“That kid just stuffed his pockets with your fruit snacks.” We’ve reached a point in the American timeline I hoped I’d never witness: a moment when people feel entitled to scold a nonprofit for allowing hungry children to take food. Every time I think we can’t sink lower in our disregard for one another, we find a new depth. Our organization sends food home every weekend with 3,350 local children to ensure they don’t endure those days without eating. What was once a “small no

"Why don't we feed children over the summer?" It was a question I asked our board when I first became the ED for the organization. At the...

It all started, and ended, with food. In 2014, I was awarded my first Golden Pen and later “Letter of the Year” by The Journal Gazette....

This year marks my 17th in the world of nonprofit and, once again, I’m scurrying around at Christmas crunch time having taken on more...