Meet Our Team
Our small but mighty staff team are here for you. We'd love to hear from you, help find answers to questions, and share your successes!
Andra Smith, Executive Director
Prior to joining WFC, Andra served as Executive Director of the Sequim Food Bank, where she led significant organizational growth, expanded services into seven distinct food access programs, and built a strong team of staff and volunteers to respond to the evolving needs of the community. Her experience also includes leadership roles across the region and state, including serving as Treasurer and Board Chair of the Washington Food Coalition and playing a leadership role in developing cross-sector collaboratives focused on food access, health, housing, and community well-being.
Known for her collaborative, results-driven approach, Andra is focused on bringing people together, strengthening connections, and advocating for a strong hunger relief network across Washington.
Kyla Tucker, Membership and Education Manager
Kyla is a public health professional with a strong commitment to improving food security and health equity. With a Master of Public Health from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Kyla has dedicated her career to addressing barriers in access to nutritious food in underserved communities. She has contributed to academic research on national food policy, led initiatives to increase youth participation in meal programs, developed health education programs for food pantries, and collaborated with local organizations to create sustainable solutions for food insecurity. Most recently, Kyla worked as the Assistant Director of Training and Education in Student Wellbeing at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Kyla is excited to bring her passion for community-driven change to Washington Food Coalition and to work toward a healthier, more equitable future for all.
Dana Cordy, Nutrition Consultant
Dana’s work is centered around increasing access to nutritious, affordable, and sustainable foods that meet the needs of diverse cultures. As a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist working in the field of public health nutrition, she is especially passionate about changing the food system to improve health outcomes for those who are most vulnerable. Dana finds the most impactful efforts are those created through community partnerships. She has previously managed nutrition and health programs in clinical and community settings in Minneapolis, New York City and Seattle. She currently consults for food banks, emergency food programs and other community-based organizations implementing evidence-based strategies to promote nutrition security. She serves as an advisor to nutrition incentive providers to advance health equity and improve nutritional health.