I had the pleasure of talking with Anna Jaeger recently. She’s living in San Francisco, working for Tech Soup, where she helps develop apps for social service agencies. One, the Safe Shelter, helps agencies find safe places for people to stay at night.

Another app, Range, helps kids who qualify for free or reduced lunches—currently one in seven in the United States—find meals during the summer. Only one in six kids who qualify for those lunches receive them during the summer. The app locates the time and place where meals are served for kids, showing on the phone in the form of a map with more information. Pretty cool.

Anna lives with her partner and two kids and serves on her local PTA. She sees Angela Lee, who lives in D.C., and Laura “Ed” Gadd ’91, who lives in Austin, Texas.

—Suzanne Spencer Rendahl, 224 Route 120, Plainfield, NH 03781; suzandj@comcast.net