About | Support Local Leadership Today — Sandra White Candidate for Antioch City Council District 4

Sandra White has spent years serving the Antioch community, working alongside residents, schools, nonprofits, and local leaders to create safer neighborhoods, stronger schools, and greater opportunities for all.
- Youth Inclusion Network (YIN)
  Certified volunteer leading a structured 3–5-month intervention program helping at-risk youth re-engage in school and community.
- Developed personalized action plans with families to support long-term success and stability.
- Former Chairman, Crime Prevention Commission
- Organized Neighborhood Watch & Business Alert programs.
- Strengthened partnerships between residents, businesses, and law enforcement.
- Focused on proactive crime reduction and community awareness.
- President, Antioch Rotary Club
- Supports youth, seniors, veterans, and local families.
- Leads major fundraising and community service initiatives.
- Promotes service, leadership, and community unity.
- AUSD CTE Stakeholder Engagement Committee
- Helps align education with high-demand careers for students.
- Expands opportunities for high school students to succeed in the workforce.
- Board Member, Antioch Schools Education Foundation (ASEF)
- Funds classroom grants, enrichment programs, and student resources.
- Supports every student across Antioch Unified School District.
- Board Member, Delta Learning Center
- Provides affordable, high-quality tutoring for Contra Costa County families.
- Ensures all students have access to academic support.

proven Leadership for antioch

16+ years serving the Antioch community
Executive leadership experience managing policy and operations
Focused on accountability, collaboration, and practical results

Experience & Leadership

Sandra currently serves as Vice President of Human Resources for a multi-state human services organization, where she oversees complex operations including workforce development, policy design, regulatory compliance, and organizational governance.

She regularly advises executive leadership and governing boards, builds accountable systems, and ensures programs operate in compliance with state and federal laws, while remaining equity-focused and fiscally responsible.

This experience prepares her to evaluate policy, ask the right questions, and make informed decisions that balance community priorities with real-world operational needs.