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Hunger at Home is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that strives to fight against food insecurity in Silicon Valley. By delivering cutting-edge solutions, Hunger at Home fosters food security and self-sufficiency for a healthier and more equitable society. Since 2015, Hunger at Home has pioneered the recovery and repurposing of surplus food, transforming it into millions of meals for those in need. Through strategic partnerships with 35+ local businesses, including restaurants, convention centers, hotels, and sports stadiums, we're at the forefront of rescuing and repurposing surplus food, reducing waste, and maximizing community impact. We leverage our robust nonprofit network to make sure the food gets distributed to those in need. At Hunger at Home, we're not just providing meals---we're leading the way in creating a more sustainable and equitable future for all. Find out more about Hunger at Home at hungerathome.org!

The Hunger at Home Youth Council is dedicated to promoting the activities of Hunger at Home through volunteerism, education, and activism. The Council is divided into six committees that collaborate to offer members a positive forum to be creative, innovative, and develop leadership skills.

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee is a group of four individuals that have shown dedication and commitment to the Youth Council mission. The committee aims to collaborate with all committees to ensure the Youth Council achieves its mission and promotes food security.

President: Gianna Lee

Vice President: Seabert Mao

Secretary: Avni Gupta

Treasurer: Minghui Zhao

Participants Committee

GOAL: The participant committee strives to promote engagement and organize activities for the Youth Council.

INITIATIVE: By reaching out to high schools in the Bay Area and collaborating with advisors to organize council activities, the participant committee ensures members are actively engaged with youth council initiatives and are given the resources to foster innovation.

COMMITTEE LEAD(S): Shravya Nadagowda

ADVISOR: Tip Songham

Communications Committee

GOAL: The communications committee aims to promote awareness and engage the Bay Area community.

INITIATIVE: Through food drives and outreach, the communications committee manages food drives, oversee school clubs, plans field trips, and ensures the community is involved in our initiatives.

COMMITTEE LEAD(S): Anoushka Kale, Jacqueline Chico

ADVISOR: Shelly Shi

Research Committee

GOAL: The research committee investigates food-related issues, hosts webinars, and develops educational programs.

INITIATIVE: Through online webinars featuring guest speakers, newsletter spotlights, and other educational programs, the research committee educates both the Youth Council and the public, while maintaining up-to-date information.

COMMITTEE LEAD(S): Pahal Vyas

ADVISOR: Carine Chan

Special Events Committee (SEC Team)

GOAL: The special events committee plans all special Youth Council events, including (but not limited to) the Food for Thought Summit and the Alumni Banquet.

INITIATIVE: Through collaboration and commitment, the committee works with the advisory committee to meticulously work out finances, marketing, and logistics of every Youth Council event to ensure success. Members are selected through an application process, and they are expected to take accountability for their responsibilities.

COMMITTEE LEAD(S): Gianna Lee

ADVISOR: Ewell Sterner, Tip Songkham

Advisory Committee

GOAL: The advisory committee strives to develop strategies, provide guidance, and secure resources in support of the Youth Council.

INITIATIVE: By collaborating with the Youth Council, the advisory committee provides assistance to committees and ensures Youth Council members are given the resources to enhance activity and foster growth.

COMMITTEE LEAD(S): Ewell Sterner

Alumni

The Hunger at Home Youth Council thanks its alumni for their dedication and commitment throughout their high school years. Many alumni continue to be involved in our initiatives through the advisory council, mentoring new members and aiding the Council's success. Alumni are also supported through a strong alumni community of friendship and support. Every year, the Youth Council hosts an Alumni Banquet & Graduation to gather alumni and continue the strong network of dedicated youth.

Through these committees, Youth Council members are able to get involved and delve into the details of food insecurity and the mission of Hunger at Home. By highlighting and utilizing each members' specialities, each committee is committed to provoke change and encourage the community to join our mission.

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