We are pleased to welcome four new members to our Board of Directors! These new members bring extensive experience working within our community to support our work recovering fresh food and our mission to reduce food waste and expand equitable and reliable access to fresh food in the Upper Valley. They are:
Brenda Jordan
Brenda retired from Dartmouth Health after 39 years in nursing leadership & education and as a nurse practitioner. Brenda brings her experience volunteering in a SNAP food distribution program serving 5 schools and 900 children in AZ to her role as a volunteer at the Cornish, NH Willing Hands Food Shelf. Brenda has lived in Cornish, NH, with her husband Jim for 47 years and is passionate about supporting food security and community health.
Lizzie King
Lizzie King is the Senior Vice President of Sales at Tractor Beverage and has spent her career working at the intersection of food, agriculture, and consumer goods. She is passionate about building a better, more sustainable, and equitable food system. She lives in Enfield, NH, with her husband and young son.
Arundell Robinson
Arundell “Dell” Robinson is the owner of Angelina’s Rose, Vermont’s only Black-owned piercing studio, where he strives to create a safe, inclusive space that celebrates individuality and community. As an Army veteran and father, Dell brings his dedication and integrity to everything he does, both in business and in service to others. He is passionate about food security, equity, and building generational wealth for his family and community. Outside of work, Dell enjoys disc golfing, snowshoeing, and biking the rail trail with his family, taking every opportunity to stay active and connected to the Upper Valley’s outdoors.
Lindsay Sturman
Lindsay is Vice President of Direct-to-Consumer at King Arthur Baking Company, where she leads the E-commerce and Retail businesses, including the development of new retail and baking school locations. She is passionate about advancing King Arthur’s triple bottom line—people, planet, and profit—through strategic leadership and a deep commitment to community and sustainability. Before joining King Arthur, Lindsay worked in consulting and corporate strategy, focusing on bringing ideas to life through thoughtful planning and collaboration. She lives in Hanover with her husband, two children, and golden retriever, Riley, and enjoys gardening, baking, tennis, Nordic skiing, and hiking.
Willing Hands would like to recognize and express gratitude to the entire Board of Directors for their years of service to the mission. The following individuals are continuing their terms in 2026:
Stacey Chiocchio, President
Leslie Rimmer, Vice President
Chuck Wooster, Treasurer
Janet Hardy, Secretary
Johanna Mirenda
Saranya Loehrer
Cyndi Scott
Amanda Charland
Zeb Mushlin
Kathy Sherrieb
Meet our entire Board of Directors on our Who We Are page.