Founder & Executive Director
Meet Taylor Ryan, a Black woman who wears multiple hats as a single parent, active community member, nonprofit executive director and founder. She is an advocate of fighting against food injustice and public health disparities through direct community outreach in Louisville, KY’s West End. She received her undergraduate degree at the University of Louisville where she boasts was the foundation to the ripple effect that is her current environment. She brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her work every day.
Taylor holds two master's degrees in Adult Education and Leadership Studies, which she uses to champion initiatives that benefit the underserved populations within her community. Her love for the community runs deep, and has continually driven her to work tirelessly towards improving the lives of others. What sets her apart is her commitment to direct outreach in the community. She understands that real change only comes through building relationships and working together to create sustainable solutions.
Taylor can meet with you regarding strategic and visibility opportunities to build donor, partner and sponsor relations. She takes meetings with decision makers, media, high-level innovators and initiatives, and monthly donors. This year, she wants to do more podcast interviews, so invite her!
"We're like Robin Hood. We're rescuing grocery surplus from one side of the city and bringing it over to our side of the city for people who are navigating food scarcity"
Check out what our founder Taylor Ryan has to say about confronting the Food Apartheid in Louisville, KY
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