About Us - Dulles South Food Pantry®

Founded in 2014 by three women who realized that there was a “food pantry desert” in our southeastern part of Loudoun County. The Dulles South Food Pantry was established and is supported by a network of multi-faith institutions and community organizations. We work to alleviate hunger in Loudoun County by collecting and distributing food through a pantry based in the Dulles community.

Donations to the Dulles South Food Pantry are tax-deductible, helping us continue our mission of serving the community and ensuring no neighbor goes hungry.

As a Partner Agency of the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank, we serve all Loudoun County residents living within the school boundaries of Freedom, John Champe, Independence, Rock Ridge, Briar Woods, and Lightridge High Schools. Eligible guests may visit the Pantry up to twice a month for assistance.

Meet Our Staff

Micki McMann

Executive Director

Robin Kinkead

Director of Operations

Karen Grant

Finance Manager

Jen Taylor

Director of Marketing and Communications

Amy Hutto

Operations Manager

Suzanne Lyles

Community Connections Program Manager

Juliye Wood

Distribution Manager

Andi Huppert

Operations Administrator

Jennifer Raab

Operations Assistant

Ruby Hunsaker

Distribution Assistant

2025-2026 Board of Directors

Meg Phillips

President

Kristen Reed

Vice President

Keith Reinke

Secretary

Richard Louis

Treasurer

Doris Girgis

Garrett Wolf

Neha Jadhav

Julia Safina

Julie Anna Barker

DSFP Service Growth since 2020

47,049 guest visits in 2025

824,726 lbs of food distributed to guests in 2025

10,293 Backpack Buddies bags distributed to our school partners in 2025

Farm Partnerships

As one of our core values, Dulles South Food Pantry works hard to ensure fresh produce is at least 25% of the food our families take home. In 2025 we were thrilled to achieve 38%! Sourcing locally grown food through partnerships with area farms improves nutritional content and demonstrates our community’s united effort in addressing food insecurity. Our “food as medicine” approach is supported by donations from:

A Farm Less Ordinary
JKCommunity Farm
Piedmont Environmental Council
Willowsford Farm

Additionally, DSFP is committed to preventing waste wherever possible. We work diligently to recycle the thousands of pounds of cardboard that pass through our doors and have weekly drop off of plastic film recycling as well. Our volunteers hand sort all donations and we send any items not worthy of our guests to area farms to support their livestock. Farms supported by DSFP donations:

Flying Pig Farmstead
Froghaven Farm
Heritage Springs Farm
Willowford Farm