Staff + Board
Meet the Team
Our Staff
Our Board of Directors
Ron Pringle
Board Chair
Inter-Faith Food Shuttle
Raleigh, NC
Eric Aft
Board Vice Chair
Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina
Winston-Salem, NC
Erinn Rowe
Board Treasurer
Harvest Hope Food Bank
Columbia, SC
Nick Osborne
Board Secretary
Lowcountry Food Bank
Charleston, SC
Lonnie Ballard
Board Member
Second Harvest Food Bank Southeast
North Carolina
Fayetteville, NC
Amy Breitmann
Board Member
Golden Harvest Food Bank
Augusta, GA
Claire Neal
Board Member
MANNA Food Bank
Asheville, NC
Kay Carter
Board Member
Second Harvest Food Bank
of Metrolina
Charlotte, NC
Liz Reasoner
Board Member
Food Bank of the Albemarle
Elizabeth City, NC
Charlie Hale
Board Member
Food Bank of Central and
Eastern North Carolina
Raleigh, NC
MIKE DARROW earned his undergraduate degree at Cornell University and his Master of Business Administration at Wake Forest University. Throughout his career, Mike has used his operations skills in both for- and non-profit capacities. However, Mike is driven by a servant’s heart, and earned a Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Duke University so that he could become a Certified Fund-Raising Executive (CFRE) through the Association of Fundraising Professionals–allowing him to put his experience in to action more effectively in the non-profit sector.
Mike lives in Lexington, NC, with his wife Amy and has three children and four grandchildren. Mike loves helping people and mobilizing resources to solve problems and get results.
Cindy lives in Clayton, NC with her husband Kevin, and has a daughter and granddaughter. She works to align work with a greater purpose, contributing in a meaningful way, and making a difference in people’s lives.
Erica, her husband, and their son currently reside in Johns Creek, GA with their two dogs and rabbit. For Erica, it is not just about feeding the hungry, but the joy that comes with knowing that families and loved ones have food on their table.
Tina currently resides in Kernersville, NC and has three children and one grandchild. Knowing the work that she does is making a difference in others’ lives is why Tina finds her work fulfilling.
Jamie and her spouse, Wilson, have two children—Aurora (age 4) and Owen (age 1)—who keep them pretty busy. Jamie’s goal is to continue serving her neighbors on a larger scale through her policy and advocacy work, as equitable access to nutritious food is a right everyone deserves.