“This program, built on a 20-page stack of information, provides approximately 24% of all the food distributed yearly and feeds more rural New Mexicans than any other food bank program,” she said.
Source: The Business Journal
Women of Influence: Alissa J. Barnes helped create a mobile food pantry for New Mexico
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