Morgan is passionate about understanding food systems and policy-driven food insecurity.

She has been the Executive Director of Skagit Gleaners since 2019 and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Community Action of Skagit County. She holds a master's degree in Public Administration from Seattle University with a concentration in both nonprofit and government policy and has completed graduate research projects titled Food Justice and Economic Sovereignty for Migrant Farmworkers and Factors that Influence Perceptions of Food Insecurity as a Government-Sustained Public Health Issue. 

She has been asked to speak about her research at various conferences, including the international WE Ignite Conference, where she emphasized how race-based food sovereignty and justice are a tenet of the women's movement, and the Association of Gleaning Organization's National Conference in 2023. Morgan is the 2018 recipient of Skagit County's Rising SWAN Award as an up-and-coming woman professional in changemaker work.

She is a community educator, an advocate for systems change, and has a grant writing and nonprofit consulting firm, where she has helped dozens of nonprofit clients nationwide secure millions of dollars in grant funding since its inception in 2023.