About me
Angel Swanson (she/her) is a nonprofit founder, public speaker, entrepreneur, and food justice advocate with more than 40 years of business leadership. She is the Founder and Executive Director of Feeding Feasible Feasts (FFF), advancing dignified food access through sustainable programs and cross-sector partnerships. Through Feeding Feasible Feasts, Angel founded and scaled a nonprofit that redistributes fresh, unsold food through free-standing community hubs available 24/7 to people facing food insecurity and designed seven flagship programs focused on food access, nutrition education, sustainability, and dignity-centered resource delivery.
Angel co-leads the Kaiser Permanente-supported Breaking Down Barriers to Food Access partnership with Bethel School District and brings deep experience in coalition building, public policy, governance, and community-centered program design. She serves in multiple local, statewide, and national food equity and advocacy coalitions and has been recognized for leadership addressing food insecurity, food waste, sustainability, and community health. A mother of seven and grandmother of eleven, Angel has a longstanding commitment to family, faith, and community service.
