Hunger Amid Abundance: Food Insecurity Grows in North Bay
Reporting on rising food insecurity in Marin and Sonoma counties, including Will’s perspective as CEO of ExtraFood on growing demand and barriers to food access.
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Will’s work addressing hunger, wasted food, climate impacts, and nonprofit leadership has been covered by local and regional news organizations. The links below offer additional background on that work and his candidacy.
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Will Dittmar on Savoring Sonoma: The Hour
A conversation about ExtraFood’s work recovering nutritious food and serving communities across the North Bay.
Read the original sourceAs Food Banks Struggle to Meet Demand, ‘Wasted’ Food Is Filling the Gap — For Now
Statewide reporting on food recovery, hunger, climate, and the infrastructure nonprofits need, featuring Will in his role with the California Food Recovery Coalition.
Read the original sourceNew State Law Limits Organic Waste, Mandates Donation of Edible Food
Local reporting on California’s food-recovery law and its implications for Marin, including Will’s perspective on food waste, hunger, and implementation.
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November 3, 2026 General Election — Local Candidates on Ballot
The county’s official candidate list identifies Will Dittmar, Nonprofit CEO, as a candidate for San Anselmo Town Council.
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ExtraFood’s team page describes Will’s responsibilities as CEO, including organizational strategy, partnerships, development, and public leadership on hunger and food waste.
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The coalition’s leadership page documents Will’s work with food recovery organizations addressing food insecurity, waste, and climate impacts across California.
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