Our Staff
Angela Wolf
Executive Director Executive Director, Angela Wolf, has worked and volunteered with nonprofits most of her life. She has been an active citizen in Redford Township for many years, and is an Alumni of the Redford Jaycees. She is a current board member of The Kindness Rally and Quality of Live Initiative. Her passion for community connection and food security brought her to RIR in August of 2015 as an Administrative Assistant. In September 2021, she joined RIR as our Executive Director. She is passionate about connecting clients to resources to obtain self-sufficiency. She hopes to unite the Redford Community to work together for a stronger community. |
Mary Morrison
Client Specialist Client Specialist, Mary Morrison, is a retired Air Force Nurse with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing, from the University of Texas, San Antonio. Her passion is serving others which brought her to RIR in 2018 as a volunteer and she was hired in 2019. Working part-time, she interviews and schedules clients for emergency food assistance. Mary directs clients to other resources as needed through Wayne Metropolitan Community Action Agency. Mary is an all hands-on-deck person and willingly helps in the pantry or wherever needed. |
Sarah Goad
Food Operations Manager
Food Operations Manager
Board of Directors
President Jeffrey Clark
Treasurer Danny Range
Secretary Betsy McRae
Board Member Victoria Adams
Board Member Rev. Timothy P. Halboth
Board Member Brian Galdes
Board Member Adam Bonarek
Board Member Theresa Stokes
Board Member Dave Zarek
Ex-Officio Angela Wolf
Treasurer Danny Range
Secretary Betsy McRae
Board Member Victoria Adams
Board Member Rev. Timothy P. Halboth
Board Member Brian Galdes
Board Member Adam Bonarek
Board Member Theresa Stokes
Board Member Dave Zarek
Ex-Officio Angela Wolf
SUE PHERSON
Executive Director (Emeritus January 2021) |
RIR's Emeritus Executive Director since January 2021. Sue leaves behind a legacy of collaboration and community. In her years at RIR, Sue had a passion for helping others. She helped grow RIR’s programs from a bag of dry groceries when it began to a full service Client Choice Emergency Food Pantry with fresh produce and garden vegetables.
Her dedication to the community for 22 years, included working toward building coalitions with community organizations and partner agencies like Gleaners and Forgotten Harvest. These partnerships are vital to RIR and all the people that we serve. Thank you Sue for your many years of service! |