Pam has served Farmer Foodshare’s board of directors since 2017.

She is a retired epidemiologist who spent her last working-for-pay years investigating and bringing to light the gaps in our regulation of pesticides.

She also is co-owner of White Swan Farm & Forge, which she operates with her husband, as well as an activist, a volunteer, and a grandmother to three beautiful children. She enjoys visiting her family in Brooklyn and Boston and growing and cooking food in the vibrant community of Cedar Grove, NC.

Pam first engaged with Farmer Foodshare as a Donation Station volunteer. She loves the idea of integrating farmers more deeply in creating greater access to fresh food.