As we closed out last year, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to the Board of Directors members who concluded their service at the end of the year. Their leadership, dedication, and care have helped guide Mid-North Food Pantry through meaningful growth and impact.
Thank you to Tim Dorsey, Sara Robinson, Doris Rice-Downing, and President Bobbie Rowland for your time, leadership, and unwavering commitment to serving our neighbors. Your contributions strengthened not only our pantry, but the community we serve.
We are deeply grateful for the legacy you leave behind. “Our board members give so much more than their time. They bring heart, perspective, and a deep belief in the dignity of our pantry guests. We are incredibly thankful for the leaders who have served Mid-North Food Pantry so faithfully and for those stepping forward to carry this mission into the future,”
— Kelsey Burton, Executive Director
— Kelsey Burton, Executive Director
Welcome to Our New Board Members
We are excited to welcome our newest members of the Board of Directors and grateful for their willingness to serve:
Mitch Stevens
Lillian Caruthers
Agnes Schade
Lillian Caruthers
Agnes Schade
Each brings valuable perspective, passion, and heart to our mission. We look forward to working together as we continue advancing food access and community care at Mid-North Food Pantry. Welcome to the team!
Introducing Our Board Officers for the Coming Year
We are also pleased to share our newly elected board officers who will help lead Mid-North Food Pantry in the year ahead:
Co-Presidents: Jenny Lehman and Sue Peoni
Vice President: Matt Abbott
Secretary: Mitch Stevens
Treasurer: Betsy Moore, beginning her second year in this role
Vice President: Matt Abbott
Secretary: Mitch Stevens
Treasurer: Betsy Moore, beginning her second year in this role
Thank you for stepping into leadership and for your continued commitment to strengthening our organization and serving our neighbors with dignity and compassion.
Get Involved—Join a Committee or Volunteer
Strong leadership is only one part of what makes Mid-North Food Pantry possible. Ourwork is fueled by volunteers, committee members, and community advocates who show up and care deeply about their neighbors. Whether you’re interested in lending your skills on a committee, helping behind the scenes, or volunteering directly at the pantry, there’s a place for you here.Learn more and sign up to get involved: https://www.midnorthfoodpantry.org/i-want-to-help/volunteer/
Together—through leadership, service, and community—we continue building a stronger pantry and a more connected neighborhood.