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Honoring the Career of Kay Ruhstaller

Original title: HONORING KAY RUHSTALLER'S EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE TO THE CENTRAL VALLEY

May 21, 2026

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What this does

This document serves as an official public record of the career achievements of a local nonprofit leader who managed a $100 million budget and oversaw services impacting over 500,000 residents annually in San Joaquin County.

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Kay Ruhstaller

The subject of the congressional recognition who is entering retirement.

San Joaquin County residents

The community served by the programs and organizations led by Ruhstaller.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 21, 2026.

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Summary

This Congressional Record entry formally recognizes the career of Kay Ruhstaller, the retiring CEO of the Family Resource Center in San Joaquin County. It highlights her three decades of work in child advocacy, mental health funding, and community support services.

Key Facts

  • Kay Ruhstaller served as CEO of the Family Resource Center in San Joaquin County for over 30 years.
  • The Family Resource Center manages an annual budget exceeding $100 million.
  • The organization serves over 8,000 children annually.
  • Ruhstaller co-founded the San Joaquin Children's Alliance, which secured over $5 million in mental health funding.
  • Ruhstaller helped establish 211 San Joaquin, a service supporting over 500,000 residents annually.
  • The Family Resource Center delivered over 4 million meals to children under her leadership.
  • Ruhstaller served as the 13th female President of the Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce in 2023.
  • Ruhstaller received the 2025 ATHENA Award from the Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce.

Why It Matters

This document serves as an official public record of the career achievements of a local nonprofit leader who managed a $100 million budget and oversaw services impacting over 500,000 residents annually in San Joaquin County.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kay Ruhstaller?
She is the retiring CEO of the Family Resource Center in San Joaquin County, recognized for her leadership in child and family advocacy.
What is the Family Resource Center?
It is a large nonprofit organization in San Joaquin County that provides family support services, mental health resources, and food assistance.

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Nonprofit Scale

The Family Resource Center operates with a $100 million budget, which is significant for a regional nonprofit organization.

Connected Entities

organizationGreater Stockton Chamber of CommerceOrganization where Ruhstaller served as President and received the 2025 ATHENA AMap →
organizationFamily Resource CenterNonprofit organization in San Joaquin County led by Kay Ruhstaller.Map →
personKay RuhstallerRetiring CEO of the Family Resource Center in San Joaquin County.Map →
locationSan Joaquin CountyPrimary region of service for the Family Resource Center.Map →
personJosh HarderU.S. Representative for California who introduced the recognition.Map →

Sources

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