Proudly supported by
Speakers
Manager of Community Benefit, BayCare Health System
Director of Community Benefit, AdventHealth West Florida Division
Director of Membership and Advocacy, Tampa Bay Network to End Hunger
Public Affairs Manager, The Mosaic Company
Snee Family Endowed Chair at the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty
Food Policy Analyst, Florida Food Policy Council
Consultant, No Kid Hungry
Vice President Food Services, Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida
Senior Policy Analyst, Florida Policy Institute
Senior Policy Analyst, Florida Policy Institute
Collaboration Manager at St. Petersburg Youth Farm
Founder, One Community Grocery Co-op
Director, Urban Health Programs
Director, No Kid Hungry Florida
Executive Director, Daystar Life Center
Executive Director, Meals on Wheels of Tampa
Executive Director, Meals on Wheels South Florida
Florida Impact to End Hunger and Florida United Methodist Church
Living Roots Eco Design
Racial Equity Coach, Consultant and Course Designer
Gretchen Swanson Center for Nutrition
Board of Directors, Florida Food Policy Council
Central Florida Community Foundation
ECHO Brandon
Maryland Hunger Solutions
Associate Chair and Master Instructor, University of South Florida Department of Religions Studies
Dr Chelle Ltd. Executive Coaching
Legal Director, Food Research & Action Center
Florida Regional Organizer, Bread for the World
President and CEO of Florida Impact to End Hunger
USF Medical Student and co-founder of the WellFed Community
Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty
Executive Director of Tampa Bay Network to End Hunger
Tampa Bay Network to End Hunger
The Sunshine Summit to End Hunger is a two-day event, presented by the Tampa Bay Network to End Hunger, in partnership with Bread for the World and Florida Impact. Through innovative collaborations and partnerships, Tampa Bay Network to End Hunger (TBNEH) has significantly reduced childhood hunger in Tampa Bay. TBNEH is committed to ending Hunger in Tampa Bay by bringing people together to find solutions that eliminate barriers, increase access and knowledge, and expand the amount of nutritious food available. TBNEH has over 350 members and serves Florida’s Hillsborough, Pasco, and Pinellas counties through its original programs like Meals On Wheels for Kids and Waste No Food Tampa Bay. TBNEH is a 501(c)3 non-profit agency and relies on community support. For more information, please visit www.NetworktoEndHunger.org.