Notburga was a late 13th-century Austrian peasant from Tyrol who is recognized as a saint in the Catholic Church. Born around 1265 in Rattenberg, she worked as a cook for Count Henry and was noted for her devotion to feeding the impoverished. Her commitment to charity, often involving saving food from her employer's kitchen, led to her being dismissed. She is celebrated for her piety and her dedication to both the needy and her subsequent employers.