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County Sponsor First Name Last Name Title Email Phone COUNTY SPONSOR FIRST NAME LAST NAME TITLE EMAIL PHONE ALAMEDA A Village For The Children Inc Veronica T Diggs Executive Director [email protected] (510) 848-8644 ALAMEDA Alameda Co Probation Calvin Clabiorne Acting Food Service Manager [email protected] (510) 667-7463 ALAMEDA Alameda Unified Sd Judy Bedard Director, Food Services [email protected] (510) 337-7044 ALAMEDA Albany City Unified Sd Clell Hoffman Executive Chef [email protected] (510) 558-2608 ALAMEDA Arise High School Louise Santiago Director Of Operations [email protected] (510) 436-5487 ALAMEDA Aspire Public Schools Rory Mccarthy Food Service Coordinator [email protected] (510) 434-5552 ALAMEDA Bay Area Youth Centers Inc Larry Ellerbee Program Director [email protected] (510) 727-9401 ALAMEDA Berkeley Unified School Dist Marni Posey Director Of Nutrition Service [email protected] (510) 644-4598 ALAMEDA Ca School For The Deaf Gayalene Buck Director Of Nutritonal Services [email protected] (510) 794-3770 ALAMEDA Cassio Place Zula Hamilton Director [email protected] (510) 677-9497 Director, Purchasing, Warehouse ALAMEDA Castro Valley Unified Sd Allison Graham & Child Nutrition [email protected] (510) 537-3000 ALAMEDA Dublin Unified School District Jean Taylor Child Nutrition Coordinator [email protected] (925) 828-2551 ALAMEDA Elaines Group Home Ingrid Campbell Director [email protected] (510) 569-5558 ALAMEDA Emery Unified School District Juliette Dunn Director Food Service [email protected] (510) 601-4910 ALAMEDA Fred Finch Childrens Home Inc Roger Harlan Food Service Director [email protected] (510) 482-2244 ALAMEDA Fremont Unified Sd Kristen Keith Director Nutrition Services [email protected] (510) 659-2587 ALAMEDA Greater New Beginnings Len Turner President [email protected] (510) 618-1625 ALAMEDA Hayward Unified Sd Robin Jones Operations Manager [email protected] (510) 723-3890 Director Of Operations And ALAMEDA Kipp Bay Area Schools Lakisha Young Technology [email protected] (510) 465-5477 ALAMEDA Leadership Public Schools Soo Zee Park Director Of Operations [email protected] (510) 830-3780 ALAMEDA Lincoln Child Center Harold Spence Spencer Food Service Manager [email protected] (510) 531-3111 ALAMEDA Livermore Valley Charter School Jose Catipon Office Manager [email protected] (925) 456-9000 ALAMEDA Livermore Valley Joint Usd Barbara Lee Director Of Campus Catering [email protected] (925) 606-3260 ALAMEDA Menezes Group Home Arthur Johnson Executive Director [email protected] (510) 351-8989 ALAMEDA Mountain House Elementary Sd Gay Costa Administrative Secretary [email protected] (209) 835-2283 ALAMEDA New Haven Unified Sd Angelia Nava Food Service Director [email protected] (510) 475-3992 ALAMEDA Newark Unified Sd Mary Sayers Director Child Nutrition Services [email protected] (510) 818-4288 ALAMEDA Oakland Military Institute Renee Jackson Cafeteria Manager [email protected] (510) 594-3912 ALAMEDA Oakland Unified Sd Jennifer Lebarre Director [email protected] (510) 434-3334 ALAMEDA Our Safehaven Inc Crystal Landa-Campbell Administrator [email protected] (510) 706-6000 ALAMEDA Partners In Oakland Education Sandra Phillips Head Of School [email protected] (510) 452-2100 ALAMEDA Piedmont City Unified Sd Michael Brady Asst. Supt [email protected] (510) 594-2608 ALAMEDA Pleasanton Unified Sd Frank Castro Director, Child Nutrition Services [email protected] (925) 426-4414 ALAMEDA Quest For Success Youth Lawrence Hickman Director [email protected] (510) 467-4250 ALAMEDA Saint Elizabeth Elem School Alma Morales Assistant Bookkeeper [email protected] (510) 532-7392 ALAMEDA San Francisco Bay Gsc Inc Andrea Bride Chief Financial Officer [email protected] (510) 562-8470 ALAMEDA San Francisco Bay Area Co Bsa Jason Lewis Camp Director [email protected] (510) 577-9000 Executive Manager Food & ALAMEDA San Leandro Unified Sd Andrew Soliz Nutrition Services [email protected] (510) 667-3508 ALAMEDA San Lorenzo Unified Sd Sandee Larsen Director Of Child Nutrition [email protected] (510) 317-4660 ALAMEDA Seneca Resident Day Trmnt Ctr Michelle Kicherer Nutrition Program Manager [email protected] (510) 481-1222 ALAMEDA St Martin De Porres School Janet Magana Food Service Director [email protected] (510) 652-2220 ALAMEDA St Raymond School Margaret Snyder Business Mgr/Admin Asst [email protected] (925) 574-7425 ALAMEDA Sunol Glen Unified Teresa Donovan District Clerk [email protected] (925) 862-2026 ALAMEDA T T House Of Champions Inc Terry