Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan
Judith McNeeley currently serves as the Vice President of Community Engagement at Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan since November 2020, after a significant tenure at Beaumont Health from August 2007 to April 2020, where Judith held the positions of Vice President of Corporate and Community Partnerships and Manager of Public Relations. Previous professional experience includes roles such as Director of Business Administration at The Diversity Network, Director of External Relations at NextEnergy Center, and Director of the Office of Education Partnerships at Detroit Public Schools. Judith's career began with a position as Director of Intergovernmental Relations for the City of Detroit under Mayor Dennis W. Archer. Educational qualifications include being a Leadership Detroit Graduate from Class XXXVI and serving as a McCloy Fellow in Urban Affairs with the American Council on Germany, along with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Wayne State University.
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Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan
Gleaners Community Food Bank, with broad community support, works to solve hunger in southeastern Michigan. In collaboration with our member agencies, the Feeding America network, and our program partners, we provide millions of pounds of donated and purchased food to people in need. In so doing, Gleaners is committed to distributing high quality food. Through education and advocacy, we will reduce reliance on the emergency food system. Gleaners adopts best practices and cost-effective systems and procedures to achieve the highest possible return on its human and financial resources. Gleaners fulfills its role with a sense of compassion and urgency while nourishing, sustaining and advancing hope in our community. Gleaners distributes tens of millions of pounds annually of emergency food to nearly 400 partner soup kitchens, shelters and pantries in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Livingston, and Monroe counties. You can help by visiting www.gcfb.org.