Rebecca Randall

Becca Randall (she/they) is a 5th generation family member of the Fleishhacker Foundation, a family foundation established in 1947 to improve the quality of life in the San Francisco Bay Area. Becca joined the board in 2018 as part of the Foundation’s transition in engaging the next generation of family members. Since joining the board, Becca has chaired the 5th generation committee and led its efforts to launch a pilot program focusing on Social Justice issues in the Bay Area in the areas of LGBTQ+ Youth , Food Justice, and Juvenile Diversion. After a successful pilot, the program has officially graduated into a new program area of focus for the Foundation. In addition to serving as chair for the new Social Justice Committee, Becca also serves on the Governance, Finance, Impact Investing, DEI, Special Arts, and Education committees. She aims to inspire future generations of leaders within the sector through her commitment to equity and social change.

Becca was born and raised in Denver, CO where she spent most of her life. She spent two years at Hastings College in Nebraska where she played softball, and finished her studies at Metropolitan State University of Denver where she earned a BA in Sports Management and Marketing. She moved to New York in 2021 and recently graduated from Columbia University with an MS in Nonprofit Management. Becca currently works as a Program Officer for an international philanthropic foundation where she focuses primarily on arts and culture and education grantmaking. She currently lives in Manhattan with her Great Pyrenees, Bella.