STAFF

- BA from Immaculata College

- Exec Secretary for Policyowner Marketing at National Liberty Corp.

- Experience in direct mail advertising, computer program design, and technical training

- Past Chair and Treasurer for GoshenTown Chapter

-  Past Volunteer Treasurer for Oxford Chapter

-35 years experience in accounting and management for various corporations.

- Tax preparation and consulting

- Has been volunteering with Meals on Wheels for over 20 years.

- BA in Psychology from Univ of Colorado, Boulder

- Former Election Official

- West Chester Food Cupboard Volunteer

- BA in Psychology from Ohio State Univ

- Owner and Sole Proprietor of a Pet-Sitting business

- Former Election Official

- BA in Communications with a Minor in Business from University of Denver

- 20+ years experience in sports and entertainment marketing, event planning and  freelance writing

- Speaks fluent Spanish

- Volunteer for West Chester Chapter

- B.S. Management and Business Skidmore College 

- Experience with Executive Search, Fundraising and Management

- Consultant & Managing Associate for Diversified Search Group: Storbeck - 9 years

- Director of Alumni Giving at The Shipley School – 3 years

- Director of Alumni Relations at Gill St. Bernard’s School – 4 years

- Branch Manager with ELRAC in New York – 4 years

- Volunteer for Honey Brook Chapter 

- Coach various sports (soccer, hockey and lacrosse)

- B.A., International Relations, Catholic University of America

- 20+ years experience in Asset & Property Management; Market Analysis and Loan Underwriting

- Volunteer for Downingtown Chapter

Our main office is located in West Chester.  No meals are made there.  We do not have a kitchen.  We purchase meals from 13 different food providers in the county.  That way meals are picked up close to our clients and delivered while still hot.

Volunteers are the heart and soul of our organization.  Over 600 volunteer drivers pick up meals at lunchtime Monday through Friday in various spots all over the county and serve our homebound neighbors.  

Our effort helps people remain living in their own homes, where they prefer to live, rather than going to a personal care facility.  This also saves taxpayers money.