The Board
The Board of Directors believe all people are worthy of love.  The founders of KOS, Inc. believe they have been blessed and, in turn, wish to bless others.  We invite you to learn more about us and welcome your efforts and donations in distributing food to children and families in need.   

Taylor Joyner's community involvement began at a young age, participating in outreaches to Native Americans on reservations around Arizona. She has had the pleasure of performing in dramas, serving food, performing clean up operations and distributing Christmas gifts to children in need. Taylor has worked vigorously serving meals at homeless shelters and packing food boxes at food banks. Taylor is an honorary junior board member dedicated to involving the youth of Arizona in the fight against hunger.

Cheryl Woodring is an Arizona native and has been a resident of Peoria, Chandler, Mesa and Phoenix.  She has a heart for serving those in her community, especially children.  She served as a children's choir assistant director at Scottsdale Bible Church, has participated in outreach missions in Phoenix and the surrounding areas and as far away as Romania. She has prepared and served meals to children through Neighborhood Ministries. For the past three years she has been assisting the President of the Board for the Foundation for Blind Children in organizing and implementing one of the largest fund-raising events in the state.

Lisa Scarpinato's community involvement includes volunteer work at homeless shelters and food banks, as well as churches and outreach programs locally and abroad, to include Mexico. Throughout her 36 year residency in Arizona, she has partnered with various non profit organizations to improve conditions for impoverished and homeless people. She has dedicated much of her time to working with children.  Attending grade school and high school in the valley, she feels a great sense of urgency to improve the lives of impoverished children in Arizona. Lisa is a recipient of the POINTS OF LIGHT AWARD in recognition of her community service and involvement in co-founding Kitchen on the Street, Inc.

Rhonda Cagle has the privilege of serving numerous non-profit agencies in their marketing and fundraising efforts. She is a past board member of several non-profit organizations including IMPACT-SPC and Christians In Media. Rhonda is an award-winning writer and lists her most fulfilling roles as the wife of an Anglo-Catholic priest and mother to an aspiring medical student daughter.

Vince Scarpinato’s is a co-founder of Kitchen on the Street, Inc.  He has served people in need in NJ, PA and Arizona.  During his culinary career on the east coast, Vince provided personal assistance to those in need, as well as through associations with various organizations.  After his relocation to AZ, he became involved with Sojourner Center, lending his expertise in the kitchen remodel project.  He has also been involved with Phoenix Rescue Mission and United Way. He lends his entrepreneurial knowledge and leadership to the organization.