About HARVEST TIME CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

Turning Interest into Action

Here at HARVEST TIME CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, we see the value in everyone. We want to be a catalyst for positive change, and since our beginnings in 2023, we’ve been driven by the same ideas we initially founded our Non-Profit Organization upon: support, empowerment and progress.

Dealing with the challenges of today requires problem-solvers who bring different perspectives and are willing to take risks. HARVEST TIME CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP emerged out of a pursuit to inspire and support the community, and a desire for actions to speak louder than words.

Our Team

The Faces of Our Organization

Our dedicated team of experienced professionals and volunteers are at the heart of what we do, utilizing their unique skills and passion to move the work of our Non-Profit Organization forward. Without them, HARVEST TIME CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP would not be where it is today. Meet some of our team members below.

Sue Ostosh Executive Director

An invaluable part of the HARVEST TIME Hope staff and leadership, Sue Ostosh has witnessed the continued evolution of our programs for over a decade. With extensive experience in both the non-profit and private sectors, Sue Ostosh offers a unique skill-set that ensures undeniable impact.

Please note the extensive experience I have in the food industry.

Growing up on a farm, working for wholesale food companies, Food Broker, owning and operating over 100 pizzerias.

State of Michigan and National Awards for her care and concern for people and the planet we live on. She Championed a law to reduce Good food filling our landfills by 27% and providing food to the 30% of our people who go to bed hungry on a daily basis. The year 2015 Bill number .HR4017 This law provided protection for Restaurants and food suppliers to have protection under the law, to donate food and provided a safe way to do. This makes our Environment a better to live, the need for less land fills, and it provides food for serve safe non profits to feed in need.

With the help of MRLA.

She has many years as a member of NRA, National Restaurant Association, Serving on the National Pizza Council, MRLA and the DRLA. She has spoken at the NRA Show in Chicago numerous times on restaurants donating their extras.

Board member of MCREST, serving for 12 years on our homeless shelter in Macomb County,

The MRA asked if I would be willing to work on a program, in which restaurants / caters can drop off extra food they can’t use. Putting in packaging that can be disturbed for people in need. That can be replicated across the state.

She has been Certification in food safety and allergy,

with may years of working with pantries and non profits during my days in the food service. She is now Executor Director running the largest pantry in Macomb County. For the last 5 years along with her husband Curtiss Ostosh. Serving 83,000 people last year.

2014 Restaurant Neighborhood Winner: 2014 Passport Pizza - YouTube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtXK_c4qg8k

Passport Pizza | Acceptance Speech 2014

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOB3hYd-GhU

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Curtiss Ostosh President

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Words cannot describe the role that has had in ensuring that HARVEST TIME CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP always stays on track. Their continued communication with beneficiaries means that Taylor Quill is our greatest asset in listening to the pressing needs of grantees.

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