Food Bank For New York City
Dawne Alvarado currently serves as the Director of Philanthropy at Food Bank For New York City, where the focus is on creativity and storytelling to enhance donor engagement. Prior experience includes roles in Partnership Development at Canine Companions for Independence and Director of Major Gifts at Hofstra University, managing high-level prospect portfolios and securing vital resources. Additionally, operational oversight for development teams was provided as Director of Development Operations at Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services. Earlier positions encompass National Events Director at Alzheimer's Foundation of America, Deputy Director of Development at The Legal Aid Society of NYC, Major Gifts Officer at United Way, and Capital Campaign Consultant at YMCA of Greater New York. Dawne began professional experience as Associate Director of Development at The New York Foundling and Events Associate at American Cancer Society. Education includes a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Queens College.
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Food Bank For New York City
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Food Bank For New York City has been the city’s major hunger-relief organization working to end hunger throughout the five boroughs for more than 30 years. Nearly one in five New Yorkers relies on Food Bank for food and other resources. Food Bank takes a strategic, multifaceted approach that provides meals and builds capacity in the neediestcommunities, while raising awareness and engagement among all New Yorkers. Through its network of more than 1,000 charities and schools citywide, Food Bank provides food for approximately 62.5 million free meals per year for New Yorkers in need. Food Bank For New York City’s income support services, including food stamps (also known as SNAP) and free tax assistance for the working poor, put more than $170 million each year into the pockets of New Yorkers, helping them to afford food and achieve greater dignity and independence. Food Bank’s nutrition education programs and services empower more than 50,000 children, teens and adults to sustain a healthy diet and active lifestyle on a low budget. Working toward long-term solutions to food poverty, Food Bank develops policy and conducts research to inform community and government efforts. To learn more about how you can help, please visit foodbanknyc.org. Follow us on Facebook (FoodBank4NYC), Twitter (@FoodBank4NYC) and Instagram (FoodBank4NYC). To donate, visit www.foodbanknyc.org/donate. To become a partner, visit www.foodbanknyc.org/partner. To volunteer, visit volunteer.foodbanknyc.org. To advocate, visit www.foodbanknyc.org/advocate. To host a Virtual Food Drive, visit www.foodbanknyc.org/vfd. To receive Food Bank For New York City’s CEO E-Newsletter, visit www.foodbanknyc.org/email.
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