Katrina Pawley is committed to doing good in our community and does so by leading FoodShare to meet the emergency food relief needs across our region.

Katrina joined the FoodShare team as Fundraising Coordinator in 2018 and in 2021 was appointed FoodShare's Assistant Manager to lead the expansion of FoodShare's services under the Victorian Government Regional Food Hub Project.

In 2022 Katrina commenced as CEO to ensure FoodShare continues to directly support those in the community experiencing financial hardship so that they have access to quality nutritious food and daily necessities. 

Katrina is experienced in leadership and identifying opportunities for business growth. She also has a background in marketing and communications as well as managing sponsorship programs and fundraising initiatives. 

Katrina can be contacted by emailing ceo@foodshare.org.au.

Sue Thornton joined the FoodShare team in September 2020 to take on the vital role of Volunteer and Admin Coordinator.

After running a successful family business for many years, Sue graduated from the Alpine Valleys Community Leadership Program with a desire for greater community involvement. 

Sue started volunteering with FoodShare in November 2019 and is a great believer in sustainability, recycling and equal access. 

Sue supports FoodShare by liasing with our network of agencies and local suppliers as well as provides support to FoodShare’s team of incredible volunteers.

Following a year of leading FoodShare in an acting manager role, she was appointed Operations Manager in 2024 to continue supporting the development and growth of FoodShare in its mission to reduce food insecurity in our local communities.

Sue can be contacted by emailing admin@foodshare.org.au.

With the impacts of the 2020 summer bushfires and the coronavirus pandemic on our local communities, FoodShare introduced a Community Pantry service which enabled the team to provide food hampers directly to those experiencing financial hardship.

Nicole Eirth joined the team in October 2020 and coordinates the delivery of FoodShare's Community Pantry program.  

Nicole is a true local and has over 25 years of customer service from an extensive career in TV, radio, hospitality and travel.

Nicole started volunteering with FoodShare in May 2020 and was very excited to be part of a vital community service.

Find out more about our Community Pantry service or see how you can support FoodShare.

Nicole can be contacted by emailing community@foodshare.org.au.

Jason Gollan is an experienced warehouse manager who joined the team in November 2022 to facilitate FoodShare’s warehouse operations.

With over a decade of experience working with customers and leading teams, Jason is driven by his passion to deliver the best possible customer service. In building lasting relationships, Jason takes the time to listen to the needs of his customers and team members.  

Jason is also a keen sportsman whose interests include water skiing, hunting and football.

Jason can be contacted by emailing warehouse@foodshare.org.au.

Mark Lucey joined FoodShare in November 2024, bringing valuable experience in project management and consultancy to improve FoodShare's ability to deliver projects focused on food security and reducing wastage.

In 2011 Mark established a consultancy which focused on delivering ethical and collaborative solutions in the property and retail sectors,. During this time Mark produced detailed market analysis reports that have helped various organisations implement effective business strategies.

In previous roles, Mark led economic development initiatives, overseeing property planning, and engaged key stakeholders to drive progress. He has also focused on improving customer experiences and driving income growth through strategic projects. With a strong background in both retail and property management, Mark has held senior positions in Australia and Indonesia, bringing a global perspective to his work.

With Mark's extensive experience and diverse skills, he is eager to work on projects for FoodShare that align with his community-focused goals.

Mark can be contacted by emailing projects@foodshare.org.au.

• Opportunity to attribute your skills to support the community. 
• Contribute to FoodShare’s sustainable financial viability through strategic partnerships, grant opportunities and fundraising activities.
• Get the word out through networking, developing communications materials and managing socials.
• 20 to 30 hours per week

FoodShare is looking for a Partnerships Coordinator who is driven to help grow our ability to rescue and share food. Working closely with the CEO you will be responsible for the implementation of the fundraising strategy and contributing to broadening FoodShare's funding base to develop regular funding streams. This role will also be responsible for marketing initiatives including a rebrand as well as developing communications materials as well as managing our social media platforms.

We are looking for a dynamic person with excellent communication skills, good networking skills and experience with sponsorship and fundraising.

This position is 20-30 hours per week.

Download the Position Description.

To apply for this position, email your CV and cover letter addressing the selection criteria to ceo@foodshare.org.au by Sunday 26 January 2024.

For more information contact FoodShare's CEO Katrina Pawley by phone (from 22 January) on 02 6059 5555 or email ceo@foodshare.org.au.