John S. Mulholland Family Foundation

The John S. Mulholland Family Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) public charity, was founded in 2013 to serve the food insecure, working poor of Washington, DC’s most challenged neighborhoods. The Foundation’s mission is to ensure that food pantries in the poorest sections of the District of Columbia have the necessary means to provide food assistance. The food insecurity and cost of living in Washington is among the highest in the United States. Clients of the foundation include native Washingtonians and recent immigrants, representing every faith and no faith at all. They are served regardless of their background or station. The Foundation also maintains a one-of-a-kind sustainable farm in Kensington, Maryland and a Central Pantry in Brookland. The Foundation's Board of Directors is chaired by Brian M. Mulholland and comprises 26 Directors from throughout the community, all of whom serve without compensation. They include S. Patrick Mulholland; Sharon Briskman, CPA; John C. Feller; William D. Mulholland, CPA; Thomas A. Anzelmo, MD: Michael J. Caruso; Bryan Cullen; Patrick Gex; Lisa M. Grillo, Ed.D.; Victoria Iliesh; Leah V. Durant, Esq.; Rev. Scott Hahn; Mack A. Kennedy; Brian T. Mangino, Esq.; Jane M. Mulholland; John W. Mulholland; David Piscola; Stephanie Pratt; Elizabeth Ramsey Reeves, DPT; Christianne Ricchi; Jeff Rogaliner; Gina M. Ross; Christopher G. Sheeron; H. Steve Swink, Ph.D.; Rowena Buffett Timms; and Richard D. Trenk, Esq. Over the past 10 years, the Foundation has collected and delivered over 1 million cans and packages of non-perishable food and has purchased and delivered hundreds of tons of fresh produce, milk, eggs, meat, and poultry.