Kerry Owen founded 'Feed the Need' to alleviate hunger and was awarded a Royal Honour for her charitable services. She's passionate about serving vulnerable children and youth and is a devoted mother of five.

Derek, director of LearningPlanet, brings his expertise in improving customer service and leadership skills to Feed the Need since 2019. He has won awards for his work in education and soft skills content and is also an author.

With a Bachelor of Science specialising in Human Nutrition, Sarah's passion for the well-being of children in the community drives her to ensure they have access to good food, crucial for their growth and development to reach their full potential.

With a background in design and marketing, Chanelle finds joy in creating meaningful content and contributing her skills to help those in need. She is passionate about solving complex problems and making a positive impact in the community.

Jennifer is a cheerful hospitality professional fluent in French, English, and a sprinkle of Italian. Her past involvement with Feed the Need fuels her enthusiasm to connect with, serve and support those facing challenges with empathy and compassion.

Dylan, with a background in aviation, customer service, and small business, merges professional skill with a love for outdoor pursuits. Global travels, especially to underprivileged areas in the Asia-Pacific, fueled a commitment to community service, driven by a genuine desire to see children thrive.

Donna Greening is a mother of 6 with 8 years experience in the mental health sector. Donna firmly believes that supporting our Tamariki will ensure their physical and mental well-being. "Ehara taaku toa, i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini" Rising up again is not achieved alone but rather through the strength of many.

A mother and dedicated real estate professional, Monique MacKay is deeply involved in her community. She is an avid volunteer across various organisations and driven by a commitment to making a positive impact. Growing up in a culture where food brings people together, she values the power of connection and relationships both in her personal life and her career.

Born and raised in Tāmaki Makaurau, Micah Rapata is a pre-vocational doctor based in Auckland. His expertise in healthcare provides valuable insight into the needs of vulnerable and Kiwis throughout the country.