Every Neighbor United for Food

Executive Director

Tony is Executive Director of ENUF, where he leads strategy, programs, development, finance, and external relations. For more than 20 years, he has worked to strengthen food systems, expand access to nutrition assistance, and reduce barriers for families facing hardship. Drawing on personal and professional experiences across public health, food security, and environmental sustainability, Tony brings a systems-minded, equity-driven approach to building solutions that nourish communities, reduce waste, and create a little more joy along the way.

Director, Operations

Jenna oversees daily rescue operations and manages the volunteer network that makes them run. She first stepped into food recovery in 2019 as the founding leader of the Luther Jackson Middle School food pantry, a role that grew from a personal connection to her community and has since expanded into a thriving network supporting families facing food insecurity. Through her years of food rescue partnership, Jenna developed the operational expertise and relationships that now form the backbone of DC Food Rescue.

Director, Data & Communications

Eva leads ENUF’s communications, impact data reporting, and annual fundraiser planning. Driven by her passion for reducing food waste, Eva began volunteering as a food rescuer in 2017 and earned her M.A. in Food Studies: Policies for Sustainable Production and Consumption in 2020. She worked in wine retail management throughout the COVID-19 pandemic before joining as Site Coordinator in 2023. Eva is passionate about advancing environmental sustainability and food security through interventions across the food system.

Coordinator, Operations

Founder

Kate founded DC Food Rescue (then Food Rescue US – DC) in 2016 after discovering the program in her home state of Connecticut. A Georgetown graduate, Kate previously worked in television production and political campaign management. Over ten years, Kate built and grew DC Food Rescue across the DMV and helped transform the program into ENUF. Now retired, she continues to volunteer and remains committed to battling food waste and building community connections.