Isiaha Feika

Dynamic and results-driven professional with extensive experience at Walmart and Bush Gardens Williamsburg. Proven expertise in cash handling and exceptional customer service, fostering strong team collaboration. Adept at utilizing sales techniques to enhance revenue and ensure compliance with safety standards, demonstrating reliability and a strong work ethic in fast-paced environments.

During my junior year, I helped organize a small fundraiser at school for our local food bank. Instead of just asking for donations, I set up a snack table with a few friends during lunch—chips, candy, and drinks we got from a nearby dollar store. We kept the prices low, but people showed up every day.

We added a little twist: for an extra dollar, students could write a positive or funny note to a friend and we’d post it on a “Wall of Kindness” in the hallway. That part really took off.

By the end of two weeks, we raised just over $300 and donated it directly to the food bank. It was a simple idea, but it felt good to see how something small could make a difference.

In my junior year, I was honored to receive the Presidential Volunteer Service Award for completing over 100 hours of community service. Most of my hours came from volunteering at a local food pantry and helping out with school-led charity events.

It wasn’t something I was aiming for at first—I just liked being involved and helping out where I could. But when my advisor mentioned I qualified for the award, it felt really rewarding to see all that time and effort recognized.

Getting that certificate and pin was a proud moment for me. It reminded me that even small actions—like stocking shelves or organizing donation drives—can add up to something meaningful.