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X-WR-CALDESC:Join Conservation Nebraska and Michaella Kumke\, President and
  CEO at the Food Bank of Lincoln\, for an event on food insecurity in the 
 Lincoln area and who the food bank is working to address food waste and in
 securities in our area.\n\nThe Food Bank of Lincoln serves neighbors in 16
  counties in Southeast Nebraska by providing equitable access to healthy f
 ood and addressing systemic issues related to food insecurity and poverty.
  Food banking has its roots in food waste prevention. During this presenta
 tion\, learn more about this charitable food system and its role in servin
 g our state.\n\nRegister in advance by visiting: https://us02web.zoom.us/w
 ebinar/register/WN_k7L4I9toTIS1jrVBfHfzqg\n\nMeet Our Speaker! Michaella K
 umke serves as President and CEO\, alongside a team of 32 colleagues\, at 
 the Food Bank of Lincoln. Her Food Bank career began in 2015 first as Comm
 unications Director then as Community Engagement Director before being nam
 ed President and CEO in May 2021. Her 20+ years of nonprofit experience in
 cludes work in educational broadcasting\, health care\, and early childhoo
 d development. Ms. Kumke is a community volunteer who currently serves on 
 the City of Lincoln’s Age-Friendly Lincoln Committee\, the Lincoln Chamber
  of Commerce Board of Directors\, and the Bryan Medical Center Board of Tr
 ustees. In her free time\, you will likely find Ms. Kumke reading an overd
 ue library book or shopping at Francie & Finch Bookstore\, enjoying live m
 usic\, or exploring a trail with her fellow nature-loving spouse Ariana an
 d their energetic mutt Frankie.
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DESCRIPTION:Join Conservation Nebraska and Michaella Kumke\, President and 
 CEO at the Food Bank of Lincoln\, for an event on food insecurity in the L
 incoln area and who the food bank is working to address food waste and ins
 ecurities in our area.\n\nThe Food Bank of Lincoln serves neighbors in 16 
 counties in Southeast Nebraska by providing equitable access to healthy fo
 od and addressing systemic issues related to food insecurity and poverty. 
 Food banking has its roots in food waste prevention. During this presentat
 ion\, learn more about this charitable food system and its role in serving
  our state.\n\nRegister in advance by visiting: https://us02web.zoom.us/we
 binar/register/WN_k7L4I9toTIS1jrVBfHfzqg\n\nMeet Our Speaker! Michaella Ku
 mke serves as President and CEO\, alongside a team of 32 colleagues\, at t
 he Food Bank of Lincoln. Her Food Bank career began in 2015 first as Commu
 nications Director then as Community Engagement Director before being name
 d President and CEO in May 2021. Her 20+ years of nonprofit experience inc
 ludes work in educational broadcasting\, health care\, and early childhood
  development. Ms. Kumke is a community volunteer who currently serves on t
 he City of Lincoln’s Age-Friendly Lincoln Committee\, the Lincoln Chamber 
 of Commerce Board of Directors\, and the Bryan Medical Center Board of Tru
 stees. In her free time\, you will likely find Ms. Kumke reading an overdu
 e library book or shopping at Francie & Finch Bookstore\, enjoying live mu
 sic\, or exploring a trail with her fellow nature-loving spouse Ariana and
  their energetic mutt Frankie.
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SUMMARY:Food Bank of Lincoln Overview: A story of food waste prevention and
  beyond
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