Delia Mayu Fitzpatrick, the daughter of Arnold & Irma Jean Fitzpatrick, is a native San Franciscan/Daly City border baby growing up by the Cow Palace.  She has served as a community advocate and an active member of many SF Bay Area nonprofits, holding leadership and advocate positions at Our Kids First, OMI Community Collaborative, Invest Black, and African American Early Childhood Educators.Delia started the Good Rural, a love project, in 2019. The Good Rural is a nonprofit based in San Francisco whose mission is to provide an infrastructure of programming to promote the emotional, academic, and economic success for communities both rural and urban communities. The divide continues to widen and intentional efforts to support the advancement in infrastructure, culture, technology, and funding. We aim to bridge this gap of access by mobilizing human capital in order to support the basic right of families in these areas and using supplies, events and workshops to connect the community and its partners.   In 2022, Delia stepped up and transitioned from insurance account manager at a boutique insurance agency to walking in the fullness of the Good Rural full-time.Her nonprofit has launched three initiatives, Rural School Supplies, Stem Frenzy (festival/workshop series) & N’ovation Lab (community computer lab).