My Nonprofit Reviews

What a privilege to be associated with this organization. Our community is truly blessed to have two special women that put their hearts and souls into their work; that work being a commitment to help feed the needy in our community. Yes, we have wonderful volunteers and staff who are instrumental in our success and a very supportive board of directors but their sincere dedication is the inspiration that keeps us all motivated and proud to serve.

Community Food Warehouse, where do I start? Mercer County is fortunate or should I say blessed to have two women leading the battle to fight hunger in Mercer County. Lori Weston and Mimi Prada are an awesome twosome. They are dedicated. They are innovated. They are respected. Respect earned in their day to day operations, respect for their diligence to manage every dollar, respect for their kindness, ethics, empathy and genuine concern for others and they are fun to be around. Believe me, they embrace every opportunity to tell their story; that of our County's needy, our unemployed, underemployed, children, seniors, families who are hungry. Through their 33 member agencies food is distributed throughout our county. CFW has initiated programs to meet the various needs in our community. Both Lori, Mimi and their staff schedule events, food drives and fundraisers. Empty Bowl and the Hunger Race have been enthusiastically supported by our community. It is not an overstatement to say CFW has made the difference in so many lives in Mercer County. God bless these ladies and staff for their work. It is truly a labor of love. They have made my community a better place and I say that with great pride and affection.