top of page

Executive Director awarded California Assembly District 14's 2026 Woman of the Year

Writer: Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels
Sep 23
2 min read

Updated: 6 hours ago



Yendy Rebollo and Assembly Member Buffy Wicks


Yendy Rebollo



Yendy Rebollo is the Executive Director of West Contra Costa County Meals on Wheels, where she leads efforts to support vulnerable and homebound seniors throughout communities including Richmond, San Pablo, El Cerrito, Rodeo, Pinole, Hercules, and Crockett. Through strategic leadership, community engagement, and operational oversight, Yendy works to ensure that essential meal delivery and supportive services reach individuals who rely on these programs to maintain independence, safety, and quality of life.


Recognized for her dedication to public service and leadership, Yendy was named Assembly District 14’s 2026 Woman of the Year.


In her role as Executive Director, Yendy oversees all aspects of the organization’s operations, including finance, human resources, development, fundraising, community outreach, and program management. Her leadership is guided by a commitment to strengthening the social safety net for aging populations and addressing challenges that can contribute to isolation, declining health, and preventable hospitalizations among seniors.


Yendy’s connection to Meals on Wheels began while she was a college volunteer at the University of California, Berkeley. That early experience introduced her to the importance of community-based service and sparked a passion for advocacy and nonprofit leadership. Over time, she advanced through the sector, taking on increasingly complex roles that expanded her skills in program management, organizational development, and community impact. 


Yendy completed her journey at UC Berkeley as an Honors Undergraduate Researcher and immediately continued to develop in her non-profit career. 

Before becoming Executive Director, Yendy gained valuable experience as a Manager of Post-Secondary Success; supporting students in their pursuit of higher education and career pathways. These experiences strengthened her ability to build relationships, develop programs, and create opportunities for individuals from diverse backgrounds. Her career journey has been shaped by discipline, perseverance, and a commitment to creating meaningful change.


Through her leadership at West Contra Costa County Meals on Wheels, Yendy Rebollo continues to demonstrate the power of purpose-driven service. Her dedication to supporting seniors, strengthening communities, and developing sustainable solutions reflects her ongoing commitment to creating a healthier and more connected future for those she serves.

bottom of page