About Us
Helping young people feel good in their bodies and with food.
Who We Are
WithAll empowers adults with the tools they need to help children and young people foster a positive body image and relationship with food. As a 501(c)(3) organization serving a national audience, we also provide grants for those with financial need who also need intensive treatment to recover from an eating disorder. In partnership with donors and businesses, we’re on a mission to change cultural perspectives on health related to body and food, one step at a time.
Our Vision
To create a cultural shift of focusing on health and well-being instead of weight and appearance so all can feel good in their bodies and at peace with food.
Specifically, we are working with you to reach by 2030 one million new adults each year, impacting over two million young people. Looking ahead, with you we will reach 15% of the U.S. adult population, nearly 40 million people, with our resources. This represents the tipping point for cultural change, equivalent to 38.7 million people. This, so all young people can grow and feel good in their bodies and with food.
Together, we aspire to shape a society where:
- It is commonly understood that weight does not define health.
- We help ourselves and young people prioritize well-being and health behaviors, leaving behind harmful “body ideals” and diet culture.
- Commenting on other’s bodies or food choices is akin to commenting on others’ blood type–why would we do it?
- Youth’s time is spent being young! No longer are young people spending any time or precious brain space feeling bad about or wishing to change their bodies.
- Everyone with an eating disorder who needs treatment can access it without barriers.
Simple & Accessible
Addressing the Unspoken
Engagement & Impact
History
WithAll grew out of a mission-driven collaboration between the Emily Program, a nationally recognized leader in eating disorder treatment, and Kitty Westin and her family following the tragic death of her daughter, Anna.
For nearly two decades, with partners and supporters, we have advanced eating disorder awareness, education, and recovery support to hundreds of thousands of people throughout the United States. For those who are working to recover from an eating disorder while also dealing with financial needs, WithAll supports their recovery efforts by offering financial assistance grants for groceries and housing.
In 2018, we broadened our mission to include eating disorder prevention through the What to Say program. Through What to Say resources for adults who care for kids, we serve young people to feel good in their bodies and with food so eating disorders don’t develop in the first place. All of this is possible thanks to generous individuals and business sponsors.
Name
“WithAll” with its capital “A” and “W”, reflects that Anna Westin’s spirit is always with us, propelling us forward, committed to providing practical, accessible support to those who are working to recover their life from the grips of an eating disorder.
Our name also acknowledges the wherewithal required to build a world where young people and adults feel peaceful in their body and with food–a world where we no longer lose precious time and energy trying to fit a “body ideal” or associating our self-worth with what we eat.
Our Team
Lisa Radzak
Executive Director
Lisa Radzak is the Executive Director of WithAll, a nonprofit social enterprise that equips adults to help young people build healthy body image and positive relationships with food to prevent eating disorders. WithAll also supports recovery so people can live fully in the bodies they have. She brings more than 20 years of experience in public affairs, community relations, and law—and nearly 15 years in nonprofit leadership, including at Minnesota Public Radio/American Public Media—pairing big-picture vision with a bias for action.
Under her leadership, WithAll spearheaded the successful effort at the Minnesota Legislature to pass the United States’ first eating disorder prevention legislation for high school coaches and athletes, the first of its kind in the nation. She serves on the University of Minnesota School of Public Health’s Project EAT Professional Community Advisory Board and is a member of Twin Cities Public Television’s Board of Directors’ Public Affairs Task Force.
A licensed attorney, Lisa is a graduate of Mitchell Hamline School of Law, a member of the Minnesota Bar, and served as a Minnesota Supreme Court appointee to the Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board.
She is regularly delighted by humor, her family, and the seemingly endless variety of sparkling water flavors.
Lindsay Crye
Associate Director
Lindsay leads our operations, programming, fundraising, and communications to better fulfill our mission. She enjoys engaging with our supporters and stakeholders to build stronger connections to our work. Outside the office, you can find her planning her next trip, exploring the Twin Cities, or reading her book club’s latest pick.
With ten years of experience in nonprofit and foundation administration, Lindsay is a creative project manager working to strengthen all our operations. She loves being a part of a team deeply dedicated to discovering innovative and effective strategies to end eating disorders and is excited to invite others into this important work.
Efficient and collaborative, she executes activity across all operations, including fundraising, events, communications, and programming. Lindsay has a bachelor’s degree in public relations from the University of Northwestern, St. Paul, and a fundraising certificate from the University of St. Thomas. She and her family live in Richfield, MN.
Shannon Edelbrock
Development and Operations Manager
Shannon assists with the logistics of development and operations and making every day run as smoothly as possible. Her day-to-day focuses on our Recovery Support Program, budget management, events, and administrative support. She enjoys being part of the nonprofit world and finding ways to help enhance the organization. She has a heart for serving others and helping people succeed.
Shannon has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Health & Exercise Science from Gustavus Adolphus College and a Master’s in Public Health (MPH) from Walden University.
Outside of work, you can find Shannon chasing her two girls around, attending sporting events and finding the next brewery or winery to explore.
Board Members
Derek Waller
Chair
Alison Jonswold
Vice Chair
Todd McVay
Treasurer
Riw Rakkulchon
Secretary
Eric Lunseth
Development Chair
Suzette Schommer
Governance Chair
Katie Buesgens
Lead Product Manager
Doyle Calhoun
Assistant Professor of Francophone Postcolonial Studies
Scott Crow
Psychiatrist
Leslie Greves
Executive Vice President of HR
Jennifer Hall
Private Pilates Reformer Trainer
Maria Hall
Modern Workplace Consultant
Katie Loth
Associate Professor
Joey Vossen
Senior Staff Attorney
Emeritus
Jennifer Cramer-Miller
Larry Espel
Jillian Lampert
Kitty Westin
Founding Leaders
Mary Mathiowetz
Dan Mehls
Carol Peterson, PhD
Frank Schlick