Pace Director [email protected] (510) 894-0159 Administrator/ Food Service ALAMEDA The Refuge Inc Dorothy Henderson Director [email protected] (510) 437-9477 Business Manager/Food Service ALPINE Alpine County Unified Sd Janis Doyal Director [email protected] (530) 694-2495 AMADOR Amador County Unified Sd Barry Franks Food Service Director [email protected] (209) 267-5906 BUTTE Achieve Charter School Of Paradise Susan Powers Chief Business Officer [email protected] (530) 872-4100 BUTTE Bangor Union Elementary Sd Cathy Winkels Food Service I [email protected] (530) 679-2434 BUTTE Biggs Unified School District Nelda Andes Food Service Supervisor [email protected] (530) 868-1281 BUTTE Blue Oak Charter School Cyd Orneallas Administrative Assistant [email protected] (530) 879-7483 BUTTE Butte Co Juvenile Hall Charles Peck Supervisor, Food Services, Cid [email protected] (530) 538-6369 BUTTE Butte County Office Of Education Theresa Tozier Principal [email protected] (530) 879-7411 BUTTE Chico Green Bridgette Brick-Wells Contractor [email protected] (530) 223-5770 BUTTE Chico Unified School District Vince Enserro Director Of Nutrition Services [email protected] (530) 891-3021 BUTTE Durham Unified Debbie Slightom Food Service Manager [email protected] (530) 895-4697 BUTTE Feather Falls Union Esd Jessica Veerkamp Cafeteria Manager [email protected] (530) 589-1810 BUTTE Forest Ranch Charter School Christia Marasco Executive Director [email protected] (530) 891-3154 BUTTE Golden Feather Union Sd Denise Pierce Head Cook/Manager [email protected] (530) 533-6164 BUTTE Gridley Unified Sd Linda Baker Director, Child Nutrition [email protected] (530) 846-4172 Carter- BUTTE Manzanita Elem School Dist Suzanne Herboldshimer Business Manager [email protected] (530) 846-5594 BUTTE Nord Country School Jesus Meza Food Service Director [email protected] (530) 891-3138 BUTTE North Valley Schools Inc Jean Ray Food Program Coordinator [email protected] (530) 230-1247 BUTTE Oroville City School District Paul Mabie Food Service Coordinator [email protected] (530) 532-5690 BUTTE Oroville Union High Sd Paula Wakefield Food Service Director [email protected] (530) 538-2316 BUTTE Palermo Union Elementary S D Gail Shirley Business Manager [email protected] (530) 533-4842 BUTTE Paradise Unified Sd Susan Horn Director Of Food Services [email protected] (530) 872-6496 BUTTE Pioneer Union School District Lynell White Food Director [email protected] (530) 589-1633 BUTTE Sherwood Montessori Russ Shapiro Chair, Board Of Directors [email protected] (530) 513-2296 BUTTE Thermalito Union Elementary Sd Karen Williams Food Service Director [email protected] (530) 538-2970 Food Service Coordinator / Civil BUTTE Youth For Change Dana Allred Rights Compliance Officer [email protected] (530) 877-1965 CALAVERAS Bret Harte Union High Sd Ann Delara Food Service Director [email protected] (209) 736-8325 CALAVERAS Calaveras Unified Sd Judy Mossa Food Service Manager [email protected] (209) 754-2121 CALAVERAS Mark Twain Union Elementary Sd Paula Broglio Kitchen Manager [email protected] (209) 736-6533 CALAVERAS Oakendell Carol Mertens Director [email protected] (209) 754-1249 CALAVERAS Vallecito Union Sd Gretchen Mcreynolds Food Service Director [email protected] (209) 795-8502 COLUSA Colusa Unified School District Audrey Taylor Nutrition Service Director [email protected] (530) 458-2156 COLUSA Maxwell Unified Sd Craig Mcalpin Business Manager [email protected] (530) 438-2052 COLUSA Our Lady Of Lourdes School Barbara Genera Principal [email protected] (530) 458-8208 COLUSA Pierce Joint Unified Sd Marla Pagliai Food Service Mgr [email protected] (530) 476-2892 COLUSA Williams Unified Sd Kristi Ward Food Service Director [email protected] (530) 473-2550 CONTRA COSTA Acalanes Union High Sd Diane Deshler Director Of Food Services [email protected] (925) 280-3963 CONTRA COSTA Antioch Unified Sd Stephanie Siemering Director - Nutrition Services [email protected] (925) 779-7600 CONTRA COSTA Brentwood Union Sd Phyllis Thivierge Coordinator, Food Service [email protected] (925) 513-6338 CONTRA COSTA Byron Union Elementary Sd Laura Guzman Food Service Coordinator [email protected] (925) 809-7532 CONTRA COSTA Canyon Elementary Sd Misty Hardesty Food Service Director [email protected] (925) 377-9438 CONTRA COSTA Contra Costa Co Office Of Educ Michelle Kiernan Administrative Assistant [email protected] (925) 602-3421 CONTRA COSTA Contra Costa Co Prob Dept Don Dubois Supply Supervisor [email protected] (925)
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