Changes at the Food Bank of Greenwood County

News Summary

The Food Bank of Greenwood County announces significant changes as Audra Irick steps in as the new chairperson alongside five new board members. This transformation aims to enhance efforts against hunger in the Lakelands community. With a renewed commitment to their mission, they look forward to expanding partnerships and increasing resources to support families in need.

Exciting Changes at the Food Bank of Greenwood County!

Greenwood, South Carolina – Change is in the air at the Food Bank of Greenwood County, and it’s all about strengthening the fight against hunger in the community. With a new chairperson and five fresh board members joining the ranks, this nonprofit is gearing up for an even brighter future.

Introducing Audra Irick

First up in the spotlight is the newly appointed chairperson of the board of directors, Audra Irick. With her extensive experience in leadership, nonprofit governance, and strategic planning, Irick is stepping into this crucial role with a strong background. For the past five years, she has been a dedicated member of the Food Bank, previously serving as its secretary.

Irick’s passion for providing food access and fostering community support clearly shows her commitment to her new position. Her enthusiasm to work with such a devoted team highlights the promise of new initiatives that aim to eliminate hunger in the Lakelands.

A Fresh Wave of Board Members

The Food Bank is also excited to welcome five new board members who are ready to lend their expertise and enthusiasm to the cause. Among the new members are:

• Floyd Nicholson – A retired state Senator who previously represented District 10.
• Jillian S. Coleman – A Realtor from Keller Williams Drive Realty, adding a wealth of professional experience.
• Rick Faulks – An attorney with his own practice who brings valuable legal insights to the nonprofit sector.
• Jacob Shearer – An administrator at NHC Healthcare, adding a healthcare perspective to the board.

These newly appointed members are not just professionals in their fields; they are also passionate about fighting hunger and improving community welfare. Their diverse backgrounds and skills will enhance the Food Bank’s efforts immensely.

Focusing on the Mission

The main focus of the Food Bank of Greenwood County remains clear: to strengthen and expand partnerships, boost resources, and ensure that no one in the community faces hunger. The combined efforts of Audra Irick and the new board members are sure to increase the impact of the Food Bank’s outreach and programs.

Meet the Team and Get Involved!

Andrea White, the Food Bank’s executive director, expressed great excitement about the new board members. She believes their passion and expertise will be extremely valuable in moving forward.

If you’re interested in learning more about the various programs offered by the Food Bank or if you want to get involved, visit the official website at www.gwdfoodbank.org. Additionally, you can reach out to Andrea White at 864-227-1556 or via email at foodbankgwd23@gmail.com.

Building a Stronger Community Together

With these exciting changes and a renewed commitment to serving families and individuals in need, the Food Bank of Greenwood County is poised to continue making a significant difference in the lives of many. Whether through food drives, fundraising events, or community outreach efforts, every hand contributes to the mission of eliminating hunger in the Lakelands.

Stay tuned for more updates as they continue to work diligently towards their goals and strive to meet the needs of the wonderful community they serve!

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• Index Journal: Food Bank of Greenwood County Announcements
• GW Commonwealth: Mobile Food Banks in Mississippi
• NWA Online: Annual Turkey Drive in River Valley
• Wikipedia: Hunger in the United States
• WKBN: Fundraiser Donates Meals Locally
• GW Commonwealth: Lexington Food Pantry Updates
• Google Search: Food Bank Initiatives