Sarah Armbruster is from Harvest Against Hunger and the Washington State Gleaning Network. Dana Stiles from the National Food Recovery Association.
Sarah Armbruster is the Network Program Specialist with Harvest Against Hunger in Seattle, WA. She spent two years as an Americorps VISTA assisting in the development of the Washington Gleaning Network, a project sponsored by AGO and HAH. Her professional goals include creating opportunities to improve access to good quality, local food and bringing people together to support their local communities.
Dana Siles is an advocate for sustainable food systems and a professional photographer with over three decades of experience. She volunteers for several initiatives focused on reducing wasted food, enhancing food security and addressing climate change. Dana is actively involved in the establishment of the newly formed National Food Recovery Alliance, a coalition dedicated to advancing the edible food recovery industry. Whether behind the camera or advocating for sustainable food systems, Dana’s goal is to collaborate and help bring out the best in one another.
Sarah and Dana discuss their collaborative networks and share best practices.