Westminster Neighborhood Services is excited to welcome Beth (Riedman) Miller as our Interim Executive Director!

After spending six years on staff running our food pantry and soup kitchen, Lindsey continues to serve as a dedicated volunteer, bringing the same compassion, energy, and deep love for our neighbors that she always has.

At Westminster, we’re fortunate to have volunteers who bring heart, humility, and a quiet strength to our mission. And James No is one of them.

Tyler Barker, Project Manager at The Skillman Corporation, joined Westminster’s Board in March 2025 and immediately made an impact. Inspired by the dignity shown to neighbors and the organization’s role in breaking the cycle of poverty, Tyler brings his professional expertise and heart for service to everything he does.

When her kids were grown, Dena Condra found purpose in giving back. Volunteering at Westminster has become more than service—it’s about connection, community, and kindness. Read how she’s making an impact one conversation at a time.

After 13 incredible years of service, Chrissy Petersen is stepping down as Executive Director of Westminster Neighborhood Services.

On February 28, Westminster Neighborhood Services was honored with a special donation at TobyMac’s HITS DEEP Tour at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

We are thrilled to welcome Susan Vogt as Westminster’s new Volunteer and Community Engagement Manager!

We’re proud to recognize the local career centers whose culinary programs are lighting up the competition at Food Fight!

We’re thrilled to introduce our newest board member, Geng Wang, the CEO of Civic Champs!

We are excited to introduce Emily Nelson as the new Board Chair of Westminster Neighborhood Services!

As we step into 2025, the Westminster Neighborhood Services team is reflecting on where we’ve been and where we’re headed. Each staff...

Because of you, we brought hope, meals, and opportunities to thousands of neighbors this year. Let’s do even more in 2025.