Brown Bagging for Calgary's Kids
Bethany Ross has a diverse work experience with a focus on non-profit and community organizations. Bethany started their career as a Development Officer at The Salvation Army from 2005 to 2008. Bethany then worked as a Fundraising Coordinator at Hull Services from 2008 to 2015. During this time, they took on the role of President at JCI Calgary in 2011, where they supported and led community projects and events. In 2015, Bethany joined Brown Bagging for Calgary's Kids as a Sustainability Coordinator, helping to build communities and ensure no child in the city goes hungry. Bethany then progressed to Director of Operations in 2018 and currently holds the position of Executive Director.
Bethany Ross attended Mount Royal University from 2002 to 2005, where they obtained an Applied Bachelor's Degree in Nonprofit Studies. In 2011, they obtained a certification as a Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) from an undisclosed institution.
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Brown Bagging for Calgary's Kids
Brown Bagging for Calgary’s Kids (BB4CK) has worked for over 30 years to bring people together – giving time, energy, resources and tons of heart – to ensure that kids who need food have access. To it. We have over 30 kitchens over 6,5000 kids every day. Prepared lunches are delivered to schools around the city, and parents, caregivers and school staff work hard to make sure that any kid who needs food can access it. All of this is funded by our community, giving to help ensure no kid goes to school hungry in our city. Right now, we are in conversation with families to learn about their food needs and how we can best design a pilot program that will best connect kids to the food they need.