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Fulfill appoints new leadership
Neptune-based Fulfill, formerly the FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, has announced the appointment of new leadership. CPA Lauren Holman will now serve as board chair. Holman is a partner at Holman Frenia Allison P.C., an accounting firm in Toms River. She has served as vice chair on Fulfill’s executive board for the past year. Board member Ken Marowitz, the vice president of Frank’s Big and Tall Men’s Shop, will serve as vice chair. Karen Franklin, the chief finance officer and vice president of the Count Basie Center of the Arts, and author Marie Unanue have been added to the board of trustees.
In a garden that grows upon a ribbon of old family farmland in the mountains of Ashe County, dreams are harvested alongside vegetables.
The garden is a vision nurtured by Dr. Amanda Stroud, a member of the ECU School of Dental Medicineâs inaugural Class of 2015 and dental director for AppHealthCare in northwestern North Carolina. Even during her dental school days, Stroud had a clear image in her mindâs eye of a dental office that would provide oral health care â and so much more â for its community.
Stroud wanted to address the food insecurity she witnessed in some of her dental patients and local families. With the help of partnerships, resources, energy and patience, she created the AppHealthCare Community Dental Garden, which this year yielded 360 pounds of produce and gave 70 families access to healthy food.