Sarah Ford | December 7, 2011

A Dynamic Leader Helps Keep a Food Charity’s Cupboards Full

The Chronicle of Philanthropy recently released an article featuring one of America’s Charities member charities, Feeding America, and pointed out some key factoFeeding America CEO, Vickie B. Escarrars that have significantly contributed to Feeding America’s success in keeping food charity cupboards  full amid one of the worst economic downturns of our time.

 

Subscribers of The Chronicle of Philanthropy can read the full article about Feeding America, by clicking here.

To read our three key takeaways from the article, click here to read Steve’s Blog.

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