Meet Our Donors

For Polly Chandler, ensuring everyone has access to food has always been a top priority. Polly joined the van Hengel Society after asking herself—If I were to be remembered for one thing in the world, what would it be?

Dave and Sue Souerwine

Dave and Sue Souerwine know that hunger is a solvable problem. That's why they joined the van Hengel Society which honors individuals who make legacy gifts to benefit Feeding America.

Bill and Beth O’Connor

Beth O’Connor and her husband, Bill, are passionate supporters of Feeding America and its vision of an America where no one is hungry. Beth recalls reading about the extent of hunger in the United States and feeling compelled to help—1 in 10 people in America face hunger.

Elisabeth and Richard Waugaman

For decades, Elisabeth and Richard Waugaman had been longtime hunger-relief champions, supporting local food banks near their home in Potomac, Maryland. Driven to amplify their impact, the Waugamans sought ways to help people facing food insecurity beyond their region.

Scott and Linda Wolpert

For more than a decade, Scott and Linda Wolpert have been dedicated supporters of Feeding America and our mission to end hunger in the United States. Married in 1985 and parents to four children, the couple was aware that people across the country faced hunger—from stories in the media and what they’d each learned from their parents growing up.

Lindsey Lester-Brutscher

It was during her military career that Lindsey's support of hunger relief began. As a military member, she contributed to the Combined Federal Campaign—the workplace giving program of the U.S. federal government.

Lynn and Martin Bloom

Friends and partners of Feeding America, Lynn and Martin Bloom started a charitable gift annuity with Feeding America and have generously contributed for more than 20 years to support an end to hunger in America.

Mary Thielemeir

For 50 plus years, Mary Thielemeir has volunteered, served on nonprofit boards, and provided leadership and support to humanitarian, educational and healthcare organizations close to her heart, including Feeding America.

Jason Schmidt

If there is one thing that small-business owner Jason Schmidt understands, it is family. He has been a part of his family’s business, Home Telephone Co., most of his life.

Don and Beth Ballard

Houston engineers Beth and Don Ballard have consistently supported Feeding America in the fight against hunger for well over a decade and made the decision to include the organization as a beneficiary in their will.

Dr. Sonya Woods Anderson

Dr. Sonya Woods Anderson, a longtime supporter of Feeding America, recalls being shocked when she heard about the magnitude of the problem of hunger in our country.

Steve Zeder

Feeding America is grateful to have spoken to Mr. Zeder about his commitment to hunger relief. Empathetic and humble, this servant leader puts faith into action, helping to feed the hungry in his community and beyond.

Ellen and Harold Radday's Story

Ellen and Harold Radday began supporting Feeding America in 1998. After Harold's passing in 2011, Ellen faithfully continued donating to our organization.

Robert Voiss

After giving his support to Feeding America for a number of years, California bed-and-breakfast owner Robert Voiss said it was an easy decision to include the organization in the planning of his estate.

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