I love going to zoos, and I love the mountains and the ocean. I love to do anything outdoors with my family on my days off. Michelle, when you’re not working, what do you do on your days off? That’s an incredible story to share about the Food Bank. Two years later, she returned and gave us a $500 donation and told me how grateful she was. I had her come down to the Food Bank, and I loaded her up with food. She told me that her husband died and she needed help. Do you have any stories about the people you’ve helped?Ī few years back, a lady called, and I could tell she had never asked for help before and was embarrassed.
We help everyone, from people who have been evacuated due to the wildfires, corporations being shut down because of the pandemic, to agencies that serve hot meals on lunches and families putting food on their tables.
I have seen the Food Bank’s impact on our community grow significantly over the years. What impact have you seen working at Madera County Food Bank? The people I have met over the years working here and the relationships that we’ve built and been able to help people in need. What are your past work experiences and background before working at Madera County Food Bank?īefore working at the Food Bank, I went to school to become a Medical Assistant and actually graduated at the top of my class, but God had other plans for me, and I ended up at the Food Bank! What do you love about working for Madera County Food Bank? I oversee all programs we offer, schedule pickups/deliveries, order food, schedule for giveaways and handle office duties. Michelle, what’s your job at Madera County Food Bank? Her job is no easy task, but she comes in every day knowing that she’s working to bring food and resources to those that need it the most in Madera County. Though Michelle Ruiz keeps herself busy as the Madera County Food Bank Operations Manager, she’s proud of her work.
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