The Hunger Action Network of New York has new leadership.
Hunger Action Network, started in 1982, is a statewide membership organization of emergency food providers, advocates, faith groups and low-income New Yorkers whose goal is to end hunger and its root causes, including poverty, in New York.
Long time "frontman" for the organization, executive director Mark Dunlea, is leaving the agency after 29 years to work on climate change
“They’ve hired a woman named Susan Zimet, who’s been the town supervisor at New Paltz, and she is taking over.”
Hunger Action Network supports raising the state minimum wage to $15 an hour, more funding for emergency food and child nutrition programs, job creation for low-income New Yorkers, and universal single payer health care.