Open Heart Kitchen
Marcy Braidman is a skilled Program Coordinator at Open Heart Kitchen of Livermore, Inc. since July 2021, with extensive experience in various roles, including Talent Acquisition Specialist and Talent Coordinator at Kyo from September 2017 to June 2021. Prior experience includes serving as a Senior Behavior Technician and holding positions at Sweet Adeline, More Than Words, and Stories Without Roofs, where Marcy focused on business training and creative writing education. An educator at heart, Marcy co-taught writing courses in the Boston Public school system and directed theater productions, while also managing shifts and training staff at establishments such as J P Licks and Victoria's Secret. Marcy holds a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from Emerson College and a Bachelor's degree in Theater and Journalism from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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Open Heart Kitchen
Open Heart Kitchen (OHK) is the largest prepared meal provider in the Tri-Valley region of the San Francisco Bay Area. Since 1995, we have served over 7 million nutritious meals—free of charge—to low-income families, seniors, unhoused individuals, and others facing food insecurity. We believe access to healthy food is a human right. OUR PROGRAMS: -Community Meal Program: Free meals for anyone in need, available for dine-in or to-go. -Senior Meal Program: Free meals for individuals age 60+, served in a social setting. -Open Heart Refuge: An overnight shelter for adults, providing a safe place to rest 365 nights a year. -Pop-Up Pantry: A free grocery distribution, supporting hundreds of local households. -Open Heart Food Bank: The first food hub in the Tri-Valley, supporting not only our Pop-Up Pantry Program, but the grocery distribution efforts of our partners throughout the region. Powered by dedicated staff, volunteers, and community partnerships, OHK serves over 400,000 meals annually and plays a central role in building a more equitable and compassionate food system in the Tri-Valley. To learn more and support our work visit www.openheartkitchen.org