeding seniors shut in

Feeding Westchester distributed a whopping 1.3 million pounds of food as of the end of March, as part of its disaster relief efforts during the coronavirus pandemic, and there is more on the way. In an urgent push to feed families in need, Feeding Westchester held a drive-thru distribution on March 26th on the campus

If you head to the supermarket you better BYOB – bring your own bag. The state’s plastic bag ban went into effect on March 1st.The State DEC is distributing reusable bags to food banks throughout New York State. Feeding Westchester received 5,000 of them. 85-percent of the single-use plastic bags used by New Yorkers every